Podcast appearances and mentions of bonnie rait

I've got a hot one for you this week! On this episode I'm talking to none other than the legend himself, Mr. Brian Ray. Brian is best known for playing guitar with the absolute powerhouse that is Sir Paul McCartney for the last 20 years. But his credits don't stop there! Brian also played with the fabulous Etta James for 14 years and shared the stage or collaborated with the likes of Keith Richards, Carlos Santana, Bonnie Rait, Smokey Robinson, Peter Frampton and many, many more. On this episode, Brian gives us a bit of an inside scoop on his career, gives advice to up and coming musicians, shares some incredible stories and a whole lot more. Enjoy it folks! Get more info on Brian from his website HERE https://www.brianray.com/music Support The Show And Connect! The Text Chat is back! Hit me up at (503) 751-8577 You can also help out with your gear buying habits by purchasing stuff from Tonemob.com/reverb Tonemob.com/sweetwater or grabbing your guitar/bass strings from Tonemob.com/stringjoy Release your music via DistroKid and save 30% by going to Tonemob.com/distrokid Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1991, Bonnie Rait released a song entitled “Somethin' to Talk About.” It became her highest ranking song on the billboard lists - topping out at #5. This song also became instrumental in helping her win a grammy. The song addresses rumors that had been going around about two people being secret lovers.…

#hiphop #rap #bluesguitar #snoopdogg #pimp While cruising and performing on the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise, Mark sits down with Fillmore Slim the legendary bluesman, and grandfather of HIP HOP. He has toured the greatest blues, soul, R&B, and jazz artists including Sly and the Family Stone, BB.King, Dinah Washington, Ike and Tina Turner, T-Bone Walker, Holly Maxwell, Sista Monica, Guitar Shorty, Etta James, Frankie Lee, J.J. Malone, Johnny Guitar Watson, Joe Louis Walker, Rick Estrin, Bonnie Rait, the Allman Brothers Band, and Chris Cain. Rappers such as Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Ice Cube, Ice-T, and Frank Stickemz pay homage to him in the lyrics their songs. He has influenced an entire generation of young artists with his music & lyrics, and trend setting fashionable style. In 2017 he was crowned the Godfather of Hip Hop at the West Coast Hip Hop Awards, Oakland, CA. and inducted into the Black Music Hall of Fame as a music icon.

For our newest episode we let loyal listener Timothy chose and what an episode it is! He went for a "newer one" from season 31 that originally aired in 2019, Marge the Lumberjill. In this one Marge discovers a new interest in Timber Sports and leaves her family behind to pursue her dream, as she travels to Portland. Don't worry the family isn't far behind and we get some great laughs at Portland's expense. We also get in on the action as we discuss: - Who is Cori thinking about and is it weird? - Shaming Canadian journalists - Spot on impressions - More Riverdale storylines than we asked for - What's Boner from Growing Pains up to these days - Looking back to 2021 - Bonnie Rait lyrics - Our Recommendations - Cori: The documentary Brats on Hulu - Bryan: Unfrosted on Netflix - Patrick: The New Star Wars series The Acolyte Want to reach out to us here's how you can do it: Email: soitscometothispod@gmail.com Instagram: @soitscometothis_pod Facebook: @soitscome2this Web: radpantheon.com

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 315 (Part 2 of 2): Funk, soul, jazz and pop guitarist-singer-songwriter-producer-arranger Charles Julian Fearing, who among his long list of credits served as a member of Ray Parker's band, Raydio.  His extensive sessions work includes stars Michael Jackson, Herb Alpert, Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers, Johnny Mathis, The Crusaders, Nancy Wilson, Joe Cocker, Deniece Williams, Jeffrey Osborne, New Edition, Teena Marie, George Duke, Ray Charles, the Spinners, the Temptations, Dionne Warwick, Patti Labelle, Barry White, Bonnie Rait, Tina Turner and Celine Dion. In all, he has performed, written and/or produced more than 250 gold and platinum records. Other credits include movie and TV soundtracks, and commercial jingles. RECORDED OCTOBER 2023 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 315 (Part 1 of 2): Funk, soul, jazz and pop guitarist-singer-songwriter-producer-arranger Charles Julian Fearing, who among his long list of credits served as a member of Ray Parker's band, Raydio.  His extensive sessions work includes stars Michael Jackson, Herb Alpert, Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers, Johnny Mathis, The Crusaders, Nancy Wilson, Joe Cocker, Deniece Williams, Jeffrey Osborne, New Edition, Teena Marie, George Duke, Ray Charles, the Spinners, the Temptations, Dionne Warwick, Patti Labelle, Barry White, Bonnie Rait, Tina Turner and Celine Dion. In all, he has performed, written and/or produced more than 250 gold and platinum records. Other credits include movie and TV soundtracks, and commercial jingles. RECORDED OCTOBER 2023 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

Back in the early 1900s, the town of Allensworth became the first California town founded, financed and governed by Black Americans. The fertile Tulare Lake region should've been a utopia for the Black doctors, professors and farmers who settled there. But historic power dynamics left them, and the Allensworth community today, on the losing side of many water and land use questions. Now, as the Sierra snowpack melts and floods the Tulare Lake Basin, communities like Allensworth are uniquely vulnerable to flooding. Reporter Teresa Cotsirilos visited Allensworth earlier this spring to learn how residents are coping. Plus, when you think of California rockers from the 1970s, bands like the Eagles or Journey might come to mind. You probably don't picture an interracial band of women — some of them Filipina-American and queer — from places like Sacramento and Folsom. Fanny was the first all-female rock band to release an album on a major label, breaking ground for women musicians like the Go Gos, the B52s, and Bonnie Rait. In fact, Fanny released five albums by 1974, but today, a lot of people haven't heard of them. A new documentary film screening at CAAMFest in San Francisco follows band members nearly 50 years later as they record a reunion album. Sasha Khokha spoke with June Millington, Fanny's lead guitarist, and film director, Bobbi Jo Hart, about the band's legacy, the film and why age is just a number.

Sara Jane Ho is an etiquette coach currently living in China.  Her new show Mind Your Manners is available on Netflix. We chat about the Grammy winners, throat goat representation, Bonnie Rait vs. Nicki Minaj, we learn about Chinese social media, how to peel and eat different fruits with a knife and fork, we get quizzed on male etiquette, Eastern medicine, and Western table manners, can you teach an incel, the tiered rating system of Chinese cities, eating bull penis, what it's like dating American men, and Chris throws a few manner-based questions her way too. twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans  instagram.com/sarajaneho --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howlonggone/support

In this week's episode, we recap Music's Biggest Night (The Grammys.) Congrats to Beyoncé on becoming the most decorated artist in Grammy history, to Kim Petras on becoming the first transgender woman to take home an award, to Lizzo, Harry, and Bonnie Rait! Speaking of performances, a suspected Chinese spy balloon was shot down after entering U.S. airspace. A 7.8 magnitude earthquake and several aftershocks struck southeastern Turkey, causing more than 3,452 deaths. If you are considering donating, here is a list of organizations (courtesy of Time Magazine) to look into that are providing aid: UNICEFThe White HelmetsTurkish Red Crescent (Türk Kızılay) …International Rescue CommitteeSave the ChildrenGlobal GivingProject HOPEWe are a week into Black History Month and each year the Association for the Study of African American Life and History chooses a different theme. This year is "Black Resistance."Learn more about them here: https://asalh.org/Finally, in your Good News Corner: 9-year-old Bobbi Wilson was doing her part to rid her neighborhood of those pesky lantern flies before a neighbor called the police. She's now being recognized for her efforts by Yale's School of Public Health. Follow the podcast: https://instagram.com/giveourtakehttps://instagram.com/uniqueny_https://instagram.com/wendywildradio

FULL SHOW POD | Tuesday is off the a flyer after Queen B swept the Grammys, unfortunately we're not that familiar with Bonnie Rait. Ash is infatuated with Busta Rhymes performance so the Music Man himself has gone to the lab to run some tests. The Brisbane Broncos have staked their claim in the Battle of Brisbane and we're all here for it, meanwhile Smarter than Suse gets derailed by some gremlins. Bon apetit! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here in Episode 91 of the No Name Music Cast, it is Joy's turn to pick the topic and she chooses to talk about Women who Rock!We talk about Joni Mitchell, Wanda Jackson and Bonnie Rait to name only a few.We also speak about Amy Grant, Joy is confused with Flamenco guitars an we take a deep dive on Guy Fawkes! Thanks for listening, and don't forget to 'Like' our page on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/NoNameMusicCast/And Follow us on Twitter!https://twitter.com/NoNameMusicCast 

In her 15th visit to our program best selling author and now #YahooFinance senior columnist Kerry Hannon always brings energy, sensibility and love. She is a rock and roll fan, a Bonnie Rait fan (she talks about a concert she just attended by Bonnie) and a fabulous human. She cares, her books are the best and she just brings it every time.Learn more about Kerry at her website: https://www.kerryhannon.comIn this episode be listening for these key words:- Futurist- Your Inner MRI- Zina and Ellie- #YahooFinance and her work there- theRFZIf our message motivates you, please subscribe, share, and also check out our new RFZ YouTube Page! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfkwozl82u1ZuBpjWcHNx0QFor more information please visit https://www.tommattshow.com

It all happened quite naturally: Joey and David were born into Winnipeg music royalty, they each separately fell into careers as hotshot sidemen, eventually joined forces as The Bros. Landreth, paid their dues by clocking endless miles on tour, and won global acclaim (as well as a Juno Award) with their very first album.   But it's been far from effortless for the brothers, who have always painstakingly pursued their own musical path. It's a path that's led them to craft a signature sound as a band; one built around supple musical savvy, with rootsy and candid songwriting at its core, and all draped in the kind of gorgeous vocal harmonies that you can only get from family. It's also a path that's caused them to be on the road virtually non-stop for well over a decade! The last few years, though, have seen The Bros. Landreth shift gears in remarkable, often painful, and entirely exhilarating new ways. Their 2022 album Come Morning is the product of a period of soul-searching that was brought on by the ravages of the road, the sudden and terrifying stillness of the pandemic era, and also by the next generation of Landreths! Both Joey and Dave became fathers, right around the same time, in the lead-up to creating this album.   Come Morning has been hailed as an artistic breakthrough across the roots music world. And there's one other 2022 release that's been rather astounding for the brothers, as well: one of their biggest musical heroes covered a Bros. Landreth song! In fact, roots music titan Bonnie Rait not only recorded a song of theirs, she made it the lead-off track and first single from her own long-awaited 2022 album.   We caught up with the Bros' guitar player and chief lead vocalist Joey Landreth during a short respite from the intercontinental Come Morning release tour, in a brief break between the European leg and the October 2022 jaunt that sees them blaze through Alberta and beyond. At home in Winnipeg, Joey reflects on their magical musical hometown; early influences ranging from their dad to Bach to NoFX; the struggle to find identity and meaning though music; the demons that inhabit this new album, writing about being a survivor of sexual abuse; having your mind blown by being a dad; feeling inspired to approach life and music with a child-like sense of wonder; what it's like hearing your hero play a song that you and your brother wrote; and creating an album that's all about getting through the proverbial dark night of the soul, striving toward the sunshine after the rain.

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Podcast del programa Submarino Amarillo 2.0, emitido en Radio Círculo el 25 de Marzo de 2022. Hoy descubrimos novedades de Bonnie Rait, Stereophonics, The Districts, Band of Heathens, Bill Fury y Michael Kiwanuka, y recordamos joyas de Mull Historical Society y Seahorses. Rescatamos tesoros enterrados por el tiempo, como Hawaii 5-0, Thin Lizzy y Gary Lewis & The Playboys, y escuchamos uno de los primeros grandes hits de los Beatles: She Loves You. Gracias por viajar con nosotros rockeros subacuáticos. Con Andrés Jiménez e Iván Ramos.

You could say that the guest this week puts a SMILE on our faces and that we have been SOUR waiting to have her back. This week we brought noted and now third-time guest Kelsie Full back to the pod to talk about one of her favorite artists, Bonnie Rait. The album we reviewed? Grammy award-winning album "Nick of Time". Other topics we dive into? Music/concert movies, Shonda Rhimes, and more. We hope you learn some things and enjoy!! @kelsfull @theehren @therealsestsimon @boporfloppodcast

Stephanie gets a little behind-the-scenes exclusive from Peter D Harper about the album, the band, and the tour. We talk didgeridoo playing and aboriginal homage and moving to Detroit and experiencing seasons and being number 3 on the Billboard blues chart twice against the likes of James Taylor and Bonnie Rait. Harper and Midwest Kind is an award-winning Australian singer/songwriter. His latest release, "RISE UP," profoundly expresses Harper's creative use of the harmonica and the haunting drone of the didgeridoo with underlying melodies. Ticket are available for their show at The Music Room on March 26th Their tour will bring them to Cisco this summer on Nantucket and in New Bedford, so this is a band you will hear more from this summer. #capecod #lemonadio #didgeridoo #harperandmidwestkind #blues #musicroomcapecod #lemonadioradio #listenhappier #music --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

Los Galgos Fantasmas, desde Pittsburg, nos recuerdan que, casi siempre, todos tenemos algo de culpa en lo que nos pasa, aunque no lo queramos admitir o sea más fácil echar la culpa al otro u otros. Las tres siguientes canciones son versiones de NRBQ, un oscuro grupo neoyorquino de finales de los 60, cuyo bajista Joey Spampinato anda pasándolo mal (¡ay, la sanidad USA!) y, entre otros, Bonnie Rait (gran versión), Los Lobos (gran grupo) y The Nils (gran país, Canadá, jaja) le homenajean a ver si sacan algo de moneycare. Y damos la bienvenida a Brinsley Schwarz, uno de los héroes de nuestros héroes de la new wave que publica disco con ambientes suaves pero rockers. Ariel Posen y los siguientes andan de americana eléctrica, como Nathaniel Rateliff y su banda, los Night Sweats o Los Cruzados de LA, más rockblues boogie. Deb Ryder es blues de Chicago actual, con brotes soul y de ritmo y blues y Dirty Honey es rock duro melódico, como fueron en alguna canción los Metallica, que ahora cubren sus amigos, Chris Stapleton entre otros.Ghost Hounds, Half My FaultBonnie Raitt, Green LightsLos Lobos, Every Boy, Every GirlThe Nils, That's AlrightBrinsley Schwarz, Storm In The HillsBrinsley Schwarz, He takes your breath awayBishop Gunn, Nothing To LoseAriel Posen, Did You See It ComingNathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, SurvivorCruzados, Long Black CarDeb Ryder, Just Be CarefulDeb Ryder, I'm Coming HomeDirty Honey, The WireChris Stapleton, Nothing Else Matter Visita nuestro Facebook y déjanos tus peticiones, comentarios, canciones...O escríbenos un email aquí.

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It might be “Too Soon To Tell” whether or not Enjoy An Album will go down in history as the greatest music podcast of all time, but whether you're a “Real Man” or “Nobody's Girl”, there's something to enjoy in this week's episode. Liam and Christopher listen to Bonnie Raitt's tenth studio album Nick Of Time, one of the shining jewels in the treasure chest of adult contemporary country. They talk sobriety, middle age, sitcoms, VH1 and the artist formerly known as Prince. All that and more on episode nine of Enjoy An Album with Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail! Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7shi4G560wBcVlG5JDNPEb?si=178f2e401e474723

"Mercy Rising" The California born singer/songwriter Maia Sharp wrote her first song at 5, so it’s no surprise that over the years her compositions have been recorded by—and by the way this is going to be a murderers row of talent, so get ready—Bonnie Rait, Keb Mo, Cher, Art Garfunkel, Paul Carrack and Trisha Yearwood. More Maia Sharp resume items: and mind you, this is a partial list: she’s toured all over the U.S. and the UK, she’s appeared on NPR’s All Things Considered, CBS Early Morning and the Today Show, she’s an adjunct professor at NYU’s Summer Songwriter workshop and she’s been writing for Songwriting with Soldiers where active duty service members team up with songwriters who help them turn their stories into songs. Sharp has put out nearly ten solo albums and her newest is Mercy Rising. Filled with poeticism, wisdom, and observational grace, Mercy Rising is a moving collection that’s a perfect balance of elegance and intensity. In this conversation Maia talks about recovering from COVID, the power of Bonnie Raitt and what it was like to step into a songwriting castle with Jane Siberry and Jules Shear and get down to business. Oh, and we have a super psychic moment about Louise Goffin….listen for it! www.maisharp.com https://www.maiasharp.com/shop https://www.instagram.com/maiasharpmusic/ www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com

On this weeks podcast Simon speaks to Martina Flaherty from Loughrea. Martina is a singing teacher, a sound and voice therapist and facilitator, a professional Singer-Songwriter and musician and also a radio presenter on Loughrea community radio. She tells us about her life so far in the arts and how she passes that on to younger generations. Martina also sings us a wonderful song on the show. Don't miss it! Bio Martina Flaherty is a Singer Songwriter From Loughrea Co Galway .   Her Music fuses elements of traditional folk music, blues, Soul and funk with an energetic handmade rock sound and powerfull vocals. With influences like Nikka Costa , Bonnie Rait , Chaka Khan , and Skunk Anansie to mention a few .  .  She is no Stranger to the music scene and is a well known face in the Galway circuit having performed with various Bands like Charis ,Lazy Blues , Belladonna , Tom Portman and Lucia Evans .   She came second in "The UK Song writing Contest" in 2009 with an original song called " Maybe "   www.wearelistening.org/winners_ssa.php?year=2009... - United States . One of her original songs “Lover “ recently won 2nd place in The Jazz category 2011 of The International Songwriting Contest America  with over 16,000 entries from 112 countries and received an Honarable mention with her song “The Dream “ in The Performance category  http://www.songwritingcompetition.com/winners . She was winner of The Allingham Song contest 2017 She has also written two songs for Polish Singer Magda Navarette which are featured on Magdas Album “Iman “. Herself and her 12 year old Daughter Rhianna also Won Tg4s “Feis And Blood” Series last year , a Competition to find Irelands most talented Faimily . They won the Final, performing an original song “The Dream “ and a Jennifer Holiday song called “And I am telling you “ .  She Launched a Single last April called “Make it Easy “ with all the proceeds goin to Goal which can be downloaded on Itunes under the name Martina.  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TransformationThroughSoundVoice Website http://www.martinaflaherty.com Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/5swqRDwsBS5yxEzC39L0S4?si=Jerk21ASRoedRD1tdFC6FQ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/Martinaflaherty     Support us!

Mia Celeste Dyson (born 1981) is an Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. She has released six studio albums. Her second, Parking Lots won the ARIA Award for Best Blues and Roots Album at the ARIA Music Awards of 2005. Since 2013, Dyson has concurrently released music under the name Dyson, Stringer & Cloher with Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher. Mia has also toured all over Australia and internationally. Performing with other artists such as Frank Zappa's band The Mothers Of Invention, Ani Di Franco, Deborah Conway, Ella Hooper, Eric Clapton, Jeff Lang, Stevie Nicks, Chris Isaak, Bonnie Rait as well as performing at major music festivals around the world: East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival, West Coast Blues & Roots Festival, Falls Festival, Womadelaide, NXNE (Canada) and Edinburgh Festival (Scotland). At the ARIA Music Awards of 2003 it was nominated for the ARIA Award for Best Blues and Roots Album. Connect with Mia: http://www.miadyson.com/ To get a free download of Mijo's music: https://www.mijobiscan.com/freemusic To get a limited edition, signed CD of Mijo's latest album Golden Moment, head to: https://www.mijobiscan.com/gmcd A video version of this podcast is available at http://www.youtube.com/user/MijoBiscanMusic/Videos Please 'like' the podcast, subscribe, review it and leave us a comment below. Thanks for listening. Stay golden. Mijo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mijobiscan/message

In episode two of Topliner we chat to Nashville-based songwriter, Maia Sharp, whose work writing with Bonnie Rait, Carloe King, and Art Garfunkel has seen her gain wide critical claim. We talk about her musical inspiration, heartfelt composition, and are treated to two live performances from Maia, one of which is a sneak peek from her upcoming record.

John Prine utterly transformed the acoustic music community. His wit, spirit, and genius will be missed. So today, we're honoring John Prine by looking at 6 awesome John Prine covers. In addition, you'll get some bonus recommendations! All of these John Prine covers are performed by incredible musicians. Some may not seem like they drew inspiration from John Prine, but they absolutely did...especially after seeing these covers performed. The first John Prine cover is "Paradise" performed by Roger Waters of Pink Floyd. This cover is beautiful and sincere. Huge thanks to Roger Waters for sharing this with the world. If you like that song, there are a few other musicians who have covered it. Darell Scott & Tim O'Brien, Dwight Yoakam, and Johnny Cash have all put out covers of "Paradise." Each one of these John Prine covers provides a different take and interpretation of the song, proving how multi-faceted Prine's music was. The second John Prine cover is "Hello in There" performed by Joan Baez. The more I listen to "Hello in There," there more the emotional weight hits me. Specifically, this cover by Joan Baez is so beautiful. In fact, it's one of her most requested songs when she plays concerts! If you like this song and want to see the full range of influence John Prine had, check out the covers by David Allan Coe, 10,000 Maniacs, and Jefferey Foucault. The third John Prine cover is "Sam Stone" performed by John Paul White. While this specific cover I feature in Acoustic Tuesday, I broke my rule of keeping to tribute covers. However, I think this cover just cannot be ignored. John Paul White is an incredible singer who captures the haunting, troubling essence of this incredibly well-told story. For other covers of this tragic John Prine song, check out Swamp Dogg, Bob Gibson, and (again) Johnny Cash. Interestingly enough, Johnny Cash actually had trouble with some of the lyrics in the song, so be sure to watch the video to catch that! The fourth John Prine cover is "Souvenirs" covered by Trey Hensley. I'm always excited when I have the chance to hear Trey Hensley sing. His cover of "Souvenirs" highlights both his excellent voice and John Prine's ability to do some next-level wordsmithing. For other covers of "Souvenirs" be sure to check out The Country Gentlemen's Recording and Steve Goodman's recording on the album Affordable Art. The fifth John Prine cover is "Angel from Montgomery" performed by Simon Flory. Simon is a friend of mine from a while back, and he had a great story tied to this song. What I like about Simon's cover is that it is authentic, raw, and real. Funny enough, Simon was also a featured artist back on Acoustic Tuesday #91. If you like this song, definitely check out the Bonnie Rait cover, as well as John Denver's and Susan Tedeschi's covers. The final John Prine cover I want to feature is "Unwed Fathers" performed by Sarah Jarosz. This specific cover is super awesome because, for starters, I love Sarah's voice. I also dig the octave mandolin. It definitely has a unique tone! You can really here the care and attention she puts into this song, so thanks for sharing it with us Sarah! For all of the show notes and links to the videos, be sure to visit https://acousticlife.tv/at140/ !!! ★ Request your invite to Tony's Acoustic Challenge today: https://tonypolecastro.com/al-request-invite/?ref=INVITE&src=AL ★ All show notes and links: https://acousticlife.tv/at140/ ★ Get the show: https://tonypolecastro.com/get-acoustic-tuesday

Today’s guest is An “unharnessed force of light and energy.” HRG is an up-and-coming West Michigan singer-songwriter who oozes soul, blues and rock with spine-tingling passion. Like many shining stars, growing up she found herself standing out more than fitting in. Describing herself as the one-time “black sheep” of her high school choir, Graves remains staunchly individualistic in her approach to music, which encompasses blues, rock, folk, funk, bluegrass, country and hip-hop. She insists she was “born to sing to the world … to shake things up, twist ’em around and turn ’em upside down” “I’ve been singing since I could speak.” Graves says. “ It’s like this energy force that comes from way deep down that I can’t really ignore … just an unharnessed force of light and energy, and just happiness and joy. I can’t really see myself doing anything else besides singing for the rest of my life.” She’s a songstress and empath who has discovered the greatest service to depression and anxiety, is her service to others. Like so many of us, her heart wept heavy tears with the recent passing of John Prine, who she was first introduced to through Bonnie Rait’s version of “Angel From Montgomery”. Hannah Rose Graves continues to embrace The Great Pause, with her weekly living room lullabies, inspired in part by her time working with children, and continued effort to bring comfort and joy to all those, who are staying home.

This week, Z. speaks with Bonnie Bishop - the fierce singer/songwriter raised in Texas and Mississippi with a powerhouse voice shaped by decades of singing in smoky bars, cutting confessional Americana gems that have won her a Grammy for her songwriting, and gained her a growing legion of fans nationwide. Like her hero Bonnie Raitt, sometimes it takes an artist six records into her late thirties for anyone to take notice. And sometimes it takes a painful divorce to create a song that would be recorded by Bonnie Raitt and help Bonnie Bishop win the Grammy. No, Bishop's life didn't change overnight - reality is usually much more sobering than the fantasy of winning big in music. But, Bonnie knows she is winning now. Things are really happening - people respect her and the road is moving - and fast. And sometimes that's the scariest thing of all.

Sometimes it happens, we've all been there, the dreaded BREAKUP!! Whether you are peeling yourself off the (pop) kitchen floor or jumping on the couch with middle finger in the air, a great breakup song on repeat can really cure the lonely nights!!! Jeff and Lesley dissect a recent and a classic breakup song. They discuss the synths and sonics behind Lauv's snap happy " Fuck Im Lonely" the duet with Anne-Marie off his recent EP "How Im Feeling " . They nervously chat about the story behind the writing and recording of Bonnie Rait's ultimate tear jerker " I Cant Make You Love Me" and also throw in a few added tracks from their Spotify breakup play list!!! Also discussed : - Michael Pollack - Michael Matosic - Anne- Marie - Clean bandit - Julia Michaels - Brian McKnight - The Cardigans - Vocal Sampling --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/popkitchenpodcast/support

In this episode we are joined by Neil Fallon of Clutch. Neil talks to us about the Weathermaker Vault Series, the influence of ZZ Top, touring with Killswitch Engage, keeping an original lineup intact, lyric writing process, Tom Waits, re-recording old Clutch songs, playing albums in their entirety, his thoughts on WestWorld, Bonnie Rait, Nikola Tesla, SpongeBob and more. We kick off the episode with a song from Scattered Hamlet, look ahead to the Grind CD Release Party, and talk Clutch. Thanks for listening, and please share! #clutch #podcast #allkillernofiller This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Last in Line, LA Guns, the Iron Maidens, Vixen and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

This mix is all about our women artist.  We have Joss Stone, Anita Baker, Bonnie Rait, Xscape, Shirley Murdock, Nancy Wilson and more.  Most songs will be familiar, but a few will be ones that I like :-) Hope you enjoy,  Dj Shizz

Michael J Deller, member of the Budos Band and founding member of Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires stops by to talk about the journey from musician to composing scores, filming Luke Cake scenes, touring the World with Charles Bradley, and getting his 6 year old daughter to play violin on the my new film's soundtrack. We also cover the meaning of, "Los Barbudos", Fidel Castro’s baseball team, Bonnie Rait fallng in love with Charles Bradley, working in analog on the Postales soundtrack, raising 2 daughters, Joe’s Shanghai food, and Jenny Deller as the coolest sister in the world. She's a wonderful filmmaker. (Future Weather, Claire in Motion) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americanfilmmaker/support

In this week's Music History, Marty Miller looks at the final week in August. In 1977, three lads tried to steal Elvis Presley's body! in 1994, Oasis released Definately Maybe. In 1975, Free guitarist, Paul Kossoff died for 35 minutes! Meawhile, in 1989, Izzy Stradlin was in big trouble on a plane. In 1984, Prince's Purple Rain came out. In 1990, Jacksown Browne, Bonnie Rait and Stevie Wonder sang Amazing Grace together. It was a busy week in music history!

Lisa Sanders was once signed with an indie label, which gave her the gift of an indie mindset. Her latest release Shiver is her eighth CD.  She's worked alongside The Truckee Brothers, Lucinda Williams, Bonnie Rait, Al Green, BB King, and Babyface among others. Our conversation covers the San Diego music scene, touring, the thought process behind her career decisions, tips for fellow artists, her good friend and musical companion Brown Sugar, working to help the homeless, and more. Her music is as soulful and delightful as her personality. Please enjoy. SHOW NOTES LisaSanders.com Lisa on Facebook Jeff Berkley, Berkley Sound Amy Killingsworth, Amy & Gary's House Concerts Java Joe's Lee Coulter Ray Prim Tom Meny The Archies Steve Wozniak Signs of Humanity Steph Johnson The Epic, by Filmmaker Dustin Begovich RESOURCES FOR MUSICIANS The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by RobonzoGrowth Farming the Seth Godin Way, a FREE ebook by D Grant Smith More resources for musicians

Lisa Sanders was once signed with an indie label, which gave her the gift of an indie mindset. Her latest release Shiver is her eighth CD.  She's worked alongside The Truckee Brothers, Lucinda Williams, Bonnie Rait, Al Green, BB King, and Babyface among others. Our conversation covers the San Diego music scene, touring, the thought process behind her career decisions, tips for fellow artists, her good friend and musical companion Brown Sugar, working to help the homeless, and more. Her music is as soulful and delightful as her personality. Please enjoy. SHOW NOTES LisaSanders.com Lisa on Facebook Jeff Berkley, Berkley Sound Amy Killingsworth, Amy & Gary's House Concerts Java Joe's Lee Coulter Ray Prim Tom Meny The Archies Steve Wozniak Signs of Humanity Steph Johnson The Epic, by Filmmaker Dustin Begovich RESOURCES FOR MUSICIANS The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by RobonzoGrowth Farming the Seth Godin Way, a FREE ebook by D Grant Smith More resources for musicians

If you aren’t familiar with the California Honeydrops they are a 7 piece ensemble that started as a busking duo. It’s been 11 years since multi-instrumentalist Lech Wierzynski and percussionist Ben Malament were two dudes in the Oakland subway system. Since then they have grown into that big band, put out 5 studio records, and 1 live one, opened for the likes of Bonnie Rait, BB King, Buddy Guy, and Dr.John. They blend several influences from Bay area R&B, funk, soul, to delta blues to so much more. This sonic pot pourri offers a great soundtrack to your day, and what must be an absolutely body shaking live performance. Show Notes: **First Song:** 00:45 – Call It Home **Interview Begins:** 04:43 **Extro Song:** 26:18 - Good Good Lovin' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Memphis Type History: The Podcast, Caitlin and Rebecca each pick a new favorite lady who left an impact in Memphis history to talk about. Turns out, they both picked musicians!   Elizabeth Lizzie Douglas (aka Memphis Minnie) First up, Caitlin tells us about Elizabeth Lizzie Douglas (who we refer to as Minnie), a blues guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, recording about 200 songs from the 20s to the 50s. People claim she was the most popular female country blues singer of all time, comparable to any man musician of the time. Elizabeth was born in 1897 in Algiers Lousiana, and moved to Walls, Mississippi with her family when she was seven years old. The next year she was gifted a guitar and by ten years old learned to play the banjo and began performing with her guitar, as "Kid Douglas" at parties. In 1910 when she was 13 she went off to live on Beale Street, playing on street corners, staying with the folks when she was short on cash. There, she partnered up with Willie Brown, who is most famous with working with Charlie Patton. They headed to Bedford, Mississippi, a place that we assume to be well known for tourism in the time. Next, Minnie joins the circus! The Ringling Bros. Circus 1916-1920 to be exact. But 1920 she returns to Beale Street, to perform on the streets again. It's believed she married her first husband Will Weldon in the early 20s as well. More well known was her second husband, Wilbur Kansas Joe McCoy, a blues singer from Mississippi. In 1929 a Columbia Records scout discovered them while they were out performing for dimes. They went of to New York City where the nicknames, Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe became established. They played duets together, playing well known songs such as "Bumble Bee." Minnie was super independent and elegant, chewing tobacco while singing and not missing a beat. By the 1930s, Minnie was very successful, went on tours and met her third husband, Little Son Joe, and began recording with him. When 1941 came, she picked up the electric guitar, and received her first hit "Me and My Chauffer Blues." Unfortunately, she didn't keep up with the trends of the late 40s and was dropped from the record labels. Caitlin then goes over the end days of her life, she was one of the first 20 artists to be inducted in the blues foundation hall of fame, and Bonnie Rait paid for her headstone. Listen to the episode to hear what she had written on it.   Julia Ann Amanda Moorehead Britton Next up, Rebecca talks about another famous musician Julia Britton, later known as Julia Britton Hooks. Julia was born in 1852 from freed African American parents in Kentucky. Her mother, Laura Marshall, was the daughter of Thomas F. Marshall, the Kentucky Statesman. She was also a well-educated and well-known singer and musician. This gift of musical talent was passed down to Julia. In fact, Julia was recognized a music prodigy, performing some of the most complex piano pieces. We discover that this family was overall well respected. Julia's younger sister became the first African-American physician in Kentucky, her brother was a famous jockey, and Julia, at 18, enrolled at Berea College, making her one of the fist women of any race to attend college in the state of Kentucky.  How Julia Came to Memphis In 1872 Julia moved to Greenville, Mississippi. She taught school and soon met and married Sam Wertles but lost him the following year to Yellow Fever. After his passing, she moved to Memphis in 1876. Memphis was the musicians paradise and this is where she came to be known as the "Angel of Beale St." Memphis is also where she met and married Charles Hooks, and it was a city they both greatly invested in. Julia was not hesitant to actively protest against racism and inequality, leading her to occasionally get arrested and fined. On occasion was in 1881 when she was arrested at a Memphis theater for sitting at the "white balcony" and refusing to move to the "colored balcony".  Some of Julia's Greatest Contributions In 1883, Julia and Anna Church opened the Liszt-Mullard Club to create opportunities in education for the black youth of the South. With the creation of this club, she was able to raise money to provide musically gifted black students to study music on a scholarship. In 1891 she founded and became a charter member of the Orphans and Old Folks Home Club on Hernando Street where she'd purchased 25 acres. Three years later she had raised enough money giving concerts to pay off that debt. The purpose of the organization was to provide accommodations for orphans and elderly African-American women. In 1892, Julia founded the Hooks School of Music and the Hooks Cottage School in response to the poor public education that black youth received in Memphis. The Hooks School of Music produced distinguished student musicians such as Sidney Woodward, Nell Hunter, and W.C. Handy.  For full show notes go to memphistypehistory.com/ladies2

Tone Moment Archive Episode with JD Simo

Part 3 with the legendary Pat Hayes of Lamont Cranston Blues Band! We discuss: opening for the Rolling Stones, touring with Bonnie Rait, leaving a legacy, fishing, etc. Enjoy!

Part 2 of 3 with Pay Hayes of the iconic MN blues band, Lamont Cranston! We discuss: Dan Akyroyd, Sugar Blue, touring with Bonnie Rait, etc. Enjoy!

En el programa de hoy de "Carreteres Secundaries" teneis un menú musical muy especial. Comenzamos con unos entrantes Blues de la mano de Bonnie Rait, además de los sonidos mestizos de Counting Crows. Como primeros platos os damos a elegir entre lo nuevo de Florence + The machine, Norah Jones o la delicia de Russian Red, y continuamos con el plato fuerte a discernir entre Radio Birdman, Mumford & Sons y Guadalupe Plata. Para acabar lo hacemos con excelente postre sonoro, de la mano de los fantáticos California Honeydrops. Pero si lo tuyo no es elegir, porque lo quieres todo, escucha las dos horas del nuevo episodio radiofónico de "Carreteres Secundaries" edición planetaria y mueve tus caderas. Estamos en Radio Nava, itunes, ivoox y en facebook. Contactanos en: carreteressecundaries@gmail.com

He's been referred to as "Cult Icon," "Urban Word Man," "Groove-Master," "the Underground King of LA," "dancer extraordinaire," "the modern day Sammy Davis, Jr." "One Cool Cat," "Cool to the Bone," "the Svengali of Sensuality," and "the best kept secret in the music "The coolest cat working in Hollywood," as quoted by the Los Angeles Times, pretty much sums it up. Add to that, "Toledo has learned from the best and it shows in his performance," "The show is top notch and really must be experienced" and "...but it's apparent where he is: establishing himself as one of the hottest acts in modern music." He went on to work as a choreographer and dancer for recording artists including Janet Jackson, Sammy Davis, Jr., Paula Abdul, Diana Ross, The Pointer Sisters, Bonnie Rait, The Mask, Al Green, the Isley Brothers, George Michael, Smokey Robinson, Toni Braxton, and Kathy Sledge, and directors such as Antoine Fuqua, David Fincher, Dominick Scena, Thierry Mugler, Rupert Wanewright, and Charles Whitenmier. His choreography of Us3's "Cantaloup" video earned him an MTV Video Award nomination.

Jamal Batiste is one of many musical seeds of New Orleans's own Batiste Family. He is a producer and an exceptionally talented drummer, who has been playing drums since the age of three. Jamal earned his specialized degree in Jazz Studies from the University of New Orleans. Jamal has performed in the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival since the age of five. He performed with the Batiste Brothers Band and had his own show in the Kid's tent, Congo Square stage, Fox 8 stage, and the Acura Stage. He's toured in Africa, Japan, Canada, Europe, and USA with international bands such as Los Hombres Calientes, Jon Cleary and AMG, The Wild Magnolias, and a host of others. Jamal's rhythmical tone is a Gumbo of funk, rhythm and blues, Latin, gospel, second Line, rock, soul, classical, and jazz that has inspired and mesmerized his fans and supporters of all ages. For his first project, Jamal recorded and executive produced his father's first solo album, “New Orleans Is Coming Back” by David Batiste & the Gladiators. For his second project he produced a compilation album called “The Unorthodox Drummer: The First Assemblage,” that's in stores and online (iTunes!). He has shared the stage with international artists such as Drake, Lalah Hathaway, Ledisi, Anthony Hamilton, Bonnie Rait, Musiq Soulchild, Yolanda Adams, and many more. He's currently recording and performing with his fire band, Jam-All!

Jamal Batiste is one of many musical seeds of New Orleans’s own Batiste Family. He is a producer and an exceptionally talented drummer, who has been playing drums since the age of three. Jamal earned his specialized degree in Jazz Studies from the University of New Orleans. Jamal has performed in the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival since the age of five. He performed with the Batiste Brothers Band and had his own show in the Kid’s tent, Congo Square stage, Fox 8 stage, and the Acura Stage. He’s toured in Africa, Japan, Canada, Europe, and USA with international bands such as Los Hombres Calientes, Jon Cleary and AMG, The Wild Magnolias, and a host of others. Jamal’s rhythmical tone is a Gumbo of funk, rhythm and blues, Latin, gospel, second Line, rock, soul, classical, and jazz that has inspired and mesmerized his fans and supporters of all ages. For his first project, Jamal recorded and executive produced his father’s first solo album, “New Orleans Is Coming Back” by David Batiste & the Gladiators. For his second project he produced a compilation album called “The Unorthodox Drummer: The First Assemblage,” that’s in stores and online (iTunes!). He has shared the stage with international artists such as Drake, Lalah Hathaway, Ledisi, Anthony Hamilton, Bonnie Rait, Musiq Soulchild, Yolanda Adams, and many more. He’s currently recording and performing with his fire band, Jam-All! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support