Podcast appearances and mentions of brian henneman

The Bottle Rockets, Brian Henneman, Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, and me.

Kip Loui has made music in his hometown of St. Louis for years. He's a co-founder of the annual music festival Twangfest, an event that's brought music performers from all over the country to St. Louis for 24 years now. Kip has played in some great bands. Belle Starr, The Rockhouse Ramblers, The Transmitters, The High Dives, In recent years, Kip has teamed up to play and record with Diesel Island, a band whose often rotating lineup has featured Brian Henneman, Mark Ortmann and John Horton, all formerly with The Bottle Rockets. He's also released solo albums, often with his wife, JJ on vocals, guitar and harmonica. I've known about Kip for years, but it was only recently that I realized he lives just a few minutes away. So on one fine evening, here in the outskirts of St. Louis, we had a great talk.The music of Kip Loui can be listened to and purchased here at Bandcamp.Photo by Blackburn PhotographyBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Los Bottle Rockets han hecho oficial que se separan ya que Brian Henneman prefiere estar en casa a componer y hacer giras. El cuarteto de Missouri debutó en el 93 con un álbum homónimo que les incluyó en el llamado alternative country. Han sumado 13 álbumes, el último de ellos Bit Logic de 2018. Quienes, por el contrario, han decidido mostrarse en vivo a pesar de la pandemia son la Tedeschi Trucks Band, que han puesto en marcha las llamadas Fireside Sessions, apariciones semanales que combinan distintas formaciones de la banda, que tiene una docena de miembros habituales. Versiones y temas propios con su habitual poderío. La vitalidad es algo que nunca ha perdido Neil Young, que sigue escarbando en sus archivos. Dentro de sus Performance Series, ha lanzado el álbum Way Down in the Rust Bucket , grabado en directo en noviembre de 1990 con Crazy Horse. Pero el canadiense también sigue dando brillo a su discografía con el segundo volumen de la serie de cajas de sus Archives, que abarca desde 1972 a 1976, una etapa fundamental de su obra. Eso permite recuperar, por ejemplo, su aventura junto a Stephen Stills. También aparece por sorpresa Young Shakespeare, un concierto grabado en enero del 71 con guitarra acústica, armónica y piano. El sonido se ha restaurado medio siglo después. Ayer se cumplieron 35 años de la publicación del mítico álbum de Steve Earle Guitar Town, el que todos consideran su debut discográfico, con el que pasó a ser una especie de abanderado de los neo-tradicionalistas de la época y consiguió una credibilidad que nunca ha perdido con el paso del tiempo. Y el presente más cercano nos lleva hasta el mítico RCA Studio B de Nashville donde se han unido John Hiatt y Jerry Douglas con su banda para completar un álbum como Leftover Feelings y un sonido muy cercano a las raíces. La pasada semana se celebró la conferencia anual de Folk Alliance International (FAI), que en esta ocasión hubo de realizarse a lo largo de sus cinco días de forma virtual. En la última jornada tuvo lugar la ceremonia de entrega de los International Folk Music Awards que dejó algunos momentos muy especiales. Entre los premiados, el álbum del año fue a parar a Long Time Passing del Kronos Quartet y algunos amigos invitados que celebraron la música de Pete Seeger. La canción del año fue para “Peace In Our Hearts”, uno de los cortes de 2020, el último álbum de Eliza Gilkyson, una cantante y compositora nacida en la californiana ciudad de Los Angeles pero que marchó hasta Austin, en Texas, donde ha establecido su base de operaciones, e hija de Terry Gilkyson, una de las grandes leyendas de la música folk. Como fiel reflejo de la diversidad del folclore global, que resulta ser el eje de la FAI, los ganadores como artistas del año fueron el matrimonio formado por Michael Trotter Jr. y Tanya Blount, bien conocidos como The War And Treaty. También se entregaron una serie de distinciones especiales, como el premio a toda una vida, que lleva el nombre de Elaine Weissman, fundadora de Folk Alliance y que fue a manos de Gordon Lighfoot, uno de los grandes supervivientes del género. El People’s Voice * (la voz del pueblo), de este año fue para Jackson Browne. Y en esa ceremonia de entrega de premios hubo un momento muy especial, ya que la FAI incluyó a Manolo Fernández, director y presentador de TOMA UNO, como nuevo miembro de la DJ Hall of Fame, por la que la institución reconoce anualmente a tres DJ de radio con más de 20 años de carrera, que han hecho una contribución destacada en la preservación, promoción y presentación de la música folclórica, y que han demostrado e inspirado el liderazgo en el campo de la radiodifusión. Folk Alliance International, la organización más grande del mundo dedicada a la comunidad y la industria de la música folclórica a nivel global, funciona desde 1989. Tiene su sede central en Kansas City, en el estado de Missouri, en la tierra indígena ancestral de las naciones Osage y Kansa/Kaw, Kickapoo y Očhéti Šakówin. Sus cinco oficinas repartidas por todo Estados Unidos también están ubicadas en tierras de los verdaderos nativos de aquel país: los indios. Escuchar audio

In this slightly shorter episode I talk about music from the Bottle Rockets in light of the announcement of Brian Henneman's retirement from the group, and also give my thoughts on Doctor Who and Star Trek: Picard. I also talk about oatmeal and beer and stuff like that, too. It's a fun one! Check out the companion blog at http://emptychecking.blogspot.com for photos and more stuff (including occasional posts between episodes!) Time Index: 0:00 - Intro - Including Michelob Amber Bock and Oatmeal! 7:10 - Music Break - Born in This Town 7:40 - The Bottle Rockets and the retirement of Brian Henneman 17:46 - Music Break - Falling 18:16 - SCI-FI!!! Doctor Who - 19:07 Star Trek: Picard - 25:37 34:41 - Music Break - Sometimes You Say Goodbye 35:11 - Outro - Including news about my plumbing and The Hobbit Thanks for your support!

Brian Henneman of the Bottlerockets talks to Dale about rock and roll, guitars, and Lou Whitney.

Brian talks about Lou Whitney, fat Strats and the Musical Map of Missouri. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support

My interview with Bottle Rockets guitarist and songwriter Brian Henneman. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support

Brian Henneman, AKA my dad will be going all in, no sugar coating and talking about the recent pandemic 

Is Von real? Is he who he truly who he says he is?! Or is he “good friends” with Tim Tracker? Also, tourists and busses are just the worst combo. Lastly, the knockout game. Also, here’s Von’s interview with Brian Henneman of the Bottle Rockets from a few years ago!   Jerry David DeCicca, “Burning Daylight” (w/ Eve Searls) (Burning Daylight) Jeremy & The Harlequins - “Remember This” (Remember This) Sean Ardoin -- “In It For a Minute” (Kreole Rock and Soul) Whitehorse - “Who’s Been Talking” (The Northern South Vol. 2) Paul Cook and the Chronicles, “Stop” (Single) Anderson East - “Surrender” (Encore) The Lost Wages, “Southern Accent” (Single) Bottle Rockets - “Human Perfection” (Bit Logic) Herbert Bail Orchestra, “Chains” (History’s Made at Night) Birdtalker - “Free Like A Broken Heart” (One) Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter

Step into the world of Songbird Café a unique St. Louis listening experience modeled after the Nashville’s famed Bluebird Café. Ken sits down with Songbird founder and curator Steve St. Cyr to discuss some of Steve’s favorite moments from the past five years of Songbird Shows on the eve of the events sixth anniversary. Check out what listeners have to say about this heartfelt event in a video created by Ken - https://youtu.be/PRbCZTTZgrE Songbird Playlist featured in Conversations with Calcaterra Morgan Nusbaum of Bruiser Queen – I’m Yours (May 2014) - http://bruiserqueenmusic.blogspot.com/ Brian Henneman of the Bottle Rockets - Monday Every Time I Turn Around (Oct. 2012) http://bottlerocketsmusic.com/ Pokey LaFarge - Far Away (Dec. 2014) - http://pokeylafarge.net/ Emily Wallace - Roller Coaster Man (Jan. 2015) - http://www.rawartists.org/emilywallace The Henningsens - Jesus or a Bullet (Dec. 2015) - http://www.thehenningsens.com/ Kip Loui of Diesel Island - Shed a Little Light (Oct. 2016) - https://kiploui.bandcamp.com/ Marshall Chapman - Don’t Make Me Pregnant (Apr. 2014) - http://www.tallgirl.com/ Tommy Womack - Camping on Acid (Apr. 2014) - http://www.tommywomack.com/ Kyle Nachtigal - A Little Bit More (May 2017) - http://kylenachtigal.com/ Fairchild Band – Suffering Fools (Nov. 2014) - http://www.wearefairchild.com/ Stephanie Lambring – Coat of Pain (Mar. 2016) - https://soundcloud.com/stephanie-lambring Elizabeth McQueen of Asleep at the Wheel – Mind of Men (Jan. 2013) Brian Henneman – Misery and Gin (Oct. 2016) - http://bottlerocketsmusic.com/ Ken Calcaterra is proud to discuss the new venture with one of his mentors on this crossover episode with The Creative Stickup - https://soundcloud.com/jeffstevenscreative Keep informed of upcoming Songbird events via http://songbird-stl.com/ Visit Ken @ www.kencalcaterra.com and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Sign up to our mailing list to receive a discount code for Blue Planet Eyewear products. Special Thanks to show sponsors: Dr. Mark Holland – http://chiroandrehab.com/ and http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/ Hobo Cane – Javier Mendoza performs as Hobo Cane. Check out his amazing music at - http://www.hobocane.com/ John Webster, Fine Artist – http://johnwebsterpenandink.com/ American Mallard – A start-up company focusing on improving the experience of DIY painting! Riccardo Hayes has invented an ergonomic paint brush. To check out a demo please email americanmallardbrushes@gmail.com

Todd talks about meeting Skip Litz, stealing a Christmas tree from Kroger, getting arrested in Greencastle, Indiana, a rough encounter with Hunter S. Thompson, meeting Brian Henneman, Bottle Rockets stories, The Monsters Of Tube Socks Tour, his love of Dan… Continue Reading →

Brian talks about making demos with Uncle Tupelo and how those demos lead to a record deal, how the Bottle Rockets were formed, signing a major label deal, meeting Eric Ambel, recording The Brooklyn Side, recording while drunk, being temporarily… Continue Reading →

Brian talks about seeing Sir Douglas Quintet with Jay Farrar and Mark Ortman, meeting Doug Sahm, Doug Sahm stories, the history of Coffee Creek, Uncle Tupelo’s final gig, Jeff Tweedy/Jay Farrar stories, Cheap Trick reaching out to The Bottle Rockets,… Continue Reading →

The Bottle Rockets’ singer talks about his first guitar, meeting Jeff Tweedy and Jay Farrar as kids, Chicken Truck, being an Uncle Tupelo roadie, recording A.M., the first time Wilco heard Trace, the Coug, touring with John Fogerty, disaster gig… Continue Reading →

Back with the Bottlerockets!Interview with Brian Henneman, singer/guitarist for the legendary Bottlerockets. He takes some time to chat with me about thier latest record, the road and grass. Art at homeLaurie joins me as my in-studio guest and we talk about our recent in-home art show. Great party, even better art. Actually, this podcast was edited down from over an hour, we talked about the movie 300, as well as what's happening in the streaming internet radio industry. But, alas, I ran out of time. So I will do another show next week about this streaming radio topic. Please write in and leave me your input on what you think about greedy radio labels charging hobbyists so much to play songs, after they have been paying royalties already...Fucking SUCKS! See the links below and get informed.MY SKYPE IS DOWN, SO IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE A MESSAGE FOR THE SHOW, DO SO ON THE MYCHINGO BOX ON THE SIDE BAR.Music by: The Get Up Kids - Martyr MeThe Bottlerockets - Better Than BrokenMates of State - Good Links:The BottlerocketsThe Get Up KidsMates of StateSavethestreams.orgSavenetradio.org

The Bottle Rocket's lead singer and guitarist Brian Henneman and lead guitarist John Horton joined us at Big Club Hall in St. Louis to talk about their first guitars.

The Bottle Rocket's lead singer and guitarist Brian Henneman and lead guitarist John Horton joined us at Big Club Hall in St. Louis to talk about their first guitars.