Podcast appearances and mentions of Carmine Street Guitars

In this episode, Alex visits the iconic Carmine Street Guitars in New York City with his bandmates Percy Jones and Tim Motzer from PAKT. The shop, established by Rick Kelly, crafts distinctive guitars from reclaimed wood salvaged from the city's historic buildings. These guitars, known for their unique sound, have caught the attention of celebrated musicians such as Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Jim Jarmisch, Jamie Hince, and Daniel Kessler, to name a few. During their visit, Rick Kelly and his apprentice, Cindy Hulej—who has since launched her own brand, Cindy Guitars—delve into the shop's history, their meticulous guitar-making process, and anecdotes about their custom instruments and notable clients. This episode offers a rare glimpse into a one-of-a-kind shop where each piece tells a story of New York's past, marrying craftsmanship with music history. Watch the Carmine Street documentary Listen to the Carmine Street podcast, The Bones of Old New York Follow Cindy Hulej @cindyguitars Follow Alex: @alexskolnick, @moodsandmodes, @alexskolnicktrio, @testamentofficial Moods & Modes is hosted and produced by Alex Skolnick. Executive Producer: Kirsten Cluthe. Edited by Justin Thomas. Music by Alex Skolnick and the Alex Skolnick Trio (and in this episode, PAKT). Episode cover photo by Alex Skolnick. Artwork by Mark Dowd. Distributed by Studio Kairos. See PAKT on tour! Upcoming dates: 8/26 at The Milestone Club, Charlotte, NC. 8/27 at The Grey Eagle, Asheville, NC. 8/28 at Kings Raleigh, Raleigh, NC. 8/29 at The Loft 129, Cumberland, MD. 8/30 at Sellersville Theater, Sellersville, PA. 9/1 ProgDay at Storybrook Farm, Chapel Hill, NC.  9/7 Williams Center, Rutherford, NJ. 

Guitar Makers Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej with Producer Mike the Mic hang out and chat with guests in the legendary Greenwich Village shop Carmine Street Guitars.

The Bones of Old New York is a new podcast from Carmine Street Guitars, a guitar shop in New York's iconic Greenwich Village which opened in 1990. The podcast is hosted by Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, two world renowned luthiers who make guitars from repurposed wood found in historic New York City buildings. Rick Kelly has been making guitars for over 50 years and has made Instruments for some of the world's most legendary artists including Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Motley Crue, Jim Jarmusch, Allen Woody and Lenny Kaye. Cindy started working for Rick 11 years ago as his apprentice and has quickly become one of the premier guitar builders in New York making instruments for artists like Jackson Smith, Michael Imperioli and Kurt Vile. In 2018 a documentary about the shop directed by Ron Mann (Altman, Tales of Rat Fink, Grass) premiered to critical acclaim bringing international attention to Rick and Cindy. This is when they met the producer of the Bones of Old New York, Mike Guggino, who was the sound mixer on the film. They began recording at the end of 2021 and continued sporadically throughout the last 2 years having various guests come by and talk about music, art, life, New York and of course, guitars. The idea behind the podcast is simple. The listener gets to hang out in the back of the shop with Rick, Cindy and Mike while they have conversations with artists and shop regulars. It's a window into a time when Greenwich Village was full of painters, musicians, beat poets, coffee shops and counterculture freak-niks. A place where many of today's most influential artists got their start. Some of the guests in the first season include Captain Kirk Douglas of the Roots, Steve Gunn, Dylan Keefe of Marcy Playground and Lenny Kaye and many more. The Bones of Old New York Premiers February 14th.

1:29:31 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Seven shave days, vegan ramen, barn birthday party, crazy weather, USB hub died, Christmas Eve party, Biñho Board, Phish at Madison Square Garden, invisible energies of roads, garbage overflowing, It’s Like, You Know… (1999 sitcom), Marvel Snap, Max Headroom, Carmine Street Guitars, vegan Mexican place, Woodstock […]

1:29:31 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Seven shave days, vegan ramen, barn birthday party, crazy weather, USB hub died, Christmas Eve party, Biñho Board, Phish at Madison Square Garden, invisible energies of roads, garbage overflowing, It’s Like, You Know… (1999 sitcom), Marvel Snap, Max Headroom, Carmine Street Guitars, vegan Mexican place, Woodstock […]

“With your feet on the air and your head on the ground…”In this week's particularly singsong-y episode the buds soar into the oft confusing matter of safely flying with your guitar. We read the federal law and FAA regulations so you don't have to, and provide all the tips you need for safe and stress-free air travel with your prized instrument.Also discussed: Fender's affordable Acoustasonic Player Telecaster, Earthworks' ETHOS broadcast mic, Apple's new self-service repair program, creepy Amazon One scanning, Brass Against getting pissy, Studio 666, and Rick Kelly's Carmine Street Guitars.Let me smell your palms.

"I like the more interesting, kinda crazy stuff". This is Cindy Hulej speaking about her special approach in building and embellishing guitars. She decorates them in many ways, from which one is to use a woodburner. Often she ends up having the bodies fully decked out with the most wonderful detailed drawings, showing portraits of e.g. the Beatles or cathedrals. She learned to built from Rick Kelly, owner of the legendary shop "Carmine Street Guitars" in New York´s famous Greenwhich Village. A place that feels like old New York as many do agree upon. Old means true creative vibes remained here, but yet fresh as I want to add, to not forget about the relentless dedication and constant transformation you can meet when entering the heart of the store, the workshop, where Cindy and Rick are to meet most likely. Cindy became a luthier eight years ago: She walked into the store wanting to learn from Rick and none other. From the beginning on she learned exactly the way Rick built, but did it under her own brand "Cindy guitars". Synesthetes will definitely agree with me that even before a Cindy guitar is played it screams: Rock´n`Roll! We talked about her very early discovery of punk, about working in an art friendly restaurant, about costumizing a guitar for a Jim Jarmusch movie and the "mystery of the molecules" which goes into all of what Cindy and Rick are doing and which has to do with the special energy of the wood they use plus the history of the shop...

Brian and Blake are back fresh from NAMM with another episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast.Winter NAMM is over and as Brian recovers from NAMMthrax the guys talk about the new Neural DSP modeler that was a big hit at the show. And the guys both came back with new guitars, they share what they got.Have we reached “peak pedal”? Have all the effects been produced and there is nothing new non the horizon? Or will we just keep getting tube screamer clones? It is an interesting discussion.Guitar scaling, gear trends and Blake recorded straight to his interface. Yep. It is all in this week’s Chasing Tone Podcast.

Filmkritiken zu "playmobil", "Paradise Hills" und "Carmine Street Guitars" Lockere Filmkritiken zum selbst mitmachen! Meldet euch via Mail (info@tele-stammtisch.de), Facebook, Twitter oder Instagram für den nächsten Podcast an! Haupt-RSS-Feed | Filmkritiken-RSS-Feed iTunes (Hauptfeed) | iTunes (Filmkritiken) Spotify (Hauptfeed) | Spotify (Filmkritiken) Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram Skype: dertelestammtisch@gmail.com Titel: playmobil - Der Film Originaltitel: Playmobil: The Movie Startdatum: 29.08.2019 Länge (min): 99 FSK: ohne Altersbeschränkung Regie: Lino DiSalvo Darsteller: Anya Taylor-Joy, Gabriel Bateman, Jim Gaffigan uvm. Verleih d. Concorde Filmverleih Trailer Titel: Paradise Hills Startdatum: 29.08.2019 Länge (min): 95 FSK: ab 12 Regie: Alice Waddington Darsteller: Eiza González, Awkwafina, Milla Jovovich uvm. Verleih d. Kinostar Filmverleih GmbH Trailer Titel: Carmine Street Guitars Startdatum: 29.08.2019 Länge (min): 80 FSK: ohne Altersbeschränkung Regie: Ron Mann Darsteller: Eszter Balint, Christine Bougie, Nels Cline uvm. Verleih d. Realfiction Trailer Gäste: JohannaWebsite | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Anna Spies Website | Facebook | Instagram Comicaze e.V. Website | Facebook | Instagram Max Website | Facebook | Instagram Andi Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Steffen Facebook | Twitter NerdNerdNerd - Der nerdige Comic-Cast Website | Twitter | Instagram Rene Facebook Renes Nerdcave Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram i used the following sounds of freesound.org: Musical Snapshots by Columbia Orchestra Short Crowd Cheer 2.flac by qubodup License (Copyright): Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Folge direkt herunterladen

Elliott Childs talks to New York based guitar builders Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, the subjects of Carmine Street Guitars, a documentary which is playing at the New Zealand International Film Festival.

V oddaji Gremo v kino ocenjujemo Delo brez avtorja – novi film Floriana Henckla von Donnersmarcka, ki je leta 2007 prejel oskarja za Življenje drugih. Pod drobnogledom sta tudi kostumska drama Zama argentinske režiserke Lucrecie Martel in dokumentarec Carmine Street Guitars o znameniti trgovini s kitarami v Greenwich Villageu v New Yorku. Poročamo še o mednarodnem filmskem festivalu v Karlovih Varih, kjer s svojim novim filmom Polsestra tekmuje Damjan Kozole, pa o festivalu Il Cinema Ritrovato, ki je zavezan ponovnemu odkrivanju draguljev iz zakladnice filmske zgodovine.

This week, Anya, Eric, and Josh chat about: Broken computers, Drag Queens, Clive Barker, John Waters, Chewie's impersonation of Tommy Wiseau, long lost restored movies and music, missing movies due to travel, Comic Book Confidential, The Raptors, and more! Plus, they discuss the movies screening from Friday May 17th - Thursday May 23rd, 2019: Carmine Street Guitars, High Life, Amazing Grace, [Censored], How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Who Killed Captain Alex?, and Bad Black!

Once the center of the New York bohemia, Greenwich Village is now home to luxe restaurants, and buzzer door clothing stores catering to the nouveau riche. But one shop in the heart of the Village remains resilient to the encroaching gentrification: Carmine Street Guitars. There, custom guitar maker Rick Kelly and his young apprentice Cindy Hulej, build handcrafted guitars out of reclaimed wood from old hotels, churches, bars and other local buildings. Nothing looks or sounds quite like a Rick Kelly guitar, which is the reason they are embraced by the likes of Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Patti Smith, Jim Jarmusch, just to name a few. Featuring a cast of prominent musicians and artists, and some virtuoso performances, the film captures five days in the life of one shop in the heart of Greenwich Village that remains resilient to an all-too-quickly vanishing way of life. Director and Producer Ron Mann stops by to talk about the guitar artisans, Rick Kelly and Cindy Hulej, their own personal journeys and the last remaining vestige of a musical community that continues to inspire musicians all over the world. ABOUT THE FILMMAKER: RON MANN - The Canadian filmmaker and producer Ron Mann is renowned for his genre-bending approach to filmmaking and documentary cinema that explores art forms and contemporary popular culture with vision and verve. From jazz (Imagine the Sound, 1981), spoken word (Poetry in Motion, 1982), comics (Comic Book Confidential, 1988), dance (Twist, 1992), marijuana (Grass, 1999), car culture (Tales of the Rat Fink, 2006), fungi (Know Your Mushrooms, 2009), and independent filmmaking (Altman, 2015) Mannʼs films invoke the ethos and spirit of his subjects in resonant and contemporary ways. For news and updates go to: carminestreetguitarsfilm.com

Rick Kelly has been hand crafting guitars for over 50 years in his hometown of New York for artists including Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, Charlie Sexton, Kirk Douglas and Bill Frisell to name a few. Rick's work - which includes the use of reclaimed timbers from historic NY locations - is the subject of a beautifully made feature film, Carmine Street Guitars, directed by Ron Mann. The film includes a star studded line-up of guitarists, but is as much a tale of Rick and his apprentice Cindy Hulej's time honoured craft in an increasingly gentrified neighbourhood.   Show Links 'Carmine Street Guitars' Film Trailer Kelly Guitars Cindy Guitars   Guitar Speak Podcast Links  Visit us at guitarspeakpodcast.com Subscribe and find previous episodes at: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher   Follow us on Facebook & Instagram  Join our Guitar Speak Forum Buy a T-Shirt! Contact us at guitarspeakpodcast@gmail.com

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The first CUFF.DOCS recap has arrived. We cover the ups and downs of the fest, arcade games, and olive oil. We talk 5/13 docs this week covering Mr. Fish, the Hal Ashby doc, Slam poetry in Don't Be Nice, and two extremely bad docs called Weed the People and Carmine Street Guitars. 

Episode 89-This was another fun one! Today I talk to Cindy about her rather unorthodox hiring at Carmine Street Guitars, her leather work, making guitars out of oollllllllld New York wood, and the movie they were in! All great stuff. Her website is CindyGuitars.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special podcast only edition TIFF 18 reviews: Firecrackers; Freaks; The Subject; Biidaaban; F*@# You; My Boy; Woman at War; Lionheart; Widows; Carmine Street Guitars; Blind Spot; Rafiki

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Carving NYC's time, one guitar at the time. The post Ron Mann, Cindy Hulej – Carmine Street Guitars #Venezia75 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

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This is my first "I havent been able to see the magazine yet" podcast! Im not gonna let the length of the East Coast between me and my magazine stop me from talking about it! Cindy Hulej is building some very cool instruments out of the iconic Carmine Street Guitars shop in NYC. Her friend Jay Deville sat in and shared a couple of (post production) tunes as well. A fun tribute to just released Issue #42 of the ever gorgeous Fretboard Journal Magazine. "Read happy my friends!" Special Guests: Cindy Hulej and Jay DeVille.

In this podcast guitarist and OutsideGuitar.com founder Aram Bajakian (Lou Reed, John Zorn, Malcolm Mooney of CAN) talks to Bill Frisell. What can be said about Bill except that everyone who has ever heard him has wondered how he's able to make the guitar sound so beautiful. During the course of his career, Bill has worked with  John Zorn, Paul Motian, Marianne Faithful, Jeff Buckley, Joe Henry, Hal Willner, Allen Toussaint and Richard Hell, just to name a few. His own albums take listeners into another plane, where time is stretched and the sounds emanating from his guitar are the other-worldly soundtrack. In this interview, Bill and Aram talk about guitars, particularly all the connections that emanate from one guitar shop in Manhattan, Carmine Street Guitars, where master luthier Rick Kelly makes his telecasters and stratocasters. They also discuss Jim Jarmusch, Voidoids and Lou Reed guitarist Robert Quine, the art of practicing and pedals, in addition to other questions asked by outsideguitar.com subscribers. Half the episode is here. Get the other half by subscribing at www.outsideguitar.com.