Podcasts about Black Prairie

She is a member of The Decemberists and Black Prairie . . . has appeared on Portlandia, The Simpsons, and Parks & Recreation . . . and so kindly agreed to be our latest special guest. Please welcome the multi-talented Jenny Conlee! Some of the topics covered include: • Placing constraints on herself during the writing of her latest solo album• Different ways that collaboration can work• Accordion finding its place in modern music• How cancer changed her goals and outlook on life• What inspires her to create Mentioned in this episode: • JennyConlee.com• The Decemberists• Black Prairie• Tides: Pieces for Accordion and Piano• Chick Corea - Children's Songs IgniterPod.com Support the podcast: https://anchor.fm/igniterpod/support

My guest is seven-time Grammy award-winning producer, engineer, and mixer Vance Powell. Vance's list of credits includes Chris Stapleton, Elle King, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, The White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys, Wolfmother, Seasick Steve, Black Prairie, Tinariwe, and Jeff The Brotherhood, among many others. In this episode, we discuss Grammy's and Dog Shit Jealousy Unnatural Fear of Failure Fresh Produce Getting Along Taking Responsibility Being In Control Diversification Phish The Complexity of Live Sound Too Rogue Jack and Chris Looking to the Future Leaving Nashville Nashville Resources  ATMOS Matt's Rant: Reflecting On 450 episodes.  Links and Show Notes Vance Interview #1 Vance Interview #2 Vance Info Vance on Instagram Credits Guest: Vance Powell Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith 

Jenny Conlee-Drizos is keyboard player with iconic band The Decemberists, as well as being a member of Black Prairie, KMRIA and more. We talk all of that and more, including some great chat on accordions and one of the best keyboard accessory invention suggestions we've heard! To listen / watch: Audio-only: click on the play […]

Chris Perkins is the Senior Game Designer for Wizards of the Coast. Chris Funk is best known as the multi-instrumentalist in the indie-rock band the Decemberists and is a Grammy-nominated artist who has also found much success as a music producer, composer and studio musician. Funk is also a founding member and co-writer in the acclaimed neo-gothic string band Black Prairie and has produced records for Red Fang, Langhorne Slim and Y La Bamba.For general inquiries or show messages, please email dragontalk@sirensound.co Dragon Talk is executively produced by Greg Tito, Shelly Mazzanoble & Wizards of The Coast. Show production by Lisa Carr & Ryan Marth of Siren Sound. Podcast recording, editing, mixing and mastering by Ryan Marth & Siren Sound.Here's your guide to when each segment begins:Show open with Greg Tito and Shelly Mazzanoble - 0:00Interview - 07:20Outro - 56:59Greg Tito Twitter - twitter.com/gregtitoShelly Mazzanoble Twitter - twitter.com/shellymooChris Perkins Twitter - twitter.com/ChrisPerkinsDnDChris Funk Twitter - twitter.com/MrChrisFunkSpelljams - https://pocp.co/spelljamsDragon Talk Show Page - https://dnd.wizards.com/dragon-talk/podcast-hubSiren Sound - www.sirensound.coRyan Marth - bio.site/ryanmarthLisa Carr - twitter.com/yelizavetacarrLatest D&D Products - https://gtly.to/SVs8W_2f8D&D Newsletter - dnd.wizards.com/newsletterDragon + - https://dnd.wizards.com/content/dragonD&D Official Discord - https://discord.com/invite/dnd

Vance Powell is an American six-time Grammy Award winning record producer, engineer and mixer. His credits include Phish, Chris Stapleton, Jack White, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, The White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys, Wolfmother, Deadly Apples, Seasick Steve, Black Prairie, The Revivalists, Tinariwen, JEFF the Brotherhood, Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes, and Martina McBride, among many others. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Working with Jack White and Chris Stapleton How his live sound experience influences his work in the studio The importance of “making decisions” while tracking Why he doesn't edit his tracks Should you record with a click track? Imposter syndrome: How to learn from it Why doing “shootouts” is a bad idea Reverb vs delay: When it's better to use one vs the other Using saturation:  How to dial it in Where to use it His go-to pedals for saturation How using tape can give your drums a bigger sound Mixing Snare: How to make your snares sound more like a note vs a quick hit His go-to compression settings How to use a transient designer How to get the right tuning How to create ambience through mic positioning To learn more about Vance Powell, visit: http://www.sputniksound.com/vance/ To learn more tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/ Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

Welcome to Marti's Music Kitchen, the Fun Music & Food Podcast where anything can happen! Today, we're in the kitchen of Portland legend Jenny Conlee, who you might know from The Decemberists or any number of other ventures on the side (The Minus 5, Casey Neill and the Norway Rats, Black Prairie etc); but on this episode of Marti's Music Kitchen, she's also a gardener, a self-proclaimed music geek, and chef. As Jenny tells stories about being on tour, her family, and so much more, she's also going to walk us through cooking Borshch, packed with fresh veggies straight out of her garden. Listen along to learn some cooking hacks, experience stories, and hear some great live music on this episode of Marti's Music Kitchen! RECIPE ingredients: 2 lbs uncooked red beets, peeled 2 carrots 2 celery sticks 3 tbsp. butter (or olive oil for vegan soup) 2 onions 2 garlic cloves chopped 4 tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped (or a 12oz can of diced tomatoes) 1 tea ball or piece of muslin tied with a string 1 bay leaf 4 cloves 8 peppercorns 5 cups veggie broth 1 lemon, juiced salt and pepper optional: sour cream, dill, and boiled eggs for garnish Cooking: 1. Chop the beets, carrots, and celery into small pieces. 2. Melt the butter in a large pan, add the onions and cook over low heat for 5 minutes 3. Add the beets, carrots, and celery and cook for 5 more minutes, stirring occasionally. 4. Add the garlic and tomatoes to the pan and cook while stirring for 2 minutes. 5. Place the bay leaf, cloves, and peppercorn in a tea ball or piece of muslin. 6. Add the tea ball to the pan with the stock. 7. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer covered for 75 minutes. 8. Stir in the lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. 9. Garnish how you like. This soup makes 8 big servings and can be served hot or cold. Jenny Conlee: https://www.facebook.com/JennyConleemusic/ http://www.decemberists.com/ https://jennyconlee.com/ http://blackprairie.com/ Marti's Links! http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall Marti's Music Kitchen Season 1 Cookbook! https://martimendenhall.com/cookbook-store.html #MartisMusicKit #MMK #MartiMendenhall #Food #Music #Podcast #Recipes #MusicAndFood #Cooking #Jazz #Podcast #Season1Cookbook #QuickBites #QuickBitesPodcast #Creative #WhereAnythingCanHappen #JennyConlee #Decemberists #TheDecemberists #BlackPrairie #VoyagersWithoutTrace #TheKid #Piano #Borshch #PolishFood #Babcia #Accordion #MusicGeek #Idplmal #MusicTheory #SummerSoup #gardening #CookingHacks

"About 10 miles south of Tupelo on the Natchez Trace Parkway is an exhibit called the BLACK BELT OVERLOOK.   "In a much earlier age all this area lay under a part of the ocean, which extended up across much of the state of Alabama, entering what is now Mississippi from the east near Columbus. From there an arm of the ocean reached through here north up into Tennessee.  The ocean's marine life, shells and such, formed deposits of limestone that built up to be the land here. Over the ages the weathered limestone has become the black fertile soil of this area known as the Black Belt or Black Prairie, and it's also known as the Tombigbee Prairie.  This area is one of Mississippi's two richest growing areas and was once one of the nation's great cotton belts. Now it is mostly pasture land. "The other major agricultural spot in Mississippi lies farther to the west but still it's in the northern part of the State. That area is the delta of the Mississippi River, which is on the other side of the state from here. The Delta lies between a belt of Loess soil and the Mississippi River, on a section of the river just South of Memphis, Tennessee, on down as far as Vicksburg. "Join us next time when we will visit the TUPELO NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD. I'm Frank Thomas, you guide along the Natchez Trace, a road through the wilderness." For more about Natchez Trace: A Road Through the Wilderness, visit eddieandfrank.com

This week on the show we dive into Black on the Prairies, a CBC interactive series that explores the past, present and future of Black Prairie life through migration, work, culture and community. CBC Edmonton reporter Thandiwe Konguavi joins us to talk about her contribution to the project, as well as explore a racist attack in Edmonton that shows how important this work is. We also hear the voices of Black people from the Prairies talking about belonging and what community means. And CBC reporter Tahirih Foroozan shares the story of two young Black men bonding over the shared experience of small town Alberta life.

Pete and Matt are joined by fan favorite (probably) guest Mason Redmon to talk about The Decemberists two Christmas songs, Decemberists side project Black Prairie, Canadian Sitcoms, Canadian crooners that hate Jesus, Alan Jackson, Creed, Die Hard, and, of course, 9/11. This is a wild one folks, truly a magical Christmas Journey. Happy Holidays! See you in 2021!

Our guest for this episode is the multi-instrumentalist member of The Decemberists, Chris Funk. Chris knows his way around a studio and has recorded and produced albums by Red Fang, The Builders and The Butchers, and Langhorne Slim and also puts his dobro talents to good use in Black Prairie, an eclectic and dreamy band with a blend of bluegrass, klezmer, and soundtrack-oriented vibes. I had a great time catching up with Chris and I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. If you're feeling generous, please consider supporting the podcast with a pledge of as little as .99/month at anchor.fm/couch-riffs. A little help goes a long way! Don't forget to leave a 5-star rating and a review at your favorite place to listen in and visit couchriffs.com to find a link to our Etsy store where you can buy our cozy 100% cotton Couch Riffs t-shirts and stylish trucker hats. Thanks for listening in and for your continued support! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/support

What if you were a comedian and your legally given surname was Rimshot? Now imagine being a musician with the last name Funk. This week’s guest lives it. Chris Funk, you may know him from the Decemberists, Black Prairie, or his many other musical endeavors. Sean and Chris met in Portland back in 2014, and they proceeded to drink memory fuel together for a week straight. Chris is a wonderful musician and a wild storyteller. Here are five words to describe this episode: get your driver's license renewed.

My guest today is Vance Powell, a six-time Grammy award winning producer, engineer and mixer, whose impressive list of credits includes Chris Stapleton, Elle King, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather, The White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys, Wolfmother, Seasick Steve, Black Prairie, Tinariwen, and Jeff The Brotherhood, among many others. Powell recently won two Grammy awards in 2018 for mixing and engineering Chris Stapleton's From A Room: Volume 1 (Best Country Album), and mixing and engineering various songs on CeCe Winans' Let Them Fall In Love ('Best Gospel Album'). He was also nominated for mixing Robert Randolph & The Family Band's Got Soul ('Best Contemporary Blues Album'). Today we are going to dive right into the topic of producing, recording, and mixing. And I’ll ask some questions about recent productions for Vance over at his private studio Sputnik Sound which he shares with Mitch Dane. Download: Vance Powell's Free Pro Tools UAD Mixing Template Thanks to our sponsors! Sonarworks: https://www.sonarworks.com/ OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/171

Raised in Alaska by orchestra teachers, Annalisa Tornfelt is a fiddler, guitar player, singer-songwriter and teacher living in Portland, OR. She’s recorded with the Portland Cello Project, spent years touring in Black Prairie and her bluegrass band Bearfoot, and has collaborated with countless NW musicians. She is also a mother to Darian, age 17, and Rose, age 1. In this episode we discuss teenage motherhood, being raised in a religious household, touring with babies, having children 17 years apart and the complexities of identity and ambition. I spoke to Annalisa in August of 2017 in my home office in Portland, OR.

Upírská ochutnávka z žil začínajících nebo ne zcela slavných muzikantů. Pouliční toulaví podvraťáci Lost Dog Street Band, pohřebácký emo-outlaw-bluegrass Gallows Bound a portlandská temně kytarová superskupina Black Prairie v dalším dílu Bemanovy Noční můry. 

Upírská ochutnávka z žil začínajících nebo ne zcela slavných muzikantů. Pouliční toulaví podvraťáci Lost Dog Street Band, pohřebácký emo-outlaw-bluegrass Gallows Bound a portlandská temně kytarová superskupina Black Prairie v dalším dílu Bemanovy Noční můry. 

Umíte si představit americko-český akustický potlach v režii Mr.Bemana, kde se potká Bob Wayne s Vojtou “Kliďákem“ Tomáškem? Kromě těchto dvou pánů nám k táboráku usedl, mimo jiné, Luscious Jackson, aby spolu s Bobem zavzpomínali na dovolenou v Mexiku, Appalachian Cobra Worshipers si střihnou coververzi Nicka Cavea, zazáří jako vždy úžasní Greensky Bluegrass a oba póly barevného spektra nám představí White Buffalo a Black Prairie. 

Annalisa Tornfelt is a songwriter and musician originally from Alaska and now based in Portland, OR. She is known for being the singer and fiddle player for Black Prairie (with members of The Decemberists). Her 2015 solo release, The Number 8, was recorded during the month of August, on an 8-track recorder, in the span of eight hours. She often performs with her musical siblings as Annalisa Tornfelt and the Tornfelt Sisters. www.annalisatornfelt.com

JOHN NEMETH was born in Idaho to Hungarian immigrants, and honed his harmonica chops while working as a truck driver, jamming along to Junior Wells in his cab. It all culminated in a move to Memphis last year. Being in the epicenter for soul and blue shaped his new album �Memphis Grease�. It�s slathered with fatback soul and blues done the Memphis way: tight horn lines, whirling organ with John�s soaring voice and wicked harp playing front and center. John won 2014 Blues Music Award for Soul Blues Male Artist of the year and has just been nominated for six 2015 Blues Music Awards. KRISTIN ANDREASSEN is an award-winning songwriter and multi-instrumentalist that has traveled the world with string-band sensation Uncle Earl and set hearts to flutter as one third of the folk-noir trio Sometymes Why. Along the way, she's performed and recorded alongside such maverick talents as John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Dirk Powell (Joan Baez, Cold Mountain), Sufjan Stevens, Aoife O'Donovan, Black Prairie and New York anti-folk icon Jeffrey Lewis. She won a Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest for her song "Crayola Doesn't Make a Color for Your Eyes�. Andreassen�s new release, Gondolier, represents a new direction and focus, including the first time she�ll be touring behind a solo release. It draws upon those varied musical experiences in service of her captivating gifts as a songwriter and vocalist. WoodSongs Kid: Carson Diersing is 17 year-old harmonica wiz from Fountain Town, Indiana. At 13, he became the youngest harmonica player in history to be endorsed by Hohner Harmonicas. He also won the 2012 Honeyboy Edwards Fund for the Blues at The National Blues Museum.

This week we tackle the big subjects: the future of the Portland Building, the humor (or lack thereof) of rape jokes, the history of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival & more. Join us!The Future Of Portland's Most Loved/Hated BuildingThis week the Portland City Council will consider legislation to start renovating one of the city’s most recognizable works of architecture: The Portland Building. It's both Portland's most famous building (it's the text book case for postmodern architect) and perhaps its most reviled. First up, we take a look at what's wrong with the building. Hint: the problems run deeper than a color scheme that feels drawn from your grandma's kitchen.Then we listen to an excerpt of the building's architect, Michael Graves, before hearing the case for remodeling the building smartly from Randy Gragg, the director of the University of Oregon's John Yeon Center for Architecture and the Landscape.Adrienne Truscott's "Asking For It"There’s been a lot of talk in the comedy world over the last several years about rape jokes: are they funny, or seriously unfunny? Now there’s a show that tackles the issue head-on. The politically-minded theater presenters Boom Arts are bringing performer Adrienne Truscott to town for a show the New York Times called “as upsetting as it is hilarious." Truscott sports a blonde wig, jean jacket, and little else. Literally, she’s naked from the waist down. The show’s called “Adrienne Truscott’s Asking For It" (actually, the name’s quite a bit longer, but we’ll let Truscott explain it to producer Aaron Scott), and it runs through Oct. 24 at the Headwaters Theater.opbmusic Session: Alela Diane and Ryan FrancesconiMusicians Alela Diane and Ryan Francesconi didn’t set out to make an album, but they did. It’s called “Cold Moon,” and it came out Oct. 23. You can see videos of their opbmusic Session here, or catch them live at Revolution Hall on Oct. 17.Oregon Experience: The Oregon Shakespeare FestivalOregon Experience opens its season on Monday with a special about one of the brightest jewels in Oregon’s arts crown: the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Sure, you might know that it's the biggest regional theater in the country with the biggest resident acting company. Sure, you know that it attracts folks from around the world. But did you know it has a mammoth costume warehouse for rentals to everyone from Justin Timberlake on "Saturday Night Live" to Al Pacino in "Richard III."Disjecta Brings On The NoiseChiara Giovando, the new curator-in-residence at the north Portland contemporary art center Disjecta, gives us a tour of her first show, "The Book Of Scores." It's all about sound art. Oregon Art Beat: Artist Greg RobinsonThis weekend the Portland Art Museum opens a brand new Center for Contemporary Native Arts with an exhibition featuring the work of three Oregon Native artists. One of those artists is Greg Robinson, who taught himself to produce pieces in the traditional style of his tribe, the Chinook. If you have a picture in your mind right now of what his pieces look like, think again. Chinook art isn’t anything like the popular stereotypes of Pacific Northwest native art. The music for today came from the local band Black Prairie’s album “Wild Ones,” who did the album in tandem with a book by Jon Mooallem about the strange and wonderful relationship between humans and animals. Mooallem will be one of several public radio personalities sharing stories at the singular Pop-up Magazine on Oct. 20 at the Aladdin Theater. It’s a touring show that’s like watching a magazine get performed live, with journalists and writers doing everything from reading short humorous essays to telling feature length stories with documentary footage and photographs.

Don Slack features some of his favorite new songs from smoldering Italo-Disco and fiery roots-rock to incendiary punk.   1. Daughn Gibson - It Wants Everything 2. Chromatics - In Films 3. Heaters - Mean Green 4. Wild Yaks - Paradise 5. Fort Lean - New Hobbies 6. Hop Along - Waitress 7. Sheer Mag - Fan The Flames 8. Banditos - Still Sober (After All These Beers) 9. Whitey Morgan and the 78's - Me and the Whiskey 10. Rhett Miller - My Little Disaster [feat. Black Prairie] 11. Jason Isbell - 24 Frames 12. Titus Andronicus - Dimed Out 13. Downtown Boys - Monstro 14. Strange Wilds - Pronoia 15. God Damn - Vultures 16. Flyying Colours - Running Late 17. Diamond Youth - No ControlSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Loeb, Black Prairie, The Stray Birds, Joan Shelley, Rose Cousins

Jenny Conlee, the accordionist, pianist, and keyboard player for the Decemberists and Black Prairie talks about her experience going through treatment and coming out the other side.

Black Prairie kicks out the jams on their new album, the ArtsEast Biennial 2014 highlights some amazing art from the 541 area code, and Wheatstock brings country and alt folk to Helix, Oregon.Photo: "Twilight" by Debbie McIntosh

When he was 25, musician Chris Funk left the Midwest for Portland, Oregon. Why? “I knew John Fahey lived in Oregon, and that was a big draw for me. And I knew Bill Frisell lived here [in Seattle]. They're two of my idols.” As he tells us in this podcast, shortly after relocating to Oregon, he'd meet Colin Meloy and, soon thereafter, become a core member of the Decemberists. In 2007, Funk and the Decemberists' Nate Query, Jenny Conlee and John Moen decided to form their own bluegrass-inspired offshoot band, Black Prairie. Black Prairie recently released their third studio record, Fortune (Sugar Hill).  read more

This week we were joined by guest curator Jeff Jahn to talk about his take on art in Portland. We also talked to Oregon's newly announced Poet Laureate Peter Sears.01:00 — Guest Curator Jeff Jahn04:25 — Portland Artists Sean Healy, Avantika Bawa and Chris Johanson15:56 — Portland's Japanese Garden Polly Lauser, Diane Durston23:55 — Blackfish Gallery Panel, Eva Lake, Paul Sutinen on difficult art35:20 — RACC Arts Tax update45:00 — Poet Laureate announced Peter Sears51:20 — Black Prairie album release; Close music

Nate Query plays bass for both and , and has made playing music with nationally touring bands his main job for around twenty years. You can check out Query playing live with Black Prairie on KEXP . Their new album, "," comes out April 22 on Sugar Hill Records.

New York Times contributor Jon Mooallem says our efforts to save endangered species depend in large part on the tales we tell about them. Jon traces the history of wildlife in the American imagination and offers his own stories of three imperiled species (bear, butterfly and bird) and the people who defend them in his new book "Wild Ones: A Sometimes Dismaying, Weirdly Reassuring Story About Looking at People Looking at Animals in America." Among the many topics we discussed: Tom Jefferson and the woolly mammoth, Teddy Bear vs. Billy Possum, conservationists and nature fakers, teaching whooping cranes to migrate, and fighting for beauty. Also, music from Black Prairie's new album "Wild Ones," inspired by Jon's book.

The Decemberists' side project perform their song Do You Believe? for the first time in concert. It was part of "The Storm In The Barn," a project commissioned by the Oregon Children's Theater.

Portland's Black Prairie performed in our studios a few months ago for our High Fidelity members. This song came midway in the set and features beautiful harmony vocals and a nice use of the zither.

This week on the podcast we bring you another song from our Black Prairie concert. This time the rootsy, homespun side project of The Decemberists perform their original tune, "Rock of Ages."

Members of Black Prairie may be more well-known for their work with other projects (The Decemberist, Portlandia), but they certainly seem most comfortable playing the rootsy, homespun tunes of their side project.

FTB podcast #198 features the new album by CARRIE RODRIGUEZ called Give Me All You Got. Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio and on Rob Ellen's Flyinshoes Review. Get the Freight Train Boogie Americana  Android App from Amazon for only $1.99. Show #198 CARRIE RODRIGUEZ  - Devil In Mind  (Give Me All You Got) JACOB JONES - My Girl Is Sweeter Than Yours  (Good Timin' in Waynetown) WAZ E JAMES - Back Again  (Noisy Trucks) JARROD DICKENSON - Little Black Dress  (The Lonesome Traveler) (mic break) KATHRYN CAINE -The Whiskey Song (Duet with Peyton Tochterman)  (When I Was His Wife) ROB LUTES  - Things We Didn't Choose (The Bravest Birds) MERCHANTS OF MOONSHINE - I'll Be With You Again (Jennie's Ballad)   (More Than Whiskey) THE LEAVERS - Coronado's Gold  (Once Upon A Time) CARRIE RODRIGUEZ - Lake Harriet  (Give Me All You Got) (mic break) BLACK PRAIRIE - Nowhere, Massachusetts  (A Tear in the Eye Is a Wound in the Heart) JIM COYLE - Saturday Blues  (Here and There) STAN MARTIN - Walk Away  (Distilled Influences) KRISSY AND THE JACKDAWS -  Station Cat Story Time (Krissy And the Jackdaws) (mic break) CARRIE RODRIGUEZ - Whiskey Runs Thicker Than Blood  (Give Me All You Got) (Feb. 8th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

FTB podcast #191 is the 5th annual Christmas Show featuring THE SWEETBACK SISTERS'  Country Christmas Sing-Along Spectacular and new holiday tunes from BLACK PRAIRIE, JD McPHERSON and THE FAREWELL DRIFTERS and others.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss.  Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm CST and again Friday mornings at 10:00 am CST and on Rob Ellen's Flyinshoes Review. THE SWEETBACK SISTERS - It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas The Sweetback Sisters' Country Christmas Sing-Along Spectacular  (intro bed) THE SWEETBACK SISTERS - The Christmas Boogie (Country Christmas Sing-Along Spectacular) ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL - Feliz Navidad  (Merry Texas Christmas Y'all) JD McPHERSON - Twinkle (Little Christmas Lights) (mic break) CHARLIE ROTH - Christmas (At the Fallen Angel Lounge)  (Tartan Cactus Heart) TERRI HENDRIX - Peace On Earth, Good Will To Men RONNIE FAUSS - Everybody Deserves A Merry Christmas! BLACK PRAIRIE featuring SALLIE FORD - (Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man with the Bag  (Holidays Rule) THE SWEETBACK SISTERS - The Nine Days of Christmas (Country Christmas Sing-Along Spectacular) (mic break) THE FAREWELL DRIFTERS - Just Like Christmas (Just Like Christmas) LAST TRAIN HOME - Home For Christmas  (Yuletide from the Other Side) T BONE BURNETT - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen   (Acoustic Christmas) ANTSY McCLAIN - Frank the Christmas Turkey (Christmas at the Trailer Park) FARON YOUNG - I'm Gonna Tell Santa Claus on You  (Hillbilly Holiday) ELIZABETH COOK - A Kiss for Christmas  (Yuletide from the Other Side) XTC - Thanks for Christmas (Just Say Noel) (mic break) THE SWEETBACK SISTERS - Beautiful Star of Bethlehem (Country Christmas Sing-Along Spectacular) (Dec. 20th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie