#454 - Darius Rucker on the Pain from His Biological Father

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Darius Rucker (@DariusRucker) stops by to talk about the process of writing his new book Life’s Too Short: A Memoir by Darius Rucker which is out now. He tells the untold story of the formation of Hootie and the Blowfish, how he started singing at a young age encouraged by his late mother and the pain left behind from his biological father (bring a tissue!). Darius also talks about how he shifted from rock to country and the asinine statements said from people who said it would never work. Darius also gets candid about the dark side of the road, misinterpreted songs and the coolest moment of his career getting to perform with one of his musical heroes. 

Get your copy of Life’s Too Short: A Memoir by Darius Rucker by clicking HERE. 

Signed copies on Barnes & Noble: HERE

 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Darius Rucker (@DariusRucker) stops by to talk about the process of writing his new book Life’s Too Short: A Memoir by Darius Rucker which is out now. He tells the untold story of the formation of Hootie and the Blowfish, how he started singing at a young age encouraged by his late mother and the pain left behind from his biological father (bring a tissue!). Darius also talks about how he shifted from rock to country and the asinine statements said from people who said it would never work. Darius also gets candid about the dark side of the road, misinterpreted songs and the coolest moment of his career getting to perform with one of his musical heroes. 

Get your copy of Life’s Too Short: A Memoir by Darius Rucker by clicking HERE. 

Signed copies on Barnes & Noble: HERE

 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2024-05-28 61 min Transcript
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