Podcast appearances and mentions of ann savoy

This week on eTown we feature two acts that are veteran stalwarts of the music world. From Nashville comes The Del McCoury Band, one of the premier groups in Bluegrass, featuring multiple generations of the McCoury family. Ann Savoy joins us from Eunice, Louisiana and performs songs from her latest album, Another Heart, a collection of autobiographical remnants from her life. That's all this week on eTown!    Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more!

Episode 14 features Cajun music ambassador Ann Savoy as she revisits her collaboration with Linda Ronstadt, one of the '70s legend's last vocal performances. Plus music from LA trio Pacific Sunsets, and producer James Saez talks about Nat King Cole album that's finally seeing the light of day.

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Altan : The Barley And The Rye from the CD Donegal (Compass)3. The Taj Mahal Sextet : Corrina from the CD Swingin' Live At The Church In Tulsa (Lightning Rod)4. Marry Waterson & Aidan Cowley : Distant Music from the CD Cuckoo Storm (One Little Independent)5. Ma Polaine's Great Decline : Audrey from the CD Molecules (OMH)6. Jack Kelly's South Memphis Jug Band : Highway No.61 Blues from the CD The Jug Band Special (Frog)7. Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers : White House Blues from the LP Rough Guide To Murder Ballads (World Music Network)8. Magic Tuber Stringband : A Dance On A Sunday Night from the DL/LP Needlefall (Thrill Jockey)9. Pete Morton : Die For Love from the CD Fair Freedom (Further)10. Ben Nicholls feat. Kris Drever : The Greenland Whale Fisheries from the CD Duets (Hudson)11. Session A9 : Rachel's Graduation Day from the CD The Magic Roundabout (Raj)12. Louise Bichan : Pinnacle from the CD Lost Summer (Adhyâropa)13. Karolina Wegrzyn : Rozczesala Rozpuscila (Wedding Song) from the DL Single (Karolina Wegrzyn)14. Maliheh Moradi & Ehsan Matoori : Since I Became Your Prey from the CD Our Sorrow (ARC)15. The Zawose Queens : Maisha from the CD Maisha (Real World)16. Olivia Chaney : Bogeyman from the CD Circus Of Desire (Olivia Chaney)17. Phoebe Rees : Take Back The Night from the CD Bring In The Light (Strictly Country)18. Zaiko Langa Langa : Femme Ne Pleure Pas from the CD Congo Funk! (Analog Africa)19. Ngwaka Son Systéme : Dondwa from the DL album Iboto Ngenge (Eck Echo)20. Craig Joiner : Lark And Grey from the CD A Kind Of Calm (Molano Music)21. Oisin Leech : Malin Gales from the CD Cold Sea (Outside/ Tremone)22. The Folklorkestra : My Cousin The Spy from the DL album A Strange Day In June (Smiling Fez)23. Schnieke : Schnieke Oro from the DL album Hediye (Asphalt Tango)24. Ann Savoy feat. Rhiannon Giddens : Stolen Car from the CD Another Heart (Smithsonian Folkways)25. Wanda & Stephanie Pietrzak : Play Musicians Play from the CD The Best Of Wanda & Stephanie Volume 2 (Bel-Aire)26. Fraser Fifield w. Chris Stout & Catriona McKay : Finding Nicole from the CD One Great Circle (Tanar)27. Erwan Menguy Quartet : Vaccum / Imago from the CD SPI (Klam)28. Kitchen Cynics & Grey Malkin : The Melancholy Ghost Of Powis House from the CD We Are All Ghosts (Fenny Compton)29. Living With Machines (feat. Alice Jones) : A New Song On The Strike At Stockport from the CD Living With Machines (Living With Machines)30. Banter : Morgan Rattler from the CD Eroes (Mrs Casey)You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.comPodwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud.

Down Home Cajun Music- Doc GuidryOn this episode of the podcast, we focus on the recordings of Oran "Doc Guidry". Born in Lafayette, he started his career with Happy Fats. In 1939 he formed the Sons of Acadians and recorded for Decca. But Doc recorded with everybody, it  would impossible to provide all the records he played on.He recorded with Happy again in 1948, had a off session with Jimmie Davis's band in 1953 for Decca again. In 1961 he recorded again with Happy on La Louisianne. In 1966 he had a solo album on La Louisianne with a all-star band backing him, called "King of the Cajun Fiddlers"; titled rightly so. Long live the music and legacy of Doc Guidry.Aux Balle Chez Te Maurice- with Sons of Acadians (1939)Rosetta - with Sons of Acadians (1939)En Jour A Venir-  with Sons of Acadians (1939)Allons Dance Colinda -with Happy Fats (1948)Crowley Two Step -with Happy Fats (1949)Fais Do Do Breakdown -with Happy Fats (1949)Chere Cherie (1953)The Little Fat Man (1953)Allons A Lafayette  -with Happy Fat and Alex Broussard (1961)Tee Maurice (1966)Tee Kaplan (1966)Te Petite Te Meon (1966)*Interview section by Ann Savoy from Arhoolie Collection*All seltions from the original records

Con Martín Llade, compañero de Radio Clásica, charlamos sobre música clásica, Calígula y su libro 'Lo que no sabré nunca de Teresa'

¿Qué fue de Teresa Ann Savoy, uno de los grandes mitos del cine erótico de los 70? Martín Llade nos lo cuenta en su novela 'Lo que nunca sabré de Teresa'. 

El jueves 15 Linda Ronstadt, a quien nombraron en los 70 "Queen Of Rock & Roll", cumplió 75 años. Apareció en la escena musical de finales de los sesenta cuando la fiebre del rock californiano, el country rock, los cantantes-compositores, Poco, Eagles, James Taylor, John David Souther, Andrew Gold, etc. Nacida en Tucson, Arizona, de familia mejicana y alemana ha conciliado a lo largo de toda su carrera el rocanrol con las raíces hispanas, rodeándose de los mejores músicos y escritores del momento. También se especializó en “standards” cual crooner inigualable. Ante todo, cantante, su voz ha interpretado a los Stones, Tim Buckley, Dylan, Queen, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Elvis Costello, Randy Newman, McGarrigle Sisters... es decir a los creadores más importantes del rock contemporáneo. Completa este programa con el homenaje que Manolo Fernández le ha dado en su “Toma Uno” de este fin de semana. DISCO 1 LINDA RONSTADT Rivers Of Babylon (HASTEN DOWN THE WIND - 7) + LINDA RONSTADT Living In The USA (LIVING IN THE USA -1) DISCO 2 LINDA RONSTADT & The Stone Poney Hobo (DIFFERENT DRUM - 4) DISCO 3 LINDA RONSTADT Long Long Time (SILK PURSE - 17) DISCO 4 LINDA RONSTADT Rock Me On The Water (LINDA RONSTADT CD 2 - 1) DISCO 5 LINDA RONSTADT Faithess Love (HEART LIKE WHEEL - 3) DISCO 6 LINDA RONSTADT Poor Poor Pitiful Me (SIMPLE DREAMS - 7) DISCO 7 LINDA RONSTADT Blue Bayou (A TRIBUTE TO NICOLETTE - 11) DISCO 8 JAMES TAYLOR & LINDA RONSTADT One Morning in May (10) DISCO 9 LINDA RONSTADT & AARON NEVILLE Don’t Know Much (CRY LIKE A… - 5) DISCO 10 LINDA RONSTADT The Waiting (FEELS LIKE HOME - 1) DISCO 11 DOLLY PARTON+LINDA RONSTADT+EMMYLOU HARRIS High Sierra (2) DISCO 12 DOLLY PARTON+LINDA RONSTADT+EMMYLOU HARRIS I’ve Had Enough (9) DISCO 13 LINDA RONSTADT Humming To Myself (HUMMING TO MYSELF - 4) DISCO 14 LINDA RONSTADT & ANN SAVOY Adieu False Heart (DUETS - 1 DISCO 15 LINDA RONSTADT La Cigarra (CANCIONES DE MI PADRE - 4) Escuchar audio

In Acadiana, business is a tradition and tradition is a business – often the family business. There's a long heritage of musical families around here, dynasties of fiddlers and accordion players handing down the tools and tricks of the family trade to generation after generation. Here our Acadiana musical families are household names, every bit as famous and respected for their talent as dynasties in other states maybe be revered for wealth and power. In Acadiana, music is one of our greatest exports. Lafayette practically pumps out ranks of acclaimed Zydeco and Cajun musicians and most of them are carrying on something they learned from their parents and their parents' parents. Throw a rock in any direction. You'll probably hit a Grammy nominee. Throw another, you'll hit her momma. Christiaan's guests on this edition of Out to Lunch Acadiana are both internationally celebrated musicians from famous Cajun families. Virginia-born Ann Savoy married into the Savoy family of Eunice and has toured internationally with her band the Magnolia Sisters which explores the feminine side of the Cajun tradition — they're not actually her sisters. Ann is a writer and will soon publish the second volume of her archival work Cajun Music: A Reflection of a People. Louis Michot grew up in a big, sprawling Cajun music family. Since 1999, he's toured internationally with Lost Bayou Ramblers, a band he started with his brother Andre 20 years ago. Lost Bayou won a Grammy for their 2017 record Kalenda. Recently, Louis launched Nouveau Electric Records, a label that puts out experimental artists rooted in Louisiana French musical traditions. Out to Lunch is recorded over lunch at The French Press in downtown Lafayette. You can photos from this show at our website, Photos by Lucius Fontenot. Hear more tales about Acadiana music over lunch with Wilson Savoy, Joel Savoy, and Andre Michot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Remember back in the BC (Before Covid) days when we had a music business? In this edition of Out to Lunch we look back on this conversation originally recorded in 2018. In Acadiana there are a lot of things that differentiate us from the rest of the country. The biggest of all of them is music. You can live in Kansas and learn to make a gumbo. You can live in California and row a pirogue. But there's no way in the wide world that you can convincingly play Jolie Blond on the accordion or Bosco Stomp on the fiddle, unless you're born and raised here. Typically, in a Western capitalist economy, a rare resource is worth a lot of money. However, when it comes to our treasured musicians, we tend to under value them. Most Cajun and Zydeco musicians are working a second job to subsidize their music career. Wilson Savoy plays in the Grammy Award winning band Courtbouillon, and crowd favorite Pineleaf Boys. He's also a carpenter, building and renovating homes. Danny Devillier is a musician. And he's come up with a new angle on a traditional way musicians often subsidize their careers: giving music lessons. Danny is a drummer. He plays in the Grammy nominated band Bonsoir Catin, and he's played with everybody who's anybody in Cajun and Zydeco from Michael Doucet to Roddie Romero. But Danny doesn't just give drum lessons. He teaches people to play all kinds of instruments, including guitar and fiddle, at his music school, The Music Room, in Lafayette. Photos over lunch at Cafe Vermilionville  by Lucius A Fontenot are at our website. Hear Wilson's mom, Ann Savoy on Out to Lunch, and brother Joel too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ann Savoy's landmark book of 1984, “Cajun Music: A Reflection of a People,” gave a voice to Cajun, Creole and zydeco pioneers, many of whom had never been interviewed. Savoy also told their stories through photos, sheet music and English translations of classic French lyrics. More than 35 years after its release, Savoy's milestone will soon have a second volume. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicholas-poulos/message

Ann Savoy and Jane Vidrine earned Grammy nominations as founding members of the all-female Cajun band, the Magnolia Sisters. Along the way, these mothers and wives raised children who are Grammy-nominated musicians, artists, cooks and more. Some of the same songs that rocked their children to sleep are in their latest CD and booklet, “Fais Do Do: Louisiana Lullabies.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicholas-poulos/message

In Acadiana, business is a tradition and tradition is a business - often the family business. There's a long heritage of musical families around here, dynasties of fiddlers and accordion players handing down the tools and tricks of the family trade to generation after generation.  It's one of our greatest exports. Lafayette practically pumps out ranks of acclaimed Zydeco and Cajun musicians and most of them are carrying on something they learned from their parents and their parents' parents. Throw a rock in any direction. You'll probably hit a Grammy nominee. Throw another, you'll hit her momma.  Christiaan's guests on this edition of ut to Lunch Acadiana are both internationally celebrated musicians from famous Cajun families.  Virginia-born Ann Savoy married into the Savoy family of Eunice and has toured internationally with her band the Magnolia Sisters which explores the feminine side of the Cajun tradition — they're not actually her sisters. Ann is a writer and will soon publish the second volume of her archival work Cajun Music: A Reflection of a People.  Louis Michot grew up in a big, sprawling Cajun music family. Since 1999, he's toured internationally with Lost Bayou Ramblers, a band he started with his brother Andre 20 years ago. Lost Bayou won a Grammy for their 2017 record Kalenda. Recently, Louis launched Nouveau Electric Records, a label that puts out experimental artists rooted in Louisiana French musical traditions.  Out to Lunch is recorded over lunch at The French Press in downtown Lafayette. See photos by Lucius Fontenot and more at our website. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Témoin de la culture francophone des Etats-Unis, la musique cajun est une promesse de swing et de bonne humeur ! Surtout lorsque son histoire nous est contée par la pétillante Sarah Savoy, Chanteuse-accordéoniste de talent, fille de Marc et Ann Savoy, ambassadeurs incontestés de la musique louisianaise. Depuis les vieux "jurés" créoles jusqu'aux styles les plus populaires aujourd'hui, Sarah aborde les contredanses et mazurkas acadiennes, le cajun swing et le swamp blues, le zydéco.

Artist Feature is Savoy Doucet Cajun Band in honour of Marc and Ann Savoy who are bringing the Savoy Family Band to Vancouver next week.

Artist feature: Marc and Ann Savoy

"Black Coffee" is a tribute to the music pioneered in the 30s and 40s by The Hot Club of France, with spot on instrumental chops and even a sultry babe singing in French.

The Magnolia Sisters talk about their GRAMMY nomination and Ann Savoy talks about being nominated against her son Wilson Savoy of the Pine Leaf Boys while another son is nominated for producing Cedric Watson's album. Hear some great music from the Magnolia Sisters and the Pine Leaf Boys that got them nominated in the zydeco/cajun category.

Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, who will embark on their 20th touring year together in 2007 are best summed up in the words of Mike Russell, who wrote in The Glasgow Herald "They are simply the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear" The Savoy Doucet Cajun Band Marc and Ann Savoy, along with Michael Doucet create and interpret authentic old-time Cajun music, from popular dancehall tunes to soulful ballads, drawing upon each member's rich historical connection to their native southern Louisiana. Catching this expert, unpretentious trio is about the closest most of us will ever get to hearing an authentic Cajun bash on a screened-in bayou porch. Bengan Janson & Bjorn Stabi Bjorn Stabi is without doubt a legend among folk music fiddlers in Sweden and was probably the first traditional Swedish fiddler to perform in the United States. Bengan Janson is one of Sweden's greatest virtuosi on the accordion. With his evident ability to to embrace all musical styles he has collaborated with Björn Ståbi over the last ten years together developing a genuine folk music style of their own.