Tommy Solo interviews DP for Tommy Solo’s Famous Friends podcast. Watch here

“Don Pyle immersed himself in the Toronto punk scene early. As an under aged teen he would sneak into dive bars, camera in hand documenting the early days of punk rock from his view. He was in his first band at the young age of 16, and would enjoy a lifelong career in music, most notably as the drummer in Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, along with several other high profile acts. He is also a highly respected record producer. He writes about his experiences from inside the scene in his new book "Rough Description Love Letters & Ghost Stories from a life in music". We talked about the new book & a lot more in this episode. Enjoy.”

Photo of The Viletones’ Freddy Pompeii with DP by Patrick Cummings, 1978.

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