Podcast appearances and mentions of bo keys

Tech and the sandwich generation: protecting elders and kids from predatory Big Tech companies Tomaš Dvořák - "Game Boy Tune" - Machinarium Soundtrack Music behind DJ: - "Caring for elders w/tech" Plone - "Plock" - Plock [thanks to DJ Monica] [0:33:16] Music behind DJ: - "Caring for kids w/tech" [0:34:08] The Bo-Keys (featuring Percy Wiggins) - "Stuck In The Middle With You" - Super Hits Of The Seventies - Original Hits, Today's Stars (Wfmu 2012 DJ Premium) [0:53:41] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/142472

Southern Avenue é um quinteto americano de Soul/Blues de Memphis, Tennessee. Formado em 2015, eles tiraram o nome de uma rua em Memphis que da cidade até "Soulsville", que era a casa original da Stax Records (uma das “fábricas” mais férteis e produtivas da história da música negra americana). O líder da banda, Ori Naftaly, cresceu em Israel e veio para Memphis em 2013 para participar do International Blues Challenge. Naftaly tornou a mudança permanente e fez uma turnê pelos Estados Unidos com sua própria banda. Mais tarde conheceu a vocalista de Memphis Tierinii Jackson e sua irmã baterista, Tikyra. Outros músicos se juntaram na formação Southern Avenue. Menos de um ano após sua formação, eles assinaram um contrato de gravação com a Stax Records. Seu álbum de estreia, Southern Avenue, foi lançado em fevereiro de 2017 e incluiu dez canções, nove das quais foram escritas por Naftaly e Tierinii Jackson, A coleção contou com a participação de Luther Dickinson do North Mississippi Allstars e do trompetista Marc Franklin do Bo-Keys. A música da banda: "uma mistura única de vocais soul, com toques gospel e guitarra baseada em rifs de Soul/blues Em 2017, o North Mississippi Allstars convidou a Southern Avenue para apoiá-los em sua turnê "Prayer For Peace". O álbum KEEP ON de 2019 provou ser um sucesso ainda maior, estreando entre os 5 primeiros na parada “Top Blues Albums” da Billboard em meio a aclamação da crítica mundial, finalmente ganhando sua primeira indicação ao GRAMMY® Award, de “Melhor Álbum de Blues Contemporaneo”. O disco apresenta pancadas Funks com irresistíveis grooves de rachar o assoalho, como: “Switchup”, “Jive”, e a faixa título “Keep On”, juntamente com lindas baladas que elevam às alturas a alma de qualquer apreciador devoto do Soul como “Savior”, “Lucky” e “We're Gonna Make It”, além de grandes momentos de flerte com o Blues Rock nas excelentes “The Tea I Sip” e “She Gets Me High”. Em 2017 lançaram Be The Love You Want A banda: Ori Naftaly- Guitar Tierinii Jackson- Vocals Tikyra Jackson- Drums, Back Vocals Daniel McKee- Bass Jeremy Powell- Organ, El.Piano Luther Dickinson- Slide Guitar Marc Franklin- Trumpet Art Edmaiston/ Kevin Houston - Saxofones --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garimpandobolachas/message

Welcome back to the Truth About Recording And Mixing.  In this episode we talk to Scott Bomar of Electrophonic Recording and now the studio manager at Sam Phillips in Memphis TN. Scott came up in Memphis with the band Impala and has had a long career in both recording and creating music for film. His current band the Bo Keys is a collaboration with many Memphis greats past and present. He has worked at Doug Easley Recording, Ardent, Royal, Sam Phillips and continues to carry on the proud tradition of Memphis music making.   The Truth About Recording And Mixing is brought to you by the Fretboard Journal from Crackle & Pop! Studio in Ballard Washington and is supported by Izotope. Get 10% off any Izotope product by going to their website and using the code FRET10 on checkout.   Topics in this episode:   01:20 - The Fretboard Journal announces their Fretboard Summit Aug 25-27 at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago this summer. The Truth About Recording and Mixing will be there! 02:20 - Send us your questions for Mark Greenberg, manager of the Wilco Loft! 03:05 - Listener question from Jeff in Ohio. 04:50 - Welcome Scott Bomar - what's happening now. Moving Electraphonic into the Sam Phillips Recording building and taking on being studio manager there. 08:15 - Scott's path coming up in bands and in studios. His band Impala, working at Doug Easley, recording with Roland Janes at Sam Phillips. 19:20 - More on the history and the setup at Sam Phillips Recording. 26:40 - Forming the Bo Keys and working with Willie Mitchell at Royal Studios. Become assistant engineer under Willie at Royal. Assisting on Al Green's “comeback albums”. 31:55 - The next chapters at Sam Phillips recording. Keeping the huge collection of incredible equipment maintained and available to the studios clients. 37:55 - the history of Electraphonic Recording. 43:45 - Recording strings at Royal Studios 45:45 - Scott's tips for recording drums & horns. Working with Howard Grimes. 49:50 - Working with singer and writer Don Bryant. 61:05 - Upcoming projects - a solo record in the works. 62:44 - Getting into making music for film, Hustle & Flow and what that led to. 75:55 - Why Spectra Sonics? Scott's experiences and the console that will now be installed at Sam Phillips. 88:55 - Impala recording at Conrad Uno's Egg Studio. 93:26 - Thanks everyone! And a special request for submissions.   Gear Mentioned:   RCA 77s, Neumann U47, U48, Neumann Lathe, Universal Audio 176, Universal Audio 101 preamps, Scully, Spectra Sonics, Electrodyne, Studer, Pultec EQ.   

This week on Beale Street Caravan we have soul legend and Fat Possum recording artist, Don Bryant, along with Memphis’ own, The Bo-Keys. Later in the program, we sit down with Don Bryant for an in-depth interview.      

Our own Mark Edgar Stuart interviewed the legendary Memphis producer Scott Bomar at Elcectraphonic studio back in May of 2018. Scott has worked with a multitude of artists in the industry including Al Green, the Bo-Keys, Liz Brasher and many more!  Recorded May 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Director Craig Brewer's films, Hustle & Flow and Black Snake Moan, are just as much about the soundtrack as they are about the film. Thus, Brewer's collaboration with Memphis musician Scott Bomar, only makes sense. Perfect sense, really, given that Bomar's band the Bo-Keys have backed the likes of any number of nearly-forgotten soul musicians in a live setting. Bomar's film work is absolutely fascinating, and it was wonderful to spend some time speaking with him about his work with Brewer, the history of the Bo-Keys, and more. We even got a little bit into his work with his studio, Electraphonic Recording.

Long time friend of the show Howard Grimes came to the studio and brought a friend. Memphis musician Scott Bomar of the Bo-Keys. In this episode, Ric talks with the two musicians about Memphis music and the impact they have made on the scene over the years. Plus, you'll hear some of the music these guys have collaborated on including a tune from Cyndi Lauper's record she made here in Memphis. Also, the scourge of Facebook Messenger. NEXT WEEK: The Italian Job & The Juke Joint Allstars

Je hoort muziek van Paul Carrack, Walter Salas-Humara, The Bo-Keys, Boz Scaggs, Lucero en The Cowboy Junkies. In het tweede uur de beste nummers van The Summer of The 60’s van o.a. Jacques Dutronc, Shirley Bassey, Wallace Collection, Bobbie Gentry en Trini Lopez.

Om 22:00 uur OLM met Mart Smeets op 40UP Radio. Je hoort muziek van Paul Carrack, Walter Salas-Humara, The Bo-Keys, Boz Scaggs, Lucero en The Cowboy Junkies. In het tweede uur de beste nummers van The Summer of The 60’s van o.a. Jacques Dutronc, Shirley Bassey, Wallace Collection, Bobbie Gentry en Trini Lopez.

This week on BSC we feature Scott Sharrard performing with Memphis' own Bo-Keys in Studio A at the Stax Museum of American Soul Music. Hi Records legend Don Bryant joins in for a couple of songs. Also BSC contributor Preston Lauterbach continues his series the Chitlin’ Circuit and The Road to Rock n Roll.

Music from the past

Amanda Anne Platt of The Honeycutters plays tracks from On The Ropes,and talks about West Asheville, and listening to conversations from a songwriter’s perspective. Also on this episode, the new Sara Watkins album, R&B from the Bo-Keys, in-your-face soul from Andre Williams, rock from the Hard Working Americans, the new Ana Egge album, and another extended Allman Brothers jam. "The Honeycutters keep On The Ropes relaxed and conversational (Ep304)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Beth Lee plays tracks from Keep Your Mouth Shut and talks about sticking to a four piece rock & roll band, her quick and dirty video, and never giving up. Also on this episode, new rock & roll from The Hard Working Americans, new R&B from the Bo-Keys, and awesome cover EP from Roosevelt Dime, a new folk album from Bill Mallonee, the new Sarah Watkins album, country music from Ana Egge and lots more. "Beth Lee keeps the rock & roll pure and simple (Ep303)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Soul survivors the Bo-Keys have gone country, y'all. No, not really. Not totally. But they've taken a carefully selected batch of roots oriented, country music songs and re-imagined them as hip-shaking and heart-breaking soul numbers on their new album, Heartaches By The Number, available now on Omnivore Recordings. BSC contributor John Paul Keith is back with us to continue his series, Something On The Side. This week he looks at the Memphis Horns.

Through his affiliation with both Hi and Stax Records, Memphis native Howard Grimes has played drums on countless classic songs. He tells Joe that drumming was his divine calling; and he charts his monumental career, during which he's backed Al Green, Ann Peebles, Rufus Thomas, and many other legendary stars of soul.