This podcast gives you a glimpse into different KY artists lives. We break down the music and the human being as well. But most importantly we always have a great time!
Most known for being the creator of Railbird but David Helmers is no stranger to the music world. David has such interesting stories about his upbringing and love and passion for music and artist. A true entrepreneur and innovator in a very hard business. Sit back and enjoy us shooting the fat in Dave's man cave!
Arthur Hancock and Chris Shouse two members of Wolfpen Branch sat down with Tim to discuss a wide range of topics. Both of these guys have had great success in previous bands. They are now finding success again as part of Wolfpen Branch. Their new album will blow up as the music community awaits the next show that we can catch these talented musicians. Enjoy!
Tiffany Finley is one lady that stays busy in the music world and in her community. She is president of Masters Musicians Festival, former Chamber of Commerce president, part owner of a management company, etc etc etc. Tiffany is one of the best promoters in our region and has paved the way for lots of other entrepreneurs. We give you an in depth look at the lady and her passions on this podcast. Enjoy!
Growing up in a trailer park in Eubank, KY, Mr. Cody Lee Meece has led an interesting life. From being an unruly kid, to riding a greyhound bus to Nashville as a teenager, being completely homeless, coming back home, leaving and becoming homeless again. Working on cars for a living, being an addict, finding recovery, then meeting his beautiful wife Korissa, what a story this man has to tell. Through it all this man never left his guitar hung up for too long. As one of the regions best guitar players and a member of the Hollerbilly Music Management group, Cody has paved his way to being a fan favorite. Take a ride with us as we discuss this journey!!
Jon Grace is a very familiar name in Eastern KY. The Bell County native has been a gem in his hometown. The creator of the Laurel Cove Music festival and many other music related ventures. As the Bell County tourism director he wears many hats. We are all lucky to have Jon in our region. Listen as Tim and Jon discuss music and tourism like they are at a backyard cookout!
Kristofer Lee Bentley is an Eastern Kentucky treasure. Half of the Sundy Best duo he's carved a niche for himself with his amazing cajon playing. A under appreciated songwriter and a collaborator. Kristofer talks all things life and music. He is a man of faith who's also a servant to his people. He's a multi tool artist who can play numerous instruments and a vocalist as well. Enjoy the ride as we take you on a journey with this great human being!
You can't get there from here! Those are the words of Eric Bolander. From the rural community of Lewis County, Mr Bolander has found his niche in the music community. From heavy metal to indie folk music Bo has carved out a great following regionally and even out of state. Full of personality and charisma it's hard not to love Eric Bolander. Listen as he discusses a lit a bit of everything in this podcast.
There's no better way to describe Sydney Adams distinct country sound other than instantaneously classic. Sydney's sonic qualities harken back to the golden era of country music; to artists such as Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline. While her lyrical content breathes new life into this old familiar sound, being more a kind to twenty first century artists like Kacey Musgraves. Please don't be lead astray be all of these flattering comparisons, because Sydney Adams has a unique talent that is all her own. Thank you so much Sydney for setting down with Real Kentucky Music to share the stories behind your masterfully crafted works of art.
Rye Davis is no stranger to the bright lights, from the pitching mounds of Tampa to the TV studio stages of Hollywood, he has entertain people from coast to coast. This down to earth cattleman from Pig, Kentucky has a larger than life presence, but don't be fooled by his giant stature, Rye is a kind soul. With a booming voice that harkens back to the days of Outlaw Country, Rye interweaves pure country gold with captivating banter that make his shows entertaining from sound check to encore. Real Kentucky Music spent a blistering hot Summer morning at the Ponderosa Pines learning more about one of our favorite Kentucky artist. Uncovering stories of Davis's journey from minor league baseball success to becoming a singer songwriter. Though this weeks guest holds many titles, the one that he holds nearest to his heart is Dad.
The lyrics of John Prine echo through our minds when we think of our next guest "Daddy won't you take me back to Muhlenberg County." For Grayson Jenkins Muhlenberg Co. is not just a place but rather a place intime, a time when life was simple in that one room church were he attended regular Sunday services with his mother and grandmother. A time when a boys dream of being the next star in a CMT music video was just firminting and the path that was laid out before him hadn't yet been realized. Jenkins' success as a singer songwriter has not fell on deaf ears here in the bluegrass state and you can catch him playing the most intimate venues in the state, to seeing him on the stage at some of Kentuckys largest festivals. We enjoyed our time with Grayson and we hope that you do as well.
Doesn't matter where in the US you may travel there's no place like the bluegrass state and no one knows this better then Chelsea Nolan. From the frigi landscape of Alaska to the blistering hot deserts of Arizona Chelsea's voice has rang true all across America. No matter where her musical journey may take her Chelsea Nolan calls the Bluegrass State home.Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/6USLFvj7q9heaiI3dqYWcQ?si=DhelKmOKSLGdAyDyv5qImAFacebook:Facebook.com/chelseanolanmusickyWebsite:www.chelseanolanmusic.comInstagram:Instagram.com/chelseanolanmusic
If the Country Music Highway is the river that sustains the life of music in Eastern Kentucky, then the Mountain Arts Center is the source of this musical tributary. The Mountain Arts Center was established in 1996 by Billy Jean Osborne to be the home of music in this region, and though this ship has been piloted by many over the years Joe Campbell has charted new waters. Real Kentucky Music got the opportunity to discover the past and future with Joe and get a. better understanding of how has been so successful.
Dave Prince is a man of many aliases, if you stop by Dee's Diner in Louisa Kentucky then everyone would know Chico, his students call him Mr. Prince, but the world knows him as Laid Back Country Picker. Dave is no stranger to the 6 strings, he has been pickin and grinnin for as long as he can remember. No matter what you may call him, everyone calls him a gentleman and a scholar and Real Kentucky Music had the pleasure of setting down with Dave and hearing the stories behind the legend.
His love for Eastern Kentucky and family has always had Nicholas Jamerson longing for "Home", growing up in a musical family you could say music is part of his DNA. Nicholas sat down with Real Kentucky Music to discuss his early life and musical influences, his unconventional journey, and what the future holds for this artist. https://www.facebook.com/Real-Kentucky-Music-with-Tim-Parks-106230268356532