Podcasts about cap'n jazz

This week's guest is Davey von Bohlen, who you might know from influential Midwest emo acts like The Promise Ring and Cap'n Jazz or from his work in Maritime. Long before he was helping to usher in a genre's second wave and putting Milwaukee music back on the map with some timeless records, von Bohlen was learning how to play guitar and emptying basement shows out as a member of Ten Boy Summer. Recently, the legendary frontman spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas about his early musical attempts, what he's up to now and pretty much everything that happened in between. Over the course of the TWO-HOUR conversation, Davey opened up about joining Cap'n Jazz, reluctantly coming on as The Promise Ring's singer, that band's unexpected popularity, the path to starting Maritime (and where he feels the band is at this point in time), and jamming in a project called Vermont. Along the way, von Bohlen talked about his basketball coaching aspirations, performing on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, earning a Platinum record for singing on a Jimmy Eat World album and all the ups and downs from his 30-plus years on stage. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering, Lakefront Brewery and Music Go Round Greenfield. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Maritime ("Roaming Empire").

The one about "Emo." Featuring Tim Kinsella of Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, Owls, Make Believe and Good Fuck. Tim shows up around the 2:02:27 mark. Listen to Good Fuck here: https://goodfuck.bandcamp.com/ Follow Tim Kinsella on Twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/Tim__Kinsella Follow the pod on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/blink155pod Get more episodes at https://www.patreon.com/blink155  

Me and Tim talk about growing up in Chicago, the process of making music, guilty pleasures, influences, viruses... and more!Trovi la versione sottotitolata in italiano sul canale YouTube di Strano podcastLINK: https://bit.ly/tim-kinsella

Halloween themed Fall Fund Drive show.Halloween by Alice Donut on Virus 100 (Alternative Tentacles) Ghost by Jon Spencer on Spencer Sings The Hits! (In The Red)Monster by Haybaby on They Get There (Tiny Engines)Day Of The Dead by Chris Butler & Ralph Carney on Songs for Unsung Holidays (Smog Veil Records)A Wonderful Beast by Calvin Johnson on A Wonderful Beast (K Records)Zombie Zoo by Tom Petty on Full Moon Fever (MCA Records)Ghost by Neutral Milk Hotel on In The Aeroplane Over The Sea (Merge)Halloween III by Lightning Bolt on Sonic Citadel (Thrill Jockey)Look a Ghost by Unwound on Leaves Turn Inside You (Kill Rock Stars)Scary Kids Scaring Kids by Cap'N Jazz on Analphabetapolothology (Jade Tree)Scary by Chastity on Death Lust (Captured Tracks)Vampire by Antsy Pants on Antsy Pants (Plan-It-X Records)What Sign was Frankenstein by Escape-ism on The Lost Record (Merge)Barry You're Dead by Death to Ming on Death to Ming (Self-Released)Monster Party by BAT! on Bat Music for Bat People (Cleopatra Records ) Ghost Days by Sonny & The Sunsets on Hairdressers From Heaven (Rocks In Your Head Records)Dracula's Wedding by Outkast (feat. Kelis) on Speakerboxxx/The Love Below (Arista)Scary People by Georgi Kay on Where I Go To Disappear (self)Ghost Talk by The Budos Band on V (Daptone)Ghostbusters by The Limbos on Mint 400 Records Presents: At The Movies (Mint 400)Soul Dracula by Hot Blood on Dracula And C° (Disques Carrere)More Dead by Death Valley Girls on Darkness Rains (Suicide Squeeze)Spooky by Classics IV on Spooky (CAPITOL CATALOG MKT (C92))Are We Dead Yet? by The Exbats on E is for Exbats (Burger Records)Halloween by The Dead Kennedys on Plastic Surgery Disasters (Faulty Products)

Vic is a buddy who has been touring for years and years in bands like Joan of Arc, Cap'n Jazz, and Owls. But his story comes from his first tour playing his solo music. It gets pretty gnarly, so hold on tight.

We take on special guest Caelan Lee to help discuss A-Ha's smash hit song! Jake and Alex tag team the intro! Alex finally gets mad at a cover! We all learn about ska and symphonies! Stick around for a bonus round of Battle of The Band where we decide which member of A-Ha has the most intimidating name! Covers in this episode by: A-Ha, Kygo, Cap'n Jazz, Reel Big Fish, Anni B Sweet, Aqualung, Pentatonix, General Soundbwoy, RichaadEB ft. Caleb Hyles

Special guest Chris Donahue joins us to talk about Cap’n Jazz and Disc 1 of their 1998 anthology album, “"Analphabetapolothology.” Will Ramsey enjoy a band more or less when he thinks everyone involved is 12 years old? Why do we believe this first song is about a cat? And will we determine the reason this band only had one album? All this and MORE! Wanna get a shout-out on a future episode? Give us a rating on iTunes! It helps us, and it helps you feel good about yourself!

Konnichiwa! This week on Turned Out A Punk the fine sponsors of this podcast, Vans flew Damian down for another hour of TOAP in Chicago! This time he gets to sit down with Tim Kinsella from Cap'n Jazz, Joan Of Arc, Make Believe, Owls etc. to discuss growing up in Chicago and the birth of the local 90’s scene. Also, The Blackouts (aka Atiba and Ako Jefferson) to discuss how two kids from Colorado Springs managed to live out their dream's through Skateboarding & punk! An amazing time with three of the best to ever do it! Thank you Vans!!!! Also Touched On... Tim: a little too late to see the Smiths and Minor threat The passage of time when you are young Getting the Sky Goes Out at age 11 The definition of Modernism Buying tapes Cap N Jazz: aiming for power violence… and Shudder To Think Toe Jam: the band Chicago in the 90s The Achtung Chicago comp predicting punks future Still not getting accepted into the Chicago music scene NYHC X Donahue The Ramones: “1993 is our year” Atiba and Ako dressing the same… by accident Mom had great taste in music! Hearing the Bad Brains in a record store Mike Koski gives the ultimate punk starter pack FUEL RULES!!!!! Green Day, Offspring, Neurosis, Lungfish et all play the Skatepark in your hometown Nirvana opens for Dinosaur Jr. Pegboy, All, Pharcyde, Fluf, De La Soul all play together. one sees Nirvana, the other sees the Dead becoming a photographer to be Peter Parker Driving to California to work at 7-11 Staring at the album art & Much Much More BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Chase Igliori is the Manager of American Football, Cap'n Jazz, Owen, and other bands not related to Mike or Tim Kinsella. In this episode, he talks to Dan and David about how he helped American Football get back together and put out a second record. Chase tells us what makes a successful reunion happen, and why others don't live up to all the hype. We also talk a lot of shit on Knapsack (sorry Knapsack).

“We never make a decision because we want to alienate the audience,” Tim Kinsella explains. “But we also never make a decision according to what we think the audience wants.” That sums up the musician’s career as any review. Though it only accounts for a bit of the outright animosity found in pieces like Pitchfork’s take on Joan of Arc’s latest opus, He's Got the Whole This Land Is Your Land in His Hands, referred to by the site as a “troll manifesto.” But the way Kinsella tells it, he’s just doing his thing. Joan of Arc, and with the prolific Chicago musician’s numerous other outlets like Cap'n Jazz, The Owls and Make Believe — which found him playing a wrestling heel — have never shied away from experimenting as a method for shaking up the doldrums of music writing. This latest record is the result of hours of jamming, a loose confederation of friends playing freely and exchanging instruments — having fun making music. The result is challenging, confusing and sometimes sublime, as in the case of Kinsella’s stream of conscious, which seem to invoke Trump’s tiny-handed insecurities well before the subject became national news.  

Hey, folks! There was no episode of Random Old Records in October, truly sorry for the delay! I needed a little extra time to craft the perfect selection of tracks for this one. Episode #56 is a special 5-10-15-20 edition, which opens up the memory banks and goes back in time to the years 2011, 2006, 2001, and 1996. Looking back, none of these years were particularly "great" for music, but each one definitely has their fair share of jams!In 2011, Thee Oh Sees kicked off a remarkable run of albums with the acid-folk creep of Castlemania. Meanwhile, The Beets delivered their excellent final LP Let The Poison Out before leader Juan Wauters started a solo career. A decade prior, Jersey post-hardcore rockers Rye Coalition unleashed THEIR final LP Curses, which had been in major label limbo for two years prior to release, and further south, Texas punks the Marked Men released their classic Fix My Brain.2001 was the prime year for emo and post-hardcore, at least in my circle of friends at the time. Bands like Hey Mercedes and Hot Water Music were crafting anthems, while the remnants of Cap'n Jazz were crafting avant-fusion rock with Owls. Finally, the hour wraps up with a bunch of Britpop and indie rock from 1996, when both genres were in slight decline but still pumping out plenty of jams. In between the tracks are some vintage news stories to ramp up the nostalgia and complete the time capsule. Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I had putting it together. As always, thanks for listening, and stay tuned for episode #57 next month!Random Old Records Podcast #56Released 11/07/16DOWNLOAD HERE1. The Beets - "You Don't Want Kids To Be Dead"(Let The Poison Out, Hardly Art 2011)2. Thee Oh Sees - "I Need Seed"(Castlemania, In The Red 2011)3. Fungi Girls - "Doldrums"(Some Easy Magic, Hozac 2011)4. Cults - "Go Outside"(Cults, In The Name Of 2011)--2006: It's these damn gas prices!5. Rye Coalition - "Pussyfootin'"(Curses, Gern Blandsten 2006)6. Damone - "Out Here All Night"(Out Here All Night, Island 2006)7. Marked Men - "Fix My Brain"(Fix My Brain, Swami 2006)8. The Pipettes - "Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me"(We Are The Pipettes, Memphis Industries 2006)9. The Long Blondes - "Separated By Motorways"(Someone To Drive You Home, Rough Trade 2006)--2001: Cincinnati explodes!10. Jimmy Eat World - "Bleed American"(Bleed American, Dreamworks 2001)11. Hot Water Music - "Paper Thin"(A Flight And A Crash, Epitaph 2001)12. Hey Mercedes - "Eleven To Your Seven"(Everynight Fire Works, Vagrant 2001)13. Rival Schools - "Everything Has Its Point"(United By Fate, Island 2001)14. Owls - "Everyone Is My Friend"(Owls, Jade Tree 2001)--1996: The Superman Curse!!15. Howlin' Maggie - "Alcohol"(Honeysuckle Strange, Columbia 1996)16. Ocean Colour Scene - "The Day We Caught The Train"(Moseley Shoals, MCA 1996)17. The Divine Comedy - "Becoming More Like Alfie"(Casanova, Setanta 1996)18. Lush - "Heavenly Nobodies"(Lovelife, 4AD 1996)19. Go Sailor - "Fine Day For Sailing"(Go Sailor, Lookout 1996)

Recently, I got together with Mike Kinsella for the podcast who in these circles needs no introduction. Alas, for those unaware, he has been a part of some of the most revered bands in the scene from the last 90s through today. His work with Cap'n Jazz, American Football, Owls, Owen and Their / They're / There and Joan of Arc has influenced countless individuals and bands to pursue music. We talk about his upbringing, using maps while touring Europe, an upcoming American Football release, renaming "Never Meant" so it's funnier when someone yells it out at an Owen show and of course, the future. One thing is for sure, there is plenty of music left in Mr. Kinsella. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

This episode of the Quimby's Bookstore Podcast features a discussion with authors Adam Levin and Tim Kinsella. Adam Levin is the author of Hot Pink (McSweeney's), a collection of short stories. His book The Instructions (also published by McSweeneey's) is a hefty book about a ten-year-old super-kid who might be the Messiah. Adam teaches writing. Tim Kinsella is the author of The Karaoke Singer's Guide to Self-Defense (Featherproof Press). He too, teaches, as well as bartends, and you may already be familiar with his music, Tim having been in such bands as Cap'n Jazz and Joan of Arc. Adam was celebrating the release of and reading from Hot Pink. He selected Tim as a companion reader for the event. This interview was conducted in the basement of Quimby's. The basement of Quimby's, in spite of what you may think, is mostly storage. Mostly. Well, and also we have some monsters down there too.

End of summer, 2010! - Townes Van Zandt, Little Gold, Virgin Forest, Deer Tick, Billy Bragg, Kinks, the Motels, Meneguar, Cap'n Jazz, Dag Nasty, Alex Chilton, Bonnie Prince Billy, Rockin' Horse, Irma Thomas, Chocolate Watch Band, Cass McCombs, and T Rex.