Episode 8: Nothing's Bad Luck: The Lives of Warren Zevon

My shit's fucked up--Warren Zevon 

On this episode of Remainders, our hosts discuss the life and
dirty times of Warren Zevon. A gifted songwriter, outsider,
cynic, and romantic, Zevon remains an underappreciated rock and
roll legend. More than merely the singer behind ‘Werewolves of
London,’ Zevon mastered the art of ‘song noir’ and was admired by
Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Martin Scorsese and countless other
artists. 

Behind the critical accolades, he spent a lifetime struggling
against alcoholism and drug addiction. His obsession with death
came to light in 2002 when Zevon was diagnosed with mesothelioma
and was given only months to live. Despite his death sentence,
Zevon set out to make the best album of his career. Join us as we
pay tribute to the legend. 

more: www.remainderspod.com/season-1





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