Jake Brennan

I haven't really thought about it enough, but it's interesting.

And I know it's applicable to some of the stories we're telling here.

So I'll probably get into this concept a little bit more.

More artists spotted out in the public in response to our Jim Sullivan disappearance story that we had on Instagram yesterday.

J underscore Shinobi writes, hey, just seen him yesterday at Walgreens.

That's interesting, man.

I go to Walgreens all the time.

I've never seen missing folk artists roaming the aisles, but I'll take your word for it.

Mark Bernworth sent us a message on Instagram about Tommy James, about how he's an underrated singer, how the Shondells were an underrated band.

And Mark is not wrong about either of those things.

And if you want to hear exactly what I'm talking about, plus the mafia connection to Tommy James, which is...

The Tommy James mob story might be the greatest mob story in music history.

And that is saying something because it has nothing to do with Frank Sinatra.

It has nothing to do with a bunch of the other sort of cliche mob music industry stories that you've heard.

It's its own thing.

The fact that this is not a Martin Scorsese movie is incredible.

It's shocking to me, actually.

It's incredible.

And I love the episode that we put together on Tommy James.

It's one of my favorites.