# George Hurley

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What food is Minutemen?

Minutemen were to hardcore what The Talking Heads were to punk. D Boon, Mike Watt and George Hurley, the three "corndogs" from San Pedro that drove the Minutemen style of Econo punk rock, understood that being punk meant breaking down all the establishment borders. SST records helped them get their…

PPP #27: Mike Watt

After a much-needed hiatus, Pierre Pressure is back with an extremely special episode. Pierre talks with the one and only Jedi Master of Punk Rock, Mike Watt. Watt started his bass playing career in the legendary punk band the Minutemen in 1980 in San Pedro with his childhood friends D. Boon and Ge…

235 fIREHOSE "fROMOHIO" w/ George Hurley

Let the drummer have some! We're back, with special guest George Hurley! . . . . YOU DON’T KNOW MOJACK is a podcast dedicated to exploring the entire SST catalogue, in order, from start to finish. During the podcast we will discuss all the releases that are part of our core DNA, as well as many les…

Ep. #872: Mike Watt and Papa M

EVERY OTHER KREATIVE KONTROL EPISODE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO $6 PATREON SUPPORTERS. This one is fine, but please subscribe now on Patreon so you never miss full episodes. Thanks! Mike Watt and Papa M's David Pajo talk about their new split-single for Red Parakeet Records’ “one-for-one” series, their …

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Vex Billingsgate (Suburban Lawns) & George Hurley (The Minutemen), of the band Suburban John

“And then, you know, a lot of the stuff that we grew up on at that time is a lot of the spandex, pretty hairdo type things, and we always thought you had to be someone special to put out a record or something. You know? So here punk rock started, so we'd do it ourselves. We'll make our own records,…

The Drums

Deep Cuts: Lost & Found goes out with a BANG on this mid-season finale for season 4, focusing on drums and drummers. Check out acclaimed rhythmatists like Stewart Copeland and Ringo Starr, as well as some lesser-known thumpers like George Hurley and James Gadson. Featuring The Police, New Order, Ca…

DMA 232: "Mr. Machinery Operator" by fIREHOSE

After the legendary Minutemen broke up following D Boone's death in a tragic van accident, Ed Crawford was able to convince Mike Watt to reform with George Hurley and create a new band called fIREHOSE. Join us this week and we discuss their final album. Produced by J. Mascis!

Ep. 228: Mike Watt (Bassist, Vocalist and Songwriter) Interview by Stephen Bluhm

I am mike watt and I am the son of a sailor, born in 1957 in virginia and work bass for a living. I came to san pedro in the los angeles harbor of california when I was eight cuz of my pop's work (machinist mate in the navy) and met d boon there when we were bof twelve. his ma put me on bass... par…

The Day D. Boon Vanished: How the Minutemen's Loss Shaped Punk

The episode examines the sudden van accident that killed Minutemen guitarist D. Boon in December 1985, tracing how the tragedy stunned the band, reshaped the Los Angeles hardcore scene, and rippled through punk’s DIY network. It follows Mike Watt and George Hurley’s path from mourning to forming Fi…

The Minutemen’s Double Nickels on the Dime: DIY Innovation and Musical Chaos

Explore how the 1984 double LP "Double Nickels on the Dime" became a blueprint for low‑budget punk, blending hardcore speed with jazz, funk, country and political commentary. The episode traces Mike Watt’s bass wizardry, D. Boon’s angular riffs, George Hurley’s tight rhythms, and the band’s relentl…