Steve Stevens

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/flipside/644-warble Some bands defy description. The Warble, Alex Harrison (aka Alex Warble), Ben Baurmeister, Steve Pereira, and Judith Stevens are one of those bands. Sure, the jangly guitars and preening fiddles are folky, but what to make of the rambling song structures, unexpected instrumentation, electric interludes and, strangest of all, the popular live shows that mix striking visual art and freakish theatricality? One of the things that make The Warble so hard to categorize is that they do not recognize lines between music, visual art and theater. Can a band be its own genre? The Warble: http://www.livefrommemphis.com/thewarble CREDITS Producer/Director Sarah Fleming Director/Editor/Camera Christopher Reyes Editor/Camera Brad Phelan Camera Eric Swartz Additional Location Sound Chad White Production Assistance Shelly Gillett Title Illustration Design Alex Harrison Flipside is a production of Live From Memphis special thanks to Alex Harrison Judith Stevens Ben Bauermeister Steve Pereira Lance Turner additional videography by Andy Strong music 'OTIK' and 'Hurricane' performed by The Warble

Josie talks to Steve Stevens about their over-the-top wedding. Is he willing to go all the way for her?

Perry isn't too happy when Etty signs him up to be assistant coach of their sons' baseball team. Hear him sound off.