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This week we dive into the patch notes that have the recent changes to the Burning Blade encounter as well as the functionality changes to the Blunderbuss. It's interesting to discuss options for people and if this change came too soon given the reason for the shift in meta for PVP on smaller ships. All that and more on this week's episode! Support: https://www.patreon.com/keelhauledpodcast Contact Info: Email: Captlogun@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/capt_logun Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/capt_logun Gamertag: CaptainLogun Community: Keelhauled Podcast Discord: https://discord.gg/5VRabwR Other Places to Listen: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/keelhauled-a-sea-of-thieves-podcast/id1351615675?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BrEqA6prz6t31wlFgaWaS Merch: Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/keelhauled-podcast Use code: KEELHAUL10 at checkout for 10% off your order
This week in Sea of Thieves we are covering the latest Sea of Thieves news video as well as the Ashen Expedition event. Both are hot topics but not for the same reason. There's a ton of stuff going on and I am curious what you all think about the death of the Blunderbuss. Video Link: https://youtu.be/4Ftel7aUysk?si=YYiSCBatS7cGErCE Contact Info: Email: Captlogun@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/capt_logun Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/capt_logun Gamertag: CaptainLogun Community: Keelhauled Podcast Discord: https://discord.gg/5VRabwR Other Places to Listen: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/keelhauled-a-sea-of-thieves-podcast/id1351615675?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BrEqA6prz6t31wlFgaWaS Merch: Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/keelhauled-podcast Use code: KEELHAUL10 at checkout for 10% off your order
This week we discuss our favorite horror movies and review Jack White's Blunderbuss album and the movie Fantastic Planet. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ohnonotthempod/support
Jagbags favorite Sherrie Adams joins Jagbags once again and this time the subject is Jack White. Which albums are his best? What incarnation was better -- White Stripes, the Raconteurs, or the Dead Weather? Sherrie goes through her top 5 albums with the guys and listens politely as they list their incorrect choices. Beave reads faxes from a hurt Bruce Springsteen, wondering when Sherrie would like to talk about his music -- while Sherrie pronounces him the "Middle Manager" as opposed to "The Boss". We also talk Jack White's guacamole scandal, and why specifically he hates the Black Keys. Tune in for ultimate rock riffs!
Brandon and the gang discuss some current goings-on and taste test some delicious, Pacific Rim Riesling. Keep in mind, Walker is very opinionated about Rieslings and the only good ones are the German kind. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
For this episode, we got to sit down with Joel Mora. If you're from around the Houston area, you most likely know him as the longtime drummer of punk rock stalwarts, The Hates. If you're from around the Galveston area, you know him from Blunderbuss, Red Cap and Worthless Cause. If you're from anywhere in the country, you know him as the owner of the Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe, which he and his wife Angela took over in 2018 from the original owner, Rex Bell. Did we mention he started up Old Quarter Records, as well? Joel has been on all sides of the musical landscape and we were happy to sit down with him to discuss life in the independent music world as a musician, fan, label owner and venue owner. This is our longest episode yet, but there was a lot to cover and we're really excited with how it came out! We hope you dig it! Check out upcoming shows at the Old Quarter on their website: https://oldquarteracousticcafe.com/
They're at times his biggest fans, and at times his stalwart adversaries -- they're rock journalists and they have something to say about Jack White. And say it they have, ever since the early days of the White Stripes music reviewers were (and are) an ever-present aspect of how the public perceives Jack White the artist. In this first episode of an new recurring series, we're going to take a long hard look at the critical responses to each of Jack White's 5 (at the time of this recording) solo studio albums - from Blunderbuss straight on through to Entering Heaven Alive - in an attempt to analyze the music reviewer reaction to Jack White's body of solo work. We're also thrilled to be joined by Consequence of Sound staff writer Jonah Krueger, who himself reviewed Jack White's latest album, and who offers an invaluable perspective on the responsibilities inherent in the role of the rock journalist. This episode of the Third Men Podcast is going CRITICAL. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Em 2012, uma das metades dos White Stripes decide estrear-se a solo: “Blunderbuss” foi o início de uma nova aventura para Jack White, que ainda este ano editou um par de grandes trabalhos. O aclamado álbum inicial do músico de Detroit é a razão de ser da nossa reunião de família. Com Beatriz Costa
Bill welcomes memoirist and novelist Cheryl Klein to the show. Cheryl is the author of CRYBABY (Brown Paper Press), a memoir about wanting a baby and getting cancer instead. She also wrote a story collection, THE COMMUTERS (City Works Press) and a novel, LILAC MINES (Manic D Press). And three unpublished novels, which she still thinks are pretty great. She is also a Senior Editor and columnist for MUTHA Magazine, where she often writes about adoption, foster parenting, fear, and her hatred of LEGOs. Her stories and essays have appeared in Entropy, The Normal School, Blunderbuss, and several anthologies. Her work has been honored by the MacDowell residency program and the Center for Cultural Innovation.
Single Sonic Seven is an album created in collaboration with musicians on all seven continents. The two year-long project's roots are found in quarantine-era Berlin, while its final path was deeply shaped by a personal connection to the war in Ukraine. I spoke with Single Sonic Seven producer Ethan Miska about the project. Ethan shared some wisdom and insight about collaborating with so many people on a single project. We even spoke about how his new hobby of making his own peanut butter made him a better producer and how a little (but not too much) chaos can help our creativity. Listen on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google, or watch on YouTube Show Notes: Single Sonic Seven - https://www.singlesonicseven.org/ Single Sonic Seven on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/singlesonicseven Single Sonic Seven on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/singlesonicseven Blunderbuss - https://www.therealblunderbuss.com/ Helping to Leave - https://helpingtoleave.org/en Brian Funk Website - https://brianfunk.com Intro Music Made with 16-Bit Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/16-bit Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc 5-Minute Music Producer - https://brianfunk.com/blog/5minute Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store Thank you for listening. Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk
Manja aquela história do Pelé e do Edson Arantes, do Superman e do Clark Kent?Então, foi isso que rolou no episódio 22 do Pepitas Sonoras. Tivemos a oportunidade de conversar com a mente por trás do artista, caracterizando assim a primeira “entrevista” da história deste podcast.Ficou curioso (a)? Então da o play.Com: Coldman, Local Natives e KingswoodDica da semana:Documentário “Chorão, Marginal Alado”: https://tv.apple.com/br/movie/chorao-marginal-alado/umc.cmc.7e1vcocw6d6k2m37h9hfgeh9cComplemento da dica: trecho do “SniderCast” com Tiozão da Hornet (funcionário do Chorão): https://youtu.be/kQBcGaJtVx4Links:Playlist Oficial do Pepitas Sonoras:Spotify: https://bit.ly/PlaylistPepitasSonorasNoSpotifyApple Music: https://bit.ly/PlaylisPepitasSonorasNoAppleMusicCanal do Pepitas Sonoras no Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/TxzUk41WFVsTdJv3Canal “iPad Sessions” no YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/iPadSessionsClipe de “Not Always (Black Sand Meets the Gray Sky)”, do Coldman: https://youtu.be/LOzumWsNL_0Documentário “The China Concerts” de Jean Michel Jarre: https://youtu.be/uTyAtn177zoAlgumas versões ao vivo de “You & I”, do Local Natives: https://youtu.be/qBxlESKMWjYhttps://youtu.be/rTlaR_9SRZQhttps://youtu.be/8RuE5ITyK8kClipe de “Creeping”, do Kingswood: https://youtu.be/qSDvchLmqnIÁlbum “Consolers of The Lonely”, do The Racounters: https://open.spotify.com/album/3yx8gEFlojRtt2WBhmxwfg?si=9e46tKuZRd-R4XXAAfgm5gÁlbum “Blunderbuss”, do Jack White: https://open.spotify.com/album/6eSJ0lu0uwtiqXkP7Qrrno?si=3zyjggRAQT2EEXlNoNsjnw
Jase tells a really embarrassing story about showing up at a duck hunt with an empty shotgun, and when he turns to his trusty neighbors for help... Phil tells of the time he was approached by a spiritually afflicted person. Al discusses the ironic profession that biblical gangsters held. Jase discusses the sin of pride and how it seeks to blind even the believer, and Al explains how your own righteousness can get in the way of seeing who Jesus really is! Go to https://HelixSleep.com/UNASHAMED to get $200 off any mattress order AND get 2 free pillows! Save 15% on your first set of sheets & get free shipping when you use promo code ROBERTSON at https://www.bollandbranch.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=radio&utm_campaign=ROBERTSON Try Covenant Eyes free for 30 days at https://CovEyes.com/PHIL & use promo code PHIL. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Folly of Climate Alarmists with James Bacon Virginia's best journalist, Mr. Jim Bacon today joined The Two Mikes to discuss climate and education issues in the state. On the climate Issue Mr. Bacon said that the state government had plans for extensive offshore wind farms and on-land solar-panel farms as part of its attempt to meet zero-carbon requirements by 2045. The first step toward the wind farm is the construction 0f a $500 million boat that will be used to move windmill blades out to the base of each windmill. Virginia's game plan seems a bit ambitious and also more than a little expensive, especially because solar and wind power will never supply more than 30-percent of the state's electricity requirements. Given this reality, excessive focus on building such alternate energy facilities would yield disastrous results for Virginia's citizenry and industries if the electrical grid was ever severely challenged or badly damaged by weather or other causes. At the moment, the state's plans sound a bit like hopping off of one horse when another is not available. On education, Mr. Bacon said the state's K-12 education system is in a catastrophic state, especially in high poverty areas. The entire K-12 environment appears to be a mess as teacher resignations have risen to unprecedented numbers, and the feeders for new teachers -- Virginia's teacher colleges -- are now producing teachers who are advocates of wokism not education. Mr. Bacon added that there may be a bit more optimism regarding the state's overall system of public universities as Governor Youngkin's administration is appointing anti-wokism members to the board of the state's public universities. --Mr. Bacon's writings, blogs, and reporting can be found at: Bacon's Rebellion: http://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/ The Blunderbuss: https://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/the-blunderbuss/ Please go on the www.twomikes.us website Contact page to send questions or inquiries Sponsors Our Gold Guy: https://www.ourgoldguy.com EMP Shield: https://www.empshield.com/?coupon=twomikes www.TwoMikes.us
Virginia's best journalist, Mr. Jim Bacon today joined The Two Mikes to discuss climate and education issues in the state.--Mr. Bacon's writings, blogs, and reporting can be found at: Bacon's Rebellion: http://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/ The Blunderbuss: https://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/the-blunderbuss/ Please go on the www.twomikes.us website Contact page to send questions or inquiries“Listening to Two Mikes will make you smarter!”Gov Robert L. Ehrlich, JrSponsors Our Gold Guy: https://www.ourgoldguy.com EMP Shield: https://www.empshield.com/?coupon=twomikeswww.TwoMikes.us
In this episode, we look at the the follow up to Dead Weather's first album, sophomore drop Sea of Cowards. This album is more or less of the same ilk to the former album, showing iterations of what works and even what doesn't about the group. Nonetheless, this band was known for incredible live shows and electric energy.The next album we look at is the solo debut of Jack White. Just before 2011's Blunderbuss was released, the White Stripes announced they would not be coming back. This meant that Jack White was no longer tied to band with self-imposed limitations -- he was the conductor, and fully able to expand his ideas. It would become clear that there is a difference between a song written as Jack White for the White Stripes, and the songs Jack would write in the studio with studio musicians. Jack would be criticized for leaving his Little Room, but this moment was earned time and time again, and the album has some of Jack's best moments.--Jack White rose to legendary musician status via his breakthrough band, The White Stripes. Coming out as a blues rock, punk aesthetic garage rock band with child-like drummer Meg White, The White Stripes paved the way for a lot of acts to come. As their success grew, Jack White branched out into other projects, including the classic rock inspired "super group" The Raconteurs, and Led Zeppelin-spirit revival, hard as nails "super group," The Dead Weather. As Jack gained momentum elsewhere, The White Stripes came to an end, leaving room for Jack White to explore a solo career. Throughout his solo career, he started honing his comfort material -- country, blues, and fuzz rock -- moving toward new grounds with experimental noise, high tech production, and unexpected plot twists.Tyler, being a conseur of pop and knower of all things music, and Greg, a Jack White super fan, have a lot to say on Jack White, including a plethora of insights and context into the creation of this music, the cultural impact of Jack White and his embedded philosophies, and the growth of self and artist.
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Sometimes coming up with responses to the signs in the Sign War don’t come easy.
Sometimes coming up with responses to the signs in the Sign War don't come easy.
Today, Darren and Gary are discussing all things Blunderbuss including history, kit assembly, and turkey hunting! The Blunderbuss is a very unique muzzleloader so it is only fitting that the History is equally unique. When most people think of the Blunderbuss they think of pirate ships or Elmer Fudd but the Blunderbuss is much more than that. In addition to being the ideal choice for clearing ship decks, the Blunderbuss also played a crucial role in settling the frontier! Tune in to this episode of the Muzzle-Loaders Podcast to learn even more about the Blunderbuss!
The party hears some clanging which leads them to meet some strange new creatures with weapons using flatware as projectiles. UnchartedNorth.com/links Abomination Vaults by Paizo Inc Music by Will Savino Maps by Narchy Artwork by GrayHood "Stemming the Tide" uses trademarks and/or copyrights owned by Paizo Inc., used under Paizo's Community Use Policy (paizo.com/communityuse). We are expressly prohibited from charging you to use or access this content. "Stemming the Tide" is not published, endorsed, or specifically approved by Paizo. For more information about Paizo Inc. and Paizo products, visit paizo.com.
Luis tells Kurt about a French duel that reached new heights, and a ring awarded to German actors that may hold a sinister curse.
There's nothing like that first time you meet… so what are the best debut albums of all time? And how are we feeling on the 10th anniversary of Jack White's solo debut, “Blunderbuss?” Also, are there bar bands that DON'T eventually cover “Bad Moon Rising?” Not here there aren't! Want to hear all the music we talk about? Here's the playlist on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/dbl-ep-14-playlist/pl.u-38oWj1WTZBaa Email: dadbandland@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/dadbandland Insta: https://instagram.com/dadbandland FB: https://www.facebook.com/dadbandland Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Best Update to New World! - New World To Go Episode 113 In this episode of New World to Go, A New World MMO podcast, BDLG and redbyrd talk about of New World March Update and how they think New World is in the Best place it's ever been. Also talked about in this episode: The Tempest Heart Expedition, Blunderbuss, Quality of LIfe Updates, New New World Store Updates, and more! NewWorldFans.com | Builds, Guides, Database & Tools for Amazon's New World MMO New World Map | Resource Locations, Named Mobs, Dungeons and Lore Pages | NewWorld-Map.com Get some awesome Studio Loot perks by becoming a patreon! https://www.patreon.com/studioloot Produced by https://studioloot.com/ COMPANY OF THE WEEK Syndicus Immortals -
On this week's episode, Bree and Justin talk about the future of Guild Wars 2, the newest classes for Black Desert and Elyon, sad layoffs at Gamigo, the latest weapon for New World, and chatter about what helps MMOs go the distance. It's the Massively OP Podcast, an action-packed hour of news, tales, opinions, and gamer emails! And remember, if you'd like to send in your question to the show, use this link or call in to our voicemail at (734) 221-3973. Show notes: Intro Adventures in MMOs: LOTRO, DDO, GW2, City of Heroes News: Guild Wars 2 commits to a fourth expansion News: New World teases the blunderbuss while Amazon's head steps down News: Gamigo sees layoffs around RIFT and Trove News: Black Desert's Drakania class is on the way News: Elyon's got two classes, PvP flagging, and more coming Voicemail: What helps MMOs go the distance? Mailbag: Freelance pieces for the site Outro Other info: Podcast theme: "Black Powder" from New World Your show hosts: Justin and Bree Listen to Massively OP Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Player FM, TuneIn, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Pocket Casts, Amazon, and Spotify Follow Massively Overpowered: Website, Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, Twitch If you're having problems seeing or using the web player, please check your flashblock or scriptblock setting.
The Patch is COMING!!! - New World To Go Episode 112 In this episode of New World to Go, A New World MMO podcast, BDLG and redbyrd cover recent New World News including Tales From Aeternum: Isabella, All of the Blunderbuss abilities, and what they are looking forward to the most in the New World March Update. NewWorldFans.com | Builds, Guides, Database & Tools for Amazon's New World MMO New World Map | Resource Locations, Named Mobs, Dungeons and Lore Pages | NewWorld-Map.com Get some awesome Studio Loot perks by becoming a patreon! https://www.patreon.com/studioloot Produced by https://studioloot.com/ COMPANY OF THE WEEK PATRONS OF WAR - Patrons of War | NewWorldFans.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/studioloot New World to GO Twitter - https://twitter.com/StudioLoot Community Discord - https://discord.gg/HWjS7PQRk6 INTRO "A Forgotten Isle" - Voice over by Cremdalacrem - https://www.voices.com/actors/cremdalacrem - written and composed by redbyrd Hosted by redbyrd and BDLG redbyrd twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/redbyrd twitter - (1) redbyrd (@iamredbyrd) / Twitter BDLG twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/bdlg twitter - https://twitter.com/TheBDLG For More Content Like New World To GO check out https://newworldfans.com
A newly introduced character that's rugged, cool with a heart of gold is... Cobb Vanth aka The Marshall. To we're going to talk about this space sheriff. He's definitely inspired by those old Sheriff's in Spaghetti Westerns with his Blunderbuss! And now, he's obviously got a lot more character development coming his way after the Book of Boba Fett series.
Colton leads the crew through Jack White's solo debut record,
BLUNDERBUSS and TEMPEST HEART EXPEDITION are Coming to New World! - New World To Go Episode 109 In this episode of New World to Go, A New World MMO podcast, BDLG and redbyrd cover The Tempest Heart Update coming to New World in March including the New Expedition in Myrgard, Tempest Heart and NewWorldFans.com | Builds, Guides, Database & Tools for Amazon's New World MMO New World Map | Resource Locations, Named Mobs, Dungeons and Lore Pages | NewWorld-Map.com Get some awesome Studio Loot perks by becoming a patreon! https://www.patreon.com/studioloot Produced by https://studioloot.com/ COMPANY OF THE WEEK https://newworldfans.com/companies/245 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/studioloot New World to GO Twitter - https://twitter.com/StudioLoot Community Discord - https://discord.gg/HWjS7PQRk6 INTRO "A Forgotten Isle" - Voice over by Cremdalacrem - https://www.voices.com/actors/cremdalacrem - written and composed by redbyrd Hosted by redbyrd and BDLG redbyrd twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/redbyrd twitter - (1) redbyrd (@iamredbyrd) / Twitter BDLG twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/bdlg twitter - https://twitter.com/TheBDLG For More Content Like New World To GO check out https://newworldfans.com
A plan is put in place to deal with the looming threat of the Sea Ghost as the crew makes another new friend. Jules and Phil go for a ride, Ruber and Celeste Scheme, and Zel'Nurn is put in shackles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Just back from SHOT Show in Las Vegas. We spent three days checking out the best new rifles, handguns and suppressors. In this episode we talk arrow guns, shooting tripods, suppressors, cowboy guns and muzzleloaders with Darren Binder from Muzzle-loaders.com
Our show is an open book, take a look! And if you do... you might just find our latest album analysis & review episode waiting for you -- highlighting 2011's epic ROME project, originated by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi and contributed to by the likes of Jack White, Nora Jones and more! Sometimes referred to as one of the "lost" Jack White solo projects, this album of gorgeous material intended to evoke the feeling of classic "spaghetti westerns" like The Good the Bad and the Ugly was a playground for soundtrack enthusiast Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse), who made a name for himself as DJ and producer on such projects as The Grey Album and both hit records by Gnarles Barkley. Of course, when Jack White was approached to contribute both lyrics and vocals to several tracks on the record, Jack jumped at the chance to participate in one of the grandest musical experiments of the decade, and explore time as a solo artist in the era prior to Blunderbuss, Lazaretto and the other personal projects that would see the light of day over the course of the next decade on TMR. Joining us for this discussion today is Coppersound Pedals brainchild Alex Guaraldi, whose triplegraph pedal has graced many a Third Man release for years now. We'd like to thank Alex for joining us on this journey and hope you all enjoy listening to this discussion as much as we enjoyed having it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today, The Two MIkes were delighted to welcome back Mr. Jim Bacon, who publishes excellent articles of news and analysis of Virginia politics at his sites ,Bacon's Rebellion (http://www.baconsrebellion.com) and The Blunderbuss (https://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/the-blunderbuss/). Our discussion focused on the interesting events that have followed last week's inauguration of the new Republican governor of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin. Notwithstanding a close victory last November, Younking and his lieutenants are showing no hesitancy in demonstrating their readiness to pursue the accomplishment of promises made to voters. "Listening to Two Mikes will make you smarter!”- Gov Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.Sponsors:- Our Gold Guy - Talk to IRA about whether investing in gold is right for you. Let them know Two Mikes sent you at http://ourgoldguy.com - Freedom First Coffee - Drink the coffee of Patriots. Use code TWOMIKES for 10% off at http://freedomfirstcoffee.com
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Today The Two Mikes were lucky to have the chance to talk with Jim Bacon about the work he and his team are doing on Virginia politics, and which is published on their websites (See Below) "Bacon's Rebellion" and "Blunderbuss". Mr. Bacon told us that the Virginia governor's race between Youngkin and McAuliffe was a dead heat in the polls. "Listening to Two Mikes will make you smarter!”- Gov Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.Sponsors:- Our Gold Guy - Talk to IRA about whether investing in gold is right for you. Let them know Two Mikes sent you at http://ourgoldguy.com - My Pillow - Support a true Patriot in Mike Lindell by ordering pillows and sheets. Use Promo Code TWOMIKES by calling 800-797-8492- Freedom Phone - Break away from Big Tech and order a Freedom Phone. Promo Code COLONELMIKE https://freedomphone.com/?ref=toomikes- Freedom First Coffee - Drink the coffee of Patriots. Use code TWOMIKES for 10% off at http://freedomfirstcoffee.com - Freedom First Apparel - Look as patriotic as you feel. Use code TWOMIKES for 10% off at http://freedomfirstshop.com
#169-167Intro/Outro: Oh Klahoma by Jack Stauber169. Some Hearts by Carrie Underwood (Some Hearts & Jesus, Take the Wheel & Wasted & The Night Before (Life Goes On) & Before He Cheats)168. Blunderbuss by Jack White (Sixteen Saltines & I'm Shakin' & Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy)167. Low Country Blues by Gregg Allman (Floating Bridge & Devil Got My Woman & I Believe I'll Go Back Home)Some Hearts album artBlunderbuss album artLow Country Blues album artVote on Today's Album ArtHave you voted on Week 5 Round 1 winners yet? If so, no further action needed. If not:Week 5 Round 1 Winners (episodes 321-325)Vote on Week 5 Round 2 Album ArtHave you voted on Weeks 1-4 Round 2 winners yet? If so, no further action needed. If not:Weeks 1-4 Round 2 Winners (episodes 301-320)Vote on Weeks 1-4 Round 3 Album Art
On this week's lunch break, the guys engage in some Trailer Talk focusing on 2 big franchises, Marvel's "Hawkeye" series and "The Matrix Resurrections". They also touch on the trailers for the new PS5 exclusives "Spider-Man 2" and "Wolverine". Other topics include Jarritos Tamarind, Nick's cape, Ol' Long Legs, private dicks, Ulker Biskerem Cocoa Biscuits, Florida C, ESPN, Key & Peele, the death of Gwen Stacey, donut burger, Halloween Horror Nights, and of course, Kraven's Blunderbuss. Enjoy!
In this whip crack-sharp episode - again sponsored by Celebrity Sex Masks - Rupert dives into a pool of horror as Britt pounds through every film in the universe, discovering a new favourite director as he does so. Can Rupert beat the audience in the Carmen Ejogo - Barry Pepper ArkinZ'Dar?
Les compartimos la historia de Sixteen Saltines de Jack White, segundo single extraído del álbum Blunderbuss, primer larga duración de White en primera persona, publicado el año 2012. Escucharemos el relato sobre el origen y grabación de la canción, su versión oficial, su cara B Love Is Blindness (cover de U2) y un vibrante bonus track.
For the final episode of Season 1 of Tatonic, Tate Chamberlin shares his journey of entrepreneurship and creativity. From launching Chamberlin Productions, to his current ventures of Blunderbuss and I Am Interchange, Tate's experiences create an understanding of how to be creative as a founder. Find out more about the links mentioned in the show here: IAMINTERCHANGE Blunderbuss UN Sustainable Development Goals You can find out more about Tate online. Love the show? Leave us a rating, and be sure to subscribe on your platform of choice! Connect with us: Twitter nelstate.com
The Power of Rhubarb, Indiana Groans and the Cod-liver oil tablets, "the day the Turmeric fell!". Toe nail Blunderbuss.
Join PollyAnnamazing and the talented Jayson Miller, the host of Miller's Military Moments, as they sail into some rough waters. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be thousands of miles away from the ones you cherish most? How do you find the time for self love when you have zero privacy? Find out all these answers and more in this weeks episode.
Esta semana retomamos al genio del rock alternativo de los últimos años. "Blunderbuss" (2012) fue el primer disco en solitario de Jack White. Un disco que demuestra porqué Jack White es uno de los músicos y productores más importantes de los últimos años y uno de los candidatos a convertirse en un clásico.
Esta semana retomamos al genio del rock alternativo de los últimos años. "Blunderbuss" (2012) fue el primer disco en solitario de Jack White. Un disco que demuestra porqué Jack White es uno de los músicos y productores más importantes de los últimos años y uno de los candidatos a convertirse en un clásico.
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This week we dive into the layoffs, less emphasis on live events, and massive bonuses!EA Pass has some neat stuff we kick around, pies, and the Snyder cut. We are all over the place having a blast you should come take a listen.
Florida, you're welcome! Let's argh along with Meghan and Madison as they earn their BA of Piracy at the Pirate & Treasure Museum in St. Augustine.
You probably hear about it all the time, so we decided to have our man Steve investigate and tell us all about the Electoral College. It's definitely a garbage pile that was set on fire, and continues to burn. In this episode we go over the history of it initially, and in part 2 we'll go over where it is now, and why we should probably eliminate it. We also discuss bad mechanics, Taft, Turkey Legs and the Blunderbuss. Enjoy!
The Tone Control has a Discord server! If you like the show and enjoy talking about everything from new gear to music theory to video games, come hang out and chat with us. Discord is open and free to all fans of The Tone Control! We’re also now on Patreon! For $1 per month, you get a shout out in every episode and our unconditional love. For a mere $2 per month, you’ll get exclusive access to the Recording Booth in Discord where you can listen to us record the show LIVE in all its unedited glory and chat with us about the show, during the show, every-other Thursday at 8 pm. Bring your best gifs for the ad break! Derek bought a Headrush FRFR Cab! (stab: Blackout effectors Blunderbuss fuzz) Got a great deal on a used one. ~30lbs, 2000W, extremely loud, 2 XLR/1/4” combo jacks, one XLR out. This means you can go helix/headrush/etc to the speaker, to FOH Each input has a volume control Contour control for low volume (mid scoop) and a ground lift How about that Coppersound Triplegraph?!? (stab: Wampler Faux Tape Echo) Pedal Genie Benson preamp https://www.bensonamps.com/preamp/preamp Big Ear MORE MORE MORE https://thesoundparcel.co/products/big-ear-n-y-c-more-more-more Preamp pedals? https://youtu.be/wj-d5h8E9YU Boss OC-5 (stab: SSBS Mini) See ya later OC-2 Dry blend, +1 octave, -1 octave, -2 octave Zero-latency polyphonic tracking, unless you don’t want that! Vintage mode is an option “Range” knob lets you select where the octave effect is applied. You’re able to have octave effects only on your lowest strings, for example Direct out for wet/dry rigs $129 BIG thank you to our Patreon Supporters! Andrew Walsh Jamie Evans Jeffrey Wright Doug King Doug Gann Righteous Ryan Johnson Steve Huffman Jonas Sabatini Eric Girabaldi OG Friend of the show Brian Rizzi Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX Brian Gower and Kyle McIntyre of The Tone Jerks Podcast The Tone Control is sponsored by Pedal Genie. Head to PedalGenie.com to start your wishlist today and tell them you heard about it on The Tone Control! Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter: @thetonecontrol --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetonecontrol/message
Have you ever wanted to launch a fireball point blank and action movie walk out of the explosion? Look no further than the Melee Magic arcane tradition. This beautiful subclass balances overwhelming power with tactical planning and enthralling risk/reward. Join us as we discuss and fawn over the Melee Magic Wizard.Melee Magic Arcane Tradition by r/u/madcanard5 on Reddit- https://www.reddit.com/r/UnearthedArcana/comments/egx01r/melee_magic_a_wizard_subclass_v10_for_those_who/
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We have finally made it into the beginning of Marcus' story in this week's episode covering Ch. 6, 9, and 12 of Time's Convert. We're discussing family dynamics, problematic stereotypes, being a product of one's time, , infectious diseases, and more. Plus, this week in our reading we get a special cameo from OG Sarah Bishop! Content warning for discussion of domestic violence.
Blunderbuss is an adjective that means a frequently blundering person. Our word of the day sometimes refers to a firearm with a short muzzle. The word is derived from the Dutch word for ‘thunder.’ But blunderbuss can also refer to a person prone to many blunders, for example: I don't think it’s such a good idea to leave Tim in charge of the cash register this weekend. Knowing what a blunderbuss he can be, there’s a chance the till will be way off.
Another week is underway in our curtailed Parliament which is demonstrating the scattergun impact achievable through omnibus legislation.
Another week is underway in our curtailed Parliament which is demonstrating the scattergun impact achievable through omnibus legislation.
How's quarantine going? Drinking gasoline again? Well, behave yourself (!) and listen to the second installment in the three-part epic we could only call - LAZARETTO: Album Analysis & Review! When last we left our deep dive, the massive success and excess creative energy brought about by the Blunderbuss project gave way to instrumental sessions that would eventually evolve into Jack White's second solo album. With lyrics cribbed from some teenage hand-scribbles discovered in White's attic, Lazaretto at last came to life in the early summer months of 2014 - to massive sales and fanfare. This episode, we welcome special guest Ryan Brady (Take it Away: the Complete Paul McCartney Archive Podcast) back to the show to walk through the entire track listing of Lazaretto with us as we spelunk the cavernous depths of Jack White's infinite imagination. (But that's not all Ryan will be helping us do! Tune in May 15th for the continuation of Ryan, Paul and James' Lazaretto discussion on the NOW HEAR THIS podcast!) All this, plus album reception, the answer to the mystery cover shoot location, Dirk the Butt Guy, our own personal rating of the album and much, much more awaits you in this massive lily pad of an episode. So pour yourself just one drink and bring those troubles of yours right down to their knees - we're here fighting for your love on the Third Men Podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bored rotten during quarantine? The Third Men Podcast is here to pass you some coffee, cotton and a new entry into our deepest of deep-dive episodes - it's LAZARETTO: Analysis & Review vol.1 (of 3)! For Jack White's sophomore solo LP, the third man took the lessons of his smash debut Blunderbuss and expanded them into one of the most complex recordings of his entire career, spanning 18 months, dozens of musicians, and an unlikely co-writing partnership with...himself? During touring breaks in 2012, Jack and his two bands, the Buzzards and the Peacocks, would lock themselves in the studio to lay down some badass instrumental music which varied wildly in genre, tempo and structure. With these collections of sound pictures safely in the vault, Jack & co would return to their world tour...but how would White apply lyrics to music he was so subsequently disconnected from? Enter Jack White's 19 year old self, appearing in the form of plays, poetry, lyrics and other assorted mind-scribblings unearthed in an attic and ripe for the picking. This blend of past and present would establish a new and exciting trajectory for Jack White's musical future, and this week we get into the nitty gritty on just how that story came to be. Plus, Third Person Derrik Ferguson takes us on a tour of HIS Jack White past in the form of some incredible concerts in each of Jack's various incarnations over the past 20 years. It's all here in part one of a triptych of episodes dedicated to our continued survival down in the Lazaretto... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Due to the coronavirus, the UK has been under lockdown, and people only allowed to leave their homes under very strict conditions! However, one blunderbuss felt the urgent need to go shopping and dressed up like a bush in order to disguise himself from the police lest he is discovered walking the streets! Blunderbuss is another word for a stupid, blundering fellow. Neighbors happened to catch some video of the man covered head to toe in leaves as he tried to scurry from the street to his door, stopping from time to time and assuming a pose as a ‘shrubbery’ to avoid drawing any attention to himself. At one point, he even trips and falls clutching his precious grocery bag! What’s another word for a clumsy person? A gawkhammer! The short video of the bushman has gone viral on TikTok with the caption, Neighbor Sneaking Out To Get His Shopping. The question is, how would the police handle this anyway? With a bottle of Roundup perhaps?
A dialogue between the Earth and the Climate, wherein an aging earth airs it's complaints about those inconvenient creatures that like to call it home.
A dialogue between the Earth and the Climate, wherein an aging earth airs it's complaints about those inconvenient creatures that like to call it home.
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About This Episode "Limiting myself to a genre has never really been my thing," says Pokey LaFarge. "I'm most purely a rambler. I'm traveling the world all the time, and my songs have been directly influenced by my travels. You're liable to hear something in my songs that sounds like traditional jazz; next thing you know, you might be hearing something that sounds like Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline mixed with the chanson singers of France, or a waltz mixed with cumbia, or soul mixed with swing." Ever since his first record, 2006's self-released Marmalade, LaFarge has been a difficult specimen to pin down, indeed. Though he was raised on a healthy diet of blues, bluegrass, ragtime, Western swing and old-time country — and though he has consistently demonstrated a decided affinity for pre-1950s menswear — the Illinois native is by no means a throwback or a museum piece. Timelessness, and refined good taste, is LaFarge's raison d'être, and his influences are as multi-hued and wide-ranging as the rhythms that buoy his starkly poetic songs — rhythms that are steeped in the very essence of jazz. "With me, lyrics are the most important thing," he explains. "But when it comes to music, it's just as much about the groove — something about the groove that makes me want to move, you know? There's always a little bit of swing to it, something that's got a bounce. I mean, people have been swinging for hundreds of years!" LaFarge's deft way with words and music — as showcased on such dynamite discs as 2008's Beat, Move and Shake, 2010's Riverboat Soul, 2011's Middle of Everywhere, and 2015's Something in the Water — has won him raves from critics, and inspired a devoted following on both sides of the Atlantic. Jack White, recognizing LaFarge as a kindred spirit, asked him to sing and play mandolin on White's 2012 album Blunderbuss, took LaFarge and his band the South City Three out on tour as a supporting act, and signed him to Third Man Records for 2013's Pokey LaFarge LP. LaFarge also performed the White-penned "Red's Theater of the Absurd" in a saloon scene in Gore Verbinski's 2013 film The Lone Ranger, an appearance which eventually led to landing the recurring role of country legend Hank Snow in CMT's 2017 series Sun Records. LaFarge has played big stages like the Ryman, Red Rocks and Bonnaroo, but he's equally at home ripping it up in any small theater, nightclub or roadhouse that'll have him. With each of his albums, up to and including 2017's critically acclaimed Manic Revelations, LaFarge has evolved and reinvented himself as an artist, preferring to continually refine his sound and tinker with his approach instead of resting comfortably in one spot. "Early on, I was into leaving things open to interpretation," he says. "It was like me solo, performing as if I was a full band. Or it was me and three other guys — the South City Three — all string instruments, performing as if we had a horn section. And then I got the horn section and the drums, and everything was so loud and all the space was filled, that I had to dial it back. Maybe it's hard for the fans to keep up sometimes, but my favorite composers are the ones that you can't describe what their music is, and every single record is different from the one that preceded it." LaFarge switched gears again in 2018, uprooting himself from his longtime home of St. Louis, Missouri, and settling in Los Angeles. "People know me as being a midwestern boy," he says, "but I really needed a change of scenery, some new challenges, new inspirations, new routines, things like that. St. Louis being a small town, I was well known there. You're kind of under a microscope, people put a lot of weight on you, and some of them are looking to hate on you seemingly because you became a successful artist — you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. Out here, I'm more anonymous, and that's great. There's freaks everywhere, you know? I'm with my people now!" The West Coast has always held a special allure for LaFarge; after graduating high school, he hitchhiked to Southern California and supported himself by busking. But Los Angeles has also been the home of two of his biggest heroes: Tom Waits and Charles Bukowski. "It's kind of cool to be living where my favorite music composer is from, and my favorite poet is from," he laughs. "I'm loving hanging around this place. There are some cool ghosts here." There's also a palpable sense of freedom in L.A., something that's brought about a further recalibration of LaFarge's creative vision. "I think in some respects in the past, I was playing a character," he says. "I created that character, but then people got used to me, and they wanted me to play it; and when I didn't, they said I was out of character. Yeah, I want to create characters in my songs, but I would also like to be honest about who I am, and have my work chart the progression of that exploration. But is that even possible? I don't know. When you're changing all the time, maybe the trick is just to do whatever you can to keep the demons away." After a decade spent mostly touring, recording and touring some more, LaFarge is looking forward to easing up on the gas pedal, and taking a more considered approach to his writing. A book of poetry is in the works, something he's been wanting to do for years. "As a poet first, I've had a hard time getting my poetry into my music," he says. "The forms of American song that I've come up playing, they have distinct chord progressions and structures, and then I'm trying to fit my poetry, which is very fluid, into these boxes. It's almost like living a dual life. I'm gonna keep trying to fit my poetry into my music — but I also wonder, because poetry has become so damaged by the academic world, is it now dead in the minds of most people? So that's going to be an interesting thing to play with." There will be more Pokey LaFarge music, as well, though its sound and format have yet to be revealed. "I'm messing around with different ideas of how and when to release songs," he says. "It may be a song a week for a couple of months, or maybe some EPs. I'll be experimenting with different musicians and collaborators, different producers and backing bands, while I continue to play solo shows and write new material with my acoustic and my electric guitars. And, who knows, maybe the occasional acting thing." It's an exciting time to be Pokey LaFarge — and the next few years are going to be an exciting time to be a Pokey LaFarge fan. "You're going to hear a myriad of different styles and presentations," he promises. "Hopefully more piano, a little more electric guitar. A lot more minimalism, a lot more space between rhythm and melody. A lot more poetry. And it's going to be weirder and darker and more beautiful and sexier going forward. That is my pursuit." About Michael Perry Michael Perry is a New York Times bestselling author, humorist and radio show host from New Auburn, Wisconsin. Perry's bestselling memoirs include Population 485, Truck: A Love Story, Coop, and Visiting Tom, and his latest, Montaigne in Barn Boots: An Amateur Ambles Through Philosophy. His first book for young readers, The Scavengers, was published in 2014 and first novel for adult readers, The Jesus Cow, was published in May of 2015. Raised on a small Midwestern dairy farm, Perry put himself through nursing school while working on a ranch in Wyoming, then wandered into writing. He lives with his wife and two daughters in rural Wisconsin, where he serves on the local volunteer fire and rescue service and is an intermittent pig farmer. He hosts the nationally-syndicated "Tent Show Radio," performs widely as a humorist, and tours with his band the Long Beds (currently recording their third album for Amble Down Records). He has recorded three live humor albums including Never Stand Behind A Sneezing Cow and The Clodhopper Monologues. Learn more about Michael and where to get his publications at www.sneezingcow.com. Follow Michael Perry www.sneezingcow.com Twitter Facebook Instagram Other Ways to Stream Public Radio Exchange: www.prx.org/tentshowradio Podcast: www.libsyn.com/tentshowradio iTunes: www.itunes/tentshowradio Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/tentshowradio Player.FM: www.player.FM/tentshowradio iHeart Radio: www.iheart.com
Break out those Yondr pouches, because the show's about to start! Ladies and gentlemen and everyone in-between, the Third Men podcast is proud to present: Jack's Opening Acts! In this first edition of a new on-going series, your humble co-hosts will take you on a tour of Jack White's solo tours, through the lens of his various opening acts - some famous, some up-and-coming, but all memorable in their own ways. For the Blunderbuss, Lazaretto and Boarding House Reach tours, Third Man set about showcasing a wide range of talent, including but not limited to artists in its very own roster. While the expected openers may have been more mainstream rocker acts like Alabama Shakes and Cold War Kids, Jack's solo tours also carried with them a wide range of genre and style - such as hip hop (Run The Jewels, Shirt), country (Joshua Hedley, Loretta Lynn), zone-out instrumental (William Tyler) and many more. In this episode we cover them all, including a very special guest this week in Isaiah Radke, whose band Radkey opened for Jack on the Boarding House Reach tour in 2018! We were thrilled to have Isaiah on the show, and we hope you all enjoy the interview as much as we enjoyed conducting it! So get those tickets ready, there's a rock show coming at you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Booray teaches his daughter how to drive, Gary gets a sweet tip at a job, and the fellas discuss the latest controversy over the changes to the CPP program from PPA. Also on deck, Judas Priest singer, Rob Halford kicks a phone out someone’s hand during a live show and the IPC district competition is underway. Join our community on Facebook at facebook.com/photobombpodcastHave a question, comment, or a topic suggestion? Send us an email questions@photobombpodcast.com
About This Episode "Limiting myself to a genre has never really been my thing," says Pokey LaFarge. "I'm most purely a rambler. I'm traveling the world all the time, and my songs have been directly influenced by my travels. You're liable to hear something in my songs that sounds like traditional jazz; next thing you know, you might be hearing something that sounds like Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline mixed with the chanson singers of France, or a waltz mixed with cumbia, or soul mixed with swing." Ever since his first record, 2006's self-released Marmalade, LaFarge has been a difficult specimen to pin down, indeed. Though he was raised on a healthy diet of blues, bluegrass, ragtime, Western swing and old-time country — and though he has consistently demonstrated a decided affinity for pre-1950s menswear — the Illinois native is by no means a throwback or a museum piece. Timelessness, and refined good taste, is LaFarge's raison d'être, and his influences are as multi-hued and wide-ranging as the rhythms that buoy his starkly poetic songs — rhythms that are steeped in the very essence of jazz. "With me, lyrics are the most important thing," he explains. "But when it comes to music, it's just as much about the groove — something about the groove that makes me want to move, you know? There's always a little bit of swing to it, something that's got a bounce. I mean, people have been swinging for hundreds of years!" LaFarge's deft way with words and music — as showcased on such dynamite discs as 2008's Beat, Move and Shake, 2010's Riverboat Soul, 2011's Middle of Everywhere, and 2015's Something in the Water — has won him raves from critics, and inspired a devoted following on both sides of the Atlantic. Jack White, recognizing LaFarge as a kindred spirit, asked him to sing and play mandolin on White's 2012 album Blunderbuss, took LaFarge and his band the South City Three out on tour as a supporting act, and signed him to Third Man Records for 2013's Pokey LaFarge LP. LaFarge also performed the White-penned "Red's Theater of the Absurd" in a saloon scene in Gore Verbinski's 2013 film The Lone Ranger, an appearance which eventually led to landing the recurring role of country legend Hank Snow in CMT's 2017 series Sun Records. LaFarge has played big stages like the Ryman, Red Rocks and Bonnaroo, but he's equally at home ripping it up in any small theater, nightclub or roadhouse that'll have him. With each of his albums, up to and including 2017's critically acclaimed Manic Revelations, LaFarge has evolved and reinvented himself as an artist, preferring to continually refine his sound and tinker with his approach instead of resting comfortably in one spot. "Early on, I was into leaving things open to interpretation," he says. "It was like me solo, performing as if I was a full band. Or it was me and three other guys — the South City Three — all string instruments, performing as if we had a horn section. And then I got the horn section and the drums, and everything was so loud and all the space was filled, that I had to dial it back. Maybe it's hard for the fans to keep up sometimes, but my favorite composers are the ones that you can't describe what their music is, and every single record is different from the one that preceded it." LaFarge switched gears again in 2018, uprooting himself from his longtime home of St. Louis, Missouri, and settling in Los Angeles. "People know me as being a midwestern boy," he says, "but I really needed a change of scenery, some new challenges, new inspirations, new routines, things like that. St. Louis being a small town, I was well known there. You're kind of under a microscope, people put a lot of weight on you, and some of them are looking to hate on you seemingly because you became a successful artist — you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. Out here, I'm more anonymous, and that's great. There's freaks everywhere, you know? I'm with my people now!" The West Coast has always held a special allure for LaFarge; after graduating high school, he hitchhiked to Southern California and supported himself by busking. But Los Angeles has also been the home of two of his biggest heroes: Tom Waits and Charles Bukowski. "It's kind of cool to be living where my favorite music composer is from, and my favorite poet is from," he laughs. "I'm loving hanging around this place. There are some cool ghosts here." There's also a palpable sense of freedom in L.A., something that's brought about a further recalibration of LaFarge's creative vision. "I think in some respects in the past, I was playing a character," he says. "I created that character, but then people got used to me, and they wanted me to play it; and when I didn't, they said I was out of character. Yeah, I want to create characters in my songs, but I would also like to be honest about who I am, and have my work chart the progression of that exploration. But is that even possible? I don't know. When you're changing all the time, maybe the trick is just to do whatever you can to keep the demons away." After a decade spent mostly touring, recording and touring some more, LaFarge is looking forward to easing up on the gas pedal, and taking a more considered approach to his writing. A book of poetry is in the works, something he's been wanting to do for years. "As a poet first, I've had a hard time getting my poetry into my music," he says. "The forms of American song that I've come up playing, they have distinct chord progressions and structures, and then I'm trying to fit my poetry, which is very fluid, into these boxes. It's almost like living a dual life. I'm gonna keep trying to fit my poetry into my music — but I also wonder, because poetry has become so damaged by the academic world, is it now dead in the minds of most people? So that's going to be an interesting thing to play with." There will be more Pokey LaFarge music, as well, though its sound and format have yet to be revealed. "I'm messing around with different ideas of how and when to release songs," he says. "It may be a song a week for a couple of months, or maybe some EPs. I'll be experimenting with different musicians and collaborators, different producers and backing bands, while I continue to play solo shows and write new material with my acoustic and my electric guitars. And, who knows, maybe the occasional acting thing." It's an exciting time to be Pokey LaFarge — and the next few years are going to be an exciting time to be a Pokey LaFarge fan. "You're going to hear a myriad of different styles and presentations," he promises. "Hopefully more piano, a little more electric guitar. A lot more minimalism, a lot more space between rhythm and melody. A lot more poetry. And it's going to be weirder and darker and more beautiful and sexier going forward. That is my pursuit." About Michael Perry Michael Perry is a New York Times bestselling author, humorist and radio show host from New Auburn, Wisconsin. Perry's bestselling memoirs include Population 485, Truck: A Love Story, Coop, and Visiting Tom, and his latest, Montaigne in Barn Boots: An Amateur Ambles Through Philosophy. His first book for young readers, The Scavengers, was published in 2014 and first novel for adult readers, The Jesus Cow, was published in May of 2015. Raised on a small Midwestern dairy farm, Perry put himself through nursing school while working on a ranch in Wyoming, then wandered into writing. He lives with his wife and two daughters in rural Wisconsin, where he serves on the local volunteer fire and rescue service and is an intermittent pig farmer. He hosts the nationally-syndicated "Tent Show Radio," performs widely as a humorist, and tours with his band the Long Beds (currently recording their third album for Amble Down Records). He has recorded three live humor albums including Never Stand Behind A Sneezing Cow and The Clodhopper Monologues. Learn more about Michael and where to get his publications at www.sneezingcow.com. Follow Michael Perry www.sneezingcow.com Twitter Facebook Instagram Other Ways to Stream Public Radio Exchange: www.prx.org/tentshowradio Podcast: www.libsyn.com/tentshowradio iTunes: www.itunes/tentshowradio Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/tentshowradio Player.FM: www.player.FM/tentshowradio iHeart Radio: www.iheart.com
Ooh yea, what a fun one! First off, three smiths had to recreate the Native American Gunstock War Club. What an inventive and cool design for a weapon. The Master Build Challenge was to recreate a Blunderbuss with a flared muzzle, that could be reloaded during testing. Lot's of fun was had by all. This show has been getting better and better! Also available on YouTube, just search for Fans of the Forge! SEND US A VOICE MESSAGE: https://anchor.fm/fans-of-the-forge/message Enter our 1000 Subscriber giveaway here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BwEpwq4hjUd/ Also available on YouTube, just search for Fans of the Forge! Our Social Media: Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fansoftheforge/ Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/FansoftheForge Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fansoftheforge/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Blunderbuss', Long Rifles, Joan of Arc's Swords and Flintlock Axe Pistols – Oh My! On this week's episode we have Zeke Stout of the Discovery Channel's MASTER OF ARMS on to talk about his amazing new show where top weapon smiths come together to battle it out head to head, building the armaments that changed … Continue reading SFR Episode 281 – Zeke! → The post SFR Episode 281 – Zeke! appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.
Blunderbuss’, Long Rifles, Joan of Arc’s Swords and Flintlock Axe Pistols – Oh My! On this week’s episode we have Zeke Stout of the Discovery Channel’s MASTER OF ARMS on to talk about his amazing new show where top weapon smiths come together to battle it out head to head, building the armaments that changed … Continue reading SFR Episode 281 – Zeke! → The post SFR Episode 281 – Zeke! appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.
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Jick and Babypuke run a tighter ship for a mid-week episode without the rest of the PGL crew... because we screwed up on Sunday. 3:40 - Overwatch Reveals Brigette 8:40 - Sea of Thieves Hype 34:40 - Video Games Accused of Causing Violence... Again
Starter for 10 is honestly such a good, relaxing, no-worries time. Treat yourself to an hour and a half of low-stakes 80s goofs in these trying times. It'll do you good.
I Am Interchange and Mountain Time Arts are pleased to present, Is Water A Human Right? A community dialogue & debate fusing artists, activists and entrepreneurs with different ideas and perspectives coming together to address multiple topics and provoke thoughtful dialogue. The public is also invited to participate and give their ideas during the event. We’ll develop our dialogue into a podcast that will be available worldwide. Lineup: Susan Duncan- Freelance Teaching & Agriculture Bently Spang- Northern Cheyenne Artist Kareen Erbe- Permaculture EJ Engler- Artist / Architect Steve White- Gallatin County Commissioner Carson Taylor- Mayor Of Bozeman Brian Popiel- SWIMBIA Matt Kelley- Health Department Produced by: Mountain Time Arts, Dylan Jesse, Tyson Lunn & Tate Chamberlin Music by: Nintendeaux Moderated by: Tate Chamberlin Performance Art by: DreamWalk I Am Interchange is a humanities project that brings contrasting and sometimes polarizing ideas into the same room to stir the pot. By doing so, we create a level platform for history, politics, religion, philosophy, criticism, ethics, self-consciousness, reason, creativity, human values and aspirations. Sponsors: Mountain Time Arts, Humanities Montana, City of Bozeman, Montana Governor's Office of Economic Development, Montucky Cold Snacks, Nova Cafe, Ten Directions, Headframe Spirits, Zocalo Coffee House, Whistle Pig Korean, Sola Cafe & Market, Schenk Construction, Pride Foundation, Lokken Productions, Blunderbuss.
Jose and the guys from The Blunderbuss podcast, kick the month of October with the first of many classic horror flicks with, The Haunting. When a paranormal scientist invites two women to a haunted mansion, one of them goes a bit looney, or is it the house that is slowly consuming her? The guys talk about the greatness of the movie along with brief comparisons from the remake and others it influenced. Let us know if you liked the podcast. We appreciate any feedback. Please share with anyone who you think may enjoy old classic films and who may like to join the conversation!! Check it out! Let us know your thoughts! Like us on facebook.com/classicsatjoseyscafe Instagram: jsando83 Check out Bob and Nate´s podcast: search: blunderbuss special at youtube.com
The Third Men Podcast is thrilled to present this extended interview with legendary recording artist Mr. Dominic Davis! Growing up in the Detroit area, Dominic and childhood pal Jack White uncovered the world of music together from attic to garage to stage. Whether it was recording in the attic as "The F*ck-Ups", or watching the Gillis brothers tear up a live set, Jack and Dominic nurtured a love for music that would lead both musicians to spectacular new heights. Though their paths diverged for a time, they found their way back together again in a big way at Third Man Records - with Dominic playing a key role in such milestone projects as the Blunderbuss tour, the Lazaretto LP and the restoration of the lost White Stripes track "City Lights" to name but a few. Dominic is one of the top bass players working in music today, lending his incredible talents not only to Third Man projects, but to The North Mississippi Allstars, the hit TV show Nashville and many, many more. You can also catch Dominic in the recent hit PBS documentary American Epic, along with its fantastic accompanying soundtrack! We cover it all, and even get some exciting, exclusive bits of information on upcoming projects to share with you the listener! So grab a stranger's hand and listen to this episode as closely as you can! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hit the road with the Third Men Podcast as we follow along with Jack White’s first-ever solo tour, the explosive world-wide 2012 Blunderbuss tour!For this inaugural solo outing, Jack took with him missing pieces from each of his prior bands, both in song choice as well as stylistic inspiration. Never one to take it easy on himself, Jack created not one, but TWO touring bands to journey with him on the road – one all male:the Buzzards; one all female: the Peacocks. Each band rehearsed upwards of 70 songs from the Jack White catalogue, and performed varying versions of each without the aid of a set list for the better part of an entire year! It was a revolutionary idea, and helped create a unique and energetic atmosphere for a tour that no fan would soon forget.We give you all the details, plus Third Man Steven Scott stops in to share his tour memories at the Roseland ballroom in NYC…plus a rather rag’n’boney trip to Third Man Records in Nashville! See you on the road! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Get ready to GO SOLO -- Strike out on your own as the Third Men Podcast tracks Jack White’s journey from group member to solo performer in GOING SOLO: part one of two.Since his entry to the national stage, Jack White was known to people as a member of a group. The White Stripes put him on the map, but The Raconteurs cemented his status as a rock god and the Dead Weather doubled down on the gothic grunge that had been bubbling under the surface. But from mid 2010-mid 2012, we really didn't know what move was next. So from the release of the Dead Weather's Sea of Cowards, to the debut of his solo masterpiece Blunderbuss, we take an extensive look at Jack's jam-packed transformation in our very first 2-part episode. (oh the irony!)Plus, Third Woman Clara from the Jack White Hub stops in to discuss the final installment of the Sea of Cowards era: Rolling in on a Burning Tire! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today on Name Redacted we shoot the shit and talk about our upcoming weekend at NC Comicon! Come see us at the two panels we’re on, the three we moderate,…Click to listenName Redacted-Blunderbuss Wedding
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This time on the JRSC the lads discuss Ex White Stripes/Raconteurs frontman Jack White's debut solo album and then enter the void as they talk about Black Sabbaths 2nd album 'Paranoid' #cominginyourearholes
In dieser Folge gehts um das wichtigste Eingabegerät am Computer, die Tastatur. Allerdings gibt es trotz einer Vielzahl an Modellen keine Beste-Tastatur-für-Alle. Was es alles gibt, wo die Details liegen und wie sich verschiedene Schalter beim Klicken anhören verraten euch unsere Gäste Vimja und Drämmli vom Chaostreff Bern. Trackliste Achintya – Zeal NUAA – Bumblee Dart Shok – Vanadis Henrik Jose – Blunderbuss Official Guide :: Official Guide to Mechanical Keyboards Keyboard Guide :: Geekhack Mechanical Keyboard Guide Swissmech Mailinglist :: Swissmech Mailinglistenanmeldung und Archiv Buckling Springs :: Englische Wikipedia ueber Buckling Springs Keyboardschalter IBM Type M :: Ehemalige IBM Type M Tastatur, jetzt von Unicomp Cherry :: Mechanische Tastaturen von Cherry Realforce :: Realforce 104U Steno Project :: Projektidee einer Stenographie Tastatur Gummitastatur :: Axels Gummitastatur in geeignetem Umfeld (Badewanne) Das Keyboard :: Das Keyboard 4C ErgoDox :: Zweigeteilte Tastatur fuer Zehnfingersystemler Filco :: Filco Keyboards Elite Keyboards :: Elite Keyboards HHKB :: Happy Hacking Keyboard Cherry G80-2100 :: Tastatur mit programmierbaren Tasten Cherry G80-2100 Howto :: Axel's Short Cherry G80-2100 Usage & Programming Reference Intergraph Series 2800 :: Intergraph CLIX Workstation Series 2800 mit Microstation bei der SBB, circa 1999 Atomic Keyboard :: Atomic von Ortholinear Keyboards TMK Keyboard Firmware :: Firmware fuer Offene Keyboard Controller KBDBabel :: Keyboard Babel - Open source keyboard protocol translator project Keyrah V2 :: Keyrah Tastaturadapter fuer 8-Bit Heimcomputer HF-070 :: Hackerfunk Episode 70 - Eingabegeraete Teil 1 Aktuelle Apple Tastatur :: Apple Tastatur - Die Antithese zu mechanischen Tastaturen File Download (133:26 min / 142 MB)
In dieser Folge gehts um das wichtigste Eingabegerät am Computer, die Tastatur. Allerdings gibt es trotz einer Vielzahl an Modellen keine Beste-Tastatur-für-Alle. Was es alles gibt, wo die Details liegen und wie sich verschiedene Schalter beim Klicken anhören verraten euch unsere Gäste Vimja und Drämmli vom Chaostreff Bern. Trackliste Achintya – Zeal NUAA – Bumblee Dart Shok – Vanadis Henrik Jose – Blunderbuss Official Guide :: Official Guide to Mechanical Keyboards Keyboard Guide :: Geekhack Mechanical Keyboard Guide Swissmech Mailinglist :: Swissmech Mailinglistenanmeldung und Archiv Buckling Springs :: Englische Wikipedia ueber Buckling Springs Keyboardschalter IBM Type M :: Ehemalige IBM Type M Tastatur, jetzt von Unicomp Cherry :: Mechanische Tastaturen von Cherry Realforce :: Realforce 104U Steno Project :: Projektidee einer Stenographie Tastatur Gummitastatur :: Axels Gummitastatur in geeignetem Umfeld (Badewanne) Das Keyboard :: Das Keyboard 4C ErgoDox :: Zweigeteilte Tastatur fuer Zehnfingersystemler Filco :: Filco Keyboards Elite Keyboards :: Elite Keyboards HHKB :: Happy Hacking Keyboard Cherry G80-2100 :: Tastatur mit programmierbaren Tasten Cherry G80-2100 Howto :: Axel's Short Cherry G80-2100 Usage & Programming Reference Intergraph Series 2800 :: Intergraph CLIX Workstation Series 2800 mit Microstation bei der SBB, circa 1999 Atomic Keyboard :: Atomic von Ortholinear Keyboards TMK Keyboard Firmware :: Firmware fuer Offene Keyboard Controller KBDBabel :: Keyboard Babel - Open source keyboard protocol translator project Keyrah V2 :: Keyrah Tastaturadapter fuer 8-Bit Heimcomputer HF-070 :: Hackerfunk Episode 70 - Eingabegeraete Teil 1 Aktuelle Apple Tastatur :: Apple Tastatur - Die Antithese zu mechanischen Tastaturen File Download (133:26 min / 142 MB)
Loose Cannons (1990) is a “comedy” where Gene Hackman, Dan Aykroyd and Dom DeLuise go on the run, attempting to expose a conspiracy around a sex tape of Adolf Hitler. It sounds a lot better than it actually is. In the second half it’s all Jurassic World, as Harlo skypes in for our roundtable discussion of the biggest movie opening […]
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Playlist: Devon Allman- Strategy, X Y Eli- If I Could Be, The Mighty Soul Drivers- Blind, Crippled & Crazy, Tom Sanders & The Hornets- Routine Blues, Cheryl Arena- Love Gone Wrong, Hash Brown & the Browntones- I’ve Got the Blues, Roxy Perry- Do It, Bronze Radio Return- Mister, Mister, Girls,Guns and glory- Nighttime, Sarah Borges-The Waiting & the Worry,Shawn Holt & the Teardrops- Mean Little Woman,Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts-Oh Espanada, Popa Chubby- Universal Breakdown Blues, Brent Johnson- Meet Me In The Morning, Anni Piper- Great Big Baby, Damon Fowler- Sugar Lee, Shaka & the Soul Shakers- Would You Would, Alexis P. Suter Band- John the Revelator, Alexis P. Suter Band- Free, Mojomatics-Soy Baby. Win $100 in the Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in our Feed Our Friends Contest this week . To win a $100 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply send us an 8-15 second video about why you want the gift card. Send your videos to music@onthehorn.com and you are in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: In a year of declining album sales, Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience was the biggest selling album of 2013, according to Billboard. A total of 2.43 million copies sold. While the ranking is certainly an honor for Timberlake, it's less flattering for the record industry as a whole: The 20/20 Experience was the only album to sell over 2 million in 2013, which marks the lowest top-seller in SoundScan's 22 years of tracking sales. The previous low came in 2008, with Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III selling 2.87 million copies. Rounding out the top 10 was Eminem's acclaimed The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (1.73 million), Luke Bryan's Crash My Party (1.52 million), Imagine Dragons' Night Visions (1.4 million), Bruno Mars' Unorthodox Jukebox (just under 1.4 million), Florida Georgia Line's Here's to the Good Times (1.35 million), Drake's Nothing Was the Same (1.34 million), Beyoncé's surprise LP Beyoncé (1.3 million), Blake Shelton's Based on a True Story (1.11 million) and Jay Z's app-backed Magna Carta...Holy Grail (1.1 million). What do we think this means to the future of album sales? Total sold in top 10 14.67 Million average of 1.46 million per but 7 of those albums were not even close to that number. Editorial Aside: What is to blame for the low sales? Piracy claims the record company; the artists say streaming is the villain here. But how about the cost of an album at the store. Not a digital copy but a hard copy. I have seen them for as much as $18 in the store. Also quality some of the stuff is just not that good. Back to the Numbers: The top single sales were led by a different set of artists. Robin Thicke's ubiquitous "Blurred Lines" came in at Number One with 6.5 million sales. Mackemore and Ryan Lewis' "Thrift Shop" was a close second, with 6.15 million. The other top sellers were Imagine Dragons ("Radioactive," 5.5 million), Florida Georgia Line ("Cruise," 4.69 million), Lorde ("Royals," 4.42 million), Katy Perry ("Roar," 4.41 million), P!nk featuring Nate Ruess ("Just Give Me a Reason," 4.32 million), another from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis ("Can't Hold Us," 4.26 million), Bruno Mars ("When I Was Your Man," 3.93 million) and Rihanna ("Stay," 3.85 million). http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/justin-timberlakes-20-20-experience-tops-2013-album-sales-20140103#ixzz2pZu3Stlq Phil Everly, whose hits with his older brother, Don, as the Everly Brothers carried the close fraternal harmonies of country tradition into pioneering rock ’n’ roll, died on Friday in Burbank, Calif. He was 74. The group’s official website said he died in a hospital near his home in Southern California. His son Jason said the cause of death was complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. With songs like “Wake Up Little Susie,” “Bye Bye Love,” “Cathy’s Clown,” “All I Have to Do Is Dream” and “When Will I Be Loved?,” which was written by Phil Everly, the brothers were consistent hitmakers in the late 1950s and early 1960s. They won over country, pop and even R&B listeners with a combination of clean-cut vocals and the rockabilly strum and twang of their guitars. They were also models for the next generations of rock vocal harmonies for the Beatles, Linda Ronstadt, Simon and Garfunkel and many others who recorded their songs and tried to emulate their precise, ringing vocal alchemy. The Everly Brothers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in its first year, 1986. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/05/arts/music/phil-everly-half-of-pioneer-rock-duo-dies-at-74.html?hpw&rref=arts&_r=0 Blues man Tabby Thomas, a well known & widely influential Baton Rouge musician, club owner, radio DJ and recording artist, and the father of blues musician & actor Chris Thomas King, has passed away. He was 84 and just four days shy of his birthday. Born Ernest J. Thomas in Baton Rouge January 5th, 1929, Thomas owned and operated a blues club called Tabby’s Blues Box and Heritage Hall for nearly three decades until it’s closure in 2004. “There was something about Tabby’s Blues Box,” wrote Chelsea Brasted for the New Orleans Times Picayune, “An intangible quality seeped out of the joint on nights when legends were being made on its stage, solidifying its place in local music lore.” Thomas has long been one of the best known blues musicians in Baton Rouge. Having learned music in a local church Choir as a child, and following an Air Force stint, Tabby relocated to California and began a touring and recording career, notably with Hollywood Records and the well-known Excello Records label. Returning to Louisiana, Tabby’s records were quickly played on local radio on New Orleans’ WBOK. His music earned him a spot at New Orleans’ famed Dew Drop Inn venue — a premiere live blues room that was host to Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Guitar Slim and dozens more top acts of the time. He caught the attention of Louis Armstrong, who arranged for the Eric Shaw Agency to book Thomas a tour. Tabby’s son, Grammy award winner Chris Thomas King, found his first experiences at the club that he helped his father create. He signed his first recording contract with Sire Records, a subsidiary of Warner Brothers, at Tabby’s Heritage Hall. King went on to sell more than ten million records, earning a Grammy for Album of the Year for his cover of Skip James’ “Hard Time Killing Floor Blues” track on the O! Brother Where Art Thou? soundtrack. King famously played bluesman Tommy Johnson in the film. http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2014/01/famed-baton-rouge-bluesman-passes-away/ Rolling Stone Magazine recently published a story reporting that Allman Brothers bass player Oteil Burbridge, the man who has been providing the lower end for the Allman Brothers for decades is leaving the band. Fans of the band immediately began protesting and about the shake-up. “We’re here to assure you that that is not true,” said Oteil, refuting the claim on Social Media, “and he will be playing with the Allman Brothers throughout 2014. Happy New Year and thank you to all the fans for your support!” Oteil also had this to say on his website: “For the record…. It was an amazing experience recording and playing with the Zac Brown Band and with Dave Grohl in November. It was an awesome time and a reunion of sorts for me with old friends Chris Fryar, Penn Robertson, and Eric Pretto (the drummer, bass tech and guitar tech for ZBB, respectively) who I’ve known for over a decade. I am proud to be part Zac’s record. 2014 will mark the beginning of my 16th year with the Allman Brothers and as we celebrate the bands 45th anniversary, it reminds me what a huge part of my musical life this incredible band has been. I’m really grateful and proud to be such a big part of the ABB history. And we ain’t done yet! I certainly hope to work with the Zac Brown Band again in the future. They are incredibly talented and great guys. Wherever I land in the future, I hope my fans understand that my primary concern is for the wellbeing of my family and will continue to bring you the highest level of groove and improv that I can muster.” http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2014/01/trucks-says-oteils-staying-put-despite-rolling-stone-story/ and Lastly Jack White has a new album in the works, and it looks like it could be coming out soon. In a recent chat with fans on the message board of his label, Third Man Records, White dropped the news: "I'm producing two albums this month, and finishing them," he said. "One of them is mine." Assuming White is referring to a solo album, this could mean a follow-up to 2012's Blunderbuss will be appearing shortly. In an interview with Rolling Stone last February, White mentioned that he had 20 to 25 songs already written. "It's definitely not one sound," he said of the new material. "It's definitely several. Like you heard in Blunderbuss, there's many different styles there. I don't pick my style and then write a song. I just write whatever comes out of me, and whatever style it is is what it is, and it becomes something later." http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/jack-white-finishing-up-new-album-20140105#ixzz2pZxGOBhK Blues In The Area: 1/10 FRIDAY Ronnie Earl - The Katherine Hepburn Center for the Arts (8pm) - Old Saybrook, CT Dan Stevens - Perks & Corks (9pm) - Westerly, RI Johnny Hoy & the Bluefish - Chan's (8pm) - Woonsocket, RI Blues Alley - The Mona Lisa Restaurant (8-11pm) - Wolcott, CT Eight To The Bar - The Knickerbocker Cafe (8pm) - Westerly, RI 1/11 SATURDAY The Alexis P. Suter Band - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford The Cobalt Rhythm Kings - The Park Central Tavern (9pm) - Hamden, CT Dan Stevens - MCC on Main (8pm) - Manchester, CT Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Blues Open Mic hosted by Brandt Taylor Friday Bruce Gregori Trio Saturday Alexis P. Suter Band Monday Monday Night Jazz Featured performer Stephen King Porter Group Featuring Jazzmeia Horn Tuesday Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. subscribe-with-itunes-button
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"Are you still able to be mine?" Danny Radio February 16, 2013This week on Danny Radio: Danny plays love songs since it is the season of love. He also tells you his favorite pick-up lines.Playlist:Joy Division-"Love Will Tear Us Apart" from Love Will Tear Us Apart Jack White-"Love Interruption" from BlunderbussThe Black Keys-"Lonely Boy" from Lonely Boy Cake-"Short Skirt/Long Jacket from Comfort EaglePixies-"Here Comes Your Man" from DoolittleThe White Stripes-"Fell In Love With A Girl" from White Blood CellsFranz Ferdinand-"No You Girls from Tonight: Franz FerdinandThe Cure-"Lovesong" from DisintegrationEdward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros-"Home" from Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic ZerosThe Smiths-"There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" from The Queen Is DeadBen Folds-"The Luckiest" from The Best Imitation Of Myself: A Retrospective The Beatles-"Something" from SomethingElvis Costello-"Let Me Tell You About Her" from NorthOfficial Run Time: 1:00:16Click here to download and listen to this lovely podcast:Are You Still Able To Be Mine? Danny RadioThank You For Listening!!!
Blunderbuss Swan Hunt Blunderbusses are strange guns and the people who enjoy shooting them are perhaps even stranger, including me. When I first saw one advertised in Sportsman’s Guide I knew that I would need to get it and wring it out. The .54 caliber gun was shot at outdoor writers’ conferences in Mississippi and Tennessee, hunted small game and … Read more about this episode...
FeedBack w. Wes Nyle. EP19. Jack White. 07.13.12July 9th marked the birthday for one of Detroit’s most notable musicians, a player who simultaneously revolutionized and resurrected true American Blues, but never let one type of music define who he was or who he would be collaborating with.In the documentary It Might Get Loud Jack White stated that Son Houses’s Grinnin In Your Face is his favorite song of all time. The grit and simplicity of this song may shed light on the why White uses tried and true techniques to keep his relatively fresh concepts in a lo-fi time capsule.White started banging on a drum set at age 6, and mulled around the garage rock scene of Detroit for years, contemplating where his overactive drive lead him. His Catholic upbringing would find him as an altar boy in younger years and nearly bring him to a seminary in Wisconsin, with aspirations of becoming a priest. His musical mind would eventually get the better of him when he realized that the school may not let him play his new amp in the dorms.In 1997 Jack created The White Stripes, a highly stylized two piece, with his now ex-wife Meg White, known for their simplistic writing and garage band static. The early years of the band created rumors about what the true relationship was between Jack and Meg. And in 2003 as the duo’s infamy continued to expand, Wayne Coyne and The Flaming Lips touched on the hype, and insanity that surrounded The White Stripes, on the song titled Thank You Jack White.Two years down the road Jack’s creativity and thirst for collaborative art would help cast the mold for The Raconteurs: a legit four piece featuring two members of the Greenhornes, bassist Jack Lawerence and precisionist Patrick Keeler. The band’s first full length was recorded in the home of the bands 4th member, Brendan Benson: a multi-instrumentalist and successful solo artist. Both Raconteurs albums claimed gold success in the UK.2009 was the year of the super group, bringing the US rock genre powerhouses like Dead By Sunrise, Atoms For Peace, Tinted Windows, and Them Crooked Vultures. Jack White was not going to be left out. Even if the band didn’t admit to being labeled as a super group it was hard to deny The Dead Weather combined the talents of Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age, Allison Mosshart of The Kills and the other “Jack” Jack Lawrence. White and Allison credit Captain Beefheart as a major influence on the band’s sound as did the band I featured a couple weeks back Jukebox The Ghost. Here’s a taster of that influence.It wasn’t till his 37th year on this planet; White would use his partners in musical genius to help create his solo album Blunderbuss. This new album defines what White is through and through. The album uses almost exclusively 1st takes with limited track doubling, coupled with recording done using analog tape, and ribbon mics. The signature sound brings forth exactly what White wants. A warm tone that sounds best played from vinyl. A vinyl that can be purchased from Jack’s record store/ label 3rd Man Records. Marketing ploy or not a thank you is deserved to a man who cherishes American music at its greatest and stopped at nothing to shine a beacon on what great music sounds like and how it is created.Happy Birthday Jack White.Tracks Heard In This Podcast: Grinnin In Your Face – Son House Let’s Build A Home – The White Stripes The Hardest Button To Button – The White Stripes Thank You Jack White – The Flaming Lips Store Bought Bones – The Raconteurs Cut Like A Buffalo – The Dead Weather BlunderBuss – Jack White
show#44206.16.12Part2 of "TWIN TOONS"Sean Costello - Double Trouble (Cuttin' In 2000)James Blood Ulmer - Double Trouble (Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions 2001)James Brown - I Don't Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up the Door I'll Get it Myself) Pt.1 (50th Anniversary Collection 2003)Kapt. Kopter And The (Fabulous) Twirly Birds - I Don't Want Nobody (Kapt. Kopter And The (Fabulous) Twirly Birds 1972)Sam & Dave - Wrap It Up (The Platinum Collection 2007)The Fabulous Thunderbirds - Wrap It Up (Tuff Enuff 1986)Jeff Beck - Freeway Jam (Blow by Blow 1975)John Butch Band - Freeway Jam (at The Wizard's 19??)ZZ Top - Blue Jean Blues (Fandango 1975)Melvin Taylor with Lucky Peterson - Blue Jean Blues (Rendezvous With The Blues 2002)Cream - Politician (Wheels Of Fire 1968)Nick Moss & The Flip Tops - Politician (Privileged 2010)The Blasters - I'm Shakin' (The Blasters 1981)Jack White - I'm Shakin' (Blunderbuss 2012)Captain Beefheart& The Magic Band - Nowadays A Woman's Gotta' Hit A Man (T1972)he Spotlight Kid Treat Her Right - Hit a Man (Tied to the Tracks 1989)Treasa Levasseur - God's Song (Broad 2012)Randy Newman - God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind) (Sail Away 1972)Spinner's Section:more twin toonsDr. John: don't get around much anymore (3:37) (Duke Elegant, Parlophone, 1999)Electric Kings: don't get around much anymore (2:54) (Not For Sale, MW, 1995)Dr. Feelgood: looking back (1:59) (Be Seeing You, United Artists, 1977)Monti Amundson: looking back (2:23) (I See Trouble, Me & My, 1996)Big Sugar: stop breaking down (4:12) (-, Provogue, 1992)Blue Bishops: stop breaking down (4:10) (Deep, self-release, 2002)Little Willie John: need your love so bad (2:13) (Free At Last, Rare Bid, 1976)Robert Palmer: need your love so bad (2:13) (Drive, Universal, 2003)Robben Ford: lovin' cup (4:34) (Supernatural, Stretch/Blue Thumb, 1999) Paul Butterfield Blues Band: lovin' cup (2:44) (The Original Lost Elektra Sessions, Elektra, 1995)Roy Buchanan: you can't judge a book by the cover (3:23) (Dancing On The Edge, Alligator, 1986)Nighthawks: can't judge a book by looking the cover (6:10) (Blue Moon in Your Eye, Rolling Storm, 2006)
In this episode I will be reviewing Jack White's debut solo album Blunderbuss.
This week Lando and I are discussing a wide range of topics, starting out with what finally put me over in deciding which TV survivalist I like better. After that, we move into the awesomely alternative Alzheimer's helmet that Terry Pratchett is using before talking about the new WETA blunderbuss and whether Steve Jobs has the right to alter the truth about his health. Finally, we discuss the big presidential inauguration and what it means to us, if anything. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk
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