Podcasts about Brinsley Schwarz

Here comes the second of two parts featuring some of rock's most celebrated artists who had a penchant for the rich traditions of the corner stone of rock and roll music that leans to the country, including Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale, U2, more Neil Young, more Rolling Stones, Allman Bros, CCR, John Hiatt, Brinsley Schwarz, Nick Lowe, The Who, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Pink Floyd plus a Canadian tribute to them, PLUS a ton of bonus content (making this the most in depth radio show podcast episode yet, with yet another dozen plus rock bands, some of whom are sure to surprise, who found themselves in the country too. I'll give you a hint: Metallica country?!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, suave psicodelia de culto y armonías "Costa Oeste", entre 1969 y 1970. Suenan: MIGHTY BABY - "HOUSE WITH NO WINDOWS" ("MIGHTY BABY", 1969) / TRIPSICHORD - "BLACK DOOR" ("TRIPSICHORD", 1970) / TRUTH - "GETTING BETTER" ("OF THEM AND OTHER TALES", 1969-70) / LOVE - "I'M WITH YOU" ("FOUR SAIL", 1969) / HUMBLE PIE - "HOME AND AWAY" ("TOWN AND COUNTRY", 1969) / WHITE EYES - "A GIRL ON A HILL" ("WHITE EYES", 1969) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "SHINING BRIGHTLY" ("BRINSLEY SCHWARZ", 1970) / COCHISE - "VELVET MOUNTAIN" ("COCHISE", 1970) / UNICORN - "115 BAR JOY" ("UPHILL ALL THE WAY", 1971) / ANNO DOMINI - "JUNE TREMAYNE" ("ON THIS NEW DAY", 1971) / DAVE MASON - "WORLD IN CHANGES" ("ALONE TOGETHER", 1970) / MORNING - "AS IT WAS" ("MORNING", 1970) /Escuchar audio

Sintonía: "¿Donde está Sally? - J.Teixi Band"La mula" y "Lincoln Avenue" - J. Teixi Band; "Surrender To The Rhythm" - Brinsley Schwarz; "Cheque Book" - Legend; "Sintonía nº 2" y "Memphis Boulevard" - J. Teixi Band; "Why Did You Do It?" - Stretch; "She Does It Right" - Dr. Feelgood; "Lo quiero" y "Go-Win" - J. Teixi BandTodas las músicas extraídas de: "Diez de diez / Instrumentales", de J. Teixi Band, y "Surrender To The Rhythm (The London Pub Rock Scene of the Seventies)" (3xCD) (Grapefruit Records, 2020)Escuchar audio

Send us a textThis episode spends time with Nick Lowe, a British performer, who started out with pub rock band, Brinsley Schwarz, and Dave Edmunds' Rockpile. Lowe's solo career has produced a huge bunch of great songs – many of which you've heard, even if you've not heard of him - which have been hits for him AND covered by some amazing people! A suggestion from listener Nick from Victoria, this episode was the most fun we've had for some time! Rock News features some standards – Oasis touring (yeah, right!), a new single and album from The Cure, Ozzy Osbourne inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and The Eagles playing a 10-week residency in Las Vegas.  Yep, more of the same!  Our “Album You Must Listen to Before you Die” is Doggystyle (1993) by Snoop Doggy Dogg.  We decide “Who cares?”.  Instead, we talk about Snoop Dogg's presence in TV and movies since the 90's, including the 2024 Olympics!  References:  Brinsley Schwarz, Dave Edmunds, Rockpile, punk, Oasis, Ozzy, The Cure, Robert Smith, The Eagles, Classic Countdown, Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, Globite travel bag, Nick Lowe, Warren Zevon, ‘6 degrees of Kevin Bacon', Carlene Carter, Johnny Cash, 1001 Albums You Must Listen to Before you Die, Robert Dimery,  Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., Snoop Doggy Dogg, Doggystyle, “What's So Funny ('Bout Peace, Love and Understanding)?”, Jesus of Cool”, “Labour of Lust”, “Marie Provost”, “Lifes Rich Pageant”, REM, Chrissy Hynde, Warren Zevon, alcohol problems, Producer, The Damned, “New Rose”, Elvis Costello, “Basher”, “Bay City Rollers, We Love You”,   Episode Playlist – the music we talked about during this episode Spotify Playlist – Best of Nick Lowe  ________________________________________________Snoop Dogg's Menulog ad Snoop Dogg at the Olympics 1 Snoop Dogg at the Olympics 2 Snoop with Dr Dre 

Send us a textOn this episode, we have a listener pick: Nick Lowe and his 1994 album The Impossible Bird. Nick Lowe has been a topic of conversation several times on This Is Vinyl Tap due to the indelible mark the man has left on pop music. Lowe was a bass player, singer and songwriter of the influential pub rock band Brinsley Schwarz.  He was a member of the the fabulous Rockpile. He is a producer of some note, having worked with countless artists including Elvis Costello, the Pretenders, Graham Parker, and the Damned. And he is one hell of a song writer, penning such timeless tunes as "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding," "Cruel to be Kind," "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass," and "The Beast In Me."Having found himself is a but of a rough creative patch in the late 1980's, his luck changed withe the success "The Bodyguard" soundtrack, which included a cover of "Peace, Love, and Understanding." That gave Lowe the financial freedom to pursue new musical directions and the music buying public were much the richer for it. The Impossible Bird  was a bit of a reboot for Lowe and a different kind of Nick Lowe album; more mature and stripped down, with his vocals front and center. It was not quite country, not quite rockabilly, not quite folk, but a flawless combinations of all of the above. Its a collection of choice covers and fantastic Lowe originals expertly executed by a crack band and easily one of Lowe's finest musical statements that includes some of his most endearing and enduring songs. Visit us at www.tappingvinyl.com.

Old friend of the podcast, Nick Lowe has just released his 15th solo album, Indoor Safari, and he's about to tour with Los Straitjackets. This absorbing conversation looks back at 60 years onstage and takes in the following … … the secret of a long career. … why he resolved “not to get that famous again”. … touring Germany aged 15 in Brinsley Schwarz's dad's Dormobile. … the Small Faces at the village hall in Hornchurch. … to the Six Bells for seven pints with “photographer for all occasions” Jet Harris. … playing Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent in the school band and wrestling with the chords to Cliff's Living Doll. … Kippington Lodge at Ally Pally, New Year's Eve 1968, supporting Joe Cocker, the Bonzos and Amen Corner - “the Grand Canyon with a roof”. … 270 dog walks with his son Roy during Covid and the things they discussed. … the unique magic of working with “America's premier instrumental surf band”. … how ‘I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock And Roll' is now a wedding staple. … and the sole mention of ‘freakbeat' vendors the Fleur De Lys in the history of our podcast. Nick's tour starts at the London Palladium on September 24:https://nicklowe.com/tour-dates/ Order Indoor Safari here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Indoor-Safari-Nick-Lowe/dp/B0D5TXRLDDFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Old friend of the podcast, Nick Lowe has just released his 15th solo album, Indoor Safari, and he's about to tour with Los Straitjackets. This absorbing conversation looks back at 60 years onstage and takes in the following … … the secret of a long career. … why he resolved “not to get that famous again”. … touring Germany aged 15 in Brinsley Schwarz's dad's Dormobile. … the Small Faces at the village hall in Hornchurch. … to the Six Bells for seven pints with “photographer for all occasions” Jet Harris. … playing Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent in the school band and wrestling with the chords to Cliff's Living Doll. … Kippington Lodge at Ally Pally, New Year's Eve 1968, supporting Joe Cocker, the Bonzos and Amen Corner - “the Grand Canyon with a roof”. … 270 dog walks with his son Roy during Covid and the things they discussed. … the unique magic of working with “America's premier instrumental surf band”. … how ‘I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock And Roll' is now a wedding staple. … and the sole mention of ‘freakbeat' vendors the Fleur De Lys in the history of our podcast. Nick's tour starts at the London Palladium on September 24:https://nicklowe.com/tour-dates/ Order Indoor Safari here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Indoor-Safari-Nick-Lowe/dp/B0D5TXRLDDFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Old friend of the podcast, Nick Lowe has just released his 15th solo album, Indoor Safari, and he's about to tour with Los Straitjackets. This absorbing conversation looks back at 60 years onstage and takes in the following … … the secret of a long career. … why he resolved “not to get that famous again”. … touring Germany aged 15 in Brinsley Schwarz's dad's Dormobile. … the Small Faces at the village hall in Hornchurch. … to the Six Bells for seven pints with “photographer for all occasions” Jet Harris. … playing Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent in the school band and wrestling with the chords to Cliff's Living Doll. … Kippington Lodge at Ally Pally, New Year's Eve 1968, supporting Joe Cocker, the Bonzos and Amen Corner - “the Grand Canyon with a roof”. … 270 dog walks with his son Roy during Covid and the things they discussed. … the unique magic of working with “America's premier instrumental surf band”. … how ‘I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock And Roll' is now a wedding staple. … and the sole mention of ‘freakbeat' vendors the Fleur De Lys in the history of our podcast. Nick's tour starts at the London Palladium on September 24:https://nicklowe.com/tour-dates/ Order Indoor Safari here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Indoor-Safari-Nick-Lowe/dp/B0D5TXRLDDFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#elviscostello #lindaronstadt #bozscaggs #bonnieraitt #nicklowe Austin de Lone is an American keyboardist who records and tours with his own bands as well as with other artists, such as Bill Kirchen, Elvis Costello, Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs, Nick Lowe, Commander Cody, and Loudon Wainwright. De Lone grew up in suburban Philadelphia, taking piano lessons at age 12. His early influences included Ray Charles and George Shearing. After stints as a student at the New England Conservatory of Music, Harvard University, and University of California, Berkeley, he moved to Greenwich Village.[3] While at Harvard, de Lone composed the song "One for One," which was the first single released by Linda Ronstadt and the Stone Poneys. Eggs over Easy In 1969, de Lone formed the band Eggs over Easy with Jack O'Hara and Brien Hopkins.[4] In 1970, Chas Chandler persuaded the band to record in London, but those recordings were not released. A four-night-a-week residency at a pub called the Tally-Ho in Kentish Town lasted more than a year. Eggs over Easy played a blend of blues, country, and rock that became known as pub rock. Regular attendees of their shows included members of Brinsley Schwarz and BBC disc jockey John Peel. In 1972, they returned to California and released their first album Good 'N' Cheap produced by Link Wray. The Moonlighters De Lone moved to Marin, California in 1972, where he met Bill Kirchen, who had been performing with Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen. In the late 70s, de Lone joined Kirchen's side-project band, the Moonlighters. Their 1983 album Rush Hour was produced by Nick Lowe. Both de Lone and Kirchen later worked with Lowe and Elvis Costello. De Lone and Kirchen still record and perform together. In 2016, they released their duet album Transatlantica. The Christmas Jug Band De Lone is a member of the Christmas Jug Band, a collection of musicians who have been touring locally each holiday season since 1976, and releasing albums since 1987. The band has included musicians such as Dan Hicks, Tim Eschliman, Jim Rothermel, Lance Dickerson, Brien Hopkins, and Norton Buffalo. Richard de Lone Special Housing Project De Lone coordinates an annual fundraiser for eventual construction of the Richard de Lone Special Housing Project, a residential facility for people with Prader-Willi Syndrome, which de Lone's son Richard is afflicted with. As part of the 2007 event, Elvis Costello reunited with Clover, the band who backed him on his first album My Aim is True.

Brinsley Schwarz met Nick Lowe at school  in the 1960s. They played in various bands with different group names and different members. In 1969, the band took the name of their lead guitarist, Brinsley Schwarz. On their studio albums, all from the 1970s, the band was made up of Brinsley along with Bob Andrews, Nick Lowe and Billy Rankin, with the addition of Ian Gomm on guitar and vocals, starting with their third LP, Silver Pistol. After releasing their final studio album The New Favourites of Brinsley Schwarz, Brinsley and Bob would become part of Graham Parker & The Rumour. Brinsley is not only a fine guitar player and vocalist, he also plays saxophone, keyboards and percussion, and…is also a luthier, working on guitars and amplifiers. These days he's still writing and recording wonderful songs. It was a pleasure…and an honor, to talk with a guitar hero of mine, Brinsley Schwarz.Save on certified Pre-Owned iPhones, Androids, AirPods, Macs, Smartwatches, accessories, and more at Plug Tech. Enter code DJFEY at checkout to help support Frets with DJ Fey by linking from http://plug.tech/DJFEYBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEFind or Sell Guitars and Gear at ReverbFind great deals on guitars, amps, audio and recording gear. Or sell yours! Check out Reverb.comDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Thanks for listening to Frets with DJ Fey. You can follow or subscribe for FREE at most podcast platforms. If you play guitar and are interested in being a guest, or have a suggestion for one, send me an email at davefey@me.com. You can also find information about guitarists, bands and more at the Frets with DJ Fey Facebook page. Give it a like! And – stay tuned…

Con Charles Brown, Tower of Power, Frankie Valli, The Bee Gees, Orquesta Maravella, Block & Crown, Flo Morrissey & Matthew E White, Willy & Willeke Alberti, France Gall, Hermanas Benitez, Nancy Sinatra, Odetta, Bob Dylan, Rick Nelson ft James Burton, Elvis Presley ft James Burton, The Clash, Pretenders, Johnny Moped y Brinsley Schwarz.

Bob  Andrews in conversation with David Eastaugh http://neworleanspiano.com/ http://neworleanspiano.com/minaandbob.html Bob Andrews - I grew up in the thick of the 60's British music scene, beginning my musical career in 1966, and spent thirteen years on the road honing my Hammond organ and piano skills with cult bands BRINSLEY SCHWARZ and GRAHAM PARKER and THE RUMOUR. In the 80's as a producer my credits included “THERE SHE GOES” by The La's and UK top ten hits for THE BLUEBELLS and several STIFF RECORDS artists. At the turn of the 90's I moved to New Orleans, Louisiana, becoming in demand as a live performer. I currently live and work in Taos, New Mexico.

MIGHTY BABY - "I'M FROM THE COUNTRY" ("MIGHTY BABY", 1969) / FAIRPORT CONVENTION - "TALE IN HARD TIME" ("WHAT WE DID IN OUR HOLIDAYS", 1969) / LOVE - "WILLOW WILLOW" ("OUT HERE", 1969) / GRATEFUL DEAD - "BROKEDOWN PALACE" ("AMERICAN BEAUTY", 1970) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "HYMN TO ME" ("BRINSLEY SCHWARZ", 1970) / BADFINGER - "I DON'T MIND" ("NO DICE", 1970) / GARY FARR - "TAKE SOMETHING WITH YOU" ("TAKE SOMETHING WITH YOU", 1969) / TREES - "THE GREAT SILKIE" ("THE GARDEN OF JANE DELAWNEY", 1970) / FAIRPORT CONVENTION - "AUTOPSY" ("UNHALFBRICKING", 1969) / FAMILY - "LIVES AND LADIES" ("ANYWAY", 1970) / TRAFFIC - "WITHERING TREE" ("LAST EXIT", 1969) / JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - "TURN MY LIFE DOWN" ("VOLUNTEERS", 1969) /JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Escuchar audio

In this episode we welcome music writer/photographer turned award-winning TV director Mick Gold and ask him to return to the mid-'70s to discuss pub rock, Bruce Springsteen and the wonderful Let It Rock magazine. Mick explains how he fell in with Let It Rock's "hard-up left-wing intellectuals" after penning a 5,000-word Beatles thesis at Sussex University. We then hear about the magazine and its eclectic agenda, along with our guest's parallel career as a photographer and his 1976 photo-essay book Rock on the Road. This in turn leads to a conversation about the "pub rock" scene that mushroomed in London during Let It Rock's 1972-75 lifespan. Along with Mick's 1975 Dr. Feelgood interview, Mark, Martin and Barney share their memories of gigs by Kilburn & the High Roads and Chili Willi & the Red Hot Peppers. The gradual transition from Pub to Punk is recalled and analysed with passing reference to Mick's 1976 Street Life interview with Patti Smith. The mid-'70s theme takes us into clips from a 2016 audio interview in which Bruce Springsteen talks to Vanity Fair's David Kamp about 1975's breakthrough classic 'Born to Run' — and then to a further discussion of the Boss' inclusion in Jann Wenner's controversial new book The Masters. After Mark quotes from interviews with Dizzy Gillespie, James Brown, Todd Rundgren, Chic and Wham!, Jasper talks us out with his notes on pieces about Nona Hendryx and Rammellzee. Pieces discussed: The Band, Rock on the Road introduction, Bob Dylan at 60, Brinsley Schwarz, Dr. Feelgood, Pub Rock Proms, Bruce Springsteen on 'Born to Run', Dizzy Gillespie, Ike & Tina Turner, James Brown, Todd Rundgren, Chic, Wham!, Bruce Springsteen, Nona Hendryx and Rammellzee.

L'émission 28 Minutes du 21/09/2023 Elvis Costello, le king prolifique de la pop britannique Il est le rocker à lunettes le plus célèbre de la planète : “encyclopédie vivante de la pop”, Elvis Costello débute au début des années 1970 en plein cœur des mouvements punk rock et new wave. Né à Londres au sein d'une famille passionnée par la musique — sa grand-mère et son père sont trompettistes, sa mère, disquaire — il aime “les trucs américains”, les Beatles et Brinsley Schwarz, qui lui donneront envie d'embrasser une carrière de musicien. Souvent récompensé, largement acclamé — notamment avec son groupe The Attractions — il n'a jamais cessé d'expérimenter différents styles musicaux. À l'occasion d'un concert qu'il donne à la Philharmonie de Paris le 24 septembre, Elvis Costello et son pianiste Steve Nieve sont nos invités.  L'Ukraine peut-elle encore compter sur ses alliés occidentaux ? Mardi 18 septembre, le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky s'est rendu pour la première fois à l'Assemblée générale de l'ONU, à New York. S'il a pressé ses alliés occidentaux de soutenir l'effort de guerre — tout en dénonçant une nouvelle fois “le génocide” mené par la Russie — seul Joe Biden a renouvelé son aide de manière claire. Du côté du “Sud global”, la Turquie a déclaré “faire autant confiance à la Russie qu'à l'Occident”, l'Iran a accusé les États-Unis de “jeter de l'huile sur le feu” et le Brésil a réclamé “un espace de négociations” entre les deux pays en guerre. Absent de cette grande réunion, Emmanuel Macron n'a pas non plus réaffirmé son soutien. Alors que la contre-offensive menée par l'Ukraine ne donne pas les résultats espérés, Volodymyr Zelensky peut-il encore compter sur ses alliés ?   Enfin, retrouvez les chroniques de Xavier Mauduit et Marie Bonnisseau !  28 Minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Elisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio.  Enregistrement : 21 septembre 2023 - Présentation : Élisabeth Quin - Production : KM, ARTE Radio

Graham Parker in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.grahamparker.net/Home.html In the spring of 1975, Graham Parker, a 24-year-old petrol pump attendant from Surrey, England, began to drive up to London to meet like-minded musicians and get a backing band behind his songs, which he now considered to be stronger and more interesting than anything he was hearing on the radio. By placing an advert in the Melody Maker he met Noel Brown, a guitarist, and Paul “Bassman” Riley, a bass player who had featured in Chilli Willi and The Red Hot Peppers, a so- called “pub rock” band that had recently split up. Riley thought Parker should meet Dave Robinson, a manager who ran a small studio above the Hope and Anchor pub in Islington. Robinson had previously managed Brinsley Schwarz, another demised pub rock outfit that included its eponymous guitarist, Nick Lowe on bass and Bob Andrews on keyboards. 

Introducing the Band:Your hosts Scot Bertram (@ScotBertram) and Jeff Blehar (@EsotericCD) are with guest Matt Murray. Matt is the recently departed editor of the Wall Street Journal, now on assignment for its parent company, News Corp. Check him out on Twitter at @murraymatt.Matt's Music Pick: Nick LoweOkay, it says “Nick Lowe” right there above this line, but we need to be straight with you -- there's a lot of other stuff happening in this show. Nick Lowe-adjacent acts are featured prominently, too. That means talk about Brinsley Schwarz, Rockpile, Dave Edmunds, and many, many more (even Huey Lewis!). There's a really simple way to summarize this episode: Here's a 3.5-hour love letter to Nick Lowe. That's pretty much the plot, people. Three hosts with a deep, abiding adoration for the music and production contributions of one of the biggest missing names from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Now, I imagine there are some people who are saying, "Nick who?" After all, Lowe's career is the definition of a technical one-hit wonder -- a single top-40 song (“Cruel To Be Kind”) and that's it in terms of true chart success. First of all, everyone is in for a treat, from longtime fans to newbies. Albums such as Jesus of Cool and Labour of Lust are among the very best released in the 1970s. Second, Nick Lowe's musical influence and work as a producer certainly will be familiar to you.The term “Pub Rock” describes an entire wave of U.K. acts, and Nick was at the center of most of them. This means Brinsley Schwarz and Dave Edmunds for sure, but also acts such as Graham Parker, Elvis Costello, and The Damned. This was a back-to-basics movement and a reaction to the bloat of progressive rock and the flash of glam. These artists instead looked to the rock and R&B of the '50s and '60s as guideposts.This is such a fun story to tell because the music is undeniable. The melodies are unimpeachable. And Nick Lowe's "second act" in his career has been so creatively satisfying. Starting with The Impossible Bird, he builds an entirely new sound and feel that is just as rewarding as the early work.He's Nick Lowe and Political Beats is here to make the case that, although he's not a household name, he certainly should be. 

Episode 28 with special guest Brinsley Schwarz.  Music from Brinsley Schwarz, Jim Ford, Jimi Hendrix, Kendra Smith, Jimi Hendrix, Little Feat, Dumptruck, Steely Dan, and Country Westerns.

Andrew Lauder started the Radar, F-Beat and Demon labels, worked at Liberty, Stiff and United Artists and signed (or licensed) and helped shape the careers of countess acts we've loved over the years, among them the Bonzos, Hawkwind, Captain Beefheart, JJ Cale, Nick Lowe, Creedence Clearwater, Elvis Costello, Can, Dr Feelgood, Stranglers and the Stone Roses. He was one of the main architects of the whole world of independent labels. Mick Houghton has written his memoir – Happy Trails – and talked to us here about … … the Denmark Street days when the music business was just a village. … the complete list of journalists on Brinsley Schwarz's famously catastrophic press trip to the Fillmore East in 1970. … why ‘the Beat Merchants' album was the UK Nuggets. … the old world of the ‘70s rock and roll when the record industry was part of the packaged goods business and gigs got stopped for 20 minutes because of a power cut.  … the golden age of rock samplers – Gutbucket, Greasy Truckers Party etc.  … and the LIBERTY WANTS TALENT! ad that brought us the Bonzos, the Idle Race, Family and Elton John & Bernie Taupin.    Order Happy Trails here …https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Good-Clean-Mick-Houghton/dp/147462359XSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrew Lauder started the Radar, F-Beat and Demon labels, worked at Liberty, Stiff and United Artists and signed (or licensed) and helped shape the careers of countess acts we've loved over the years, among them the Bonzos, Hawkwind, Captain Beefheart, JJ Cale, Nick Lowe, Creedence Clearwater, Elvis Costello, Can, Dr Feelgood, Stranglers and the Stone Roses. He was one of the main architects of the whole world of independent labels. Mick Houghton has written his memoir – Happy Trails – and talked to us here about … … the Denmark Street days when the music business was just a village. … the complete list of journalists on Brinsley Schwarz's famously catastrophic press trip to the Fillmore East in 1970. … why ‘the Beat Merchants' album was the UK Nuggets. … the old world of the ‘70s rock and roll when the record industry was part of the packaged goods business and gigs got stopped for 20 minutes because of a power cut.  … the golden age of rock samplers – Gutbucket, Greasy Truckers Party etc.  … and the LIBERTY WANTS TALENT! ad that brought us the Bonzos, the Idle Race, Family and Elton John & Bernie Taupin.    Order Happy Trails here …https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Good-Clean-Mick-Houghton/dp/147462359XSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrew Lauder started the Radar, F-Beat and Demon labels, worked at Liberty, Stiff and United Artists and signed (or licensed) and helped shape the careers of countess acts we've loved over the years, among them the Bonzos, Hawkwind, Captain Beefheart, JJ Cale, Nick Lowe, Creedence Clearwater, Elvis Costello, Can, Dr Feelgood, Stranglers and the Stone Roses. He was one of the main architects of the whole world of independent labels. Mick Houghton has written his memoir – Happy Trails – and talked to us here about … … the Denmark Street days when the music business was just a village. … the complete list of journalists on Brinsley Schwarz's famously catastrophic press trip to the Fillmore East in 1970. … why ‘the Beat Merchants' album was the UK Nuggets. … the old world of the ‘70s rock and roll when the record industry was part of the packaged goods business and gigs got stopped for 20 minutes because of a power cut.  … the golden age of rock samplers – Gutbucket, Greasy Truckers Party etc.  … and the LIBERTY WANTS TALENT! ad that brought us the Bonzos, the Idle Race, Family and Elton John & Bernie Taupin.    Order Happy Trails here …https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Good-Clean-Mick-Houghton/dp/147462359XSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early and ad-free access to all of our content!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, 1972-74, en coordenadas de "Pub-Rock" y más allá. Suenan: DR. FEELGOOD - "CHEQUE BOOK" ("DOWN BY THE JETTY", 1975) / LEGEND - "MOONSHINE" ("MOONSHINE", 1972) / EGGS OVER EASY - "NIGHT FLIGHT" ("GOOD'N'CHEAP", 1972) / DEKE LEONARD - "A HARD WAY TO LIVE" ("ICEBERG", 1973) / HELP YOURSELF - "HEAVEN ROAD" ("STRANGE AFFAIR", 1972) / FRANKIE MILLER - "MAIL BOX" ("ONCE IN A BLUE MOON", 1973) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "SURRENDER TO THE RHYTHM" ("NERVOUS ON THE ROAD", 1972) / DUCKS DELUXE - "HEARTS ON MY SLEEVE" ("DUCKS DELUXE", 1974) / STARRY EYED AND LAUGHING - "50-50 (BETTER STOP NOW)" ("STARRY EYED AND LAUGHING", 1974) / IRONBRIDGE - "MAKING IT HARD" ("IRONBRIDGE", 1973) / SLEEPY HOLLOW - "ONE TIME" ("SLEEPY HOLLOW", 1972) / THE WACKERS - "IT'S MY LIFE" ("SCHREDDER", 1973) / MOTT THE HOOPLE - "I'M A CADILLAC" ("MOTT", 1973) / THE J. GEILS BAND - "MAKE UP YOUR MIND" ("BLOODSHOT", 1973). Escuchar audio

27 septiembre 2022 - programa #145 HOY: Especial Nick Lowe (primeros años), para ir preparando, y celebrando, el concierto del próximo sábado 8 de octubre a las 20:30 en el Auditori D'Alcúdia. Un repaso a los primeros años de la carrera de este genio irrepetible de la música. Si hoy no hay canciones (y mucha clase) en el Rudy Sessions Radio Show no las habrá nunca. Presenta: Pepe Delgado aka DJ Topo PLAYLIST #145: 1- Nick Lowe – Cruel to be kind 2- Brinsley Schwarz – Country girl 3- Brinsley Schwarz – Funk angel 4- Brinsley Schwarz - (What's so funny 'bout) Peace, love and understanding 5- Brisnley Schwarz – The last time I was fooled 6- Brisnley Schwarz – Don´’t lose your grip on love 7- Brinsley Schwarz – Ugly things 8- Nick Lowe – So it goes 9- Nick Lowe – Heart of the city 10- Nick Lowe – Marie Provost 11- Nick Lowe - Without love 12- Rockpile – When I write the book 13- Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit - L.A.F.S. 14- Elvis Costello – Allison Desde la promotora musical RUDY SESSIONS hace algún tiempo estamos intentando activar la escena musical de la isla con nuestros conciertos de carácter internacional. Todos los martes de 20 a 21 horas les haremos partícipes de nuestro amor por la música con programas en los que varios de los socios pincharán sólo buena música de variados estilos (pop, rock, rhythm & blues, power pop, garaje, groove, folk, etc.)

Welcome to pub rock! Brinsley Schwarz is the namesake of the band Brinsley Schwarz and guitarist for Graham Parker and the Rumour. The band Brinsley Schwarz, which featured songs written and sung by his schoolmate, Nick Lowe, began with a burst of bad publicity—which he recounts blow by blow—but flourished as the quintessential British pub-rock band. Yet not even Lowe's “(What's So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding” or a tour with Paul McCartney and Wings could break the band commercially, so it split. Schwarz went on to form the Rumour (with last week's Caropop guest, Steve Goulding), which became known for backing Graham Parker. Now he's creating Brinsley Schwarz albums as himself. Schwarz knows how to tell a story, and he's got some great ones.

Esta semana suenan en Islas de Robinson: J.J. CALE - "THE OLD MAN AND ME" ("OKIE", 1974) / LEON RUSSELL - "CAN'T GET OVER LOSING YOU" ("WILL'O THE WISP", 1975) / JESSE ED DAVIS - "WHERE AM I NOW (WHEN I NEED ME)" ("KEEP ME COMIN'", 1973) / THOMAS JEFFERSON KAYE - "THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN" ("THOMAS JEFFERSON KAYE", 1973) / GENE CLARK - "THE TRUE ONE" ("NO OTHER", 1974) / WAYNE BERRY - "ALL I NEED" ("HOME AT LAST", 1974) / LITTLE FEAT - "JULIETTE" ("DIXIE CHICKEN", 1973) / CAROLE KING - "HAYWOOD" ("FANTASY", 1973) / KEITH WEST - "KNOW THERE'S NO LIVIN' WITHOUT YOU" (SINGLE CARA B, 1974) / EMMITT RHODES - "WARM SELF SACRIFICE" ("FAREWELL TO PARADISE", 1973) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "I WON'T MAKE IT WITHOUT YOU" ("PLEASE, DON'T EVER CHANGE", 1974) / JESSE COLIN YOUNG - "COUNTRY HOME" ("SONG FOR JULI", 1973) / CHRIS DARROW - "TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF" ("CHRIS DARROW", 1973) / Escuchar audio

Nick Lowe is my guest on this week's That's How I Remember It. I am thrilled to have one of the all-time great rock & roll songwriters and performers on the show. We talked about the lasting power of “Peace, Love & Understanding,” the way Brinsley Schwarz's letdown at the Fillmore East may have eventually led to punk rock, touring with Thin Lizzy, “The Bloke” that visits him with songwriting ideas, and the sublime elegance of his later records. It was an incredible honor and joy to spend this time with Nick. Tune in, listen, and subscribe. There are a lot of great guests coming up on That's How I Remember It.

HABER: ya era hora que le prestásemos la atención debida al mago del pop : me refiero a Nick Lowe, al que Raúl Young dedica su sección, repentinamente titulada Malditos Torpedos. Desde los comienzos con Brinsley Schwarz su paso por los imprescindibles Rockpile hasta su actual carrera de crooner elegante. Los temas: 1 Hickeys - Helicóptero 2 Estanques y Anni B Sweet - Brillabas 3 Frankie and the Witch Fingers - Sweet Freak 4 Brinsley Schwarz - Surrender to the rhythm 5 Nick Lowe - Cruel to be kind 6 Rockplie - When i write the book 7 Nick Lowe - I knew The bride 8 Nick Lowe - The beast in me 9 Nick Lowe - I trained her to love me 10 Nick Lowe - Sensitive man

With Chris for another illuminating insight into the fine art of songwriting is Nick Lowe. Nick is an artist with an incredible decade-spanning career, and in this episode he recounts his start with the much maligned (but influential) Brinsley Schwarz, his time as the in-house producer for Stiff Records, his work with Elvis Costello, the short lived supergroup Little Village with Ry Cooder. And, of course, there's his own fantastic solo career. 

Dave Robinson tour managed Jimi Hendrix and then went on to manage such acts as Van Morrison, Brinsley Schwarz, Graham Parker and Elvis Costello while also starting Stiff Records with his partner Jake Riviera and continuing to run the company after Jake's departure. Dave is an independent thinker who's had great success, this is his story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guitarist Brinsley Schwarz, in his own little way, changed music. When his namesake band came on the scene in the early 70s, they popularized a sound (along with bands like Dr. Feelgood, Clover and Status Quo) that would forever be known as "Pub Rock". British bands emulating the American roots music they were hearing, while adding their own spin. After a few albums, the hyper talented Nick Lowe left the band and Brinsley joined up with Graham Parker to start the Rumour. After several years in and out of activity with GP (his This Is 40 story is hilarious) Brinsley is now focused on a beautiful solo career and his new solo album, Tangled. It's exactly what the world needs right now! Brinsley tells us all about his history and shares the story of a historically bad gig you won't believe. Enjoy!  www.brinsleyschwarz.bandcamp.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson, cruce de caminos e inspiraciones entre 1969 y 1971. El influjo de The Band, Dylan, Van Morrison y la Costa Oeste californiana a la CS&N, Grateful Dead, combinado con los aires de la campiña inglesa, con suave tamiz psicodélico. Suenan: ERNIE GRAHAM - "DON'T WANT ME ROUND YOU" ("ERNIE GRAHAM", 1971) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "FUNK ANGEL" ("DESPITE IT ALL", 1970) / HERON - "BIG A" ("TWICE AS NICE AND HALF THE PRICE", 1971) / FAIRPORT CONVENTION - "BOOK SONG" ("WHAT WE DID ON OUR HOLIDAYS", 1969) / MORNING - "EASY KEEPER" ("MORNING", 1970) / LINDISFARNE - "SCARECROW SONG" ("NICELY OUT OF TUNE", 1970) / TONY KOSINEC - "WHEATFIELD" ("BAD GIRL SONGS", 1970) / MATTHEWS' SOUTHERN COMFORT - "MOSES IN THE SUNSHINE" ("SECOND SPRING", 1970) / COWBOY - "IT'S TIME" ("REACH FOR THE SKY", 1970) / HELP YOURSELF - "OLD MAN" ("HELP YOURSELF", 1971) / NEIL YOUNG - "ONLY LOVE CAN YOU BREAK YOUR HEART" ("AFTER THE GOLDRUSH", 1970) / Escuchar audio

There may be no singular figure in rock who has aged more gracefully than Nick Lowe. This year marks the 20th anniversary of The Convincer – perhaps the quintessential example of the singer-songwriter settling into a comfortable new role as a rock elder statesman. But while the artist notes that he's happily left the Chuck Berry-esque rock and roll stage antics in his past, two decades later, he finds himself reimagining his catalog with luchador mask-wearing instrumental rock band, Los Straightjackets. You can leave the rock and roll behind – but if you're lucky, the rock and roll never leaves you. Half a century after a brush with fame as the front man of pub rock group, Brinsley Schwarz, Lowe has continued to thrive. From serving as the in-house producer for Stiff records, to breaking through with like "Cruel to Be Kind" and "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass,” to penning classics covered by Elvis Costello, Johnny Cash and Dave Edmunds, he's endured as one of great songwriters of his – or any – generation.

For this week's #TuesdayTriplePlay, Craig spotlights 3 albums released this year that just narrowly missed his best of list.  Today's mix includes Brazilian jazz, Americana & jangle pop.Songs FeaturedAntonio Adolfo – Jobim Forever (2021)Sample Track: "Agua De Beber"Brinsley Schwarz – Tangled (2021)Sample Track: "You Drive Me To Drink”Massage – Still Life (2021)Sample Track: "Made of Moods” Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SchizoMusic)

Brinsley Schwarz was a king of the pub rock scene with his own band and then became a member of the Rumour, which backed up Graham Parker and ultimately released records under its own moniker. Brinsley went on to work as a guitar tech in a music shop and then reunited with Graham Parker after getting over his fear of flying. Listen to the story of a journeyman who was never a star, but made a life out of music, who has a new album to boot! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

After the last 2-hour monster bonus solo episode about Steve's music history, here is a short one.  This episode is about a short-lived but influential music genre called Pub Rock. Specifically, this episode is about UK Pub Rock.   Played are these artists: Ducks Deluxe, Dr. Feelgood, Brinsley Schwarz, Kilburn & The High Roads, The 101ers, Graham Parker & The Rumour.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

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.

Singer, songwriter and record producer Nick Lowe shares stories behind his songs and describes working with Johnny Cash, Elvis Costello, The Damned, Rockpile and Brinsley Schwarz.

A look at Folk Rock in 1970 - review of 4 artists - Brinsley Schwarz, Fotheringay, Third Ear band and Tim buckley

The best song nobody ever knew, except the one guy who had to know it, so he made it huge and unforgettable. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding, originally by Brinsley Schwarz, covered by Elvis Costello and the Attractions. Outro music is Cruel To Be Kind, by Nick Lowe.

As always on the Musical Taste Society part 3 each week is the Events section, where we look at the weird and wonderful events that happened in Pop’s yesteryear. This week is a good one as we examine the case of a Swedish couple fighting the government over the worst possible tribute to Metallica, and the incredible folly that was Brinsley Schwarz chartering a plane full of music journalists to NYC for a support slot with Van Morrison. Yes, you read all this correctly. So get listening, get enjoying and get rating and reviewing and all that other stuff. We’d love you for it.      

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson nos movemos entre 1969 y 1972, con un buen puñado de clásicos en cruce de caminos entre rock and roll y country. Suenan: CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - "FEELIN' BLUE" ("WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS", 1969) / THE KINKS - "20TH CENTURY MAN" ("MUSWELL HILLBILLIES", 1971) / NRBQ - "FLAT FOOT FLEWZY" ("CARL PERKINS & NRBQ BOPPIN' THE BLUES", 1970) / FLAMIN' GROOVIES - "COMIN' AFTER ME" ("FLAMINGO", 1970) / LEGEND - "ANYTHING YOU DO" ("LEGEND", 1971)/ DAVE EDMUNDS - "HELL OF A PAIN" ("ROCKPILE", 1971) / FRANKIE MILLER - "CANDLELIGHT SONATA IN F MAJOR" ("ONCE IN A BLUE MOON", 1972) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "HOME IN MY HAND" ("NERVOUS ON THE ROAD", 1972) / COMMANDER CODY & HIS LOST PLANET AIRMEN - "MIDNIGHT SHIFT" ("LOST IN OZONE", 1971) / SKIP BATTIN - "THE BALLAD OF DICK CLARK" ("SKIP", 1972) / THE GREASE BAND - "LET IT BE GONE" ("THE GREASE BAND", 1971) / ROGER MORRIS - "LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW" ("FIRST ALBUM", 1972) / CHRIS SPEDDING - "THE ONLY LICK I KNOW" ("THE ONLY LICK I KNOW", 1972) / Escuchar audio

Direct from his fabulous writing shed, old pal of the pod Chris Difford remembers the loneliness of a King Crimson obsessive, being sued by the Mayoress of Acton, "plane-spodding", an eventful day with Mitch Mitchell, lunches with the McCartneys and dodgy film entertainment after work at the Readymix Cement Company. And the gig he organised featuring the Flamin' Groovies, Ducks Deluxe and Brinsley Schwarz to "raise money for an Agoraphobia charity - genuinely. The only problem: hardly anyone came."@chrisdiffordSong Club album to raise money for the NHS …https://www.amazon.co.uk/Song-Club-Chris-Diffords/dp/B08HM9198DChris's memoir ... www.amazon.co.uk/Some-Fantastic-Place-Life-Squeeze/dp/1474605672 www.chrisdifford.com www.amazon.co.uk/Chris-Difford/e/B000APSKCU Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cada vez más identificados con la causa "setentera", esta semana nos centramos en el espíritu de grandes bandas y artistas curtidos en la distancia corta en imprescindibles y reducidas salas de conciertos y tugurios de mala reputación. Cultura diaria, pese a quien pese. Suenan: FRANKIE MILLER - "A FOOL" ("HIGH LIFE", 1974) / ALLEN TOUSSAINT - "CRUEL WAY TO GO DOWN" ("SOUTHERN NIGHTS", 1975) / LITTLE FEAT - "ROCK AND ROLL DOCTOR" ("FEATS DON'T FAIL ME NOW", 1974) / BADGER - "LISTEN TO ME" ("WHITE LADY", 1974) / STEELY DAN - "BAD SNEAKERS" - ("KATY LIED", 1975) / PAUL SIMON - "YOU'RE KIND" ("STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS", 1975) / TRAVIS, SHOOK AND THE CLUB WOW - "IT'S NOT TOO LATE" ("THE ESSENTIAL TRAVIS, SHOOK AND THE CLUB WOW", 1974) / NRBQ - "THINGS TO YOU" ("ALL HOPPED UP", 1977) / DAN HICKS & HIS HOT LICKS - "IT'S NOT MY TIME TO GO" ("LAST TRAIN TO HICKSVILLE", 1973) / CHILLI WILLI & THE RED HOT PEPPERS - "9-5 SONGWRITING MAN" ("BONGOS OVER BALHAM", 1974) / BEES MAKE HONEY - "KNEE TREMBLER" ("MUSIC EVERY NIGHT", 1973) / BRINSLEY SCHWARZ - "THE UGLY THINGS" ("THE NEW FAVOURITES OF BRINSLEY SCHWARZ", 1974) / ACE - "SO SORRY BABY" ("FIVE-A-SIDE", 1974) / Escuchar audio

A no ser que os hayáis ido de viaje astral a Raticulín (vía Monasterio de Piedra del Escorial como diría Gomaespuma) seguro que os ha tocado sufrir el confinamiento en mayor o menor medida. Pero, tranquilidad en el frente, porque esto de sentirse raro al poner un pie en la calle no es algo ajeno para muchos músicos que a lo largo de la historia decidieron que hacerse un fuerte en casa era la mejor manera de sacar su próximo disco adelante. En este podcast, ante la falta de vida social y de las reuniones de vecinos, nos hemos puesto la tarea de recopilar algunos álbumes donde las personas que los sacaron adelante usaron una casa como fuente de inspiración, para exorcizar demonios personales, lugar de grabación o como centro neurálgico de una imbricada conspiración liderada (por lo visto) por vampiros diurnos. Para ello nos valemos de nuestro habitual no-conocimiento, de una torre de libros que albergan todo el conocimiento humano (en plan Margaret, el personaje de El Ala Oeste de la Casa Blanca) y de estupendas colaboraciones que nos den ese lustre que nunca tendríamos por nuestros propios medios. Con todos ustedes: Lo Tengo Todo Documentado, el único podcast que se acercaría a la banda a pedir consejo a José Antonio Camacho. ▶️ Cara B Índice: 🗣️ Intro (01:18). ☑️ Nico y la gonorrea que no te esperas, la historia de Iggy y los Stooges en su mansión (02:10). ☑️ Young Sinclairs grabando en la mejor opción posible de Idealista (24:31). ☑️ Cinco tíos, un cobertizo y cierta carestía de cuarto de baño. Radiohead grabando en la antigua casa de la doctora Quinn. 🎙️ Featuring: Blanca dB (@blanca_db) (44:44). ☑️ Neil Young, Yo y el Mundo. (01:02:10). ☑️ Sin tele y sin cerveza Nick Lowe pierde la cabeza (y el resto de Brinsley Schwarz) (01:42:02). ☑️ Music From Big Pink de The Band, un contenido patrocinado por Titanlux (02:14:07). 🗣️ Despedida y hander (03:21:38). 🔋 Pila Alcalina by 🎙️ Daniel Alcalá. (03:24:46).

If you've been listening to Random Old Records for awhile, you'll know that weather and the seasons are one of the primary inspirations behind the music on the show. Well it's hot and hazy here in Ohio, so naturally EPISODE #84 is laid back and easy going to help beat back the sweat and the steam of summer in the city.You will hear pub rock classics from Ducks Deluxe and Brinsley Schwarz, country-tinged obscurities by Twin Engine and Sanford Clark, new jams from Rose City Band, Primo, Lavender Flu, and Brigid Dawson, psychedelic pop hidden gems by Birmingham Sunday and Paul Parrish, plus so much more. Twang, loping rhythms, ghostly echo chambers, chill vibes that veer close to bad dreams, and cautious optimism is the order of the day. It's like ice for your brain, so hit that download button and give it a whirl.Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #84Released 06/29/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Alex Harvey - "Tulsa Turnaround"(Alex Harvey, Capitol 1971)2. Ducks Deluxe - "Fireball"(Ducks Deluxe, RCA 1974)3. Rose City Band - "Morning Light"(Summerlong, Thrill Jockey 2020)4. Stray - "Oil Fumes And Sea Air"(Mudanzas, Transatlantic 1973)--And now, a word from our sponsors!5. Brinsley Schwarz - "Trying To Live My Life Without You"(New Favourites, United Artists 1974)6. Michael Nesmith and the First National Band - "Mama Nantucket"(Magnetic South, RCA 1970)7. Sanford Clark - "Climbin' The Walls"(They Call Me Country, Numero 2019)8. Twin Engine - "My Life Gets Better Every Day"(Twin Engine, Rev-Ola 2004)9. Curly Putnam - "Talking To The Grass"(The Beginning Of The End, Iron Mountain 2018)--The passport to pleasure!10. Brigid Dawson and the Mothers Network - "The Fool"(Ballet Of Apes, Castle Face 2020)11. Bobbie Gentry - "Courtyard (Demo)"(The Girl From Chickasaw County, UMC 2018)12. Paul Parrish - "Flowers In The Park"(The Forest Of My Mind, Music Factory 1968)13. Birmingham Sunday - "Medieval Journey"(A Message, All American 1969)14. The Great Scots - "Tell Her Please"(Arrive!, Beatrocket 2000)--Savage!15. Night Beats - "No Cops"(Who Sold My Generation, Heavenly 2016)16. Primo - "Machine"(Sogni, Upset The Rhythm 2020)17. Lavender Flu - "Mow The Glass"(Barbarian Dust, In The Red 2020)18. Jacuzzi Boys - "Guillotine"(Jacuzzi Boys, Hardly Art 2013)

We're just geeky enough to give ourselves a moniker...and what better way to do so than by paying homage one of the greatest. This week's topic: Bands that should or should have been bigger. So who's on your list?Songs sampled:King’s X – “Sometime” from Ear Candy (1996)The Posies – “Throwaway” from Amazing Disgrace (1996)Urge Overkill – “Monopoly” from Exit The Dragon (1995)Sloan – “Can’t You Figure It Out?” from Never Hear The End Of It (2006)Brinsley Schwarz – “Happy Doing What We’re Doing” from Nervous On The Road (1972)The Sound – “The Fire” from From The Lions Mouth (1981)Gene Clark – “Tears of Rage” from White Light (1971)Big Star – “I’m In Love With A Girl” from Radio City (1974)Meat Puppets – “Up On the Sun” from Up On The Sun (1985)The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies – “Ride The Tide” from The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies (1994)Triumph – “I Live For The Weekend” from Progressions Of Power (1980)Spooky Tooth – “That Was Only Yesterday” from Spooky Too (1969)Spotify Playlist

... to the special talents of John Prine & Adam SchlesingerAlso in the episode: pink moon over London, waking up to birdsong, Brinsley Schwarz at the Fillmore and the strange majesty of old Melody Maker headlines. Plus name-checks for our inaugural patrons. If you'd like to joint them see below. And don't forget to catch up with our brand new "Word In Your Attic" with Mark Billingham at https://youtu.be/JQoTS0mKeVM.John Prine and Iris DeMent doing "In Spite Of Ourselves"https://youtu.be/P8tTwXv4glYFountains of Wayne doing "Hackensack"https://youtu.be/S6N2KYq8q14Word In Your Ear Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

... to the special talents of John Prine & Adam SchlesingerAlso in the episode: pink moon over London, waking up to birdsong, Brinsley Schwarz at the Fillmore and the strange majesty of old Melody Maker headlines. Plus name-checks for our inaugural patrons. If you'd like to joint them see below. And don't forget to catch up with our brand new "Word In Your Attic" with Mark Billingham at https://youtu.be/JQoTS0mKeVM.John Prine and Iris DeMent doing "In Spite Of Ourselves"https://youtu.be/P8tTwXv4glYFountains of Wayne doing "Hackensack"https://youtu.be/S6N2KYq8q14Word In Your Ear Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

... to the special talents of John Prine & Adam Schlesinger Also in the episode: pink moon over London, waking up to birdsong, Brinsley Schwarz at the Fillmore and the strange majesty of old Melody Maker headlines. Plus name-checks for our inaugural patrons. If you'd like to joint them see below. And don't forget to catch up with our brand new "Word In Your Attic" with Mark Billingham at https://youtu.be/JQoTS0mKeVM. John Prine and Iris DeMent doing "In Spite Of Ourselves" https://youtu.be/P8tTwXv4glY Fountains of Wayne doing "Hackensack" https://youtu.be/S6N2KYq8q14 Word In Your Ear Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear

From the publisher: Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer. Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure. This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians. Martin’s interview with Will Birch was originally recorded on October 23, 2019.

Here's some tunes to get you through these strange times 1) What Do You Suggest by Brinsley Schwarz 2) Streets of Your Town by The Go-Betweens 3) If I Had My Way It'd Rain by Dennis Lile 4) I Couldn't Say It To Your Face by Arthur Russell 5) One Man Guy by Loudon Wainwright III 6) Back Home by Mack Porter 7) Cosmic Cowboy by Michael Martin Murphey 8) Christ, How Easy Could It Be by Curt Newbury 9) Garden by Groundhogs 10) Ain't No Blues by Mu 11) UFO by Jim Sullivan 12) Half Baked by Jimmy Campbell 13) Speedball Tucker by Jim Croce 14) Nice Baby and the Angel by David Blue 15) Feel So Good by Lighthouse 16) Les Fleur by Minnie Ripperton 17) Millenial Harbinger by Gimmer Nicholson 18) The Omega Man by Ron Grainer

In this week's episode, RBP's self-styled "power trio" pay tribute to the late Charlie Gillett, without whose seminal 1970 book The Sound Of The City Rock's Backpages probably wouldn't exist. It is a decade since we lost Charlie – one of the first RBP writers to come on board, back in 2000 – so we wanted to do justice to the enduring influence of The Sound, as well as to his wonderful "Honky Tonk" radio show, his Oval Records label and his passionate championing of African and other "world" music genres.Two clips from Bill Brewster's 1999 audio interview with Charlie prompt reflection and reminiscence from Mark & Barney, as does a Record Mirror piece in which Charlie describes the infamous 1970 press junket that took 134 UK rock journalists to New York to watch the little-known Brinsley Schwarz play Bill Graham's Fillmore East.From there, we segue neatly into a clip from Cliff White's 1978 audio interview with Cajun "swamp-pop" star Johnnie Allan, whose immortal 1971 cover of Chuck Berry's 'Promised Land' – featured on Charlie's 1974 compilation Another Saturday Night – made Oval Records beloved of a generation of rootsy UK pub rockers. Mark, Barney & Jasper wax lyrical about the wonders of 'Promised Land', and about Cajun music in general, before Mark guides through his weekly library highlights. Among the latter are pieces about "Peter No-One" of Herman's Hermits, tenor legend Stan Getz and 'Cuddly Toy' boy Roachford. Jasper finishes things off with closing remarks about pieces on Missy Elliott and Clean Bandit.Pieces discussed: Charlie Gillett audio, Charlie Gillett, Tributes to Charlie, 'World' music, Paul Hardcastle, Brinsley Schwarz, The Promised Land, Johnnie Allan audio, Herman's Hermits, Gene Clark, Byron Ferrari, Stan Getz, Digital recording, Eddy Grant, Roachford, Mötley Crüe, John Oswald, Missy Elliott, Clean Bandit and Jack White.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this week's episode, RBP's self-styled "power trio" pay tribute to the late Charlie Gillett, without whose seminal 1970 book The Sound Of The City Rock's Backpages probably wouldn't exist. It is a decade since we lost Charlie – one of the first RBP writers to come on board, back in 2000 – so we wanted to do justice to the enduring influence of The Sound, as well as to his wonderful "Honky Tonk" radio show, his Oval Records label and his passionate championing of African and other "world" music genres.Two clips from Bill Brewster's 1999 audio interview with Charlie prompt reflection and reminiscence from Mark & Barney, as does a Record Mirror piece in which Charlie describes the infamous 1970 press junket that took 134 UK rock journalists to New York to watch the little-known Brinsley Schwarz play Bill Graham's Fillmore East.From there, we segue neatly into a clip from Cliff White's 1978 audio interview with Cajun "swamp-pop" star Johnnie Allan, whose immortal 1971 cover of Chuck Berry's 'Promised Land' – featured on Charlie's 1974 compilation Another Saturday Night – made Oval Records beloved of a generation of rootsy UK pub rockers. Mark, Barney & Jasper wax lyrical about the wonders of 'Promised Land', and about Cajun music in general, before Mark guides through his weekly library highlights. Among the latter are pieces about "Peter No-One" of Herman's Hermits, tenor legend Stan Getz and 'Cuddly Toy' boy Roachford. Jasper finishes things off with closing remarks about pieces on Missy Elliott and Clean Bandit.Pieces discussed: Charlie Gillett audio, Charlie Gillett, Tributes to Charlie, 'World' music, Paul Hardcastle, Brinsley Schwarz, The Promised Land, Johnnie Allan audio, Herman's Hermits, Gene Clark, Byron Ferrari, Stan Getz, Digital recording, Eddy Grant, Roachford, Mötley Crüe, John Oswald, Missy Elliott, Clean Bandit and Jack White.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this week's episode, RBP's self-styled "power trio" pay tribute to the late Charlie Gillett, without whose seminal 1970 book The Sound Of The City Rock's Backpages probably wouldn't exist. It is a decade since we lost Charlie – one of the first RBP writers to come on board, back in 2000 – so we wanted to do justice to the enduring influence of The Sound, as well as to his wonderful "Honky Tonk" radio show, his Oval Records label and his passionate championing of African and other "world" music genres. Two clips from Bill Brewster's 1999 audio interview with Charlie prompt reflection and reminiscence from Mark & Barney, as does a Record Mirror piece in which Charlie describes the infamous 1970 press junket that took 134 UK rock journalists to New York to watch the little-known Brinsley Schwarz play Bill Graham's Fillmore East. From there, we segue neatly into a clip from Cliff White's 1978 audio interview with Cajun "swamp-pop" star Johnnie Allan, whose immortal 1971 cover of Chuck Berry's 'Promised Land' – featured on Charlie's 1974 compilation Another Saturday Night – made Oval Records beloved of a generation of rootsy UK pub rockers. Mark, Barney & Jasper wax lyrical about the wonders of 'Promised Land', and about Cajun music in general, before Mark guides through his weekly library highlights. Among the latter are pieces about "Peter No-One" of Herman's Hermits, tenor legend Stan Getz and 'Cuddly Toy' boy Roachford. Jasper finishes things off with closing remarks about pieces on Missy Elliott and Clean Bandit. Pieces discussed: Charlie Gillett audio, Charlie Gillett, Tributes to Charlie, 'World' music, Paul Hardcastle, Brinsley Schwarz, The Promised Land, Johnnie Allan audio, Herman's Hermits, Gene Clark, Byron Ferrari, Stan Getz, Digital recording, Eddy Grant, Roachford, Mötley Crüe, John Oswald, Missy Elliott, Clean Bandit and Jack White. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this week's episode, RBP's self-styled "power trio" pay tribute to the late Charlie Gillett, without whose seminal 1970 book The Sound Of The City Rock's Backpages probably wouldn't exist. It is a decade since we lost Charlie – one of the first RBP writers to come on board, back in 2000 – so we wanted to do justice to the enduring influence of The Sound, as well as to his wonderful "Honky Tonk" radio show, his Oval Records label and his passionate championing of African and other "world" music genres. Two clips from Bill Brewster's 1999 audio interview with Charlie prompt reflection and reminiscence from Mark & Barney, as does a Record Mirror piece in which Charlie describes the infamous 1970 press junket that took 134 UK rock journalists to New York to watch the little-known Brinsley Schwarz play Bill Graham's Fillmore East. From there, we segue neatly into a clip from Cliff White's 1978 audio interview with Cajun "swamp-pop" star Johnnie Allan, whose immortal 1971 cover of Chuck Berry's 'Promised Land' – featured on Charlie's 1974 compilation Another Saturday Night – made Oval Records beloved of a generation of rootsy UK pub rockers. Mark, Barney & Jasper wax lyrical about the wonders of 'Promised Land', and about Cajun music in general, before Mark guides through his weekly library highlights. Among the latter are pieces about "Peter No-One" of Herman's Hermits, tenor legend Stan Getz and 'Cuddly Toy' boy Roachford. Jasper finishes things off with closing remarks about pieces on Missy Elliott and Clean Bandit. Pieces discussed: Charlie Gillett audio, Charlie Gillett, Tributes to Charlie, 'World' music, Paul Hardcastle, Brinsley Schwarz, The Promised Land, Johnnie Allan audio, Herman's Hermits, Gene Clark, Byron Ferrari, Stan Getz, Digital recording, Eddy Grant, Roachford, Mötley Crüe, John Oswald, Missy Elliott, Clean Bandit and Jack White. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

This week Ed n Gaz pull out a Pick n' Mix selection from their music bag and deliver a diversity of delights from the likes of Brinsley Schwarz, Gloria Jones, Helen Shapiro and T.Rex + brand new releases from Graham Coxon, Sensation Seekers, Fleur, Richard Dawson, The Blackheart Orchestra and Nicholas Godin. This week's Packet of Three come courtesy of Psychic TV. Tune in and turn up!Tune into new broadcasts of Atlantic Tunnel every Monday from 4-6PM EST / 9-11PM GMT.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AtlanticTunnel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ATunnelradio Email: atlantictunnell@thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Christian talks across the pond to Will Birch, author of the new book, ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press.  The book comes out today!The definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer.Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure.This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians.Will Birch is a former drummer and songwriter with the Kursaal Flyers ("Little Does She Know") and The Records ("Starry Eyes"). During the 1980s he moved into record production, working with such acts as Any Trouble, Dr Feelgood, Hollies, Billy Bremner (Rockpile) and the Long Ryders. Throughout the 1990s Will wrote many articles for MOJO and other music magazines. He is the author of No Sleep Till Canvey Island: The Great Pub Rock Revolution, and Ian Dury: The Definitive Biography. He lives near London.Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press. 

This week Christian talks across the pond to Will Birch, author of the new book, ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press.  The book comes out today!The definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer.Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure.This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians.Will Birch is a former drummer and songwriter with the Kursaal Flyers ("Little Does She Know") and The Records ("Starry Eyes"). During the 1980s he moved into record production, working with such acts as Any Trouble, Dr Feelgood, Hollies, Billy Bremner (Rockpile) and the Long Ryders. Throughout the 1990s Will wrote many articles for MOJO and other music magazines. He is the author of No Sleep Till Canvey Island: The Great Pub Rock Revolution, and Ian Dury: The Definitive Biography. He lives near London.https://www.amazon.com/Cruel-Be-Kind-Life-Music/dp/0306921952/ref=sr_1_1?crid=10TL5ABQ3MWDG&keywords=will+birch+nick+lowe&qid=1568071077&s=gateway&sprefix=will+birch%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-1

This week Christian talks across the pond to Will Birch, author of the new book, ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press.  The book comes out today! The definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer. Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure. This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians. Will Birch is a former drummer and songwriter with the Kursaal Flyers ("Little Does She Know") and The Records ("Starry Eyes"). During the 1980s he moved into record production, working with such acts as Any Trouble, Dr Feelgood, Hollies, Billy Bremner (Rockpile) and the Long Ryders. Throughout the 1990s Will wrote many articles for MOJO and other music magazines. He is the author of No Sleep Till Canvey Island: The Great Pub Rock Revolution, and Ian Dury: The Definitive Biography. He lives near London. https://www.amazon.com/Cruel-Be-Kind-Life-Music/dp/0306921952/ref=sr_1_1?crid=10TL5ABQ3MWDG&keywords=will+birch+nick+lowe&qid=1568071077&s=gateway&sprefix=will+birch%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-1

This week Christian talks across the pond to Will Birch, author of the new book, ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press.  The book comes out today! The definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer. Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure. This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians. Will Birch is a former drummer and songwriter with the Kursaal Flyers ("Little Does She Know") and The Records ("Starry Eyes"). During the 1980s he moved into record production, working with such acts as Any Trouble, Dr Feelgood, Hollies, Billy Bremner (Rockpile) and the Long Ryders. Throughout the 1990s Will wrote many articles for MOJO and other music magazines. He is the author of No Sleep Till Canvey Island: The Great Pub Rock Revolution, and Ian Dury: The Definitive Biography. He lives near London. Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe from our friends at DaCapo Press. 

Join the Rock N Roll Librarian Shelley Sorenson and the Rock N Roll Archaeologist Christian Swain as they discuss the definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer.Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure.This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians.http://nicklowebiography.com

Join the Rock N Roll Librarian Shelley Sorenson and the Rock N Roll Archaeologist Christian Swain as they discuss the definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer. Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure. This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians. http://nicklowebiography.com

Join the Rock N Roll Librarian Shelley Sorenson and the Rock N Roll Archaeologist Christian Swain as they discuss the definitive biography of singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, best-known for "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"  Described as "Britain's greatest living songwriter," Nick Lowe has made his mark as a pioneer of pub rock, power-pop, and punk rock and as a producer of Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, the Damned, and the Pretenders. He has been a pop star with his bands Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile, a stepson-in-law to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, and is the writer behind hits including "Cruel to Be Kind" and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding." In the past decades, however, he has distinguished himself as an artist who is equally acclaimed for the second act of his career as a tender yet sharp-tongued acoustic balladeer. Biographer Will Birch, who in addition to being a music writer was a drummer and songwriter with The Records, has known Lowe for over forty years and melds Lowe's gift as a witty raconteur with his own authoritative analysis of Lowe's background and the cultural scenes he exemplifies. Lowe's parallel fame as one of the best interviews in the business will contribute to this first look into his life and work--and likely the closest thing fans will get to an autobiography by this notoriously charming cult figure. This is not an authorized biography, but Lowe has given it his spiritual blessing and his management and label are fully on board. Cruel to Be Kind will be the colorful yet serious account of one of the world's most talented and admired musicians. http://nicklowebiography.com

Graham Parker arose from the UK Pub Rock scene, a back-to-basics sound that was a precursor to Punk. Along with his band, The Rumour (which included guitarist Brinsley Schwarz, a legend in his own right), he recorded a handful of essential albums in the '70's and has released a string of great records throughout his long career. A notable songwriter with a distinct edge and a wonderfully biting voice, he's influenced many artists that followed. Here's one song that represents everything I love about Graham Parker.    "Stupefaction" (Graham Parker) Copyright 1980 Street Music Ltd

Sometimes Random Old Records takes a lot of work to put together, but this one fell together smooth and easy. I guess it makes sense that the general vibe of EPISODE #67 is nice and laid back as well, coasting on twanging guitars, harmonies both cheesy and transcendent, pounding pianos, burbling electric organs, lots of woah oh's, shout-outs to comic book characters, and real-deal emotions.That's just a long-winded way to say that you will hear classic pub rock from Brinsley Schwarz and Eggs Over Easy, new excitement from Greg Ashley, The Golden Boys, and Lavender Flu, and a cherry-picked selection of raw and rare private-press soul and psychedelic rock from some amazing compilations. Tune out of the insanity of the world for an hour and dive into some adventurous and soothing jams!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! More classic episodes from the past ten years are being added to the feed as well, so check those out as well. You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. On the horizon is the yearly 5/10/15/20 episode featuring classic tracks from the past, along with an episode of fresh recent punk and garage rock. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #67Released 08/23/18DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Soledad Brothers - "Michigan Line"(Steal Your Soul And Dare Your Spirit To Move, Estrus 2002)2. The Lemon Twigs - "Why Didn't You Say That"(Brothers Of Destruction, 4AD 2017)3. Eggs Over Easy - "Henry Morgan"(Good N' Cheap, A&M 1972)4. Greg Ashley - "The Thick Red Line"(Fiction Is Non-Fiction 7", Dusty Medical 2018)5. The Golden Boys - "Cincinnati"(Better Than Good Times, 12XU 2017)--out in the world!6. Roland Eaton - "Hippie From The Hills"(Stax Country, Craft Recordings 2017)7. The City - "Paradise Alley"(Now That Everything's Been Said, Ode 1968)8. Bonny Doon - "Try To Be"(Longwave, Woodsist 2018)9. Promised Land Sound - "Otherworldly Pleasures"(For Use And Delight, Paradise Of Bachelors 2015)10. The Lavender Flu - "Ceiling Of Skin"(Mow The Glass, In The Red 2018)--no credit!11. Brinsley Schwarz - "Range War"(Silver Pistol, United Artists 1972)12. Nick Garrie - "Stephanie City"(The Nightmare Of JB Stanislas, Disc AZ, 1968)13. The Fifth Avenue Band – "One Way Or Another"(The Fifth Avenue Band, Reprise 1969)14. The Tydes - "Say Boy"(Bob Holmes' Nashville Soul, Kent 2017)15. Scott Three - "Runnin' Wild (Ain't Gonna Help You)"(Afterschool Special: The 123s Of Kid Soul, Numero Group 2016)16. Brand New Faces - "I Don't Wanna Cry"(South Side Story Vol. 23, Numero Group 2014)--Be a care more person!17. Bernie Hayes - "Cool Strut Pt. 1"(Never To Be Forgotten: The Flip Side Of Stax 1968-1974, Light In The Attic 2012)18. Bobby Stroup - "Wait For Me"(Praise Poems, Tramp 2015)19. Tom Hartman - "Sunshine Woman"(Bonehead Crushers Volume 2, Belter 2012)20. Bulbous Creation - "End Of The Page"(Local Customs: Cavern Sound, Numero Group 2012)

Je hoort een uur lang heerlijke muziek van Eurythmics, Paul McCartney, Dave Edmunds, Richard Harris, Brinsley Schwarz en Douwe Bob.

Muzikaal thema is Saturday Swingtime. Je hoor Gene Vincent, Jump Dickie Jump, The Velvedettes, The Blasters & The Jordanaires en Brinsley Schwarz.

Gus has the segments, and Rig tells us the story of 1970s rock band Brinsley Schwarz who attempted an audacious publicity stunt that went delightfully south.

Om 22:00 uur Mart Smeets met twee uur lang heerlijke muziek in een nieuwe OLM op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Mavis Staples, Sam Cooke, Fats Domino, Brinsley Schwarz, Ricky Lee Jones, Ray Davis, The Foundations en John Moreland.

Om 22:00 uur Mart Smeets met twee uur lang heerlijke muziek in een nieuwe OLM op 40UP Radio. Muziek van Mavis Staples, Sam Cooke, Fats Domino, Brinsley Schwarz, Rickie Lee Jones, Ray Davies, The Foundations en John Moreland.

Here's a little mix of tunes for a nice, lazy Labor Day.  Enjoy! 1) Lies by JJ Cale 2) Everybody Monday by Laghonia 3) Gotta Travel On by Bob Dylan 4) Marlene by Kevin Coyne 5) My Dark Hour by Steve Miller Band (feat Paul McCartney) 6) Lazy Waters by The Byrds 7) Living Without You by Manfred Mann's Rare Earth Band 8) Sleepy Eyes by Morning 9) Hymn to Me by Brinsley Schwarz 10) High Rollers by New Riders of the Purple Sage 11) Tulsa Turnaround by First Edition 12) Coming into Los Angeles by Arlo Guthrie 13) Let Her Dance by Bobby Fuller Four