Podcast appearances and mentions of angela easterling

FTB #525 is a grab-bag of single songs from some fine recent releases. Artists include Florence Dore, Dan Israel, Angela Easterling, Trampled by Turtles, The Milk Carton Kids and more! Full playlist: http://ftbpodcasts.com/?p=8916

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Angela EasterlingAngela Easterling brandishes her songwriting chops with rootsy, refreshing, homespun tunes. Her backing band, The Beguilers (bass, drums and lead guitar), master many complex styles, with instrumentation that fleshes out the stories in Angela's songs, and adds some rocking fun. Their act is not quite country, not quite folk, but all together unique and engaging.

In this episode, Anne recommends some BluPrint classes for those who are trying to cram in as many as they can before the service disappears, as well as some knitting books she has found helpful for the Master Hand Knitter Program. More progress on the program, the Morehouse Virtual Farm Day, and more! Links to Things Mentioned on the Episode BluPrint is no longer accepting memberships, but all the classes mentioned in the show can still (at the moment this episode launches) be found by searching for the title of the class if you already have a membership. Hansel Shawl by Gudrun Johnston. Morehouse Farm. Get on their mailing list, if you haven’t already, to be part of the next Virtual Farm Tour! Master Hand Knitter program. Arenda Holladay’s THREE videos about lifted increases: first, second, and third. The Principles of Knitting, by June Hemmons Hiatt Reader’s Digest Knitter’s Handbook, by Montse Stanley Knitting in Plain English, by Maggie Righetti The Jamieson and Smith Lovers Ravelry group for their Keep Making Knit Along. Merrily by Design’s fundraising pattern, Christ and Jet Walk the UK. All proceeds from the pattern benefit the SSAFA. Sponsor Allbirds is a shoe company helping us all to tread lightly on the planet. Their shoes are durable, machine-washable, and made from sustainable materials, including merino wool. Their Wool Runners are the perfect “dog walking” shoe, but they also make actual runningshoes, casual slip-ons, socks, and more. Check them out, and if you decide to buy, Allbirds will make a contribution toward the running of the show. For more ways to support the show, please visit the Be a Booster page! Music Our songs from today’s show were “Arkansas Murder Ballad,” by Angela Easterling, and “Catch Da Fire,” by Oto Coberg.

Angela Easterling currently lives on a South Carolina farm that has been in her family since 1791. In a nation of transplants and immigrants that's nearly an eternity, and this grounding connection with the land permeates her music with a sense of the realities of the beauty, joy, tragedy and drudgery of what makes up a life. Easterling didn't always make the family farm her home - she was brave and crazy enough to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams in music, but the parable of finding that what one is looking can be under one's feet is certainly applicable to her career. Easterling knows the value of hard work, and over the course of several albums her songs have earned her accolades in songwriting circles as well as topped the Americana Top 40 chart. Though her most recent album, Common Law Wife, was recorded in Nashville, her new batch of songs finds Easterling singing about the life she has created on that farm in South Carolina with her partner, facile guitarist Brandon Turner, and their growing family. Sometimes, your dreams don't turn out the way you planned; sometimes, they turn out better.

Angela Easterling currently lives on a South Carolina farm that has been in her family since 1791. In a nation of transplants and immigrants that’s nearly an eternity, and this grounding connection with the land permeates her music with a sense of the realities of the beauty, joy, tragedy and drudgery of what makes up a life. Easterling didn’t always make the family farm her home - she was brave and crazy enough to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams in music, but the parable of finding that what one is looking can be under one’s feet is certainly applicable to her career. Easterling knows the value of hard work, and over the course of several albums her songs have earned her accolades in songwriting circles as well as topped the Americana Top 40 chart. Though her most recent album, Common Law Wife, was recorded in Nashville, her new batch of songs finds Easterling singing about the life she has created on that farm in South Carolina with her partner, facile guitarist Brandon Turner, and their growing family. Sometimes, your dreams don’t turn out the way you planned; sometimes, they turn out better.

Angela Easterling currently lives on a South Carolina farm that has been in her family since 1791. In a nation of transplants and immigrants that’s nearly an eternity, and this grounding connection with the land permeates her music with a sense of the realities of the beauty, joy, tragedy and drudgery of what makes up a life. Easterling didn’t always make the family farm her home - she was brave and crazy enough to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams in music, but the parable of finding that what one is looking can be under one’s feet is certainly applicable to her career. Easterling knows the value of hard work, and over the course of several albums her songs have earned her accolades in songwriting circles as well as topped the Americana Top 40 chart. Though her most recent album, Common Law Wife, was recorded in Nashville, her new batch of songs finds Easterling singing about the life she has created on that farm in South Carolina with her partner, facile guitarist Brandon Turner, and their growing family. Sometimes, your dreams don’t turn out the way you planned; sometimes, they turn out better.

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Charlie Mattos with Angela Easterling recorded August 25th, 2015 at WSM Radio in Nashville, Tennessee. Angela stopped by our Gaylord Opryland studios to feature music from her new album "Common Law Wife."  Check out www.angelaeasterling.com.

Show #38 features the new CD by the SAM BAKER called Cotton. Also new songs from BEARFOOT, ANGELA EASTERLING and 8 BALL AITKEN. The full playlist is posted below.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe or download the show and here's the  direct download link to listen right now on your computer. Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast. Please email me with any questions, comments or suggestions for the podcasts. Show #38 SAM BAKER - Cotton Cotton THE CORDUROY ROAD - The Tree Bends Love Is A War ANGELA EASTERLING - One Microphone Blacktop Road 8 BALL AITKEN - Cowboy Movie Rebel With A Cause (mic break) PORTERDAVIS - Carter's Tune Porterdavis RITA HOSKING - Precious Little Come Sunrise JASON PAUL JOHNSTON - Vines Willows Motel SAM BAKER - Mennonite Cotton (mic break) THE GIVING TREE BAND -   Peace On The Mountain Great Possessions BEARFOOT - Heaven Doors & Windows THE KIERAN RIDGE BAND - Somewhere on the Edge of Town Already Gone (mic break) SAM BAKER - Who's Gonna Be Your Man Cotton Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

Podcamp Warmup Show The Alternative Music Show #023 (MP3 – 37MB -40 min) DOWNLOAD THE SHOW HERE Or play it by clicking here: [audio:http://alternativemusic.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_alternativemusic_023_20060910.mp3] Podsafe Music: 01:29 Angela Easterling – River Jordan (myspace) 04:31 Emm Gryner – Bulletstorms (myspace) 07:31 Harmony Trowbridge – Flat Bottomed Boat (myspace) 11:32 Jen Cloher and The Endless Sea – [...]