Ron Sexsmith
June 6, 2011
Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith stopped by the Rolling Stone office recently to play solo acoustic versions of two songs from his latest album Long Player Late Bloomer. After the set, Sexsmith explained how he teamed up with Metallica producer Bob Rock for his new album after feeling disillusioned by the reception to his previous record Exit Strategy of the Soul, and chatted about his deep love for the music of the 1950s.
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