The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies

Update: 2025-04-01

Description

In this episode we're interviewing the duo The Doohickeys consisting of Haley Spence Brown and Jack Hackett. Their debut album, All Hat No Cattle, has charted number one on the Roots Music Report, number 21 on the Americana Music charts, and have songs on Outlaw Country. They've already performed at the prestigious Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN. This band mixes comedy with country music in a refreshing way that doesn't compromise on its songwriting and studio chops.

"Can't Beat My Old Beater"

"This Town Sucks"

"Rein it In Cowboy"

Support the show

AmericanaMusic.com
Your Source for Americana Music

Comments

In Channel

The Ramona Martinez Interview: Ramona and the Holy Smokes' Debut Album with Traditional Country and Chicana Influence

2025-09-2525:55

The Mike Reid and Joe Henry Interview: Their Collaborative Album "Life & Time"

2025-09-1735:38

The Maia Sharp Interview: Songwriting with Soldiers and Her New Album, Tomboy

2025-09-0338:48

The CJ Lewandowski Interview: Celebrating the Life and Music of Bobby Osborne

2025-08-2027:09

The James Kee Interview: East Nash Grass and Their New Album "All God's Children"

2025-08-1426:23

The Grayson Jenkins Interview: Creating Community and His New Album “Country Parables”

2025-07-2624:04

The Alaina Stacey Interview: Her EPs Dawn, Day, and Dusk and Psychology in Songwriting

2025-07-1724:12

The James McMurtry Interview: An Americana Legend on His New Album

2025-07-1024:15

The Jerry Douglas Interview: Alison Krauss and Union Station Tour, Rounder 0044, and Monty Python

2025-07-0130:09

The Kai Crowe-Getty Interview: On Connecting with Listeners and His Solo Americana Album The Wreckage

2025-06-2523:33

The Cat Terrones Interview: Welsh Influences, Liner Notes, and Her New Album "Shelter in Our Beauty"

2025-06-1725:33

The Zach John King Interview: From Indie Rock to Coming Home to Country Music

2025-05-2323:00

The Gretchen Peters Interview: Connectivity and Empathy in Songwriting

2025-05-0628:43

The Sam Robbins Interview: 70's Singer/Songwriter Influences and His New Album, So Much I Still Don't See

2025-04-3032:41

The Leslie Jordan Interview: Her Debut Americana Album “The Agonist” Based Off Her Grandfather’s Writings

2025-04-2227:00

The Tony Kamel Interview: Texas Songwriting, His Grandmother, and the New Album, "We're All Gonna Live"

2025-04-1524:32

The Jonathan Rundman Interview: The Silos, Recording Analog, and His New Album "Waves"

2025-04-0831:43

The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies

2025-04-0124:41

The Sierra Hull Interview: Mandolin, Bluegrass Influences, and "A Tip Toe High Wire"

2025-03-1329:14

The Kelly Hunt Interview: Ozark Symphony and the Melding of Folk, Jazz, and Bluegrass

2025-03-0424:14

00:00

The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies

#box-pro-ellipsis-175896587792665{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies

The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies

The Doohickeys Interview: The New Album, "All Hat No Cattle", The Ryman, and Zombies