Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Speace

A very special Artist Showcase with Amy Speace. Singer, songwriter, poet and author. Amy's career spans over 20 years in which she has honed her repertoire as one of Nashville's foremost songsmiths. Listen to her latest album 'The American Dream' to have your musical senses awaken along a journey of the human condition. PLAY. LISTEN. ENJOY

1. Creedence Clearwater Revival 2. Echo And The Bunnymen 3. Robert Scott 4. Tami Neilson 5. Katie Melua 6. Janis Joplin 7. Jake Xerxes Fussell 8. Amy Speace 9. Bob Dylan 10. The Chills 11. John Mayall 12. Chan Romeo 13. Frank Zappa 14. Pernice Brothers 15. GA-20 16. The Damned 17. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Opening music: Rebecca Loebe "Redneck Karaoke Bar" - Mystery Prize www.rebeccaloebe.com Raina Rose "Albatross" - Vesta www.rainarose.com www.folkpotions.com Carrie Elkin "Albatross" - The Penny Collector www.carrieelkin.com Sarah Shook ""Lesson"- Years www.disarmers.com Karen Jonas "Butter" - Lucky, Resivited www.karenjonas.com ******************** Aerynn "Light With You" www.aerynn.com Grace Morrison "Get Along" - Maybe Modern www.gracemorrison.com Scott Sean White "God Is Good" - Even Better On The Bad Days www.scottseanwhite.com Jann Klose "Sugar My" - surrender www.jannklose.com Amy Speace "Blues For Joy" - Tuscon www.amyspeace.com Kirsten Maxwell "I Can't Help It" - Crimson www.kirstenmaxwell.com David G Smith "Weight You Carry" - Witness Trees www.davidgsmithmusic.com ********************** ALBUM FOCUS: Christian Parker - Change Is Now: A Tribute To The Byrds www.christianparker.com "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" "Chimes Of Freedom" "Wild Mountain Thyme" "Ballad Of Easy Rider" *********************** Frenchy And The Punk "Blood" - Zen Ghost www.frenchyandthepunk.com Swansea Sound "Markin' It Down"- Twentieth Century www.facebook.com/swanseasound Ivytide "Baseboards" - Portable Darkroom www.ivytide.com Reaven "Never Let Me Go" www.reavenmusic.net The Jellybricks "All About You" - www.thejellybricks.com Mest "When We Were Young' www.mestmusic.com Purusa "Words" - Repair www.purusaband.com Castle Black "Heart Can't Feel" - The Highway At Night www.castlebackmusic.com Swive "Diamond Path" - Stereophonic Stylings Volume One https://www.facebook.com/Swivetheband/ The Idoru "Sewn Shut" - Undertow https://www.facebook.com/TheIdoruBand --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

RADIO CRYSTAL BLUE NOVUS ORDO 9/10/23 Lusitanian Ghosts "September" https://lusitanianghosts.net/ Public Soeaking "Right Angle Wrong Shape" - An Apple Lodged In My Back https://www.facebook.com/publicspeakingmusic Jaguero "All I Think About" - New Love https://www.facebook.com/jaguerocult And The Broken - "Puttin' Out Fires (Hurt) https://www.facebook.com/andthebroken Emily Adams "What's Wrong With You" https://www.facebook.com/MusicEmilyAdams/ Hank Woji "I'm Gonna Hit The Number" - Highways, Gamblers, Devils And Dreams www.hankwoji.com Gregg Hill "Big Blue Moon" - Bayou St. John www.gregghill.com Running time: 47 minutes ********************** RADIO CRYSTAL BLUE 9/10/23 I recited the first chapter of Jack Kerouac's "Dharma Bums" ******************** Van Morrison "On Hyndford Street" - Hymns To The Silence Them (featuring Van Morrison) "The Story Of Them" - The Story of Them compilation The Kinks "Stop Your Sobbing" s/t Rick Derringer "Hang On Sloopy" - Spring Fever David Bowie "Sorrow" Pin-Ups The Strangeloves "Just The Way You Are" - I Want Candy Thee Headcoatees "Cara-Lin" - Punk Girls The Headcoats "Girl from '62" - Elementary Headcoats Iggy & The Stooges "Gimme Danger" - Raw Power The White Stripes "Astro" s/t Jess Novak "A Thousand Lives" - A Thousand Lives www.jessrocknovk.com Jo Wymer "The Shoebox" - SLG www.jowymer.com Emily Howard "Live Fee" Good Grief https://www.emilyhoward.co.uk/ Tipps & Obermiller "Ferris Wheel" - Love (and other mysteries) www.tippsandobermiller.com Terry Klein "Wedding Day Eve" - Leave The Light On https://terrykleinmusic.com/ Lara Herscovitch "Italian Balconies" www.laraherscovitch.com Lonely Lost Boy "Walking Man" https://www.facebook.com/gordonhennessymusic123/ Amy Speace "If You Fall" Tuscon www.amyspeace.com ******************** Ringo Starr "Rewind Forward" - Rewind Forward www.ringostarr.com Keeley "Floating Above Everything Else" Floating Above Everything Else www.keeleysound.com Telquist "Moon" www.blickpunkt-pop.de Swansea Sound "Twentieth Century" https://www.facebook.com/swanseasound/ Matt Tiegler "Dream" - Hands Free Down Hill https://www.facebook.com/matttieglermusic Don't Panic "Black And Blue And White" - Setting Up To Fail https://dontpanicofficial.com Los Discorde "El Mar" www.facebook.com/losdiscorde Kurt Baker "Not Right" - Rock & Roll Club www.facebook.com/kurtbakermusic Second Cities "Chewing Teeth" (featuring Ryan McCombs) www.facebook.com/SecondCities --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

This week on Georgian Bay Roots Radio we're celebrating the women of folk and roots -- those talented musicians who live among us, perform at our festival, locally and beyond. Featuring tracks by Alysha Brilla, Baskery, Eve Goldberg, Dala, Paige Warner, Serena Ryder, Coco Love Alcorn, Loreena McKennitt, Irish Mythen, Amanda Rheaume, the Good Lovelies, Suzie Vinnick, Amy Speace and Amber Mitchell!

RADIO CRYSTAL BLUE 6/20/23 Urge Overkill "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" - Pulp Fiction soundtrack Matthew Sweet "Evangeline" - Girlfriend Pixies "Ready For Love" - Beneath The Eyrie Frank Black "I Hear Ramona Sing" - s/t Ramones "I Want You Around" - End Of The Century Ramones "The Return Of Jackie & Judy" - End Of The Century Fountains Of Wayne "It Must Be Summer" - Utopia Parkway the Apples In Stereo "20 Cases Suggestive Of..." - The Discovery Of A World Inside The Moone The High Water Marks "Trouble From The East" - Your Next Wolf www.thehighwatermarks.com ****************** These artists are appearing in the upcoming Maverick Festival https://maverickfestival.co.uk/ Drew Young "Bourbon And Bad Decisions" www.drewyoung.com Tom Russell "Stealing Electricity" - Love & Fear www.tomrussell.com The Vagaband "Desdemona" - Beautiful World www.thevagaband.co.uk Sara Petite "Patchwork Quilt" - Road Less Traveled" www.sarapetite.com Tara MacLean "Things Outstanding" - Sparrow www.taramacleanmusic.com ****************** These artists are appearing in the upcoming SolarFest www.solarfest.org Grace Morrison "The Edge Of I Am" - Daughter www.gracemorrison.com HuDost "This Is How My Story Ends" - Anthems Of Home www.hudost.com Lara Herscovitch "Fault Lines" - Highway Philosophers www.laraherscovitch.com Sam Robbins"Revrence" - Bigger Than In Between" www.samrobbinsmusic.com ********************* Amy Speace "My Father's House" - Tuscon www.amyspeace.com Rorie Kelly "So Much Of Me" - Shadow Work www.roriekelly.com Heather PIerson "Way Too Long" - Lines And Spaces www.heatherpierson.com Guilia Millianta "The World Is In Your Heart" - Woman On The Moon www.giuliamillanta.com Cormac O Caiomh "Where The World Begins" https://cormacocaoimh.net/ Keegan McInroe "Man In The Ground" - Agnes www.keeganmcinroe.com David G Smith "Say Die" - Witness Trees www.davidgsmithmusic.com LiLi Roquelin "Time To Believe" - Be Inspired www.liliroquelin.com The Matthew Show "Old Enough" - Memphis www.thematthewshow.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

ALBUM FOCUS: A reoccurring series focusing on new and outstanding concept, compilation and tribute albums Putumayo Presents African Yoga: A Peaceful Soundtrack For Yoga and Relaxation www.putumayo.com In tandem with the beginning of Putumayo's 30th anniversary year, the world music label presents this collection, which draws from the rich musical tapestry of the vast and diverse African continent Ballaké Sissoko and Vincent Ségal "Mako Mady" Fetsum "Birth Of A River" Buddha's Lounge "Kumbatia" ****************************** Peter Mulvey (with SistaStrings) "Soft Animal" - Love Is The Only Thing www.petermulvey.com Jess Novak Band "Anchor" - A Thousand Lives www.jessrocknovak.com Jo Wymer "The Shoebox" - SLG www.jowymer.com King Bee & The Stingers "Contrary To The Word" - www.kingbeestingers.com Laurie Morvan "The Extra Mile" -Gravity www.lauriemorvan.com Garett Huffman "Dreaming" - https://garretthuffman.com/ Amy Speace "Blues For Joy" - Tuscon www.amyspeace.com Flat River Band "Helplessly Hoping" - Sights And Sounds www.flatriverband.com Michael Martin Murphey "Drunken Lady Of The Morning" - Austinology: Alleys Of Austin www.michaelmartinmurphey.com ************************** The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams "Look Around" - A Very Unusual Head www.slambovia.com Jon Shain & FJ Ventre "Woodsmoke" - Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues www.jonshain.com Andrew Salgado "Learning How To Forget" www.andrewsalgado.net Stillhouse Junkies "Half A Pound Of Silver" - Small Towns www.stillhousejunkies.com Karan Casey "I Live In A Country" (featuring Pauline Scanlon) - Nine Apples Of Gold www.karancasey.com Nathans & Ronstadt "One Dollar Gloves" - Hello World www.nathansandronstadt.com Annie & Rod Capps "Riverbound" - How Can I Say This? www.annieandrodcapps.com Tipps & Obermiller "Rewind, Repeat" - Love (and Other Mysteries) www.tippsandobermiller.com Rebecca Folsom "Sanctuary" - Sanctuary www.rebeccafolsom.com ************************ Closing: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love Running time: 4 hours, 59 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

Vancouver based singer-songwriter Bob Stark joins us on Episode 638 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about his gorgeous eighth album, the beautifully understated "Sculpted Pieces Of Love". There's nothing forced here, it's a joy for the ears from start to finish. As always, we wrap up the episode with more new releases and this time around we check out new music from Heal & Harrow, Oysterband, Ziggy Alberts, Andrew Bird, Morgan Toney, Amy Speace, David Olney, Li'l Andy and Julian Taylor. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-638-feat-bob-stark-sculpted-pieces-of-love-more-new-releases/

Americana, Roots, Country, Folk and Acoustic music. Featured Artists . New and classic tracks.Episode includes tracks by Sierra Ferrell, Don Henley, Eric Church, Amy Speace and Vincent Neil Emerson.Presented by Stephen Egan in Dublin.

Frank Evans, banjo player with the wonderful Canadian bluegrass band The Slocan Ramblers joins us on Episode 636 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about their latest album “Up the Hill And Through The Fog”. A band that are clearly on the rise, The Slocan Ramblers were the International Bluegrass Music Association‘s Momentum Band of the Year in 2020. They also picked up a Juno Award Nomination for their last album, the excellent Queen City Jubilee from 2018. The Slocan Ramblers will be touring extensively in Canada and elsewhere this summer. As always, we wrap up the rest of the episode with more new releases and this time around we hear from Amy Speace, Tekla Waterfield & Jeff Fielder, Karine Polwart & Dave Milligan, Jocelyn Pettit, Sultans of String, Tami Neilson, The Dustbowl Daddies and Michael McDermott. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-636-feat-the-slocan-ramblers-up-the-hill-and-through-the-fog-more-new-releases/

We were thrilled to have Amy Speace as a guest on FolkScene. Her recent releases "Tuscon" (2022) and "There Used To Be Horses Here"(2021) are two works of the highest order. Recorded 4-29-22. Interviewed by Allen Larman. engineered by Peter Cutler. ©FolkScene. It is cool to share FolkScene recordings with your friends, but the reproduction of our programs for commercial purposes is illegal. FolkScene airs on Sunday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m.(PDT) at KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles and online at www.kpfk.org.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 04/04/2022 featuring: Malcolm MacWatt “North Atlantic Summer” Settler (2021 Need To Know) 5:01 Darden Smith “Western Skies” Western Skies (2021 Bull By The Horns) 3:28 Wren “Kite out on the Ocean” Pink Stone: Songs from Moose Lodge (2021 Laura Adrienne Brady) 4:36 Dan Weber “Somewhere Down the Line” The Way the River Goes (2022 Dan Weber) 3:23 Amy Speace “If You Fall” Tucson (2022 Amy Speace) 3:34 Moors & McCumber “All Great Tragedy” Live From Blue Rock (2021 M & M Records) 3:19 The Accidentals “Circling Round Again” Time Out Session #2 (2022 The Accidentals) 3:19 Buffalo Nichols “These Things” Buffalo Nichols (2021 Fat Possum) 2:59 Our Native Daughters “I Knew I Could Fly” Songs of Our Native Daughters (2019 Smithsonian Folkways) 3:41 Michael J. Miles “Opus 822” New Century Suite (2004 Right Turn On Red) 2:44 Cliff Eberhardt “Dreams” Knew Things (2021 Cliff Eberhardt) 2:34 Amythyst Kiah “Wild Turkey” Single (2022 Rounder) 4:38 Lauren Balthrop “Tournesol” single (2022 Lauren Balthrop) 3:45 The Brother Brothers “Red and Gold” Some People I Know (2018 Compass) 2:19

Thomm Jutz is a German-born American singer, songwriter, producer and guitarist based in Nashville, Tennessee.He has worked with folk singer Nanci Griffith (as a member of her Blue Moon Orchestra), Eric Brace & Peter Cooper, Mary Gauthier, Mac Wiseman, Bobby Bare, Connie Smith, Marty Stuart, David Olney, Otis Gibbs, Kim Richey, Bill Anderson, Amy Speace,[1] Milan Miller and Marc Marshall.[2]His songs have been recorded by Nanci Griffith, John Prine, Kim Richey, Junior Sisk, Kenny and Amanda Smith, Balsam Range, Buddy Melton, Milan Miller and Terry Baucom.[3]Jutz co-wrote the top two singles of 2016 listed on the Bluegrass Today Airplay chart. Jutz signed with Mountain Home Music Company in 2019. New albums "To Live in Two Worlds – Vol 1 & 2" were released in 2020. Singles "Mill Town Blues", "I Long to Hear Them Testify", "Hartford's Bend" and "Jimmie Rodgers Rode a Train" were released in 2019. He also signed as a writer with Asheville Music Publishing in 2018.[4] "To Live In Two Worlds, Vol 1" was nominated for a 2021 Grammy Award in the Bluegrass category.[5]Awards:Grammy Nomination for Best Bluegrass Album 2020, IBMA Songwriter of the Year 2021, Recipient of two SESAC Awards, Nominated for IBMA Songwriter of the Year in 2017, 2018, 2019, Nominated for IBMA Album of the Year in 2017Teaching:Lecturer in the Songwriting Department at Belmont University in NashvilleFor more on Thomm's work: https://thommjutz.com/homeFollow him on social: @THOMMJUTZ

1. Elvis Presley 2. Durand Jones And The Indications 3. The Bobby Holidays 4. Wanda Jackson 5. Amy Speace 6. Chvrches 7. Wilco 8. Destroyer 9. Melanie 10. Black Country, New Road 11. John Lennon 12. Lucy Dacus 13. Wolf Alice 14. Joni Mitchell 15. Alabama 3 16. Gordons

Karrnnel Sawitsky, from fine Canadian string quartet The Fretless, joins us on Episode 617 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about the band's latest recording, the guest vocalist collaboration “Open House”. A fabulous album, it deservedly made it into Our Favourite Albums of 2021. As always, we take a look at more of the latest new releases, and this time we hear from The Accidentals, Del Barber, Sierra Ferrell, Amy Speace with The Orphan Brigade, Caroline Marie Brooks, Sue Foley and AHI. We wrap the episode with a tribute to Koady Chiasson from Prince Edward Island's Celtic-roots band The East Pointers who sadly passed away recently. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-617-feat-the-fretless-open-house-more-new-releases/

Recorded on August 22nd, 2021, this show features Rodney Crowell, Colin Hay, Amy Speace, Nobody's Girl, and Jordan Tice. Podcast support provided by Digital Relativity.https://bit.ly/3DUBQhF

Singer-songwriter Mattie Leon has a catchy and soulful folk/pop style, and the most amazing singing voice - one that he describes as... a bit like Paul Simon, solo Paul McCartney or James Taylor - but just a little higher! Mattie joins us on Episode 594 of Folk Roots Radio for a fun conversation about his latest album, “In Natural Light”, which was recorded with JUNO-award winning producer, Gavin Brown (Sarah Harmer, Metric, Barenaked Ladies). As always, we wrap up the rest of the hour with more new music and this time around we hear from Amy Speace with The Orphan Brigade, Aoife O'Donovan, Jesse Terry, Mick McAuley, The Piros, Shawna Caspi, Janet Cull, Bobby Dove and Del Barber. If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live shows. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-594-feat-mattie-leon-in-natural-light-more-new-releases/

Americana, Roots, Country, Folk and Acoustic music. Featured Artists . New and classic tracks.Episode includes tracks by  Judy Collins, Amy Speace, Buddy Miller, Margo Price and Kris Kristofferson.

In this episode, I talk with my old friend Amy Speace about how she became a real-life rockstar. To learn more about Amy and her music, visit her website: https://www.amyspeace.com/

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She is a poet, an essayist, a singer, a songwriter, and now a mom. Amy Speace is headed back to the Rams Head On Stage for a single all-ages show on Saturday, July 17th at noon. We hopped on the phone to discuss her new album "There Used To Be Horses Here" and how this COVID album came to pass and how it was recorded in only 4 days! We touched on a lot of other topics as well--does she like American audiences or European ones. Does she prefer a festival or an intimate club? What about her teaching? And we even found a connection with some friends of mine and her very first concert! Visit Amy's website and learn more, but be sure to grab your ticket to her show at the Rams Head On Stage on July 17th! Have a listen! LINKS: Amy Speace (Website) Amy Speace (Facebook) Amy Speace (Twitter) Amy Speace (YouTube) Amy Speace (Spotify) Amy Speace (Apple Music) Amy Speace (Instagram) Rams Head On Stage (Tickets)  

On this episode of The Setlist Podcast we are joined by Amy Speace. Amy is a singer-songwriter and music producer from Nashville, TN. Today on the podcast she talks about her life and her music. Including her upcoming album “There Used To Be Horses Here”. Listen to Amy's music on Spotify and check out her website amyspeace.com

Happy Hallowe'en! This week's show is jam packed with musical treats and some festive tricks, with some old favourites and brand new releases to share. Hoodoos, bones, ghosts, Dracula Love, it's all here. Tune in to hear tracks by RPR, The Krueger Band, Amy Speace, Hot Black Coffee, The Arrogant Worms, Morgan Barrie, Drew McIvor, Safe as Houses, Our Shotgun Wedding, Bahamas, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, Irish Mythen and Will Gillespie!

Revisiting an episode from 2013 featuring Billy Bragg, The Flatlanders, Amy Speace, Joe Pug, and Suzzy Roche and Lucy Wainwright Roche. Support provided by Digital Relativity. https://digitalrelativity.com/

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Amy Speace connected with Sam Shansky at the DittyTV Studios to discuss her 2019 LP release, Me and the Ghost of Charlemagne, her relationship with Judy Collins, and more. Recorded July 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I interviewed an amazing woman this morning & thought I'd share the insights .... artistry, your craft, the muse & the critic & confidence ... The Coffee Run ep407 Check out Amy Speace... what a legend For me, the conversation was real, she was wonderful and gracious and I was ridiculously inspired to jump on and speak with you all about it. ❤

Are you sad that our festival has been cancelled for 2020? Let Georgian Bay Roots Radio cheer you up and bring the sounds of Summerfolk to you. This week on the show Kailey spins some tracks about good things, about Moms for Mother's Day, and some special tracks from the 1979 Summerfolk Festival. Featuring music by Bahamas, Matt Andersen, Valdy, Coco Love Alcorn, Reid Jamieson, Danny Michel, Sally Rogers, Ryan's Fancy, Amy Speace, Pete Seeger, Bill and Joel Plaskett, Sharon Lois and Bram, Wendi Hunter and Bob Dixon!

This Week's Show - Amy Speace - An exclusive Interview from the AMAUK 2020 Fest and Robert Vincent - in an exclusive interview in the studio going through very track on his critically acclaimed album "In This Town You're Owned" This week's show also includes Music from Lady Antebellum EJ O'Reilly Elaine Lennon Laura Oakes Henry Ball Patsy Cline West on Colfax Jack Hallam and a whole lot more - all in 3 hours.

Americana, Roots,Country, Folk and Acoustic music. New and classic tracks. Episode includes music by Hayes Carll, Hiss Golden Messenger, Amy Speace, Wilco and Alison Krauss.

ERIN ASH SULLIVAN“The lyrics are like short stories, each providing a brief, but telling glimpse into a moment…”-Jim Testa, Jersey BeatErin Ash Sullivan is a Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter whose music focuses on the power of story to build connection. Drawing from the lives of others as well as her own experiences as a daughter, wife, mother, and artist, Erin's songs harness language in unexpected ways to show the world through others' eyes.In the late 1990s, Erin co-founded the band Edith O with singer-songwriter Amy Speace, performed regularly at New York City venues including the Bitter End and CBGB's Gallery, and released an album, Tattooed Queen, which garnered critical raves. After many years as a teacher, administrator, and author, she has returned to writing music and performing and can be found on the Massachusetts open mic circuit. Her newest (as yet untitled) album is due out in 2020.

Live recording with one of our dearest pals, Amy Speace.Also a gear review of Folk Potions Magic Face Oil (spoiler alert - 5 HORSESHOES)Your creative prompt for Episode 3 is Truth Teller. Make a picture, write a poem, create a cocktail - anything inspired by Truth Teller. You're creative. We just know it. Share your creations with us by using #ponycast on Facebook and Instagram!Massive thanks to our show sponsors - Leuchtturm 1917 and The Russell Nashville hotel. Also - Thanks to Wirebird Productions for some extra audio editing on this one!All of the live audio from The Bowery Vault was recorded with a single Ear Trumpet Labs Myrtle microphone. Pretty amazing, huh?For extended content and a few special behind the scenes pieces, check out our patreon- you can sign up for just a buck.

The Thursday Americana Blues Country and Folk Show - 23rd Jan 2020 John was on tour in London this week so this week's show includes a prerecorded interview he did with Marc from "Sons of Mowgli" and Ian holds fort with a special friend Steve Brick popping in towards the end of the show. Show normally starts at 2pm to 4 pm however Ian managed to kidnap Richmond Dutton who is on at 1pm and start the show a little earlier than usual hence the additional hour. I should point out John was not responsible in any way for the horrible Baroque Disco tune Ian selected at the end of the 1st hour or the Reggae tune he selected - John will have words with Ian and remind him what good taste is artists featured in this week’s show were Nicholas Johnson, Robert Vincent, Dolly Parton, Oisin Hassan, Russell Watson(???? yes i know - Nothing to do with JJ), David Nixon's Navagation, Amy Speace, Laura Oakes, Jon Bonamassa, Muddy Waters and a lot more wonderful music Ian also tries to get to grips with JJ's handwriting !!

Exclusive Interview with Jarrod Dickenson recorded at The Prohibition Studio's in Liverpool after Jarrod's SOLD OUT Show Music this week to included: Amy Speace, Blanche, Motel Sundown, Ashley Hutchings & Judy Dunlop, Ewan MacColl, , Thom Morecroft, Jade Thunder, Lefty Frizzel and plenty more

Amy Speace is a modern troubadour whose music is reminiscent of folk music’s 1970s glory days. She has spent the last 20 years on the road chasing her dreams from New York City to Nashville to around the world. She has built an international audience without the help of a major label performing an average of 150 shows a year including the Glastonbury Festival and NPR's Mountain Stage. Discovered and mentored by Judy Collins during the early 2000s, Speace left her career as a classically-trained Shakespearean actress and kicked off a string of acclaimed albums. She was championed by the likes of The New York Times and NPR for her solo work. I personally love her work as a member of Applewood Road, a harmony-heavy trio that I discovered one year at Folk Alliance. Me and The Ghost Of Charlemagne, her latest work, captures Amy at her now mature core, with stripped down songs that showcase her amazing voice and stellar songwriting chops. She’s no longer focused on the elusive holy grail of fame and fortune. She’s more than satisfied with the strange and crazy trip this life is. She is a reinvested and re-energized songwriter who is nowhere near finished with what she has to offer. I share my 2013 “origin story” with Amy at the beginning of this conversation. A lot has happened to the both of us in the intervening 6 years. Amy had just suffered the loss of her much beloved father less than two weeks before. We spoke right before her first show after having to cancel quite a few dates and I will always be most grateful for her kindness and consideration for granting me the opportunity to spend some quality time with one of my favorite Americana artists. We talk about mutual friends and acquaintances, navigating the “chaos” of a lyrical life, and an interesting perspective on showcasing at conferences and “building your brand” like Americanafest and Folk Alliance vis a’ vis more commercial musical pathways. I’m comforted with the thought our mutual music loving friend Tom Green was smiling down on us from the other side of the ether and sending us virtual hugs. Enjoy this conversation with folksinger Amy Speace!

GUEST: Laura Schneider"I want my work to make you feel something!" - Laura SchneiderMusic and photography have been threaded into Laura's entire life for as long as she can remember. To that end, she's done a lot of adventuring, talking to strangers, asking hard questions, exploring mediums, embracing mistakes, pursuing collaborations, playing with subject matter, shifting perspectives and chasing light...and always, it comes back to feeling.The episode explores chapters of life, live music, dance parties, tacos and all the things that really matter.Episode Mentions:Brandi Carlile, The Twins, Amy Speace, Foy Vance, Teeth Kiss, Americanafest, Radio Cafe, Nashville**Not Gonna Lie is hosted by Danielle Stroble with co-host/producer Phil Ybarrolaza in Petaluma, CA. This episode was recorded at Keller Street Co-Work. https://kellerstreetcowork.com/who-we-are/Not Gonna Lie is a proud member of the Podifornia (podifornia.com) podcast network.

Celebrating birthdays, the end of summer and back to school, and the wonder that was Summerfolk 44, this show has a little bit of everything! Featuring music by From Forest and Field, Christine Lavin, Samantha Martin, Our Shotgun Wedding, Phil Ochs, Garnet Rogers, The Once, William Prince, Steve Poltz, Drew McIvor, Joel Plaskett, Jon Brooks, The Small Glories and Amy Speace!

Episode 101: Songwriter Amy Speace was entirely absorbed in theater, studying to be a Shakespearian actress in NYC. Then some fates and muses intervened and she began leaning into folk music. Before long she was recruited and mentored by the great Judy Collins, cultivating a voice that stands out even in the crowded songwriter scene of today. Now in Nashville, her story took another turn recently when she had her first child, a son, at age 50. Her complex observations about the world and herself pour out of the speakers on her newest, Me And The Ghost of Charlemagne. Also, a short phoner with Marty Stuart teasing the new mega-documentary Country Music by Ken Burns. 

Amy Speace, Webb Wilder, Tina and Her Pony, Edie Carey

Amy Speace, Webb Wilder, Tina and Her Pony, Edie Carey

Roberty Cray Band, Sonny Landreth, Luther Dickinson feat. Sharde Thomas and Amy Speace perform on Mountain Stage from NPR Music and West Virginia Public Broadcasting. Episode 904 was recorded live at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV.

Robby Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting.

At age 18, Robby Hecht made a "strangely confident and final" decision to commit to music as his calling and career. At college in Madison, Wisconsin, he poured out his first wave of song ideas but, as he approached performing, there were doubts. It was not until travels in Europe, a time in San Francisco where he formed the duo AllDay Radio, a move back to his hometown of Knoxville and a final shift to Nashville – that he learned he'd been suffering for years from bipolar disorder. Robby's newfound consistency and stability were rewarded with a rush of opportunities and victories. He placed second at the prestigious Telluride Troubadour Contest, a contest he would later win. He took a title at Kerrville New Folk Competition, a national nerve-center of contemporary songwriting. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting. Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Hear the interview and watch videos from his session below!

At age 18, Robby Hecht made a "strangely confident and final" decision to commit to music as his calling and career. At college in Madison, Wisconsin, he poured out his first wave of song ideas but, as he approached performing, there were doubts. It was not until travels in Europe, a time in San Francisco where he formed the duo AllDay Radio, a move back to his hometown of Knoxville and a final shift to Nashville – that he learned he'd been suffering for years from bipolar disorder. Robby's newfound consistency and stability were rewarded with a rush of opportunities and victories. He placed second at the prestigious Telluride Troubadour Contest, a contest he would later win. He took a title at Kerrville New Folk Competition, a national nerve-center of contemporary songwriting. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting. Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Hear the interview and watch videos from his session below!

At age 18, Robby Hecht made a "strangely confident and final" decision to commit to music as his calling and career. At college in Madison, Wisconsin, he poured out his first wave of song ideas but, as he approached performing, there were doubts. It was not until travels in Europe, a time in San Francisco where he formed the duo AllDay Radio, a move back to his hometown of Knoxville and a final shift to Nashville – that he learned he'd been suffering for years from bipolar disorder. Robby's newfound consistency and stability were rewarded with a rush of opportunities and victories. He placed second at the prestigious Telluride Troubadour Contest, a contest he would later win. He took a title at Kerrville New Folk Competition, a national nerve-center of contemporary songwriting. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting. Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Hear the interview and watch videos from his session below!

At age 18, Robby Hecht made a "strangely confident and final" decision to commit to music as his calling and career. At college in Madison, Wisconsin, he poured out his first wave of song ideas but, as he approached performing, there were doubts. It was not until travels in Europe, a time in San Francisco where he formed the duo AllDay Radio, a move back to his hometown of Knoxville and a final shift to Nashville – that he learned he'd been suffering for years from bipolar disorder. Robby's newfound consistency and stability were rewarded with a rush of opportunities and victories. He placed second at the prestigious Telluride Troubadour Contest, a contest he would later win. He took a title at Kerrville New Folk Competition, a national nerve-center of contemporary songwriting. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting. Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Hear the interview and watch videos from his session below!

At age 18, Robby Hecht made a "strangely confident and final" decision to commit to music as his calling and career. At college in Madison, Wisconsin, he poured out his first wave of song ideas but, as he approached performing, there were doubts. It was not until travels in Europe, a time in San Francisco where he formed the duo AllDay Radio, a move back to his hometown of Knoxville and a final shift to Nashville – that he learned he'd been suffering for years from bipolar disorder. Robby's newfound consistency and stability were rewarded with a rush of opportunities and victories. He placed second at the prestigious Telluride Troubadour Contest, a contest he would later win. He took a title at Kerrville New Folk Competition, a national nerve-center of contemporary songwriting. Nashville songwriter, Robby Hecht paid Folk Alley a visit in the spring of 2015 to play some songs and tell us about his approach to songwriting. Hecht is a songwriter with a mission. He took it up before college, because he decided he wanted to sing and that part of that process should be creating his own songs. That was 18 years (or, as he says, half his lifetime) ago. Now, living in Nashville, he is still writing songs, on his own and with collaborators including Amy Speace. Hear the interview and watch videos from his session below!

Martin Sexton, Milk Carton Kids, Feufollet, the Alison Brown Quartet and Amy Speace. Episode 843.

THE BARN BIRDS are a collaboration between veteran North Carolina Americana songsmith/guitarist Jonathan Byrd and Northwest singer/fiddler/guitarist Chris Kokesh, known for her work with Misty River. Jonathan and Chris Kokesh met in 2007 and dubbed themselves the Barn Birds when they made their first recordings together. The duo's self titled album is an album about romantic love expressed with sophisticated musicality, smart songs and great sound. Byrd and Kokesh include songs written with and by Amy Speace, Anthony da Costa, Carey West, Corin Raymond, Anais Mitchell, Rob Vaarmeyer, Luke Dick, and the late Jack Hardy. MELISSA FERRICK signed to Atlantic Records in the mid-�90s. Ferrick was part of a new wave of alt-rock females�including artists like Liz Phair, PJ Harvey and college-mate Paula Cole�who sang about womanhood with sharp, unchecked honesty. Morrissey proved an early champion when he personally invited her to tour as his opening act, and Ferrick eventually went on to found her own label and release a string of albums and EPs (more than 16 to date) in which she played almost every instrument herself. She tours regularly and plays to packed houses across the U.S. Her latest is 'the truth is' on MPress Records.

Amy talks about moving around at a young age, studying performing arts, The National Shakespeare Conservatory, actors vs musicians, early gigs, road stories, Judy Collins stories, Ian Hunter stories, moving to East Nashville, hosting weekly song swaps, etc.

March 2008: One from the vault! Critically acclaimed Folk/Americana singer-songwriter, Amy Speace has a velvety and achy voice reminiscent of Lucinda Williams. A former Shakespearean actress, she now lives in Nashville, but I caught up with her on one of her UK tours very early on in her career. #AmySpeace #Americana #Folk #interview

FTB podcast #115 features the new album by THE BLACK LILLIES called 100 Miles of Wreckage.  Also new music from ERIC HANKE, AMY SPEACE and THE FLATLANDERS.  The full playlist is posted below.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  And this is the RSS feed for non-iTunes listeners: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss.  And there is now an Android App available to Android phone users! Just search for Freight Train Boogie in your App Store on your phone. Here's the App Market link.  Show #115 THE BLACK LILLIES - Two Hearts Down  (100 Miles of Wreckage) THE FLATLANDERS - Comfort's Sigh (The Best of Times: Texas artists performing the music of Sara Hickman) LYNN MILES - Fearless Heart (Fall For Beauty) ERIC HANKE - It Ain't Really Love (Factory Man) (mic break) THE LOST PINES - Love is Made of Work (Sweet Honey) ROBBIE FULKS - Waiting on These New Things To Go (50-Vc. Doberman) GIRL HOWDY - Honky Tonk Hair  (Honky Tonk Hair) THE BLACK LILLIES - Three in the Mornin' (100 Miles of Wreckage) (mic break) AMY SPEACE - It's Too Late To Call It A Night (Land Like A Bird) BEN BULLINGTON - Toe the Line (White Sulphur Springs) PETE SINJIN -  All the Record Stores (Better Angels Radio) ABBIE GARDNER - Break it Slow (Hope) (mic break) THE BLACK LILLIES - The Arrow (100 Miles of Wreckage) (April 15th, 2011) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie Americana Boogie

In episode 3 of Thoughts from a Lezzymom we interview comedian Vicki Shaw, VickiShaw.com. We also play a song from the Pod Safe Music Network by artist Amy Speace called Not the Heartless Kind from her album Song for Bright Street. Song found on music.podshow.com. We also interviewed Harry Knox, Director of the Religion and Faith program at the Human Right Campaign, hrc.org/issues/religion.asp.  We wrapped things up with a final thought about internal homophobia. More info about the show found on lezzymom.com. Email your comments and show ideas to lezzymom@gmail.com.

Hi folks the Podcaster marches into March (admittedly a bit late) with a rant about the close of the PI in Seattle and the future of journalism. Also covered is things related to AIG and a tease about a series of novels that I am slowly working on.   Music used includes: Newspaper Bed by Kenny Ainge (music.podshow.com) American Pie By Don McLean Weight Of The World by Amy Speace    What You Own By The Cast of Rent     Once more this episode contains some "adult language” listener discretion is advised.     Please email your comments to nicnacjak at gmail dot com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicnacjak/message

Direct V-Day Show DownloadOkay, maybe it's not completely lovey-dovey, but upon examination of the songs I've predominantly used in this episode, some might think it's close... I'm a sap, n' it shows. ;)I tried over and over and over again to make the music I wanted to use in this episode line up to create a storytelling ep. of sorts, but nothing ever quiiite worked out- so I just used a refinement of my first list; where the items have been lined up the way they are because they just sound good that way. :) One could say that they're now in little thematic groupings of things like "love lost," "love gained" and "love sought," but the only two pieces w/real placement meaning are those placed at the very end. ("Where Beauty Moves" and "Breakable.")Upon final examination (and the nagging feeling that I was missing something- which inspired this realization) I kind of wish I'd put "Where Beauty Moves" before "Strict Machine" (as the feelings of the song would go better together, it'd be a better transition from "Beauty" to "Machine," and it wouldn't be such a jarring change from "Sadeness" to "Beauty.."), but at this point the work is done, and I'm not up for re-doing the whole end of the show again, like I've already done once. ;) (It's a LOT of work! :)) Perhaps you'll decide to buy these tunes online or in your local area somewhere, and you can make your own fantabulous playlist. :):)Big props go out to ArielPublicity for access to so many songs for this episode, and as always to IodaPromonet n' the PMN!I hope this show inspires you and makes your heart grow fonder, and that you dig all the tunes herein. :)♥♥♥DJ Selchie, Your Siren of Song ;)Track List1. Amy Speace - Two (So romantic!!)2. The Shanghai Restoration Project -Miss Shanghai Revealed (SOO sweet!!)3. Tori Lewis feat. Talent - Where I Wanna Be (How you should feel when you're in love. :))4. The Latin Soul Syndicate - El Gitano del Amor (You GOTTA have some Latin music on a show about love n' passion!!!)5. Donna Lewis - Shout (How so many of us feel when we're in love.. :))6. Peter Bradley Adams - Under My Skin (SUCH a beautifully intense, romantic song!! -Almost sounds like Allison Krause in the background.. no?)7. The Silentreatment - Sweet Ending (A yearning heart hoping for what we all hope for... :))8. Deirdre Flint - I'm Single (How some of us feel during this holiday. ;))9. Enigma - The Principles of Lust (The Everlasting Lust Remix) ('Cause love is more than just candy hearts and sonnets. -Ah yes- and show correction, they're German. :))10. Lothlorien - Willie and Mary (Love is often crossed with hardship. We can only nurture hope & follow our hearts.)11. Andy Davis - Earth and Venus (Sometimes we don't know how to handle love when we find it...) 12. Goldfrapp - Strict Machine (Love is not always the same for everyone... ;))13. Enigma - Sadeness Part 1 (The US Violent Remix) (Love can be painful- & some folks like it that way. ;))14. The New World Renaissance Band - Where Beauty Moves & Wit Delights (One of the loveliest male voices I've ever heard sings of how love doesn't always turn out the way we wish it would...)15. Ingrid Michaelson - Breakable (Both love and Life are two supremely precious commodities.)Background Music: Enigma - Sadeness Part 1 (The US Violent Remix)Overall message: We need to be careful with each other. Love is a treasure and so are the hearts and lives of the people around us in our lives. We should treat them accordingly. :) Lastly; I know that the quality of my microphone is still drek, but I hope that the quality of my music more than makes up for that. :):) Also, I hope that this Valentine's Day you find love in your life- no matter what form it takes. And that if you don't, you might at least find some cheer w/the music in this show, and that you keep your heart and hope open for love soon to come. :):)♥♥♥-DJS