Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony hoisington

We did it! We got to the very namesake of this podcast... the release date of 'Bellsburg.' Join the celebration on this series finale of Release Date.--- CREDITS ---Host/Producer - Dave TroutInterview guests - Chris Hoisington, Anthony Hoisington, Andrew Greer, Evan SielingSPONSOR: Judson University - https://is.gd/jutourUTR's Buildathon Fundraiser - https://utrmedia.org/b2022Bellsburg Store - https://richmullins25.com/storeUTR's Christmas Playlist - https://utrmedia.org/smcmasAll songs used are with permission or under fair use provisions(c) 2022 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

Rich's music didn't exclude people - then and now. Everyone is welcome at the table. CREDITS: Track used: "Hold Me Jesus" by Sara Groves (ft. Andrew Greer & Bonnie Keen) Find "Hold Me Jesus" (single) on Spotify - https://is.gd/bbhmjsp SPONSOR: Allie Murphy - https://is.gd/ambettersp Friends University Event on 10/21 - https://apprenticeinstitute.org/rich-mullins-archive/ Host/Producer - Dave Trout Special guests - Chris Hoisington, Anthony Hoisington, & Andrew Greer Volunteer shoutouts - Amy Vreeman, Dan Shelby, Mike Trout, Laura Trout, & Christine Blundred UTR's blog recap of the RM Fan Weekend - https://utrmedia.org/rmfw For more gourmet music, UTR's HSM Playlist: https://utrmedia.org/hsm19 Win a pair of Beats Solo3 Headphones - https://utrmedia.org/winsolo3 Email: releasedatepodcast@gmail.com All music used with permission or under fair use provisions (c) 2022 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

Even the best creative projects might not ever see the light of day due the lack of one crucial ingredient... funding. On 5/31/22, the 'Bellsburg' Kickstarter campaign went live, and the results were somewhat astonishing. --------- TRACKS USED ON EP.10 --------- * Sparrow Watcher - Amy Grant, Cindy Morgan, Andrew Greer (ft. Tommy Sims) * Doubly Good [LIVE] - Rich Mullins ----------- CREDITS ----------- * Host/Producer - Dave Trout * Interview Guests - Andrew Greer, Anthony Hoisington, & Steve Taylor * SPONSOR: Allie Murphy - https://is.gd/amwysp * UTR Summer of Vinyl contest - https://utrmedia.org/winvinyl2022 * UTR's All Aboard Campaign - https://utrmedia.org/aa22 * Tickets info for "Hello Old Friends (RM Event)" 9/9/22 in Elgin, IL - https://utrmedia.org/rmsept9 (c) 2022 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

On this months episode we get to talk with our friends Anthony and Chris Hoisington. We talk with them about their band the Brothers McClurg and the record label they started, Old Bear Records. We talk with them about how to deal with conflict in creative environments and how to come to decisions together in creative environments as well as how the Brothers McClurg and Old Bear Records began.

The prolific Steven Curtis Chapman joins the podcast to talk about the creative process during this season of isolation, how technology is allowing artists to connect, and what it was like collaborating remotely with Brad Paisley, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, and Lauren Alaina on his new track "Together (We'll Get Through This)". Also on the podcast, James and Drew talk emotional go-to artists, build their dream "supergroup" band, and welcome back Anthony Hoisington to share some artist advice.

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 124, in which I present the audio of the entire 1-hour virtual concert I did via Zoom at HELIOsphere: Beyond the Corona on the afternoon of April 4, 2004.  (You can get the video + audio of my concert here.) I sing songs from Welcome Up: Songs of Space and Time (Old Bear Records, Light In the Attic Records) and from Twice Upon A Rhyme (HappySad Records, Beatball Records, Vivid Records, Whiplash Records), and several new songs not yet on any album. Set list: "Cloudy Sunday" from Welcome Up (words by Paul Levinson, music by Linda Kaplan Thaler) "I Knew You By Heart" from Welcome Up (words by Paul Levinson, music by Peter Rosenthal) "The Lama Will Be Late This Year" from Twice Upon A Rhyme (words by Paul Levinson, music by Ed Fox) "Tau Ceti" from Welcome Up (words by Paul Levinson, music by John Anealio) "Picture Postcard World" from Welcome Up (words & music by Paul Levinson) "Samantha" (from Welcome Up) (words & music by Paul Levinson) "If I Traveled to the Past" (from Welcome Up) (words by Paul Levinson, music by John Anealio) "Lime Streets" (words & music by Paul Levinson) "Looking for Sunsets (In the Early Morning)" from Twice Upon A Rhyme (words by Paul Levinson, music by Ed Fox) "Alpha Centauri" from Welcome Up (words by Paul Levinson, music by Peter Rosenthal) "Welcome Up" from Welcome Up (words & music by Paul Levinson) "The Soft of Your Eyes" from Twice Upon A Rhyme (words & music by Paul Levinson) "Pictures on the Phone" (words & music by Paul Levinson) ==== Welcome Up: Songs of Space and Time tracks produced by Chris Hoisington all lead vocals by Paul Levinson backing tracks: Chris Hoisington (harmonies), Jeremy Thompson (guitars, stand-up bass, mellotron, etc), Steve Padin (keyboard, drums), Anthony Hoisington (piano on Tau Ceti), Don Frankel (accordion on If I Traveled to the Past & Tau Ceti), Peter Rosenthal (guitar on Cloudy Sunday and Twice Upon a Rhyme tracks), Barbara Krupnick (piano on Cloudy Sunday), Paul Levinson (piano on Pictures on the Phone) Welcome Up recording engineer: Ronnie Shrock Welcome Up mixed and mastered: Evan Sieling for HELIOsphere: Marc Grossman and thanks Liz Crefin listen to complete album, free, on Bandcamp https://oldbearpaullevinson.bandcamp.com/album/welcome-up-songs-of-space-and-time and on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/4S1oaV75qF6tRFfdDwDczE?si=WYXs2mRITdqQMEgMF3gxFw CDs here: http://paullev.com/product/welcome-up-songs-of-space-and-time-cd/ ->  lyrics to all of the songs on the album on the CD page 

The annual Between The Grooves Christmas special is here! James and Drew reflect on the year that was 2019 and welcome past guests like Jen Ledger, Apollo LTD, Anthony Hoisington, Nichole Nordeman, John Cooper, and more to share their favourite Christmas stories and traditions. Plus, for the first time ever, the podcast features musical performances from Brian Doerksen and Drew Brown singing special Christmas songs just for you! http://media.blubrry.com/faithstrongtoday/p/fst.mc.tritondigital.com/BETWEEN_THE_GROOVES_P/media/BTG-128-BTG_Christmas_Special_2019_dec23-19.mp3

Anthony Hoisington (Brothers McClurg) chats with James about going independent and starting a record label, pulling double-duty at a music festival, vinyl production, and managing a music collective side business. Plus, news about Tauren Wells' new devotional series, Lauren Daigle's first headlining tour, and some artist advice from Unspoken's Chad Mattson about serving others. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Cardella. http://media.blubrry.com/faithstrongtoday/p/fst.mc.tritondigital.com/BETWEEN_THE_GROOVES_P/media/BTG-115-Brothers_McClurg_sept23-19.mp3

In this latest episode of the Bear Tone Podcast we do a deep dive on Old Bear's latest reissue: Star Wars tribute band Twin Sister. A long time ago in a garage far away... Some friends from different bands started trading punk and funk riffs back and forth and somebody told Todd Fadel to step up to the mic and sing something over it. And all he could think of where Boba Fett lines! This 'rebel scum' explosion of fun gave kids at their shows permission to not take themselves so seriously and Twin Sister soon became the hottest act in Portland's mid-90s Alt Christian scene. Frontman Todd Fadel is here to tell the story as well as Bradley Swanson, who is a curator for that particular music scene (check out the BandCamp page 'The Corral On Spin Cycle' to explore a really cool era). As always, our Bear Tone hosts Anthony Hoisington and Lukas Iverson are the 'scruffy looking nerf herders' at the helm of the pod.

Old Bear Records recently invited recording artist, Weston Skaggs to join hosts Lukas Iverson and Anthony Hoisington on the newest episode of Bear Tone Podcast.  Together, they discuss what it was like to be the first artist to record with Old Bear; who some of the influences that shaped his sound were; how to keep things festive while recording a Christmas album during the summer; how a rare organ found on the side of the road became the main instrument on Weston’s album; and more!  Get to know Weston through this new episode of Bear Tone!

What are some of the best albums & songs from the first half of 2018? Our UTR Critics Panel helps find the cream of the crop as we share some selections that captured our ears and hearts. -------- SONG LIST FOR EP.17 -------- "Prodigal (Run To You)" - Kevin Max "Ring The Bells" - Johnnyswim + Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors "Ever Stay" - Joy Ike "Settled Down" - Giants & Pilgrims "The Joy of the Lord" - Audrey Assad "Old Friends" - Ben Rector "Healing on Planet Earth - Mad At The World "One Day" - Christa Wells "Voices" - My Epic "Summer Rain" - The Choir "Changes" - Mat Kearney "Fight For You" - Shawn McDonald "Olivia" - Lowland Hum "North Town Evening" - Adam Whipple "Promise Is A Promise" - Ian Zumback (ft. Anthony Hoisington) "Save Me" - Liz Vice "Is He Worthy" - Andrew Peterson SPECIAL THANKS: * Escape To The Lake - http://escapetothelake.net * 10 Member UTR panel of critics * Air Conditioning (it got up to 107* heat index this week!) (c) 2018 - UTR Media - All Rights Reserved. UTR Media is a listener-supported 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We mention our mid-year campaign ALL ABOARD 2018 on the podcast. If you'd like to join our support team or check out the reward package, go to http://is.gd/aa2018

In our very first Bear Tone episode we interview Anthony Hoisington.  Anthony is a member of Brothers McClurg as well as the president of Old Bear Records.  We sat down and discussed life, how Old Bear Records began and the journey that has brought so much great music. We hope you enjoy! 

It was a great honor to sit down and chat with Anthony Hoisington Of the Worship Band, The Brothers McClurg minutes after they led worship at the National Worship Leaders Conference in Kansas City on October 6th, 2016. We talk about leading worship in local churches, while on the road, and about the new Brothers McClurg project coming out in 2017. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

It was a great honor to sit down and chat with Anthony Hoisington Of the Worship Band, The Brothers McClurg minutes after they led worship at the National Worship Leaders Conference in Kansas City on October 6th, 2016. We talk about leading worship in local churches, while on the road, and about the new Brothers McClurg project coming out in 2017.

OverviewAlbum: HomeArtist: Brothers McClurgGenre: Gospel, Roots RockLabel: SprigRelease Date: March 31, 2015Standout Tracks: “Still”, “Hem”, “Lord Lord Lord”ReviewIn 2012, a worship band out of Buffalo, NY, released an under-appreciated LP. Join the Sound by Brothers McClurg was released with little fanfare and, as one might expect, performed poorly. Subsequently, they were released by their label, and they retreated back to Buffalo to regroup.Fast forward three years. Chris and Anthony Hoisington, the brothers of Brothers McClurb, return to the scene with Home (and also a fine EP, Around the Mic). It represents a rededication to the legacy of music and their family’s musical heritage tracing back to The McClurg Family Singers (a southern gospel group led by Pastor Bill McClurg, their maternal grandfather). It’s not that the group had abandoned that sound for their prior album – it was just buried in arrangements.With the marketplace seemingly flooded with other acts jumping in on the roots-driven country folk bandwagon made popular by the Civil Wars and Mumford &Sons, it is easy to be dismissive of yet another entry. But Home represents the elements one hopes for in good music: authenticity and familiarity without coming across as derived. Home will call to mind elements of The Eagles (think “Seven Bridges Road”), Counting Crows, Jackson Browne, and Gaither – all depending on the song.The tone is set immediately with “Intro”, a 41-second mono track that emulates a person shuffling through stations on AM radio. It effectively sets you in the correct timespace for Home. This nimbly transitions into “Move Us On”, a gentle, tightly-arranged worship song featuring discerning touches of steel guitar. The pace picks up with “Still” and “Hem”, the stand-out tracks on the album – representative of the breadth of styles present on Home. Your toes will tap, and you quickly find yourself singing along.Perhaps one of the greatest strengths of Brothers McClurg as evidenced on Home is their adept blending of the southern gospel of their heritage with touches of modern worship. It provides a bridge between generations that draws each to find a greater appreciation for the individual styles.Of course, it’s impossible to ignore the quality of their execution. The harmonies are tight, the songs tastefully arranged, with obvious attention given to the overall flow from beginning to end.In fact, the presentation is almost good enough to overcome a weaker second half. Not surprisingly, on a 14-track LP there are bound to highs and lows. Thankfully, the lows are only considered such in comparison with the strong first half of the album.Home by Brothers McClurg is a fine LP of folk-driven worship music – probably one of the best of 2015. If there is justice in the world (and there seldom is in music), it will garner the attention and accolades it deserves. For now, allow us to encourage you to download a copy of your own. If you’re the skeptical kind, at least start out with downloads of “Hem” and “Still”. There’s little doubt you’ll be hooked from that point. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.