Zia McCabe — The Dandy Warhols

November 27, 2008 · 1 comment

Zia McCabe from The Dandy Warhols personifies everything The Dandy Warhols stand for: sassy, cooly detached, and dripping in attitude. The keyboardist adds a lush sonic wash to the Dandy’s inherent popism, and keeps the lads in check as they wind their way through the stadiums of the world. Well, kinda. To be a fly on the wall on their tour bus! Some folk have all the fun.

Willie Nelson / On The Road Again
I grew up listening to Willie Nelson, and this song was one of my first favorites. It’s perfect to sing along to and even more fun to dance to. Of course, now that being on the road is my life too, I can’t help but make it one of the theme songs for my life.

Mickey Avalon / Jane Fonda
This guy’s lyrics are hilarious and dope, and the groove on this song is irresistible. I have to dance every time I hear it. And when it’s over, I usually have to hear it a

Simon and Garfunkel / Homeward Bound
When our band was doing van tours, there were very few records that we could all agree to listen to. Simon and Garfunkel’s Greatest Hits was one of them. I don’t know of a song that better describes those lonely nights towards the end of a tour.

The Beta Band / Round the Bend
This band is so cool and this song is one of my favorites. It works great as a soundtrack for home movies too.

Dusty Springfield / Son of a Preacher Man
There are so many reasons to love this song: Pulp Fiction and the fact that it’s one of my favorite karaoke songs to sing are just two of them. 106.7 in Portland plays Son of a Preacher Man almost every time I’m in the shower. It’s great!

The Cure / Killing an Arab
This is the first Cure song I ever heard. I made a friend from Canada at a New Age church camp and he made me a mix tape with this song on it. I love it! And I can’t wait to see The Cure again at Sasquatch.

ACDC / Rock and Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution
What can I say? There’s simply nothing that can be said.


Brian Jonestown Massacre / Satellite

When we used to do a lot of shows with these guys, this was one of my favorites. And now that I own all their albums, it’s still a favorite. Dig it!

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1 dopiate_mind 04.29.09 at 1:26 pm

Zia,

Hi i just wanted 2 tell u ur awesome! And a helluva musician! I dont no
if im on the right site for this to get to to you personally, but i’vd loved you since I first saw your video, “Not if u were the last junkie on earth”. This was like n 97 or 98. Anyways Iwant 2 marry you! And its funny the irony of me being an opiate addict. I myself am a proclaimed
percussionist, 4 a small punk gig here n florida, called the K4′S. Dont worry and think im some stalker!! Ijust think u r hot and talented and want u n my band!! So somebody, hopefully u, send me an e-mail!! Ive got all u guys’ music and been 2 ur shows so im a huge fan!! Write back!!

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