Fee Waybill began making music in the desert heat of Phoenix Arizona in the late 60’s. He and his band moved to San Francisco and formed The Tubes. Music would become a lifelong adventure for Fee and in 2020 Fee released his second solo album Fee Waybill Rides Again.
Brutal Planet Magazine talked with Fee about the new album as well as his early days with The Tubes and how they came about acquiring the name of the band.
The interview can be heard below and you can pick up Fee’s solo album Fee Waybill Rides Again here: https://feewaybill.com/
Read My Lips (1984)
Don’t Be Scared by These Hands (1996)
Fee Waybill Rides Again (2020)
It’s really cool to hear this interview! Fee is a very diverse and artistic creature! He has an evolved concept of the human condition that is refreshing and so nice to have in this world! I enjoy the open-mindedness and artistic license and daring much like many-valued artists from the past in history’s archives…I hope his work carries on way past his time! Inspiration is the paintbrush to the creation and human evolution, and humor never hurts!!now in th