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DUFF MCKAGAN Interviewed On Milwaukee's FM 102/1; Audio Available

February 20, 2009

Former GUNS N' ROSES and current VELVET REVOLVER bassist Duff McKagan was interviewed this past Tuesday (February 17) on the "Kramp & Adler" show on the Milwaukee, Wisconsin radio station FM 102/1. The chat can now be downloaded as an MP3 audio file at this location.

Following the arrival of the band's 2008 "Wasted Heart" EP, DUFF MCKAGAN'S LOADED will release "Sick" on April 7 via Century Media Records. This marks the first full-length studio album in eight years from the band McKagan formed in 1998 and grouped up with again in 2001.

The album's first single, "Flatline", is now streaming at Playboy.com (where Duff also pens the weekly "Duffonomics" financial column). In addition to his new blog on Playboy.com — where McKagan says he hopes to "shed some no-nonsense light on day-to-day money issues" — Duff has penned a two-page "Success" column in the new March issue of Playboy magazine. He also continues to contribute his "Reverb" column to the Seattle Weekly.

LOADED released "Live Episode" (1999) and "Dark Days" (2001),before other commitments meant LOADED were put on the back burner to some extent, although they never split up.

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