Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Rigby

Amy Rigby in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.amyrigby.com/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Girl-City-Memoir-Amy-Rigby After playing with several New York bands she began a solo career, recording several albums which had only modest sales despite enthusiastic reviews. She settled into a career of touring while raising a daughter, then formed a duo with Wreckless Eric, whom she also married. As of November 2011 they continue to tour from a base in upstate New York. She is the author of a memoir, Girl to City.  

Amy started out as an NYC punk fan, was in the "cow punk" band Last Roundup with her brother, and then in a vocal trio called The Shams that released an album and an EP around 1993. She finally emerged as a full front-person as a solo artist in 1997; she's since released nine solo albums plus three more with her husband Wreckless Eric, who now serves as her producer. We discuss "Bricks" from Hang In There With Me (2024), "Genovese Bag" by Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric from A Working Museum (2012), and "Beer and Kisses" from Diary of a Mod Housewife (1997). End song: "Dancing with Joey Ramone" from Little Fugitive (2005). Intro: "Dark Angel" by The Shams from Quilt (1993). More at amyrigby.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Support us on Patreon. Sponsors: Get 10% off your first month of online therapy at betterhelp.com/nakedly.

Did you miss us when we were away? Jordan "Mono" Cooper and Dave "Puff" Fox are back to go song by everlovin' song through Mono Puff's totally rocking debut album, Unsupervised! We've got devils, we've got spacemen, step right up, people! First there's nowhere we can go except into a context-heavy discussion of Don't Break The Heart, the Amy Rigby classic given a John Flansburgh reimagining! But don't stray too far, because next up, if you listen real close to your radios you just might isolate the sound of us hearing and understanding Distant Antenna!  Dude, if you're sick of waiting, things will be looking rad if you surf right over to The Devil Went Down To Newport (Totally Rocking)! Then walk far from the crowd, past the trees and step up to the plate to find out What Bothers The Spaceman! And finally, we revisit and say Hello Hello to the rompiest stompiest glam rock cover song you've ever heard! Tell all your friends we're back! Join us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dontletsstartpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontletsstart/support

As we have all year long, this month’s new release eisode is once again a two part series. This week’s first part features a ton of “friends of the show”. There’s the monthly tracks by White Rose Motor Oil, Rob Moss and Skin-Tight Skin, and Numb Surprise. There’s new material byperennial Ledge favorites Dave Strong, The Beatersband, and The Trouble Seekers. And there’s a ton of power pop this week, including a trio of new releases from Big Stir Records. There’s also a sample of tracks from the 25th volume of the International Pop Overthrow series.  Amy Rigby’s wonderful new record, Hang In There With Me, is also featured, as is Lydia Loveless’ piano reworking of her classic Somewhere Else album, titled Something Else.  Also, please head to YouTube and subscribe to our channel – Public Domain Classics 888. We have over 500 classic films from over 110 years of releases!  For more info, including setlists, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

"Hang In There With Me" If you're an artist, you either move West or you move East. In the case of the Pennsylvania-born Amy Rigby, she went east. Landing in New York in the late seventies, Rigby absorbed the music of the city and took assiduous notes about punk rock, indie scenesters and the rhythms of the age. I'm zipping through time here, but if you want to know about Rigby's New York years, read her fabulous memoir Girl To City, which I think is one of the best books about music ever written. She later married Will Rigby of The DB's and played in bands like The Shams and Last Roundup, but it wasn't until the mid-'90s with her solo debut Diary Of A Mod Housewife that she began to flex her songwriting muscle. Hilarious, heartfelt and in many ways conversational, Rigby's work is intimate and familiar and over the course of her winning discography which includes albums like The Sugar Tree, Little Fugitive and her brilliant new one Hang In There With Me, Rigby has proven herself to be one of the most tunefully engaging songwriters on the planet. Her songs have been covered by everyone from Ronnie Spector to John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants, she's been praised by everyone from Mojo Magzine to Steve Earle and along with her husband Wreckless Eric, she's made a handful of flawless records. Hang In There With Me is a sterling set of more Rigby classics and frankly, she's never sounded better; nobody writes with such a perfect balance of candor and finesse. www.amyrigby.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com (http://www.stereoembersmagazine.com) www.bombshellradio.com (http://www.bombshellradio.com) www.alexgreenbooks.com (http://www.alexgreenbooks.com) Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Last week’s look at my personal home plays was so much that I carried it on this week. Once again, there were almost 60 years of rock and roll represented, from The Troggs and Small Faces to my favorite record of 2023, Scratch ‘N’ Sniff by The Whiffs. Full sets showcased the musical and personal relationship between married songwriters Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric and the great reissue campaign of the vastly underrated Dead Moon. Also, please head to YouTube and subscribe to our channel – Public Domain Classics 888. We have over 500 classic films from over 110 years of releases!  For more info, including setlists, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

Singer-songwriter Amy Rigby (solo, The Shams, The Last Roundup) has had a longstanding admiration for the power-pop band Fountains of Wayne, and she joins Al to chat about the band's self-titled debut album from 1996. Amy talks about how she got into Fountains of Wayne and what it is about their first album that makes it especially notable. She highlights some of her favorite songs from the album and discusses how well Chris Collingwood and Adam Schlesinger integrated humor into their songwriting. Amy also delves into the making of her new album Hang In There With Me.If you haven't already, be sure to check out the Diary of Amy Rigby blog and podcast!Blog: https://amyrigby.substack.com/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/diary-of-amy-rigby/id15610945052Amy also mentioned the Looking for the Magic podcast she did with Elizabeth Nelson. You can find that here: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/looking-for-the-magic-elizabeth-nelson-amy-7RaT_Iy-DiS/Amy and Al are both planning to check out the Fountains of ‘Splain podcast…if you want to join them, here it is! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fountains-of-splain/id1547151768You can keep up with Amy on Instagram at @amymrigby.Al is on Bluesky at @almelchior.bsky.social. This show has accounts on Instagram and Threads at @youmealbum. Subscribe for free to You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:28 Amy joins the show1:58 Did Amy and Fountains of Wayne run in the same circles in New York in the ‘90s?7:16 Amy talks about the sports themes in Fountains of Wayne's songs9:07 Amy and Al discuss “Sick Day” and its thematic similarity to a song that Amy wrote15:51 Amy hears “Radiation Vibe” as a great example of a “happy sad song”17:52 Amy likes Fountains of Wayne's selfless approach20:54 Amy wants there to be a Fountains of Wayne documentary22:35 Amy talks about her two podcasts and her blog27:34 Amy explains why Fountains of Wayne was an affirming album for her32:27 There aren't many rock songwriters who successfully integrate humor into their songs41:00 Amy highlights a few of her favorite songs from Fountains of Wayne44:06 Amy thinks Fountains of Wayne set themselves apart from other ‘90s bands47:24 Amy notes how Fountains of Wayne's songwriting progressed after the debut album49:58 Al explains exactly how little he knew about Fountains of Wayne52:31 Amy talks about the process of making Hang In There With Me1:05:11 Amy thinks good sequencing is still worth the trouble1:07:43 Al noticed a similarity between Amy's songs and those of a previous guest1:09:04 Amy talks about her upcoming live datesOutro music is from “Dylan in Dubuque” by Amy Rigby.Support the Show.

Amy Rigby returned to the program to discuss her fantastic music memoir.

Eric Goulden has recorded 29 albums since 1978, typically as Wreckless Eric but also with his wife Amy Rigby or under band names like Captains of Industry and The Len Bright Combo.  We discuss "Standing Sunday Morning" from Leisureland (2023), "Another Drive-In Saturday" by Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby from their self-titled debut (2008), and "Depression" by Le Beat Group Electrique from their self-titled album (1989). Outro: "Father to the Man" from Transience (2019). Intro: "Whole Wide World" (single version, 1977). Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon.

Nos zambullimos en el contenido de “She’s got the power!; female power pop, punk and garage” (Big Beat Records), un recopilatorio dedicado a grupos de mujeres o bandas con mujeres al frente que se arrimaron desde diferentes ángulos a ese saco musical etiquetado como power pop. Playlist; (sintonía) BLONDIE “Hangin’ on the telephone” THE DOLLYROTS “Da doo ron ron / I wanna be sedated” BAD MOVES “Spirit FM” VIBEKE SAUGESTAD “Out of time” BABY SHAKES “I’ll be alright” THE LAUNDERETTES “Juvenile thrills” AMY RIGBY “Dancing with Joey Ramone” SUZY and LOS QUATTRO “Rock boys” THE DONNAS “Take it off” COCKTAIL SLIPPERS “In the city” SHONEN KNIFE “Explosion!” DAWN CHORUS and THE BLYETITS “Teenage kicks” THE DAHLMANNS “Bright City lights” LYDIA LOVELESS “Boy crazy” THE DELMONAS “Peter Gunn-Locomotion” PALMYRA DELRAN “You’re my Brian Jones” THE SUGAR STEMS “We only come out at night” Escuchar audio

"Leisureland" Although he was born Eric Goulden in East Sussex, my guest today on the program is perhaps best known in the music industry as Wreckless Eric. Under that moniker he first garnered attention with his song The Whole Wide World, a shambolic blast of joyful punk that landed him a deal with Stiff Records. At the time, Stiff was just getting going and they had Ian Dury Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe on their roster. Not too shabby. The art school graduate was more than just one killer song--since the '70s he's cranked out almost ten perfect solo albums of scruffy pop magic that demonstrate Wreckless Eric is a singular and very special talent. His new album Leisureland is the perfect album to play while you're saying goodbye to summer. Wistful, nostalgic and equal parts ferocious and elegant, Leisureland is filled with ragtag pop, garage stomp, and percussive muscle augmented by beats and loops. And it's fabulous. Over the years he's played with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Damned, John Wesley Harding, The Proclaimers, and his wife Amy Rigby. His work has been covered by everyone from Cage the Elephant, to Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong. He's also been in a lot of bands like The Len Bright Combo, The Hitsville House Band, and The Donovan of Trash and the fact is, everything he does is wonderful and brilliant and infectious. The guy is the real deal. www.wrecklesseric.com www.bombshellradio.com www.embersarts.com STEREO EMBERS THE PODCAST Twittter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast EMAIL: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

“Shambolic” maybe an overused word when it comes to my favorite band, The Replacements, but it’s an apt term for tonight’s show. Or at least the first ten minutes. Yes, it’s a mini-disaster. After airing this week’s selection for the “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks” series by The Vibrators, I talked about the fact that you can now purchase the version I world premiered last week by Jeremy Porter at his bandcamp. (http://jeremyporter.bandcamp.com).  In fact, please go purchase it now, as all proceeds go to the Hater Kitty Army. But after introducing a re-airing the tune, my broadcast program decided to completely rearrange my playlist and a completely different tune aired for a few seconds. I quickly fixed the issue, though, and everything was fine after that. Tonight’s show is a collecton of tunes that I’ve been listening to in my spare time. There’s a set devoted to my favorite rock and roll couple, Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric, inspired by “Do You Remember This”, a clever little tale of their relationship that may or may not be true. There’s a set that sort of centers around Johnny Thunders, beginning with a couple of Kinks songs before heading into a […]

“Shambolic” maybe an overused word when it comes to my favorite band, The Replacements, but it's an apt term for tonight's show. Or at least the first ten minutes. Yes, it's a mini-disaster. After airing this week's selection for the “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks” series by The Vibrators, I talked about the fact that you can now purchase the version I world premiered last week by Jeremy Porter at his bandcamp. (http://jeremyporter.bandcamp.com).  In fact, please go purchase it now, as all proceeds go to the Hater Kitty Army. But after introducing a re-airing the tune, my broadcast program decided to completely rearrange my playlist and a completely different tune aired for a few seconds. I quickly fixed the issue, though, and everything was fine after that. Tonight's show is a collecton of tunes that I've been listening to in my spare time. There's a set devoted to my favorite rock and roll couple, Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric, inspired by “Do You Remember This”, a clever little tale of their relationship that may or may not be true. There's a set that sort of centers around Johnny Thunders, beginning with a couple of Kinks songs before heading into a […]

It's our first live show! At CaveatNYC! We don't know what we're doing! You may be able to tell! In this VERY SPECIAL EPISODE:Writer and critic Kimberly Harrington, author of the memoirs AMATEUR HOUR, BUT YOU SEEMED SO HAPPY and the excellent Substack HONEY STAY SUPER Kim's mom, Eve France!Singer/songwriter Amy Rigby sings us some of her beautiful songs and we cry!!Plus: listener questions and a whole lot of nonsense!!To support the production of the show, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/everythingisfineFor Everything Is Fine merch, head to Tee Public: https://www.teepublic.com/user/everything-is-fine-the-podcastYou can find Kim on her blog Girls of a Certain Age Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest today is Amy Rigby. Amy is a singer/songwriter who performed in such bands as The Last Roundup and The Shams. Her 1996 solo debut, Diary of a Mod Housewife, led to her being named "Songwriter of the Year" by Spin magazine. She's the author of the 2019 memoir, Girl to City, which traces her journey from Elton John-worshipping suburban Pittsburgh girl to punk rock-loving CBGB denizen, and beyond. She has also written for Slate, the Village Voice, and Talkhouse. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest in this episode is David Wilner who was born in Dover, New Hampshire in 1963 on the day Dion was recording ‘Drip Drop'! His formative years were spent between New Hampshire and Washington State, but he has subsequently lived In Ohio, Tucson, Boston, and Minneapolis as well as spending four years in the UK, indulging his Anglophilia, in the Noughties. He now resides in Prague and is adamant that he won't be moving again. I have always believed that travel and living away from home gives you more of a world view and that comes across strongly in David's song choices and his reasons for making them. He also has a host of great stories including: ·        Elvis Costello providing a musical epiphany on Saturday Night Live on 17/12/77·        Breaking into the back door of a gig to see The Ramones ·        Having Jonathan Richman sing to him on the sidewalk before a show ·        His love of The Jam and a pilgrimage to Bracklesham Bay ·        Seeing Nirvana Live on the day ‘Nevermind' was released In David's own words ‘he may have spent his career in finance, but his inner punk was never far away ‘

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Funny how the mundane experiences inspire and remind us who and what we love. UK travel, tea and biscuits. Music in this episode: Invisible from Middlescence and Do You Remember That from A Working Museum by Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby

Singer/songwriter, blogger, and memoirist Amy Rigby joins us today for a wise and fun conversation about her 30-year career, including her CBGB days, having Ronnie Spector feature one of her songs, meeting Wreckless Eric, writing her memoir, and work during the pandemic. Known for her clever, funny, and sometimes vengeful lyrics, Amy is beloved by her fans (including Jennifer's mom!) for her insights into everyday living and surviving. This conversation is no exception with Amy reflecting on legacy, mortality, murder and tea towels. An unforgettable episode. With co-host Bill Aho.Amy's website: https://www.amyrigby.com/Amy's blog:https://diaryofamyrigby.wordpress.com/Amy on Bandcamp:https://theamyrigby.bandcamp.com/Thoughts? Comments? Potshots? Contact the show at:https://www.discreetguide.com/podcast-books-shows-tunes-mad-acts/Follow or like us on podomatic.com (it raises our visibility :)https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/books-shows-tunes-mad-actsSupport us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/discreetguideFollow the host on Twitter:@DiscreetGuideThe host on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkcrittenden/

Elizabeth and Amy talk about assumptions.

Tonight we're going to party on the Looking For The Magic podcast - Amy and @paranoiacs Elizabeth Nelson will discuss the weird magic of birthday shows, wedding gigs gone wrong...join us live at 6:30 pm, working on your birthday is proof you're alive.Happy Birthday Amy!

Elizabeth and Amy discuss firsts. First studio recording sessions, first tours and more! Looking For the Magic stream live on Youtube Wednesday's at 6:30pm EST on the LFTM youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcVrR6LQ_mBP3ae1IOBs56Q

Elizabeth and Amy discuss the unfolding insurrection in Washington D.C. and talk about protest songs.

Big Birthday Show! Donna Carrick, Shelly Anderson (my daughter) and Gym (my nine year old German Shepard) are all celebrating their birthdays Friday! So to honor them, we are doing requests (gym didn't turn his in), and loving soundbites and a birthday bash show full of rock n'roll dance party music! Radioactive by The Firm, First Aid Kit with their beautiful voices doing It's a Shame, Boris the Spider by The Who.Out of the dust filled bin comes a cover of Brown Eyed Handsome Man from who you won't believe with Chuck Berry in the Deuces.Amy Winehouse in Rehab, Fire on the Mountain by Marshall Tucker, Sidewalk Prophets, Jeff Beck, Joe Walsh, Amy Rigby and to add a little something, something, The Preservation Hall Jazz Band! First show at radiowilder.com starts when ‘Baby Ruth' bakes a carrot cake, defrosts her fridge, and updates the Act Sales pipeline.Shout out this week to Boston and Spain! Self Storage salute to Bob Hayworth! Harry and the Wilder Crew!

Academic and author Pamela Thurschwell gives us her conflicted feminist take on Dylan, including his queer lyrical metaphors and what it's like to be on the receiving end of a Dylan mansplaining session. Her namechecks range from Amy Rigby, Emma Swift and Joan Baez to Joyce Carol Oates, Annie Hall and Jane Eyre.Pam describes Dylan as “the dangerous guy who sees the world as it is”, but also “fragile”, “mean” and just plain “ornery”. “Why do I always go for the Dylan boys?”, she tells us, then gives in-depth excavations of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and Positively 4th Street (“it was great to hear someone so pissed off”). For a surprising discussion that encompasses male passive-aggression, gender relation complications and the mega-talent that is Joni Mitchell, don't miss this groundbreaking episode.Pamela Thurschwell is Head of English Literature at the University of Sussex. Before working at Sussex, she worked at University College, London, and she studied at Cambridge and Cornell Universities. Pam has written books and articles on a wide variety of writers and artists including Dylan, George Eliot, Henry James, Sigmund Freud, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Morrissey, Pete Townshend, Daniel Clowes, Henry James, Oscar Wilde, Carson McCullers, Willa Cather and Toni Morrison.American Tunes for Coronaviral Times: Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and John Prine (May 1, 2020)WebsiteTwitterTrailerSpotify playlistListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 7th September 2020This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Academic and author Pamela Thurschwell gives us her conflicted feminist take on Dylan, including his queer lyrical metaphors and what it’s like to be on the receiving end of a Dylan mansplaining session. Her namechecks range from Amy Rigby, Emma Swift and Joan Baez to Joyce Carol Oates, Annie Hall and Jane Eyre. Pam describes Dylan as “the dangerous guy who sees the world as it is”, but also “fragile”, “mean” and just plain “ornery”. “Why do I always go for the Dylan boys?”, she tells us, then gives in-depth excavations of It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue and Positively 4th Street (“it was great to hear someone so pissed off”). For a surprising discussion that encompasses male passive-aggression, gender relation complications and the mega-talent that is Joni Mitchell, don’t miss this groundbreaking episode. Pamela Thurschwell is Head of English Literature at the University of Sussex. Before working at Sussex, she worked at University College, London, and she studied at Cambridge and Cornell Universities. Pam has written books and articles on a wide variety of writers and artists including Dylan, George Eliot, Henry James, Sigmund Freud, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Morrissey, Pete Townshend, Daniel Clowes, Henry James, Oscar Wilde, Carson McCullers, Willa Cather and Toni Morrison. American Tunes for Coronaviral Times: Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and John Prine (May 1, 2020) Website Twitter Trailer Spotify playlist Listeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating. Twitter @isitrollingpod Recorded 7th September 2020 This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Academic and author Pamela Thurschwell gives us her conflicted feminist take on Dylan, including his queer lyrical metaphors and what it's like to be on the receiving end of a Dylan mansplaining session. Her namechecks range from Amy Rigby, Emma Swift and Joan Baez to Joyce Carol Oates, Annie Hall and Jane Eyre.Pam describes Dylan as “the dangerous guy who sees the world as it is”, but also “fragile”, “mean” and just plain “ornery”. “Why do I always go for the Dylan boys?”, she tells us, then gives in-depth excavations of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue and Positively 4th Street (“it was great to hear someone so pissed off”). For a surprising discussion that encompasses male passive-aggression, gender relation complications and the mega-talent that is Joni Mitchell, don't miss this groundbreaking episode.Pamela Thurschwell is Head of English Literature at the University of Sussex. Before working at Sussex, she worked at University College, London, and she studied at Cambridge and Cornell Universities. Pam has written books and articles on a wide variety of writers and artists including Dylan, George Eliot, Henry James, Sigmund Freud, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Morrissey, Pete Townshend, Daniel Clowes, Henry James, Oscar Wilde, Carson McCullers, Willa Cather and Toni Morrison.American Tunes for Coronaviral Times: Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and John Prine (May 1, 2020)WebsiteTwitterTrailerEpisode playlist on AppleEpisode playlist on SpotifyListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 7th September 2020This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Academic and author Pamela Thurschwell gives us her conflicted feminist take on Dylan, including his queer lyrical metaphors and what it’s like to be on the receiving end of a Dylan mansplaining session. Her namechecks range from Amy Rigby, Emma Swift and Joan Baez to Joyce Carol Oates, Annie Hall and Jane Eyre. Pam describes Dylan as “the dangerous guy who sees the world as it is”, but also “fragile”, “mean” and just plain “ornery”. “Why do I always go for the Dylan boys?”, she tells us, then gives in-depth excavations of It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue and Positively 4th Street (“it was great to hear someone so pissed off”). For a surprising discussion that encompasses male passive-aggression, gender relation complications and the mega-talent that is Joni Mitchell, don’t miss this groundbreaking episode. Pamela Thurschwell is Head of English Literature at the University of Sussex. She studied at University College, London, as well as Cambridge and Cornell Universities. Pam has written books and articles on a wide variety of writers and artists including Dylan, George Eliot, Henry James, Sigmund Freud, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Morrissey, Pete Townsend, Daniel Clowes, Henry James, Oscar Wilde, Carson McCullers, Willa Cather and Toni Morrison. American Tunes for Coronaviral Times: Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and John Prine (May 1, 2020) Website Twitter Trailer Spotify playlist Listeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating. Twitter @isitrollingpod Recorded 7th September 2020 This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

This week The Agency features an interview with singer, songwriter and author Amy Rigby. Please check out Amy's website: amyrigby.com. There you can access her blog, Girl to City Podcast, and online store. We feature 2 of Amy's songs in this week's episode, Vote That Fucker Out and Dancing With Joey Ramone. You can see the Vote That Fucker Out video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/JC8RhqO7YOs. Please like and share! We'd love to hear from you - we appreciate your feedback, ideas and suggestions. Email: theagency.podcast@gmail.com. If you would like to support The Agency Podcast, please visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=24378373

Two hours of trashy garage, punk, rock, soul and fury with host DJ Jdub. Outrage Radio playlist Oct. 22, 2020: [0:00] 1. Zen Guerilla – Pins And Needles 2. International Noise Conspiracy – I Wanna Know About U 3. The Kids – This Is Rock ‘N Roll 4. Ruler – Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie 5. Fidlar – White On White [16:57] 6. Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby – Vote That Fucker Out (2020) 7. All Hits – Blockhead (2020) 8. Cool Jerks – We Live In Hell (2020) 9. Alien Nosejob – Airborne Toxic Event (2020) 10. Smut – First Kiss (2020) 11. New York Dolls – Stranded In The Jungle 12. Richard Hell & The Voidoids – Love Comes In Spurts 13. The Clash – Know Your Rights [38:29] 14. The Magnet Hearts – Tennis racket Rock Guitars (2020) 15. Brandy – I’m Shipping Up To Boston (2020) 16. The Chats – The Kids Need Guns (2020) 17. Helmet – Bad Mood 18. Overdose – Took The Deal (2020) [52:32] 19. Metz – Parasite (2020) 20. The Great Sadness – Thievin’ (2020) 21. Starcrawler – Lizzy 22. Bad Brains – Big Takeover 23. NoMeansNo – Big Dick 24. Beasts Of Bourbon – I Don’t Care About Nothing Anymore [1:10:04] 25. L.A. Machina – Go! (2020) 26. The Hellacopters – Riot On The Rocks 27. Nikki & The Corvettes – Young and Crazy 28. Red Cross – Cover Band 29. Obitz – Pine On 30. The Red Onions – Truth [1:26:14] 31. Scientists – Braindead (Resuscitated) 32. Funkadelic – Super Stupid 33. Compulsive Gamblers – Whole Lotta Woman 34. Eddie & Thee Scorpions – I Have Problems 35. Lost Cat – Don’t Need A Man (2020) 36. The Damned – New Rose 37. Flat Duo Jets – Blackbeard [1:48:00] 38. Spencer Davis Group – I’m A Man 39. Betty Davis – Don’t Call Her No Tramp 40. The Detroit Cobras – Ya Ya Ya 41. Junior Wells – Messin’ With The Kid Outrage Radio broadcasts live Thursday nights from 9-11PM (pacific) at LuxuriaMusic.com

Met de Amerikaanse verkiezingen voor de deur doen ook heel wat artiesten hun duit in het zakje. Wreckless Eric, Amy Rigby ,Chuck Prophet en Neil Young laten duidelijk horen wie er moet ophoepelen! Tyler Childers klaagt het geweld in zijn land op indringende wijze aan in Long Violent History en Diana Jones brengt een ode aan vluchtelingen en asielzoekers. Herftsklanken zijn er via Gerard van Maasakkers en Juliette Greco. En The Pretty Things eren akoestisch én posthuum Robert Johnson.

In Episode 43, Justin talks about his naturalization and upcoming musical fundraisers, and Sajaa interviews candidate for NY State Senate District 41, Karen Smythe. Karen returns to the podcast for a third time, which ties her with Gareth Rhodes for most appearances! Karen talks about issues ranging from the impact of Justice Ginsburg's passing to the COVID crisis's implications on Dutchess/Putnam Counties and beyond. Please chip in to elect Karen here.   Get Involved with Karen's Campaign Here: https://karen4nysenate.com There are two upcoming musical fundraisers for NY19 candidates available to stream: Wreckless Eric, Amy Rigby & Brian Dewan in support of Betsy Kraat, Assembly District 102 Candidate October 8, 2020 @ 8:30 p.m.  https://www.facebook.com/events/412073336445074  Woodstock Democratic Committee Fundraiser featuring Justin! and Jack DeJohnette October 8, 2020 @ 8:00 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/events/433358900963531

In Episode 43, Justin talks about his naturalization and upcoming musical fundraisers, and Sajaa interviews candidate for NY State Senate District 41, Karen Smythe. Karen returns to the podcast for a third time, which ties her with Gareth Rhodes for most appearances! Karen talks about issues ranging from the impact of Justice Ginsburg's passing to the COVID crisis's implications on Dutchess/Putnam Counties and beyond. Please chip in to elect Karen here.   Get Involved with Karen's Campaign Here: https://karen4nysenate.com There are two upcoming musical fundraisers for NY19 candidates available to stream: Wreckless Eric, Amy Rigby & Brian Dewan in support of Betsy Kraat, Assembly District 102 Candidate October 8, 2020 @ 8:30 p.m.  https://www.facebook.com/events/412073336445074  Woodstock Democratic Committee Fundraiser featuring Justin! and Jack DeJohnette October 8, 2020 @ 8:00 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/events/433358900963531

This week, after a glob of 1965 Everly Brothers: brand new Bats, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, Maximo Park, Doves, and Typewriter (Mark Bandola), plus Fats Domino,... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

Making tracks in...Springfield, Missouri. A visit from a true inspiration. And "good evening, um, Ruston!"? Last Roundup on record and on tour.Songs in this episode: Just A Little Is Enough - Last Roundup, TwisterRebel Girl, Rebel Girl - Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, A Working MuseumFind me here: amyrigby.com

“Tamara Hey's soaring voice has charmed and captivated audiences throughout her native New York for over a decade. She writes meticulously detailed, magically crystallized three-minute pop songs which, just like her vocals, are disarmingly deep. She's also one of the great wits in music: an edgy sense of humor spices Hey's narratives and character studies, even in the gloomiest moments. And her punchlines have O. Henry irony and Amy Rigby bittersweetness. The title of Hey's album Miserably Happy pretty much says it all.” – New York Music Daily�She also happens to be the rare music-schooled musician who doesn't waste notes or let her chops get in the way of saying something as directly as possible, musically or lyrically. That sense of purpose and craftsmanship translates to her career as a music educator: she's a popular guitar teacher and for the past ten years, Hey's Alphabet City Music Workshops for music theory, transcription and arranging have built a following, especially among singer-songwriters.�Hey got her start in the Lower East Side's edgy singer-songwriter scene in the early part of this century, in the days before the gritty, artistic neighborhood was taken over by real estate speculators. Inspired by the fearlessness and sardonic humor of classic punk, the catchiness and wit of 60s Brill Building pop and the quirky fun of new wave, Hey quickly gained a following in bars and listening rooms in New York including the Fast Folk Cafe, CB's Gallery, the Bottom Line, Rockwood Music Hall and the Slipper Room. She's shared the stage with artists including David Massengill, Jack Hardy, Ellis Paul, to name a few.�Her third album, Miserably Happy, has been called a high water mark of that scene. Tamara's catalog of original songwriting includes three previous albums: Right This Minute, A Little Space Left, and a children's album, Sharing the Same Stars. In addition, Tamara's work appears on three Fast Folk Magazine compilations: Local Charm, New Voices NYC, and Rebirth, issued on Smithsonian Folkways Records.The EditorsNew York Music Daily/Lucid CultureReview of Tamara Hey at Rockwood Music Hallhttp://lucidculture.wordpress.com

Joe McGinty is most widely known for his association as the keyboardist for The Psychedelic Furs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Psychedelic_Furs) He is also the founder of the popular New York-based Loser's Lounge tribute series. He runs a piano bar, Sid Gold's Request Room with co-owner Paul Devitt with locations and Manhattan and Detroit. McGinty has also worked with Ryan Adams (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Adams) , The Ramones (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ramones) , Nada Surf (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nada_Surf) , Kevin Ayers (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Ayers) , Martha Wainwright (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Wainwright) , Die Monster Die (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Monster_Die_(alternative_rock_band)&action=edit&redlink=1) , Devendra Banhart (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devendra_Banhart) , Ronnie Spector (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Spector) , Jesse Malin, Amy Rigby, Space Hog and others. He has composed music for independent films and TV shows, including HBO's G String Divas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_String_Divas) . McGinty has worked alternately as musical director for a variety of New York theaters, including the Vineyard Theatre and the New York Theater Workshop.

We're getting through this....with the help of the banana new Netflix true crime series, Tiger King.  Also discussed: Picard, Vivarium, Making the Cut, Amazing Stories, Amy Rigby's "Girl to City" (Song "Beer and Kisses"), The Alchemyst, Animal Kingdom, Counterpart, The Lost Room, Dirty Money, Black Monday, The Gentlemen, John Waters on SVU, Basic Skills Test, Top Chef All Stars, Alien, Drag Race, Devs, Little Fires Everywhere, Trixie Mattel's Moving Parts  

Blues, folk, and plenty of tradition. Songs that celebrate sisters in a fight for equal rights. That's right. This is still part of the conversation in the 21st century. The right to vote. The right to equal pay. And the right to choose. There is still exclusivity beyond measure and yet gender equality is still a topic, not a reality. This week's show stands up for International Women's Day, held this past Sunday, March 8th, around the world. Deeper Roots digs deep for soul from Aretha, Nina, and Betty Wright, blues from Lucille Bogan  and Bessie Smith, and fresh sounds from Amy Rigby, TLC, and the Secret Sisters on a Friday morning in Sonoma County. Join us.  #EachforEqual #IWD2020.

By Ken Paulson – We’ve been fans of Amy Rigby since meeting her at a party at Greg Trooper’s home in Nashville in 2002. Both Amy and Greg were working on new albums and played some new songs. Trooper played “Muhammed Ali (The Real Meaning of Christmas)” and Amy followed with “Are We Ever Going to Have Sex Again?” Both… Read more The post Show 43 “Girl to City:” The Remarkable Amy Rigby appeared first on Americana One.

I got to have a really run conversation with Amy Rigby about her memoir Girl to City and her trip to the country., Springfield, Missouri to record with Lou Whitney. And how Hazel Dickens just showed up one afternoon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support

This week, Ed is joined by guest DJ, Don Piper, providing two hours of music n chat. Some highlights include The Small Faces, early David Bowie, Thee Heatcoats, The Kinks, Strawbs, The Comet Is Coming, Spottiswoode, John Cale, The Hollies, (UK) Nirvana, Scott Walker and even a little alt-American with Amy Rigby and Tall Pines. Join them for a post-Holiday music extravaganza.Tune into new broadcasts of Atlantic Tunnel every Monday from 4 - 6 PM EST / 9 - 11 PM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.comFacebook: AtlanticTunnel Twitter: ATunnelradio Email: atlantictunnell@thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

AMY RIGBY is a songwriter, musician and performer. Her most recent album The Old Guys was voted one of the top 100 albums of 2018 in the Pazz & Jop US music critics’ poll. Her memoir Girl To City is newly out She plays her songs all over the world and writes online at diaryofamyrigby.wordpress.com. She lives with her husband and sometime duet partner Wreckless Eric in New York’s Hudson Valley. When she isn’t touring, she pours beer and sells books at The Spotty Dog in Hudson.How Do You Write Podcast: Explore the processes of working writers with bestselling author Rachael Herron. Want tips on how to write the book you long to finish? Here you'll gain insight from other writers on how to get in the chair, tricks to stay in it, and inspiration to get your own words flowing. Join Rachael's Slack channel, Onward Writers.Rachael's author assistant Ed can be reached at edwardgiordano@gmail.com and he's ace! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Rigby weaves observational wit and interpersonal scenarios into songs that are perceptive, genuine and easily relatable.

Amy Rigby brought her trio (including her husband Wreckless Eric) to the Outpost for the spring season closing concert in a beautiful outdoor setting at Montclair’s Van Vleck House and Garden, and she spoke with us there about her music and upcoming book. The episode includes a live version of her beautiful song “The Summer of My Wasted Youth.” It takes an incredible community of volunteers who donate their time and expertise to produce the Outpost in the Burbs concert series, and as we close this first season of the podcast we want to acknowledge everyone’s commitment with the shows and our community service activities. Thanks everybody for listening and come see us at the Outpost! https://www.outpostintheburbs.org/

The Finest Americana from both sides of the pond:Music from:Faye WebsterSara BareillesRoseanne ReidLucy DacusLee Fields and The ExpressionsGene ClarkFleetwood MacAmy RigbyTom Petty And The HeartbreakersTyler Ramsey

Je hoort muziek van Ben Harper, Alex Meixner, John Hiatt, The Band, Amy Rigby, Aretha Franklin en Spencer Wiggins.

Je hoort muziek van Ben Harper, Alex Meixner, John Hiatt, The Band, Amy Rigby, Aretha Franklin en Spencer Wiggins.

Chatting With Sherri welcomes singer/songwriter; Amy Rigby! Amy Rigby has made a life out of writing and singing about life. With bands Last Roundup and the Shams in eighties NYC East Village to her solo debut Diary Of A Mod Housewife out of nineties Williamsburg; through a songwriting career in 2000s Nashville and during the past decade with duo partner Wreckless Eric, she’s released records on visionary independent labels Rounder, Matador, Signature Sounds and reborn Stiff Records as well as her and Eric’s own Southern Domestic Recordings.  The Old Guys, her first solo album in a dozen years, measures the weight of heroes, home; family, friends and time. Philip Roth and Bob Dylan, CD/cassette players, touring, the wisdom of age and Walter White, groupies, Robert Altman, egg creams and mentors are paid tribute. Twelve songs written by Amy and recorded by Wreckless Eric in upstate New York, The Old Guys is the sound of a good girl grown up, never giving up. “Her whimsical, often autobiographical songs are masterful. Funny and enticing, she is up there with the likes of Paul Simon and Randy Newman.” — New York Times

It’s take two of this episode for us, but a fresh one for you! If you weren’t on the livestream, you missed some pretty deep convos -- so make sure you’re on top of our Patreon so you can enjoy it next month! But to recap: street harassment (again), Japanese reality TV, women’s baseball and, as always, music. Also, Rachel interviewed Kate Vargas, a blues singer who’ll make you -- and the little hairs on your arms -- sit up straight. Shark Dad, “Permanent Wave” (Pink Motel) Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band - “Poor Until Payday” (Poor Until Payday) Katie Pruitt, “Loving Her” (Our Vinyl Live EP) (WOC) Madisen Ward And The Mama Bear - “Childhood Goodbye” (The Radio Winners) Amy Rigby, “From Philip Roth to R Zimmerman” (The Old Guys) Adam’s House Cat - “Runaway Train” (Torn Burned Down) Adam Faucett, “Pearl” (It Took the Shape of a Bird) Liz Cooper & The Stampede - “Dalai Lama” (Window Flowers) Princess Nokia, “Your Eyes Are Bleeding” (A Girl Cried Red) The Native Howl  - “Mercy” (Out Of The Garden And Into The Darkness) Kate Vargas interview “Mountain Song” “This Affliction” “The Truth About the Heart” Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Heading into the Labor Day weekend we have a top notch episode to deliver! Opening Salvo - Skinny dippin' in the oil o joy! Set 1: The Yardbirds fly in for some fun and games with "Little Games" offa the LP of the same name....Jimmy Page's debut LP with the 'birds' and not a bad cut on it! Page's "sloppy drunk" guitar is the star here.. *Dr Jack Van Impe with a public service announcement on the dangers of R&R The Sopwith Camel with "Frantic Desolation"...The Camel were one of the early San Fran groups to score a hit song with "Hello Hello" a novelty ditty that holds up to this day. Peter Kraemer's vocals and Norman Mayell's drums along with the guitars of Terry MacNeil and William "Truckaway" Sievers steal the show. Trader Horne was really a duo consisting of Judy Dyble & Jackie McAuley...Dyble was formerly with Fairport Convention and a brief demo recording stint with King Crimson while MaAuley cut his r&r chops with Them and later The Belfast Gypsies...both holding a high place in my record collection. *Dr. Jack Van Impe checks in again with some more of his take on "rock and roll music" I probably have 10-15 of Jack's LP's....I have fond memories of watching his weekly TV show where his eschatological sermons haunt me to this day....and lets not forget the Doc's foil Rexella Van Impe…..yikes! Willie Nelson from 2003....with a Mickey Newbury song "Just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in"....I love this song no matter who's doing it and it's tailormade for Willie.... Set 2: Love....the great band from LA that rocked my world when I was poppin' pimples in high school...."You I'll be following" ….indeed. Alice Cooper when Alice Cooper was a band and not a person with "Shoe salesman"....terrific out of place cut on their 2nd offering before they became Vincent Damon Furnier backing band. Alice is one of the good guys always helping out his band when they wanted to leave the nest....kudos to AC. The Onion Radio News with a hysterical report on the Cicadas and the Red Hot Chili Peppers... English Beat..."Best friend"...great UK band from the early 80's... Earl pays homage to the Chuckster...Chuck Berry with my favorite CB song "Too much monkey business" Set 3: "Not so sweet Martha Loraine".....ahhhh when I hear this song I think of an girl from the Jersey Shore who used to come knocking on my door late at night when she was lonely...Martha... Amy Rigby writes great songs and should be better known....."Believe in you" is one of them. Rusty & Doug [Kershaw] "Hey Mae" one of my favorite 45's that took a while to track down a clean one. And The Youngbloods with a classic "Darkness Darkness" / Elephant Mountain...what a way to end the 60's! Set 4: Wimple Winch - "Save my Soul"...great freakbeat from their 1st record / 45 rpm. They started life as Dee Fenton & the Silhouettes and checked out after 3 great records.... Opal was a psychedelic rock band from Los Angeles, CA. The group was formed by David Roback (ex-Rain Parade) and Kendra Smith (ex-The Dream Syndicate) in 1982 under the name Clay Allison. Changing their name to Opal, they released their sole LP, "Happy Nightmare Baby" in late 1987. Smith left the band the following year mid-tour. Roback went on to form Mazzy Star while Smith later re-emerged as a solo artist. And finishing off the show with the brainchild of Mark Oliver Everett and his Eels...."Soul Jacker pt. 1" Next week will be a DR&R Show favorite recording as I'm going out on the road selling and buying more rekids……...sayanara, Papa-sans and Mama-sans....

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¿Alguna vez se ha preguntado por los personajes reales que hay detrás de las canciones? Una sarta de méritos y deméritos para protagonizar la lírica de una tonada. Gente ilustre y algunos mastuerzos también. En este especial escuchamos canciones inspiradas en personas reales. Suenan Redd Kross, Los Carradines, Joey Ramone, Parade, Weezer, Futuro Terror, The Long Ryders, Klaus & Kinski, The Dandy Warhols, Ladilla Rusa, Dexys Midnight Runners, Yo La Tengo, Cake, F.A.N.T.A., The Queers, Os Papaqueixos, Nick Lowe, La Costa Brava, The Chevelles, Ricardo Vicente, Amy Rigby, Remate, The Replacements, Patrullero Mancuso, Nino Ferrer, Terrier, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sufjan Stevens, Georgie Fame, Las Ruedas y Pixies.

West Africa's Tal National join us for an energetic live performance. Plus the ''Gullah'' sounds of South Carolina's Ranky Tanky, new Welsh folk music from Calan, plus songwriters Shannon McNally and Amy Rigby. Recorded at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV. Plan a trip to see Mountain Stage in person at www.mountainstage.org

Will and David discuss new music by Hop Along and Amy Rigby, plus a live report from Son of David.

Meet Dan and Dan! Dan Reed, Music Director and Afternoon Host at WXPN/Philadelphia and Dan DeLuca, Music Critic and Columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer sit down on a bi-weekly basis to talk MUSIC! Dan and Dan debate stepping away from the music industry and entering the world of marriage counseling. Don’t worry, that notion doesn’t last too long. However, the Dan’s do welcome a husband and wife musical couple to the show. Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric call in to talk about their own respective careers and what it’s like to be married to a fellow musician. Plus, the guys give their thoughts about the departure of Lindsey Buckingham from Fleetwood Mac during our ‘Two Minute’ Drill.

Amy Rigby - All I Want Amy Rigby - Dancing With Joey Ramone Amy Rigby - The Summer Of My Wasted Youth (Cat's Cradle, Carrboro, NC February 26, 2003) The Last Roundup - Cast Iron Girl The Last Roundup - Mary Beth Edwards The Shams - Stuck Here On The Ground The Shams - File Clerk Blues Amy Rigby - Knapsack Amy Rigby - Don't Break The Heart Amy Rigby - Cynically Yours Amy Rigby - Are We Ever Gonna Have Sex Again (World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA 2003) Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby - Do You Remember That? Amy Rigby - The President Can't Read (Marc Riley Show, BBC Radio 6, March 26, 2018) Amy Rigby - One Off Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby - Walls Amy Rigby - From philiproth@gmail to rzimmerman@aol.com Amy Rigby - Playing Pittsburgh Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby - Rebel Girl Rebel Girl Amy Rigby - Magicians (demo)

Spotlight on Sheffield with Aidan Coughlan, Cabaret Voltaire, Television Personalities, 2.3, Eula Cooper, AC Temple, and (yet more) Amy Rigby. Plus Bob tells a story on how he once wrote a song that ripped off Cabaret Voltaire.

The 30th anniversary of The Pixies' Surfer Rosa LP, three songs by Amy Rigby, happy birthday to Lee 'Scratch' Perry, plus songs from Breadwinner, Deerhunter, Darcy Clay, and some dude called Bruce Springsteen.

In Episode 112 of the “High Regard Show,” “Music for Planned Parenthood," we chat with Nikki's former coworker Jason Gross about his benefit concert for Planned Parenthood at The Bell House in Brooklyn on Wednesday, Dec. 6, featuring Cindy Wilson of The B-52s, Kaki King, Amy Rigby and more. Jason goes to more concerts in a month than most people probably go to in a decade, but this is the first time he's an organizer, and he tells us how the benefit came together, why it's important to support Planned Parenthood and what he does with all those concert tickets. In “The POTSie,” Tom talks about the big exercise-related milestone he recently achieved, how motivating the Apple Watch is and how looks can be deceiving when it comes to POTS syndrome. With the holidays coming, you should really be following HRS studio manager @TheKonaPersona on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. She's truly the gift that keeps giving. Jason Gross interview: 15:24:04 “The POTSy” segment: 39:05:10 For more information on the Planned Parenthood benefit at The Bell House in Brooklyn: Ticketfly: https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1588858 The Bell House: https://www.thebellhouseny.com Planned Parenthood NYC: https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-new-york-city Check back for new “High Regard Show” shows every Monday on SoundCloud and iTunes (please be sure to follow and rate us)! You can also follow us right here on highregardshow.com and on these social media sites: Twitter Facebook Instagram Tumblr Google+ Pinterest You can also find hosts @TomRoarty and @NikkiMMascali on Twitter. Finally, if you would like to have your work, product, band or even your mom promoted on the show, drop us a note at highregardshow@gmail.com

As lead guitarist for the legendary rock band “The Cars”, Elliot has sold over 30 million records worldwide. Elliot’s reputation is a tasteful musician with innovative solos, great tones, and creating unforgettable “hooks”. Elliot has been honored with four different signature model guitars, first in the ‘80’s with a Kramer EE Pro model, and in 2000, a signature model Gretsch guitar which he designed. Recently, he designed two incredible new models that are currently in production: a gorgeous new Gibson “Tiki” model SG Custom and a Martin acoustic guitar. Elliot toured in 1991 with “Hall and Oates” on their acoustic tour, and recorded “Philadelphia Freedom” with them for the Elton John tribute album “Two Rooms”. He also performed on the very first MTV “Unplugged” show with Jules Shear, Difford and Tilbrook (Squeeze)& Syd Straw. Elliot was part of the band “A tribute to John Lennon”, concert in Tokyo with Linda Ronstadt, Peter Asher, Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon. Elliot recorded with Jerry Lee Lewis and Brian Wilson also playing on his first solo album and performing live. Elliot has delved into film work, providing the end title track for Quentin Tarantino’s film “Jackie Brown”, “Monte Carlo Nights”. He has also done music supervision for films, including a Sundance festival award winning film, “Corn Dog Man”. Elliot has produced albums with Amy Rigby, The Ziggens and others. For the last 10 years, Elliot has been lead guitarist for “Creedence Clearwater Revisted”.Elliot has eveloped an all acoustic album and has contributed an “all acoustic orchestra” track for the upcoming cd “My Favorite Martin” celebrating Martin Guitars’ 175th anniversary, as well as several other CD’s for Solid Air Records. In 2011 The Cars released their first new album in 23 years, “Move Like This” with all the surviving original members and are planning to tour as well! Elliot’s new band, “Elliot Easton’s Tiki Gods, “Easton Island” was released 2013 and also The Empty Hearts in 2014.  

A post-concert chat with New York songwriter Amy Rigby about living and touring abroad, returning home, and what she plans for her next solo record. Details at http://www.michaelgaither.com.

Writer and novelist, Mike DeCapite is on today's show.. In the late eighties DeCapite began building a cult audience for his free-floating fiction when punk legend Richard Hell's literary magazine CUZ excerpted DeCapite's unpublished novel “Through the Windshield” in its first three issues. The novel is a gorgeously-written reverie to Mike's hometown of Cleveland as seen through the eyes of a young working class dreamer being given a tour of racetracks and betting parlors by his tale-spinning older friend, Ed. DeCapite's love of music imbues his work, which contains many musical references and his work has attracted an audience especially among musicians. Mike has done numerous liner notes for releases from the jazz band Curlew and as we post this episode, Mike has just completed a reading with the acclaimed singer/songwriter Amy Rigby in their hometown of New York City. Coincidentally, our last guest, documentarian Robert Gordon mentioned after our interview that he was still hoping to direct a film based on DeCapite's THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD as his first fictional film. Mike's work, as well as the work of his novelist father Raymond DeCapite can be found in Harper's ITALIAN AMERICAN READER, Red Giant Books has reissued a paperback edition of THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD and you can get a kindle edition of the fascinating book through Amazon, as well his short work CREAMSICLE BLUE and chapbooks RADIANT FOG and SITTING PRETTY. You can find Mike and buy his work direct at Sparklestreet.com I've known Mike since the mid-90s when we struck up a fast friendship over the counter from the record store where I was working, Streetlight Records in the Noe Valley neighborhood in San Francisco. We met weekly for a few years Monday nights at his place for dinner while Mike was working on his wonderful but as of yet unpublished novel, RUINED FOR LIFE. Meeting in the Chelsea neighborhood of NYC, we discuss Cleveland, Alice Cooper, Dylan, writing strategies, the changing landscapes of New York and San Francisco, drinking, not drinking, autumnal love and much more. Mike is one of my most lively and humorous conversationalists I've even had the pleasure to know and its a special pleasure to capture some of his wit and wisdom for the show.

Broadcast from an unnamed Central American embassy in downtown London the 5th Sid Griffin podcast is out now. All the latest news from Sid and music from Amy Rigby, Viv Albertine and the late great Magic Sam.

Alas...with a nod and a tear to the great Alex.Starting off this podcast with Etta James who's letting it all hang out by Telling Mama what's it's all about, baby! Country Joe & the Fish open up the bible at the church-of-the-open-bottle singing to Martha Lorraine...she's sweet if not discreet..Amy Rigby checks in before we learn about the "bad boys & girls that smoke marijuana" via a movie clip from the 50's. Not to be outdone, The Pretty Things with an ode to the poster boy for sterility, Vivian Prince. The Hollies got inducted into the R&R Hall of Shame so Mitch Easter feels the need to "Pay You Back With Interest". Arthur Lee from the 1st Love LP follows Alice Cooper while he goes door to door selling shoes...wink, wink....saving some for later, The English Beat represents the '80's before Earl pays homage to the great "Chuckster" from St. Louis. Abunai! brings the 2nd set of music to a screaching halt with a slightly speeded up version of "Citadel".Alex Chilton died this week and I'll quote my good friend Ray Brazen: "Many artists start off underground and wind up in the mainstream. To me, Alex's single greatest accomplishment was reversing that process". Well said Siddhartha Brazen....a cut from Big Star that got obliterated by Cheap Trick for "That 70's Show" and a cover of Lowell Fulson's "Make A Little Love" by Alex pave the tarmac for L.A. DJ cum recording star Godfrey's trip "Down Whittier Blvd"...Tell your friends to subscribe the the podcast via itunes or buzzsprout.....