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Hump Day and in Kaneohe with Rod Martin and Friends. Hear songs Good Day To Cry, Blues Train, Everyone You Meet and Find Yourself Loving Me
A look back at our many musical memories0:53 An original "Hamilton" song for Mike Lindell (episode 60)9:36 An original "Hamilton" song for Elon Musk (episode 60)17:40 The New National Anthem in honor of Francis Scott Key and Jerry Garcia (episode 88)31:00 The Coasters Greatest Hits in honor of Billy Guy (episode 82)42:43 Blues Train (episode 92)47:15 The Beatles songs that inspired Charles Manson in honor of Sharon Tate (episode 75)58:55 Improvised Three Stooges songs (from the Patreon exclusive Afterbirth episode 106)1:00:06 women's music (from the Patreon exclusive Afterbirth episode 74)1:07:52 track 0 from the X-Files CD Sountrack for Dana Scully's birthday (episode 13)1:13:43 Heaven Knows It's Halloween Now (Johnny Marr's birthday, episode 98)1:31:43 Eiffel 65 Blues (from the Patreon exclusive Afterbirth episode 77)1:32:12 Rap-rock collaborations in honor of Steven Tyler's birthday (episode 109)1:44:35 Sweet Child O' Mine phone call (from the Patreon exclusive Perfect Calls Vol. 4)1:47:04 70's Soft Rock Gold for James Taylor (episode 107)1:59:15 Born On the 4th of July in honor of Gerald Rivera (episode 84)2:06:12 One Smooth Week (Producer Paul's mash-up from episode 94)patreon.com/hbdpod
This 2-hour episode has already been around the world from Austin, TX and will now be on multiple affiliate stations worldwide but you can get it here via streaming or downloading. Some of the music here includes new albums from Joe Bonamassa, Mitch Woods, Peter Veteska & Blues Train, Catfish Keith, Marcel Smith and many others. Enjoy and please "follow" Blues Therapy Radio on Facebook Cheers! Biggdaddy Ray Hansen
This 2 hour episode contains new music from Bobby Rush, Joyann Parker, Peter Veteska & Blues Train, Joe Bonamassa and many others cheers & remember to Follow Blues Therapy Radio Worldwide on Facebook Biggdaddy Ray Hansen
Calling all blues enthusiasts! Ian McHugh is back with another electrifying episode of Blues is the Truth, and this time he's joined by the legendary Paul Michael. Together, they've curated a lineup of tracks that'll have you feeling the soul-stirring power of the blues. In the "Blues Driver" segment, Paul Michael handpicks a track that's guaranteed to set your soul on fire. Meanwhile, "The Song Remains the Same" and "Title Track Tango" segments serve up even more blues goodness, with timeless tunes and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From the gritty authenticity of Colin James to the raw emotion of Catfish, and from the smooth vibes of JP Soars to the heartfelt tunes of Eric Bibb, this episode is a journey through the diverse landscape of blues music. With tracks from Blues is Truth, Otis Grand and the Dancekings, and Little Georgie and the Shuffling Hungarians, you'll be transported to a world where the blues reigns supreme. But wait, there's more! Jo Carley and the Old Dry Skulls, Connolly Hayes, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown are also in the mix, alongside Boz Scaggs, Krissy Matthews and Friends, and the incomparable John Lee Hooker. Plus, classics from Muddy Waters, Mike Zito, and Adrianna Marie and Her Groove Cutters will keep you grooving all night long. With tracks from Peter Veteska and Blues Train, The Mighty Howlers, The Cinelli Brothers, Bryan Lee, Pinetop Perkins, Willie Big Eyes Smith, Freddie King, and Buddy Guy, this episode is a blues lover's paradise. So, grab your headphones, hit play, and let the music take you on a journey through the heart and soul of the blues. Don't miss out on the magic of Blues is the Truth!
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Peter Veteska of Peter Veteska and Blues TrainPeter Veteska and Blues Train was formed in 2013 and is led by Peter Veteska on guitar and vocals; B3 legend Jeff Levine on keyboards; and drummer Alex D'Agnese - the only original member and instrumental in creating the Blues Train sound with his high energy drum style. Bassist Coo Moe Jhee has played and recorded on the last three albums; he has since taken a hiatus from the music scene and bassman extraordinaire Chuck Hearne (Leslie West's Mountain ) has seamlessly stepped in. The band is also occasionally joined by vocal powerhouse Jen Barnes. Well known throughout the mid-Atlantic region, the band has also performed at events and festivals from Maine to Florida. http://www.makingascene.org
The hum of a steam train, the rhythm of blues and roots music and the energy of a live audience. These are the ingredients @Hugo T Armstrong mixed over 30 years to create and grow the legendary @The Blues Train in Queenscliff, Victoria.Now it's time for Hugo to move it on and he's currently in the market to find a new owner for this iconic business . We cover a lot of ground in this episode and Hugo talks about;growing up in the music-soaked town of Queenscliffemaking mixtapes and DJing school socialsdreaming of a life centered around the magic of music#communityradiothe revitalization of the @QueenscliffMusicFestival#bellarinetourismhow he honed his skills in marketing and promotionsyearning for more and how that led to him kicking off The Blues Train transforming an ad-hoc event a thriving businessthe bumps (technical mishaps and operational challenges)perseverance preparing a business for sale and the importance of having;an exit strategy (at least 5 years in advance) an operations manuals and compliance to make a business more attractive to potential buyersa team of professionals to assist in the selling processa focus on maintaining the business's performance and value during the saleTimestamped summary of this episode:0:00:00 - Introduction, Michael introduces the podcast and welcomes Hugo T Armstrong, the owner of the legendary Blues Train in Queenscliffe, for a discussion on business sales and exit planning.00:01:13 - Hugo's Background in the Music Industry, Hugo shares his extensive background in the music industry, including his early days at PBS FM and his passion for broadcasting and DJing. He also talks about his involvement in the St Kilda music scene and his role in saving the Queenscliffe Music Festival.00:05:29 - Saving the Queenscliffe Music Festival, Hugo explains how he took on the challenge of saving the bankrupt Queenscliffe Music Festival in 1996. With the support of the local community, he successfully transformed the festival by adopting the PBS FM model and showcasing a diverse range of Australian music.00:10:15 - Growth and Success of the Queenscliffe Music Festival, Hugo discusses the exponential growth of the Queenscliffe Music Festival under his leadership. He mentions his proudest moments, including the launch of the first digital radio platform in Australia and the festival's partnership with the ABC.00:12:47 - The Blues Train and Other Ventures, Hugo briefly mentions the Blues Train, his other successful business venture that started in 1994. He also mentions his involvement in curating other festivals and his past roles in Ballerine Tourism and Queenscliff Council's financial advisory.00:15:09 - The Beginnings of the Blues Train, The Blues Train started as a small winter concert series with a variety of musical performances. It was an organic and unplanned venture that gained popularity through word of mouth. The immersive nature of the show and its ability to provide a unique experience to repeat customers contributed to its success.00:17:14 - The Evolution of the Blues Train, The Blues Train initially had no intention of becoming a business. It was a DIY project with limited resources and technical difficulties. However, over time, it grew into a successful venture, attracting investment and government support. The internet played a crucial role in expanding its reach.00:18:52 - Ownership and Infrastructure, The Blues Train operates on railway tracks owned and managed by Victrac, a division of the Victorian government. The rolling stock is maintained by the Geelong Steam Preservation Society. The vintage trains, some of which are over 100 years old, add to the unique appeal of the experience.00:22:56 - Saving the Blues Train, When COVID-19 hit, the Blues Train was the only business worth saving for Hugo Armstrong. Its positive impact on the local community, including economic benefits and music tourism, made it a priority. The investment in the railway infrastructure and government support helped ensure its survival.00:27:45 - Music Tourism in Australia, Hugo highlights the lack of focus on music tourism in Australia's tourism industry. He believes that showcasing Australian music and leveraging its global success could00:30:41 - The Local Economic Benefits of the Blues Train, The Blues Train has brought in $3.1 million of local economic benefits and has the potential to attract more tourism with its new track. The Byra Bay blues and roots festival is a prime example of the economic impact of the music scene, generating millions of dollars. The festival could be complemented by an annual music festival featuring larger bands of various genres.00:31:37 - Framing the Business as a Saleable Asset, The Blues Train is positioning itself as a business that appeals to a range of potential buyers. While there is a limit to the number of people the train can accommodate, there is significant opportunity for growth. One suggestion is to introduce an annual music festival on the train, featuring different genres to attract a diverse audience.00:32:31 - Planning Exit Strategies and Removing the Figurehead, To plan for the future sale of the business, it was necessary to address the perception that The Blues Train was dependent on one person, in this case, Hugo T. Armstrong. Steps were taken to remove Hugo T. Armstrong from marketing and on-site activities. However, during COVID, he had to be brought back to maintain government support. The business underwent a rebranding process to establish itself as a separate entity from the figurehead.00:36:12 - Importance of Having an Exit Strategy, Many business owners do not have an exit plan in place, which can lead to difficulties when unexpected circumstances arise. It is essential to think about a future exit strategy when00:45:24 - Importance of Operations Manuals, Hugo emphasizes the importance of having operations manuals to ensure that a business can run smoothly even if the owner is absent. He believes that a business should not rely solely on the owner's knowledge and that having documented procedures is crucial for compliance and risk management.00:46:01 - Planning for Business Sale, Hugo advises small business owners to start planning for a potential sale at least five years in advance. He warns against relying on a miracle buyer and suggests removing the temptation of cash from the business, as cash is not a reliable indicator of the business's value.00:47:45 - Tax Implications and Preparation, Hugo shares his experience of working with his accounting firm to understand the tax implications of selling his business. He highlights the importance of staying up to date with tax laws, capital gains exemptions, divisional loans, and other financial factors that can significantly impact the selling process.00:51:50 - Compliance and Business Value, Hugo emphasizes the importance of compliance in making a business sellable. He compares a non-compliant business to an unroadworthy car, stating that compliance should be the core of every business. He also warns against letting the quality of the business decline once it's on the market, as it can negatively impact its value.00:56:48 - Reconnaissance and Richard Branson's Advice, Hugo encourages business owners to do their homework and reconnaissance when planning for an exit strategy. He also shares Richard Branson's advice to always00:58:57 - Working on Multiple Platforms, Hugo discusses their current focus on multiple platforms and digital marketing, highlighting the success of their content strategy.00:59:09 - You Can't Sell a Secret, Hugo emphasizes the importance of having a visible online presence and mentions that if the Blues Train is not easily found on Google, it would be a significant setback for their business.00:59:37 - Casting a Wide Net, Hugo advises that when looking for buyers or clients, it is necessary to reach out widely and not limit oneself to a small pool of potential opportunities.01:00:02 - Learning from Resources, Michael expresses gratitude towards Hugo for sharing his insights, acknowledging that resources like this podcast can provide valuable knowledge that helps small business owners avoid learning things the hard way.01:00:10 - Time in Reconnaissance, The conversation ends with a quote about the importance of research and preparation, highlighting that time spent gathering information is never wasted.@michaelkerr@kerrcapital www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/smallbusinessbanter
It's Christmas Eve, babe... so it's time for the 2022 Christmas special of Blues is the Truth... packed form start to finish with amazing Christmas tunes from some of the greatest artists in the blues. This week's show features Jimmie Bratcher, Bessie Smith, BB King, Fran McGilivray Band, Lawrence Lebo, Albert King, Eric Clapton, Victor Wainwright, Anson Fundeburgh, Buddy Guy, Michelle D'Amour, Earl King, Duke Robillard, Mabel Scott, Charles Brown, Eddie C Campbell, Laura Cheadle, Bobby Gentilo, Peter Vekestra and Blues Train, Floyd Dixon, Roy Milton, Lowell Fulson, Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials, Carla Thomas, John Verity Band, Louis Jordan, Deb Rider, Tomislav Goluban, Jim Koeppel and Ray Charles. Hit play for two hours of amazing blues! Merry Christmas to all the listeners and please don't forget to like share and subscribe... and if you like leave a little review too. It really helps grow the show and bring more folks to this amazing music. You can also join our Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth
It was the biggest event to hit Victoria's surf coast, and first-hand accounts recall how ALWAYS LIVE was able to snare one of the world's premier rock bands for Australia's first post-COVID rock'n'roll gig... and it all happened in the regional hub of Geelong. Victoria's surf coast is also home to some amazing live music venues, like the Barwon Club, the Blues Train, and the Torquay Hotel, whose old-school band room is a place where legends are made.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I had the chance for a quick chat with legendary songwriter Don McLean to talk about:- 50 years of American Pie and what Don credits for the songs longevity- Performing at the Surf Ballroom on the anniversary of The Day the Music Died- Continuing to grow your live act and going on tour this summer- The release of the new children's book American Pie: A Fable- The importance of controlling dynamics between the voice and the guitar- Talking with Ritchie Valens sister and the terrible way she learned of her brothers death- Don's early days of playing coffee houses as a teenager- Dissecting the lyrics of one of the biggest songs of all time for the new documentary "The Day The Music Died - The Story of Don McLeans American Pie" & much more!Follow Don McLean -https://donmclean.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8211Zt_HQJWDD0Bj6cenQwhttps://www.instagram.com/thedonmcleanhttps://twitter.com/donmcleanhttps://www.facebook.com/DonMcLeanCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgDonate to help show costs - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/pchanthony
Hugo T Armstrong is a passionate businessman, music lover and Geelong tourism advocate. He's been running the iconic Blues train for nearly 30 years, but as we know, the effects of covid have not been kind to the entertainment industry. Hugo has been pushed to breaking point, but his resilient spirit has allowed him to give his business one last shot.
| Artist | Title | Album Name | Album Copyright | Bob Stroger | It Was A Dream | That's My Name | | Duke Robillard | 1-Here I' m Is | They Called It Rhythm and Blues | Peter Veteska & Blues Train | So Far So Good | Blind Raccoon NOLA Blue Collection Volume 4 - Disc One | Yulian Taylor & Ft Lorenzo Thompson | I Will Sing | BLUES FRIENDS | | Dan Patlansky | Devil's Dopamine | Shelter of Bones | | Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue | 1. Hold It | Live! Against The Grain | Alice DiMicele | For Granted | Every Seed We Plant | Lucy Malheur | Bad Cat Mama | Bad Cat Mama | | Amos Milburn | Cinch Blues | Complete Aladdin Recordings 1994 CD1 | Professor Louie & The Crowmatix | Chain Shot Cannon Ball | Strike Up The Band | | Sister Rosetta Tharpe | Down By The Riverside | Shout Sister Shout | | Julia Lee | Dream Lucky Blues | Blue Ladies | | Terry Dene | A White Sports Coat | The Best Of British Rock 'n' Roll (Disc 3) | Stacy Mitchhart | Homewrecker | Printers Alley |
Peter Veteska & Blues Train – low down dirty blues - So Far so Good (2022)Jeff McStaereling – Pain relief - Home Again – 2021Mac Arnold – if walls could talk -Alan Haynes & Uncle John Turner - Live In Germany - 2004Juzzie Smith -blueberry jam - Happy Daze - 2007Chris Bergson and Ellis Hooks – Knuckles and bones - Live in Normandy – 2019Phil Guy – Stone Crazy - It's a Real Mutha - 2009Dirty Sweet – Baby come Home - ...Of Monarchs And BeggarsMidnite Johnny – Motels, Whiskey and Me - Long Road Home – 2018Hans van Lier -Grey Wolf - Grey Wolf (2022)Indigenous feat Mato Nanji – I'm telling you - Time is Coming (2014)
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Peter Veteska of Peter Veteska and Blues TrainPeter Veteska and Blues Train consists of Peter Veteska on guitar and vocals; B3 legend Jeff Levine on keyboards; and top-flight Jersey Shore musicians Alex D'Agnese on Drums and Coo Moe Jhee on bass. Well known throughout the mid-Atlantic region, the band has also performed at events and festivals from Maine to Florida. Their music can be heard on radio and streaming services in 15 countries and has garnered critical acclaim worldwide…
Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Peter Veteska and Blues TrainThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!
Show #895 Goin' Back In Time By goin'back in time Spinners treats you to a variety of great tunes. 01. Studebaker John & the Hawks - Outside Lookin' In (4:39) (Nothin' But Fun, Double Trouble Records, 1990) 02. Ray Bonneville - Don't Look Back (4:44) (Gust Of Wind, Stony Plain Records, 1999) 03. Big Joe Turner & Roomful Of Blues - I Know You Love Me (6:56) (Blues Train, Muse Records, 1983) 04. Rusty Zinn - Crazy Little Woman (3:25) (Sittin' & Waitin', Black Top Records, 1996) 05. The Informants - Please Mr. Jailer (4:31) (Crime Scene Queen, Wipe It Off! Records, 2009) 06. Finis Tasby - I Just Got To Know (4:35) (Jump Children, Evidence Music, 1998) 07. Katie Webster - Pussycat Moan (6:02) (Two-Fisted Mama!, Alligator Records, 1989) 08. Sugar Blue - Average Guy (5:36) (Threshold, Beeble Music, 2009) 09. Rory Gallagher - Banker's Blues (4:46) (Blueprint, Eagle Rock Records, 1973) 10. Lee Roy Parnell - You Can't Lose 'Em All (4:16) (Back To The Well, Universal South Records, 2006) 11. Robben Ford - Ain't Got Nothin' But The Blues (4:39) (Talk To Your Daughter, Warner Bros, 1988) 12. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Too Much Of Everything (4:45) (High Water, High Street/Private Music, 1997) 13. Mighty Sam McClain - Too Proud (4:36) (Give It Up To Love, AudioQuest Music, 1993) 14. Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters - Blind Love (4:41) (Surrounded By Love, Black Tp Records, 1991) 15. Slo Leak - Elvis Slept Here (3:55) (Slo Leak, Pure Records, 1996) 16. Barry Levenson - West Side Rain (6:09) (The Late Show, Rip Cat Records, 2011) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.
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Established in 1994, the Blues Train is one of Australia’s most spectacular entertainment experiences, offering some of the best live acts and the beautiful scenery of the Bellarine while aboard a heritage train. We meet Hugo Armstrong, the founder and face of the Blues Train. Curious to know more about Blues Train? Visit their website […] The post The Blues Train appeared first on Podcast Now.
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Who Magoo *Music Review* - Blues, Rock, Indie, Country, Chats
Join Poppa Nite for some brand new blues. Listen at http://radioidl.com/podcasts/stream.2020-10-12.mp3 We start out with Cary Morin Best Blues Album 2019 Indigenous Music Awards and Jimi Hendrix Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2020 https://www.indigenousmusicawards.com/nominees Today’s show includes cuts from The Reverend Shawn Amos, Peter Veteska & Blues Train, Tim Woods, Janis Joplin with […]
Join Poppa Nite for some brand new blues. Listen at http://radioidl.com/podcasts/stream.2020-10-12.mp3 We start out with Cary Morin Best Blues Album 2019 Indigenous Music Awards and Jimi Hendrix Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2020 https://www.indigenousmusicawards.com/nominees Today’s show includes cuts from The Reverend Shawn Amos, Peter Veteska & Blues Train, Tim Woods, Janis Joplin with […]
Artists in the kitchen for you this week include Social Distortion, The Dave Rawlings Machine, Secret Machines, Keb Mo', The Tragically Hip, Florence & The Machine, Machines of Loving Grace, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Blues Train, John Coltrane, Merrill Moore, Freddie Slcak & Ella Mae Morse, and Tennessee Ernie Ford. Right on!
Halley Devestern Band - Peter V. Blues Train
Bernard Allison - Peter V. Blues Train
Thurs Night Blues
Peter Veteska - Peter V. Blues Train - Chat
Peter Veteska - Peter V. Blues Train - Chat
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Cartón ganador. En este programa nos acompañan, The Cranberries, Walter Trout, Blues Train ft. Francisco Simón y Txako Jones, Armando Rock, Chris Martos, We Are Not Heroes, Verona, Neleonard, Los Bonsais, D’Baldomeros, Gatibu, Txerokee, Los Jacobos, Inkordia y P.O.D. Pop, blues, heavy, electro, punk….. Sonidos y Sonados. Ya tenemos la linea, seguimos para bingo.
Altered Five Blues Band - Mindi Abair - Blind Raccoon Christmas Tracks
Winter Blues/Peter V Blues Train - Fran's Pub - Interview w/ Peter!
Peter V. Blues Train - Running Out Of Time
Buddy Guy - The Blues I Alive and Well
Geoff Achison – Make no Mistake - Another Mile, Another Minute – 2017Jeremy Vasquez and Ronnie Shellist – Thast allright - Chicago Sessions – 2016Egg Bites Chicken – Rock ‘n Roll Nigger - Get Laid – 2017Robert Randolph & The Family Band – I thank you - Got Soul – 2017Vanessa Collier – Whiskey and woman - Meeting My Shadow – 2017Trudy Lynn – Down on bended knee - I'll Sing The Blues For You - 2016 Monster Mike Welch – One of those days - Cryin' Hey! Monster Mike Welch Plays The Blues – 2005Howlin' Wolf –Goin'down slow - I Am The Wolf – 1988Todd Wolfe – Love gone bad - Delaware Crossing – 2003Davy Knowles – Ain't no grave - The Outsider (2015)Danny Gatton – Pretty Blues - 88 Elmira St. – 1991Lightnin' Hopkins – I wonder why - Blues Train - 1991
Host Deardra Shuler interviews Michael Green, actor, director, producer and 10 year executive director of the Shades of Truth Theater, located at the Andrew Freedman Home, 1125 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York, to discuss his new Play "Black Wall Street." The real life historical event that happened in Tulsa, Oklahoma when the white community declared war on the affluent Black community in 1921, eventually dropping a bomb on Greenwood, Archer and Pine, the Black economic area, destroying all commercialism on this oil rich community of Blacks, Native Americans and Jews. The first aeriel strike in America was directed against a Black Community. As an actor, Michael Green has received critical praise for his ongoing performance as Dr. King in Jeff Stetson’s “The Meeting,” as Sam in “Blues for an Alabama Sky,” Reverend Ambrose in “A Lesson Before Dying,” “The Blacks,” Michael in “Blues Train” and Moses in “Camp Logan.” He Co-wrote Whistle in Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till with Daniel Carlton and Peace Speaks: The words and Wisdom of King & Ghandi with Christine Melton. See http://www.kybproductions.net/shadesoftruth/?ID=2 and http://writblog-deardra.blogspot. com/2014/09/functiond-s-id-var-js-fjs-d.html?showComment=1411415736599#c552761979309468121
Visit: www.salty.com.au Visit: http://www.thebluestrain.com.au : http://www.motorcitymusicfestival.com.au An interview with Hugh T Armstrong about the 20th anniversary of the fabulous Blues Train out of Queenscliff/Geelong in Victoria Australia. Hugo fills us in on the Motor City Music Festival (Geetroit!) being held 7th-9th March at the Geelong Showgrounds. He also nominates the blues act he'd have on a deserted island! Whew… great stuff. Get to the Geetroit Fest and/or the Blues Train - Dawg seal of approval!!
Visit: www.salty.com.au Visit: http://www.thebluestrain.com.au : http://www.motorcitymusicfestival.com.au An interview with Hugh T Armstrong about the 20th anniversary of the fabulous Blues Train out of Queenscliff/Geelong in Victoria Australia. Hugo fills us in on the Motor City Music Festival (Geetroit!) being held 7th-9th March at the Geelong Showgrounds. He also nominates the blues act he'd have on a deserted island! Whew… great stuff. Get to the Geetroit Fest and/or the Blues Train - Dawg seal of approval!!
1. Umberto Porcaro & Roller Coaster – Blonds Brunettes and Redheads – Burn The Day Away / 20062. Unkle Munkle – Help Me – The Dog House Session / 19983. Used Blues – Don't You Go – Deep Down in Florida / 20094. Unseen Blues – Too Bad – Too Bad /20105. U.P. Wilson – Hold Me Baby – Texas Blues Party vol 1 / 19986. Universal Blues Band – Talk To The Hand – Get on The Blues Train 20007. Ursula George – She Cauth The Katy – Blue Basics / 19998. Uncle Don's Bulletproof Blues Band – Georgia Boogie - Uncle Don's Bulletproof Blues Band / 20009. Uncle Carl - I'm Smokin'Again – Uncle Carl / 199710. United Blues Experience – I wanna Boogie – Heart Blood Ballads / 201111. Uncle John Turner – She's Nineteen Years Old – 1-10 Hurricane Blues / 200612. United Jersey Blues Nedt Work – Jersey Blues – Red Hot Blues 2004
show#4915.25.131. Patrick Sweany - Frozen Lake - 2011 - from That Old Southern Drag (3:20)Spinner's Section:all vinyl2. Dr. Feelgood: night time (5:22) (Private Practice, 1978)3. Jimmy Wilson: jumpin' from six to six (1954) (2:06) (Trouble In My House, 198?)4. John Lennon: John Sinclair (3:28) (Sometime In New York City, 1972)5. Tabby Thomas: I'll make the trip (3:34) (Blues Train, 1986)6. Chris Thomas: cheatin' women blues (4:29) (The Beginning, 1986)7. Buddy Guy: no lie (1963) (2:26) (I Was Walking Through The Woods, 196?)8. Townes van Zandt: brand new companion (4:40) (Delta Momma Blues, 1978)9. Carlos Santana (ft. Fab. T-birds): lightnin' (3:49) (Havana Moon, 1983)10. Jimmy Reed: take out some insurance (1959) (2:19) (Got Me Dizzy, 1981)11. Buzzy Linhart: a tear outweighs a smile (5:30) (Pussycats Can Go Far, 1974)Back To Beardo:12. Finis Tasby - I Missed You Bad - 1998 - from Jump Children (3:36)13. Nicole Hart/Anni Piper - One Good Man - - from Split Second (7:18)14. Pat Ramsey - King of Fools - 1996 - from It's About Time (5:36)15. Dudley Taft - God Forbid - 2013 - from Deep Deep Blue (4:18)16. Mighty Mike Schermer - Stickin' To You (Featuring Emily Gimble) - 2013 - from Be Somebody (4:31)17. The Geoff Everett Band - Lost At Sea - 2012 - from The Quick And The Dead (6:28)18. Paul Reddick - A Thousand Years - 2012 - from Wishbone (4:51)19. Robson Fernandes - Forgive Me - 2006 - from Gumbo Blues (5:49)20. Buddy Guy - Ain't No Need - 1970 - from Buddy and the Juniors (4:30)21. Dizzy Gillespie - Newport Blues - 1959 - from Newport Jazz Festival 7/3/1959 (8:40)22. Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown/Los Super Seven - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean - 2005 - from Heard It on the X (2:47)23. Lonnie Johnson - Deep Blue Sea Blues - 1990 - from Steppin' on the Blues (3:04)24. Jef Lee Johnson & Blues Anatomy(Geoff Muldaur vocal) - He's a Jelly Roll Baker - 2008 - from Rediscovering Lonnie Johnson (3:29)
This episode's playlist: • A Shout-Out (4:15) by Al "Coffee" McDaniel, from Blues In My Shoes (2007); available from CDBaby and iTunes. Visit ALMcDaniel.com and AirplayDirect.com/AL for more information. • Slow Burn (2:55) by The Nancy McKeen Bluz Machine, from their EP Three Jacks and a Jill (2010; available from CD Baby. Visit the band's Facebook page for more information. • Salt in the Wounds (3:34) by Luke Morgan, a digital single first released in 2010, and available from LuciusMusic.com. Visit Luke's Facebook page for additional information. • Respect Me And The Blues (4:21) by Teeny Tucker, from Keep The Blues Alive (2010); available from CD Baby and iTunes. Visit Teeny's MySpace page and this page for more information. • Stay Here In Your Arms (3:17) by Cedric Burnside & Lightnin' Malcolm, from 2 Man Wrecking Crew (2008); available from Delta Groove Productions and iTunes. Visit LightninMalcolm.com and their MySpace page for more information. • I'll Be Around (3:22) by The Fabulous Thunderbirds, from Fabulous Thunderbirds (2009); available from the store at their site. Visit FabulousThunderbirds.com for more information. • Big Fine Woman (4:47) by Joe Louis Walker, from Between a Rock and the Blues (2009); available from the store at his site, Stony Plain Records.com and iTunes. Visit JoeLouisWalker.com for more information. • Where Hwy 61 Runs (4:25) by Charlie Musselwhite, from The Well (2010); available from Alligator Records and iTunes. Visit CharlieMusselwhite.com for more information. Special thanks to AirplayDirect.com. • Gonna Move To Kansas City (3:40) by Magic Slim & The Teardrops, from Raising The Bar (2010); available from Blind Pig Records and iTunes. Visit MagicSlimBlues.com and this page at the Blind Pig site for more information. • Blues Train (4:37) by The Homemade Jamz Blues Band, from The Game (2010); available from the store at their site and iTunes. Visit HMJamzBluesBand.com for more information. Mentioned during this episode: 2011 Blues Music Awards Nominees; American Red Cross Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Donations. Something I didn't mention on this episode: this and future episodes are encoded at 192 kbps, giving you a cleaner, fuller sound - enjoy!! The music you hear on Murphy's Saloon comes to you courtesy of the artists and their labels. In addition, one of the following fine organizations may have provided assistance as an intermediary: IODA PROMONET, AirplayDirect, RadioSubmit or Music Alley.
Blues Train Band © 2008 by Spider Robinson Stop the presses, press all the stops, hold the phone, phone the hold and bring the poop to the poopdeck, by heck! Wake the kids and start kiddin' at the wake Jake, 'cause there's breakin' news about to break, news so good it's hard to take. I got news about blues for all of youse about which we will all enthuse. For the first time in its history, lentils and jadiemen, Spider on the Web #29 is going to bring you a world premiere of the brand new CD out of Massachusetts by New Bedford's notorious Blues Train Band. There is also a reading of Chapter 19 from VARIABLE STAR.
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