Podcast appearances and mentions of bo ramsey

Blues legend Bo Ramsey plays a rare Linn County show Oct. 12 at the Ideal Theater, with Joe and Vicki Price. The show will mark one of the very few times Bo and Joe have performed on the same bill since the two played together in the seminal Iowa Blues Band, Mother Blues, back in … Continue reading

Show #1029 Beardo's Birthday Bash 2023 01. Robin Sylar (ft. Wes Race) - Shot Time (4:11) (Tricked Out, Topcat Records, 2004) 02. Jason Ricci & New Blood - Rocket Number 9 (10:37) (Rocket Number 9, Eclecto Groove Records, 2007) 03. Magic Sam - Everything Gonna Be Alright (2:54) (45 RPM Single, Cobra Records, 1958). 04. Leo Kottke - Vaseline Machine Gun (3:18) (6 and 12-String Guitar, Takoma Records, 1969) 05. David Migden & the Twisted Roots – I WSH U HRM (4:18) (Lit Up Like A Fruit Machine, self-release, 2022) 06. Papa George – Blackjack (Jenny Fairfax mix) (3:16) (Down At The Station, self-release, 2006) 07. Barry Venn's False Pretences – Crossroads (4:54) (True Lies, Intuition Records, 1997) 08. Virgil & the Accelerators - Silver Giver (8:49) (The Radium, Mystic Records, 2011) 09. Carlos del Junco & Bill Kennear - Big Road Blues (4:57) (Blues, Big Reed Records, 1993) 10. Rory Block - Big Road Blues (3:12) (Mama's Blues, Rounder Records, 1991) 11. Bonnie Raitt - Big Road (4:00) (The Lost Broadcast: Phildelphia 1972, Leftfield Media, 2010) 12. Walter Trout - Brother's Keeper (7:01) (Blues For The Modern Daze, Provogue Records, 2012) 13. Sérgio Bap - Kitungo Blues (2:07) (Soundcloud, self-release, 2014) 14. Sue Foley - Run (4:03) (The Ice Queen, Stony Plain Records, 2018) 15. Bo Ramsey (ft. Mark Knopfler) - Wounded Dog (3:58) (How Many Miles, self-release, 2022) 16. Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Can't Let Go (4:03) (Seesaw, J&R Adventures, 2013) 17. Ali Farka Touré & Ry Cooder - Amandrai (9:26) (Talking Timbuktu, World Circuit Records, 1994) 18. Jeff Beck - Head for Backstage Pass (2:44) (Wired, Epic Records, 1976) 19. Sugar Pie Desanto - Can't Let You Go [1961] (2:45) (In the Basement: The Chess Recordings, Chess Records/UMG, 2018) 20. Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - Tribute to Elmore (2:07) (Blues Anytime Vol 1: An Anthology of British Blues, Immediate Records, 1968) 21. Frankie Miller – The Devil Gun (3:38) (Frankie Miller … That's Who! The Complete Chrysalis Recordings 1973-1980, Chrysalis Records, 2011) 22. Guy Tortora – Willie Dixon (6:13) (Prodigal Songs, Turtledove Records, 2011) 23. Frank Zappa (with Mike Douglas Orchestra) - Black Napkins (4:12) (The Mike Douglas Show, October 28, 1976) 24. Ezra Collective - Live Strong (7:36) (Where I'm Meant To Be, Partisan Records, 2022) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

The swampy Americana songwriter, singer, and guitarist, covered by Keith Richards, Irma Thomas, and Sonny Burgess, has traveled a twisted road from juke joints in Monroe, La., and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop to his Nashville home. Out on a string of dates with the Iguanas, he joins the band on a night off to issue a communiqué from the tour, in the first installment of a two-part episode. As KG says, they’re just trying to get to Memphis. Topics include a Midwestern tour, a procedure, solo acts, West Monroe, South Omaha, West Memphis, “Jungle Boogie,” a band director, marching bands, Jorie Graham, poetry, the punk ethos, an Elvis impersonation, live performance, Bo Ramsey and the Sliders, Freddie King records, meeting X, John Doe’s beer, Todd Rundgren’s cake, and much more. Intro music: “The Trucker Takes A Wife” by Styler/Coman Outro music: “Deuce and a Quarter” from “Down to the Well” by Kevin Gordon Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Big Island Jazz and Blues Festival Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Kevin Gordon Facebook Kevin Gordon Instagram Kevin Gordon Homepage

#655 - Bo Ramsey The Bo Ramsey Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Bo Ramsey's music sits at the intersections of blues, folk and rock. A singer-songwriter, concert and recording artist, as well as producer, Ramsey is an inductee of the Iowa Blues Hall of Fame and the Iowa Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame. He's released several solo albums and has also served as a record producer for Lucinda Williams, Joan Baez, Iris DeMent, Ani DiFranco and Elvis Costello. Singer & actor Jeff Bridges covered his song “Either Way” on his second studio album. Bo Ramsey performed on such television shows as The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien and is closely associated with singer-songwriter Greg Brown. In addition to producing and performing with Greg Brown he appeared on A Prairie Home Companion with him in 1999. IF I may say something real quick, it would be thank you to all of the contributors who keep The Paul Leslie Hour going. You can be among them, simply go to http://www.thepaulleslie.com/support Thank you to everyone who is contributing, and thanks to each and every listener. There's no time like the present. Let's start the show. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

My guest today is Adam Krinsky a Mixer/Engineer in Minneapolis, MN. He owns and runs a studio in St. Paul, MN called Bellows. In his 15 years of music, he has been a Producer, Engineer, Mixer, FOH Mixer, Tour Manager, Manager, and Educator.  Adam's career started after graduating from the Institute of Production and Recording in Minneapolis. He was hired by the owner and co-founder Tom Tucker as his assistant engineer at Master Mix Studios. In parallel to working in a big fancy studio, he was also moonlighting in a small punk rock basement studio called Vaudeville. A million dollar studio during the day, a Mackie and 57's at night. Krinsky started working at a local guitar shop called Twin Town Guitars which is where he met many of the local musicians.  In 2006 he recorded and mixed an album called A Detail of Soldiers by The Alarmists which received local recognition. Since he has never been without a project to mix. Over the years Adam has worked on albums for artists like Bo Ramsey, Mason Jennings, The Pines, Kill The Vultures, Sadistik, and Peter Wolf Crier to name a few. These artists range in genre's from Blues and Folk to Hip-Hop to Indie Rock.  Somewhere along the way, he was asked to go on the road. Reluctantly he eventually tried it out and found a second passion in touring. He's since mixed FOH for artists like Iris DeMent, Mason Jennings, Har Mar Superstar, Marijuana Deathsquads, The Pines, and Trampled by Turtles to name a few. He has also taught at a few recording schools and was a field mixer for the 6th Season of Jersey Shore. These days Krinsky is either mixing in his studio or on tour with Trampled by Turtles. Thanks so much to Evan Bakke for making our introduction! Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% https://JZmic.com Use coupon ROCKSTARS to get 20% off The Pop Filter https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off https://carltatzdesign.com/Mixroom-Mentor http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/71uDzwTG14iEN7SrrGGEdo?si=bdf5ac9fb3144505 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/307

Iowa troubadour and multi media artist Chad Elliott is back for his second Tasty Brew Music podcast episode. He is one of the most gifted people I've ever encountered during my many years of supporting the arts. His songs have been a mainstay of the Tasty Brew Music Radio Show since it's inception in 2010. As a reminder… or by way of introduction… Chad has an academic background in the fine arts and is an accomplished painter, sculptor and illustrator. He is a prolific songwriter and accomplished guitar picker. As you'll hear in this conversation, all of his artistic skills were brought to bear in order to survive and thrive during the Covid-19 pandemic. Chad celebrated the release in May 2021 of his 25thfull length album – “Singing River”…a dream project recorded with some of the original “Swampers” Spooner Oldham and David Hood at the iconic Fame Recording Studio in Muscle Shoals Alabama… the place where music legends Etta James, Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin and many others laid down some of the most renowned songs in popular music. He traveled to Muscle Shoals with famed Iowa musician and producer Bo Ramsey who lent his signature sound on guitar. The new Americana/roots/blues mix that arose in Singing River is exactly the sound Chad was hoping to create. Chad believes, as I do, that it is possible to survive and thrive in the Heartland as a creative generative artist. He walks that walk and talks that talk every single day. Enjoy my conversation with my friend … Chad Elliott.

In the next edition of The Roadhouse, nearly one-third of the hour is filled with Roadhouse debuts. Ron Thompson, Mojo Buford, Bo Ramsey, Kat Riggins, and Jimmy Maddox are all in the hour. New friends, old friends - both performers and listeners - all roll together into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 806th Roadhouse.

In the next edition of The Roadhouse, nearly one-third of the hour is filled with Roadhouse debuts. Ron Thompson, Mojo Buford, Bo Ramsey, Kat Riggins, and Jimmy Maddox are all in the hour. New friends, old friends - both performers and listeners - all roll together into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 806th Roadhouse.

In the next edition of The Roadhouse, nearly one-third of the hour is filled with Roadhouse debuts. Ron Thompson, Mojo Buford, Bo Ramsey, Kat Riggins, and Jimmy Maddox are all in the hour. New friends, old friends - both performers and listeners - all roll together into another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 806th Roadhouse.

The Jokerman, the voice of the underworld and the honkiest of honky tonk are all on the show.Through connections we travel from the darkest of americana to the most jovial, music from: The King Dukes, Anais Mitchell, Gregg Brown, Bo Ramsey, Kevin Gordon, Willie Dixon, Bob Dylan, The Grateful Dead, The McLovins, The Meters and Alan Jackson feat Jimmy Buffet

Salty Dog's DYNAMO Podcast, March 2019 Visit: www.salty.com.au This time around we generate some sparks with our own blues DYNAMO. Too good to miss. Yep, tracks from Lachy Doley, Selwyn Birchwood, Robert Plant, James McMurtry, Paul Oscher, Alejandro Escovedo, Jamie Smith's Mabon, Uncle Tupelo, Fiona Boyes, Guy Forsyth, Chris Wilson, Foreday Riders / Ray Beadle, Jessie Mae Hemple, Blues Arcadia, The Flood, John Mayall, Joakim Tinderholt, Jerome Godboo, Rolling Stones, Halfway, Dan Parsons, Bo Ramsey, Matt Walker. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. ** Lachy Doley Group / Give It But You Just Can't Take It / Make or Break 2. Selwyn Birchwood / Trial By Fire / Pick Your Poison 3. Robert Plant / 21 Years / The Inner Flame - Tribute to Rainer Ptacek 4. James McMurtry / Tired Of Walking / The Sugarhill Years 5. Paul Oscher / Mean Disposition / Knockin On The Devil's Door 6. Alejandro Escovedo / Suit Of Lights / Burn Something Beautiful 7. Jamie Smith's Mabon / Croeso Loan / The Space Between 8. Uncle Tupelo / Slate / Anodyne 9. ** Fiona Boyes / Party At Red's / Voodoo In The Shadows 10. Guy Forsyth / Temperature / Needlegun 11. ** Chris Wilson / Go Go Gaugin / Spiderman 12. ** Foreday Riders w. Ray Beadle / The Lights Are On / Ridin With Ray 13. Jessie Mae Hemple / Go Back To Your Used To Be / Get Right Blues 14. ** Blues Arcadia / Bad Boogaloo / Carnival of Fools 15. ** The Flood / Black Eyed Girl / Blood Red Ties 16. John Mayall N Bluesbreakers / Burned Bridges / Road Dogs 17. Joakim Tinderholt / Another Rainy Day / You Gotta Do More 18. Jerome Godboo / Fortune Teller / Sanctuary City 19. The Rolling Stones / Under My Thumb / Aftermath 20. ** Halfway / Hard Life Loving You / Any Old Love 21. ** Dan Parsons / Made My Bed / Sunday Morning Cinema 22. Bo Ramsey / No Place To Go / Stranger Blues 23. ** Matt Walker / Jesus Gonna Make It Alright / Live At The Rainbow

A lot of great Iowa Blues artist tonight.   The legendary Jon East, Big Sister, Bo Ramsey, Bob Pace, Catfish Keith, Craig Erickson, Chicago Rick Lussie, Carol Thomas, Joe Price, Jono Smith, Taz Grant, Madam Jules, and The Bad Boys of the Blues.  Great show!!!!  Lots of Iowa Blues, and Rock and Roll hall of famers.   Enjoy!!!!!!! Tom Gary

This week we mark the passing of Lonnie Brooks with a family set. I've also got blues from all over the place. I've got Godboogie, Bonnie Bishop, Bo Ramsey, Mr. Sipp, and Stevie Silver in the hour ahead. Toronto, Texas, Iowa, Mississippi, and Boston. Just like the blues, the artists in the hour are from all over. And, they're certainly all over another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 632nd Roadhouse.

Kevin Gordon's narrative began in Monroe, Louisiana, where he "grew up the son of well-intentioned, but backsliding parents. I was a very confused young man." Like many other children of the 1970s who fit that description, Gordon wrote poetry and discovered skate-boarding and punk rock despite being weaned on the region's early rock, blues, honky-tonk and rockabilly sounds. He sang in a high school band whose repertoire was entirely Ramones and Sex Pistols covers. But his own fusion of words and music ignited after a girlfriend's parents gave him a guitar and he discovered the more literate and worldly compositions of the influential Los Angeles roots-punk outfit X.In the late-'80s Gordon moved to Iowa City, where he studied poetry and graduated with a masters degree from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. At the same time, he became indoctrinated in the world of the working musician. Gordon graduated from blues jams to playing guitar in a regionally touring band led by Bo Ramsey. When Ramsey took a hiatus, Gordon began fronting his own group and writing his own songs, which he's continued to do for more than 20 years.It helps for a songwriter to love music and language. Gordon lives for that collision. For his latest collection, 'Long Gone Time,' Gordon returns to his native Louisiana for inspiration - and that feeling that you can go home, but change is inevitable. Listen to performances and conversations captured at Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York.Accompanied by Steph Graham on bass and backing vocals. 

Kevin Gordon's narrative began in Monroe, Louisiana, where he "grew up the son of well-intentioned, but backsliding parents. I was a very confused young man." Like many other children of the 1970s who fit that description, Gordon wrote poetry and discovered skate-boarding and punk rock despite being weaned on the region's early rock, blues, honky-tonk and rockabilly sounds. He sang in a high school band whose repertoire was entirely Ramones and Sex Pistols covers. But his own fusion of words and music ignited after a girlfriend's parents gave him a guitar and he discovered the more literate and worldly compositions of the influential Los Angeles roots-punk outfit X.In the late-'80s Gordon moved to Iowa City, where he studied poetry and graduated with a masters degree from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. At the same time, he became indoctrinated in the world of the working musician. Gordon graduated from blues jams to playing guitar in a regionally touring band led by Bo Ramsey. When Ramsey took a hiatus, Gordon began fronting his own group and writing his own songs, which he's continued to do for more than 20 years.It helps for a songwriter to love music and language. Gordon lives for that collision. For his latest collection, 'Long Gone Time,' Gordon returns to his native Louisiana for inspiration - and that feeling that you can go home, but change is inevitable. Listen to performances and conversations captured at Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York.Accompanied by Steph Graham on bass and backing vocals. 

Kevin Gordon's narrative began in Monroe, Louisiana, where he "grew up the son of well-intentioned, but backsliding parents. I was a very confused young man." Like many other children of the 1970s who fit that description, Gordon wrote poetry and discovered skate-boarding and punk rock despite being weaned on the region's early rock, blues, honky-tonk and rockabilly sounds. He sang in a high school band whose repertoire was entirely Ramones and Sex Pistols covers. But his own fusion of words and music ignited after a girlfriend's parents gave him a guitar and he discovered the more literate and worldly compositions of the influential Los Angeles roots-punk outfit X.In the late-'80s Gordon moved to Iowa City, where he studied poetry and graduated with a masters degree from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. At the same time, he became indoctrinated in the world of the working musician. Gordon graduated from blues jams to playing guitar in a regionally touring band led by Bo Ramsey. When Ramsey took a hiatus, Gordon began fronting his own group and writing his own songs, which he's continued to do for more than 20 years.It helps for a songwriter to love music and language. Gordon lives for that collision. For his latest collection, 'Long Gone Time,' Gordon returns to his native Louisiana for inspiration - and that feeling that you can go home, but change is inevitable. Listen to performances and conversations captured at Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York.Accompanied by Steph Graham on bass and backing vocals. 

Kevin Gordon's narrative began in Monroe, Louisiana, where he "grew up the son of well-intentioned, but backsliding parents. I was a very confused young man." Like many other children of the 1970s who fit that description, Gordon wrote poetry and discovered skate-boarding and punk rock despite being weaned on the region's early rock, blues, honky-tonk and rockabilly sounds. He sang in a high school band whose repertoire was entirely Ramones and Sex Pistols covers. But his own fusion of words and music ignited after a girlfriend's parents gave him a guitar and he discovered the more literate and worldly compositions of the influential Los Angeles roots-punk outfit X.In the late-'80s Gordon moved to Iowa City, where he studied poetry and graduated with a masters degree from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. At the same time, he became indoctrinated in the world of the working musician. Gordon graduated from blues jams to playing guitar in a regionally touring band led by Bo Ramsey. When Ramsey took a hiatus, Gordon began fronting his own group and writing his own songs, which he's continued to do for more than 20 years.It helps for a songwriter to love music and language. Gordon lives for that collision. For his latest collection, 'Long Gone Time,' Gordon returns to his native Louisiana for inspiration - and that feeling that you can go home, but change is inevitable. Listen to performances and conversations captured at Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York.Accompanied by Steph Graham on bass and backing vocals. 

Kevin Gordon's narrative began in Monroe, Louisiana, where he "grew up the son of well-intentioned, but backsliding parents. I was a very confused young man." Like many other children of the 1970s who fit that description, Gordon wrote poetry and discovered skate-boarding and punk rock despite being weaned on the region's early rock, blues, honky-tonk and rockabilly sounds. He sang in a high school band whose repertoire was entirely Ramones and Sex Pistols covers. But his own fusion of words and music ignited after a girlfriend's parents gave him a guitar and he discovered the more literate and worldly compositions of the influential Los Angeles roots-punk outfit X.In the late-'80s Gordon moved to Iowa City, where he studied poetry and graduated with a masters degree from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. At the same time, he became indoctrinated in the world of the working musician. Gordon graduated from blues jams to playing guitar in a regionally touring band led by Bo Ramsey. When Ramsey took a hiatus, Gordon began fronting his own group and writing his own songs, which he's continued to do for more than 20 years.It helps for a songwriter to love music and language. Gordon lives for that collision. For his latest collection, 'Long Gone Time,' Gordon returns to his native Louisiana for inspiration - and that feeling that you can go home, but change is inevitable. Listen to performances and conversations captured at Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York.Accompanied by Steph Graham on bass and backing vocals. 

Pieta Brown says that she didn't find the guitar, the guitar found her. The daughter of singer/songwriter Greg Brown, Pieta wrote her first song when she was only three years old. She's come a long way since then, earning a reputation for song crafting. Her most recent CD, 'Paradise Outlaw,' was created with the collaboration of stand-out artists including Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, who also provided Pieta use of his recording studio for the album.The creative restlessness that drives 'Paradise Outlaw' has been a constant in Pieta Brown's life. Born in Iowa, she lived in at least 17 different residences in multiple states during her youth. Her parents separated when she was two, but she grew up surrounded by artists and musicians, absorbing all manner of bohemian artistic influences. By the age of eight, she was writing poetry and instrumental music on the piano, eventually picking up the guitar and merging the two into songs.Pieta visited the Folk Alley studios in Kent, Ohio in November of 2014, with Bo Ramsey joining her on guitar. (Click HERE to read Kelly McCartney's interview with Pieta.)

Pieta Brown says that she didn't find the guitar, the guitar found her. The daughter of singer/songwriter Greg Brown, Pieta wrote her first song when she was only three years old. She's come a long way since then, earning a reputation for song crafting. Her most recent CD, 'Paradise Outlaw,' was created with the collaboration of stand-out artists including Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, who also provided Pieta use of his recording studio for the album.The creative restlessness that drives 'Paradise Outlaw' has been a constant in Pieta Brown's life. Born in Iowa, she lived in at least 17 different residences in multiple states during her youth. Her parents separated when she was two, but she grew up surrounded by artists and musicians, absorbing all manner of bohemian artistic influences. By the age of eight, she was writing poetry and instrumental music on the piano, eventually picking up the guitar and merging the two into songs.Pieta visited the Folk Alley studios in Kent, Ohio in November of 2014, with Bo Ramsey joining her on guitar. (Click HERE to read Kelly McCartney's interview with Pieta.)

Kevin talks about fuel tank roulette, a stolen Chevy Suburban, Clarence Gatemouth Brown’s love of buttermilk, attending the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, playing with Bo Ramsey, old school bandleaders, East Nashville in 1995, Keith Richards recording one of his songs, his… Continue Reading →

T-Bar’s in to take us on a trip to visit the Brown family (Greg, Iris, & the kids), as well as to spin some of his sappy selections. Mudge has the new music and the concert rumours covered.

T-Bar’s in to take us on a trip to visit the Brown family (Greg, Iris, & the kids), as well as to spin some of his sappy selections. Mudge has the new music and the concert rumours covered.

In this edition of The Roadhouse, I'm once again sprinkling in some of the artists from the Mississippi Valley Blues Festival to give you a taste of my weekend. Long John Baldry, James Wheeler, Bo Ramsey, Fiona Boyes, and Robin Rogers lay the foundtion upon which we build another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 229th Roadhouse.

In this edition of The Roadhouse, I'm once again sprinkling in some of the artists from the Mississippi Valley Blues Festival to give you a taste of my weekend. Long John Baldry, James Wheeler, Bo Ramsey, Fiona Boyes, and Robin Rogers lay the foundtion upon which we build another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 229th Roadhouse.

There's no particular place to go in this edition of The Roadhouse - no real plan or theme. There is, however, a solid hour of blues with a surprise around every corner. I've got Lonnie Brooks, Hubert Sumlin, Dave Gross, Bo Ramsey, Erja Lyytinen - just an indication of the variety of artists in the 180th Roadhouse. They may be diverse, but the artists all fit together nicely to form another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 180th Roadhouse Podcast.

There's no particular place to go in this edition of The Roadhouse - no real plan or theme. There is, however, a solid hour of blues with a surprise around every corner. I've got Lonnie Brooks, Hubert Sumlin, Dave Gross, Bo Ramsey, Erja Lyytinen - just an indication of the variety of artists in the 180th Roadhouse. They may be diverse, but the artists all fit together nicely to form another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 180th Roadhouse Podcast.

The 152nd Roadhouse heads down the road to destinations unknown, stopping at every little greasy spoon along the way. The blue plate special this week includes Big George Jackson, Hubert Sumlin, Bee Houston, Z-Da, and Bo Ramsey. Of course, a great meal doesn't happen with morsels alone. There's plenty of other sustenance on the plate to fill you up in this, the 152nd hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The 152nd Roadhouse heads down the road to destinations unknown, stopping at every little greasy spoon along the way. The blue plate special this week includes Big George Jackson, Hubert Sumlin, Bee Houston, Z-Da, and Bo Ramsey. Of course, a great meal doesn't happen with morsels alone. There's plenty of other sustenance on the plate to fill you up in this, the 152nd hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

For the fourth week in a row, the temperatures outside The Roadhouse Studios are well into the 90s, with no less than 80% humidity. In fact, the entire US is gripped in a heat wave that just won't stop. But, the 76th Roadhouse Podcast is like the ice cubes in your sweet sun tea. Bo Ramsey, Boogie Woogie Red, W.C. Clark, Coco Montoya, and Glamour Puss are the cool oases in the heat. With opressive and unchanging weather around The Little Blue House on the Wetlands this week, the summer plan remains unchanged - delivering the full range of blues: the finest blues you've never heard.

For the fourth week in a row, the temperatures outside The Roadhouse Studios are well into the 90s, with no less than 80% humidity. In fact, the entire US is gripped in a heat wave that just won't stop. But, the 76th Roadhouse Podcast is like the ice cubes in your sweet sun tea. Bo Ramsey, Boogie Woogie Red, W.C. Clark, Coco Montoya, and Glamour Puss are the cool oases in the heat. With opressive and unchanging weather around The Little Blue House on the Wetlands this week, the summer plan remains unchanged - delivering the full range of blues: the finest blues you've never heard.

It's the 75th edition of The Roadhouse Podcast - the diamond edition. And, diamonds are a fitting analogy. The world outside The Roadhouse creates great pressure, pushing out all but the purest blues carbon. The result is music that's as tough and beautiful as the world's hardest mineral. This week, the carbon is comprised of Debbie Davies, Bo Ramsey, Steve Arvey, Henry Gray, and Gonstermachers. The Roadhouse Rewound segment will definitely have your toes tapping. And, for the second week in a row, we have audio comments from a Roadhouse listener. Like any good diamond would, the 75th Roadhouse Podcast will leave you with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye.

It's the 75th edition of The Roadhouse Podcast - the diamond edition. And, diamonds are a fitting analogy. The world outside The Roadhouse creates great pressure, pushing out all but the purest blues carbon. The result is music that's as tough and beautiful as the world's hardest mineral. This week, the carbon is comprised of Debbie Davies, Bo Ramsey, Steve Arvey, Henry Gray, and Gonstermachers. The Roadhouse Rewound segment will definitely have your toes tapping. And, for the second week in a row, we have audio comments from a Roadhouse listener. Like any good diamond would, the 75th Roadhouse Podcast will leave you with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye.

We sit down with Cosmic Cowboy and minimalist blues guru Bo Ramsey to talk about the blues, Joe Price and Muddy Waters.

We sit down with Cosmic Cowboy and minimalist blues guru Bo Ramsey to talk about the blues, Joe Price and Muddy Waters.