Prog-Watch 205
In the first half of this week’s episode, Tony and Dave go back to the first band that was ever featured on Prog-Watch—Overhead, from Finland! They play a brand-new cut from the band and also a song by their spectacular guitarist (and all around nice guy) Jaakko Kettunen! In part two, they look at an enigmatic performer, America’s own Hugh Bonar! Hugh is pretty much the epitome of Prog, with a body of work that runs the gamut from full-blown Prog albums to solo piccolo bass excursions! The guys also gain a little more insight into the varied career of Hugh, through some exclusive interview material! For more information on this week’s artists, you can visit: www.overhead-band.com www.jkettunen.bandcamp.com www.reverbnation.com/hb3 As always send questions, suggestions or comments to progsquatch@gmail.com. You can also follow the Squatch on Twitter (@ProgSquatch) or visit our Prog-Watch Facebook page. Also, if you have a Prog band and are looking to maybe break into “the big league”, contact us to get on our Watch List! (We just might play you on the show, and who knows, it might lead to your big break!)
Overhead is a Heavy Prog band from Finland. Jaakko Kettunen (back row, right) is their outrageously talented guitarist. Overhead Website: overhead-band.com Jaakko’s Website: jkettunen.bandcamp.com 
Hugh Bonar is an enigmatic Progressive Rock artist and piccolo bass pioneer from California. He is also a published author. Music website: hb3.com Written word website: avalonbook.com 
Music with some meat to it!
Prog-Watch is a weekly podcast and internet radio program dedicated to bringing the listener contemporary Progressive Rock music from around the world. Your big, hairy host, the “Prog-Squatch” wanders the woods of the world, beats the bushes, and digs in the dirt to bring the best Prog back for YOU! Sometimes solo and sometimes with a guest host, the Prog-Squatch will bring you new and interesting artists in each episode, and give you some background info and a taste of their music.
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