Podcast appearances and mentions of Carrie Rodriguez

Do not come on Alt.Latino if you don't have good chisme! Ana and Felix talk about their favorite songs of the week, including some psychedelic cumbia, Cuban folk music and more.Songs featured on the episode:•Combo Chimbita, "Dímelo"•Cortadito, "Yemaya"•Joaquina, "desahogo"•Joaquina, "aeropuerto"•The Altons, "Waiting"•Thee Midniters, "It'll Never Be Over For Me"•Majo Aguilar, "el beso"•Carrie Rodriguez, "Miles Away"Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Editorial support from Hazel Cills. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Do not come on Alt.Latino if you don't have good chisme! Ana and Felix talk about their favorite songs of the week, including some psychedelic cumbia, Cuban folk music and more.Songs featured on the episode:•Combo Chimbita, "Dímelo"•Cortadito, "Yemaya"•Joaquina, "desahogo"•Joaquina, "aeropuerto"•The Altons, "Waiting"•Thee Midniters, "It'll Never Be Over For Me"•Majo Aguilar, "el beso"•Carrie Rodriguez, "Miles Away"Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Simon Rentner. Editorial support from Hazel Cills. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Hello friends! Irish born, Austin based singer-songwriter, and entrepreneur Andrea Magee returns to the show for episode 1403! Andrea is currently gearing up for her second annual, Andrea Magee's She Rises Festival taking place Labor Day weekend at Kit Carson Park in Taos, New Mexico, featuring performances by Yola, KT Tunstall, Jade Bird, Mary Gauthier, Jaimee Harris, Carrie Rodriguez, Deanna Carter, PAACK, and many more. Go to sherisesfest.com for tickets and info. She's also releasing a new album this year. Go to andreamageemusic.com for music, show dates, and more. We have a great conversation about how she got the idea for She Rises by going to Brandi Carlisle's festival a couple of years ago, starting and running her non-profit Music Helps ATX, and what inspired her to start it, her bands, Beat Root Revival, PAACK and Ulla, her relationship to the Austin music scene and much more. I had a great time catching up with Andrea. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

The release of Beyoncés Cowboy Carter has sparked a national conversation about who gets to sing country music and the complex roots of the genre. Which got Alt.Latino thinking — what about the Latinos in country?This week, Anamaria Sayre and Felix Contreras travel to Austin, Texas to speak with AmeriChicana musician Carrie Rodriguez about the difference between violin and fiddle, strings and "strangs," and who gets to play country music.Songs featured:•Carin Leon, Leon Bridges: "It Was Always You (Siempre Fuiste Tu)"•Cuco Sanchez: "La Cama de Piedra"•Merle Haggard: "Big City"•Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys: "San Antonio Rose"•Robert Earl Keen: "Feelin' Good Again"•Chip Taylor, Carrie Rodriguez: "Dirty Little Texas Story"•Eva Garza: "Quiero Verte Una Vez Mas"•Rick Trevino: "Doctor Time"•Ruben Ramos: "Crying Time"•Sammy Arriaga: "Tennessee Whiskey - Spanglish"•The Mavericks: "There Goes My Heart"•Louie TheSinger: "Come and Take It"•Carrie Rodriguez: "I Dreamed I Was Lola Beltran"•Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Joaquin Cotler. Hazel Cills is the podcast editor and digital editor for Alt.Latino, and our project manager is Grace Chung. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

The release of Beyoncés Cowboy Carter has sparked a national conversation about who gets to sing country music and the complex roots of the genre. Which got Alt.Latino thinking — what about the Latinos in country?This week, Anamaria Sayre and Felix Contreras travel to Austin, Texas to speak with AmeriChicana musician Carrie Rodriguez about the difference between violin and fiddle, strings and "strangs," and who gets to play country music.Songs featured:•Carin Leon, Leon Bridges: "It Was Always You (Siempre Fuiste Tu)"•Cuco Sanchez: "La Cama de Piedra"•Merle Haggard: "Big City"•Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys: "San Antonio Rose"•Robert Earl Keen: "Feelin' Good Again"•Chip Taylor, Carrie Rodriguez: "Dirty Little Texas Story"•Eva Garza: "Quiero Verte Una Vez Mas"•Rick Trevino: "Doctor Time"•Ruben Ramos: "Crying Time"•Sammy Arriaga: "Tennessee Whiskey - Spanglish"•The Mavericks: "There Goes My Heart"•Louie TheSinger: "Come and Take It"•Carrie Rodriguez: "I Dreamed I Was Lola Beltran"•Audio for this episode of Alt.Latino was edited and mixed by Joaquin Cotler. Hazel Cills is the podcast editor and digital editor for Alt.Latino, and our project manager is Grace Chung. NPR Music's executive producer is Suraya Mohamed. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Hello friends! I hope you're all ready from SXSW 2024. Guitar playing singer-songwriter, David Jimenez from The Last Jimenez is my guest for episode 1366! The Last Jimenez will be playing a couple of SXSW shows on Friday 3/15 at The Continental Club Gallery at 8 pm, and The Soco Stomp at C-Boy's Heart and Soul on Sunday 3/17 at 2:30 pm. Find The Last Jimenez on Spotify and Instagram. David and I have a great conversation about growing up in the Rio Grande Valley, his early days as a shredder, going to Berklee College of Music in Boston, moving to Austin, playing with Carrie Rodriguez and Kelley Mickwee, his last EP "Some Nights" in 2019, his upcoming album Sleep On It due out this summer, immigration at the border, Melhart sound systems, and much more. I had a great time getting to know David. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Check out Todd V. Wolfson for all of your photography needs HERE! Get the chords and tabs for over 1 million songs at Ultimate Guitar! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

So Sylvan @sylvangreeneyes and Jesse @jessejacksondfw discuss another song from the Little Village release, but do the give Big Love to Big Love?   Carrie Rodriguez's cover of Big Love  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DP9W1uuETrc  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The new musical, "¡Americano!," tells the true story of Tony Valdovinos, who didn't learn he was an undocumented immigrant until he attempted to enlist in the Marine Corps. We are joined by Valdovinos, actor Sean Ewing, who plays Tony in the show, and composer Carrie Rodriguez, who created the score. "¡Americano!" runs at New World Stages through June 19.

We're back with a new episode of our mini-season featuring stories collected in our permanent confessional booth at Hotel Magdalena! This week's confessor shares his perfectly romantic escapade through Spain and the unexpected decision he made to keep it that way. Inspired Austin sirens Carrie Rodriguez and Suzanna Choffel effortlessly collaborate, writing a song that […]

Inspired by 9/11, Tony Valdovinos's childhood dream was to serve as a Marine. But on his 18th birthday, he discovered a family secret which prevented his dream from coming true. Born in Mexico, Tony was an undocumented immigrant. His moving story has been turned into ¡Americano! The Musical which runs through June 19th in New York City. The Revolución's Linda Lane Gonzalez, Kathryn Garcia Castro, and Court Stroud talk with Valdovinos about his journey. (Diego Lastra is on hiatus this episode.) Joining Tony for this interview are Carrie Rodriguez, an "Ameri-Chicana" singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, who has performed on Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show, and NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts, and Fernanda Santos, an award-winning author and professor at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Listen: Lauren Class Schneider talks to Carrie Rodriguez, Composer, from “¡Americano!” Carrie Rodriguez, a singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, finds beauty in the cross-pollination of diverse traditions. A passionate performer, she melds fiery fiddle playing, electrifying vocals and a fresh interpretation of new and classic songs with an “Ameri-Chicana” attitude. Her read more The post Class Notes: From “¡Americano!,” Carrie Rodriguez, Composer appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter and fiddler extraordinaire, Carrie Rodriguez is my guest for episode 1153! Carrie and I spoke last week while she was in New York City for the opening of an off-Broadway musical called "¡Americano!: The Musical" for which she composed all of the songs. You can find the soundtrack on streaming services and you can find out more about and get tickets to the musical at americanothemusical.com You can find all things "Carrie" at carrierodriguez.com Carrie and I have a great conversation about staring on violin at 5 years old, going to Berklee College of Music, performing and making 4 albums with the legendary Chip Taylor, her series, "From Texas With Love", writing all of the songs for "¡Americano!: The Musical", bringing back her Laboratorio series and much more. I Had a great time getting to know Carrie. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter and fiddler extraordinaire, Carrie Rodriguez is my guest for episode 1153! Carrie and I spoke last week while she was in New York City for the opening of an off-Broadway musical called "¡Americano!: The Musical" for which she composed all of the songs. You can find the soundtrack on streaming services and you can find out more about and get tickets to the musical at americanothemusical.com You can find all things "Carrie" at carrierodriguez.com Carrie and I have a great conversation about staring on violin at 5 years old, going to Berklee College of Music, performing and making 4 albums with the legendary Chip Taylor, her series, "From Texas With Love", writing all of the songs for "¡Americano!: The Musical", bringing back her Laboratorio series and much more. I Had a great time getting to know Carrie. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

We're taking a bit of a break to pull the covers out. A lot of the covers we'll be sharing today come from recent years and cut a broad swath through the past, with a special emphasis on ‘modern sounds' including new wave, country and rock covered by some of the modern Americana performers that you hear on KOWS Community Radio's Blue Moon Americana each week (and mornings at 5). Tune in for Jason Isbell, Bill Kirchen, Carrie Rodriguez, Sarah Jarosz, Nick Lowe, and a host of others. A fun run of sounds this morning as we kick off spring with fresh Americana covers. 

Singer-Songwriter Carrie Rodriguez on connecting people with her music, creating Brené Brown's Unlocking Us theme songs and composing ¡Americano!: The Musical, opening Off-Broadway in April 2022 with Host Catherine Anaya LEARN MORE about The Women's Eye, an online magazine and podcast, and connect with us!  WEBSITE: https://www.thewomenseye.com  SUBSCRIBE to The Women's Eye PODCAST: http://bit.ly/TWE-It  LIKE The Women's Eye on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensEye/  FOLLOW The Women's Eye on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thewomenseye/  FOLLOW MORE on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thewomenseye/  LEARN MORE about CARRIE RODRIGUEZ: https://www.carrierodriguez.com/

Americana, Roots, Country, Folk and Acoustic music. Featured Artists . New and classic tracks.Episode includes tracks by Eric Church, Neil Young, Carrie Rodriguez and Bruce Springsteen.Also a short feature on Curse of Lono.

The proof is in the performance. If you’ve followed Carrie Rodriguez‘ incredible journey with Laboratorio at the Cactus Cafe, you know. Every single show awakens a new magic, thanks to the talent converging to make it happen. At the helm, Rodriguez puts one hundred percent heart and soul into the endeavor. This is what it […]

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley preview the 2021 Astros with Chandler Rome of the Houston Chronicle and the 2021 Rangers (54:07) with Levi Weaver of The Athletic. Audio intro: The Felice Brothers, "T for Texas" Audio interstitial: Chip Taylor & Carrie Rodriguez, "Dirty Little Texas Story" Audio outro: 2nd Grade, "Bye-Bye Texas" Link to Michael Baumann on the […]

Proof Advertising wraps up its 10-year anniversary livestream celebration with a performance by Carrie Rodriguez, 7PM Central Thursday Dec. 10 on Facebook Live...

Proof Advertising wraps up its 10-year anniversary livestream celebration with a performance by Carrie Rodriguez, 7PM Central Thursday Dec. 10 on Facebook Live...

This 2016 episode features a set from Hayes Carll, plus sets from Darrell Scott, Parker Millsap, Brennen Leigh and Carrie Rodriguez. Support provided by Digital Relativity. https://digitalrelativity.com/

Never before released live music from Carrie Rodriguez at Live From The Divide in Bozeman, MT. Enjoy!

Tasty musical morsels for your ears! Siete Sound Bites presents performances by Carrie Rodriguez, Gina Chavez, Tiarra Girls, & Adrian Quesada with Beto Martinez. 7PM Central tomorrow night, Saturday September 12, on Siete Family Foods' YouTube channel...

Host Jason Wickens sits down with Austin, Texas singer-songwriter Carrie Rodriguez. They chat about her first gigs playing with her dad and the importance of incorporating Chicana and Spanish influences into her music.  Oboz Footwear Presents Oboz Footwear proudly presents podcast and public radio program Live From The Divide.

From the 1940s to the 1960s, Eva Garza’s voice could be heard singing Mexican rancheras throughout Latin America. Though her story and music is largely forgotten today, her genes live on: Garza's great-niece is the Texas singer-songwriter Carrie Rodriguez. In 2016, she released Lola, a bi-lingual record that combines her own Americana sound with the echoes of her family’s musical heritage, courtesy of a crack band led by Luke Jacobs that includes guest guitar polymaths Bill Frisell and David Pulkingham, bassist Viktor Krauss, and others. Carrie Rodriguez plays music from Lola, in-studio.  

This week, New York singer-songwriter, Americana and folk duo Richie & Rosie recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas. Also, interviews with these two fascinating talents. “Richie Stearns and Rosie Newton grew up 150 miles and a few decades apart. While both were raised by professional cellists, Richie started playing banjo at age 14 and Rosie began classical piano lessons at eight, eventually moving to classical viola as a teen. Both shared incredibly unique, musically-immersed childhoods. Richie’s family founded the iconic GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance (of which he is now President) and by her junior year of high school, Rosie was playing fiddle and touring with folk rock band The Mammals. During that time, the two were introduced at Saratoga Springs’ Flurry festival, a meeting that would spark a fated friendship and unique musical bond.  ‘He left an impression on me because he was wearing Converse. I had never seen an adult wear Converse before,’ said Rosie, reflecting back on the first time she shared the stage with Richie. As a Woodstock native, she graduated high school and decided to move to Ithaca after being drawn to the thriving old-time scene, which happened to also be Richie’s stomping grounds. While studying viola at Ithaca College and playing fiddle on the side, Rosie started incorporating folk with her traditional Celtic and classical upbringing. Meanwhile, Richie was a well-established singer and banjo player in the community, having performed around the world with bands like Bela Fleck, Pete Seeger, David Byrne, Billy Bragg & Wilco, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Joan Baez. In addition to releasing two solo albums, Richie was adding to his endless discography, which includes three Natalie Merchant records, multiple collaborations with Jim Lauderdale and Donna The Buffalo, and Carrie Rodriguez.” https://richieandrosie.com/bio In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers a 1978 archival recording of Ozark original Frank Ellis performing a traditional fiddle medley from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Writer, musician, and traditional dancer Aubrey Atwater discusses songs of “home” with musical examples and her own cultivated insight. Home, hearth, family, and sense of place are profound aspects of the human experience. In this segment, we explore American folk songs that address leaving home, returning home, searching for home, homesickness, and our heavenly home.

This week, New York singer-songwriter, Americana and folk duo Richie & Rosie recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas. Also, interviews with these two fascinating talents. “Richie Stearns and Rosie Newton grew up 150 miles and a few decades apart. While both were raised by professional cellists, Richie started playing banjo at age 14 and Rosie began classical piano lessons at eight, eventually moving to classical viola as a teen. Both shared incredibly unique, musically-immersed childhoods. Richie’s family founded the iconic GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance (of which he is now President) and by her junior year of high school, Rosie was playing fiddle and touring with folk rock band The Mammals. During that time, the two were introduced at Saratoga Springs’ Flurry festival, a meeting that would spark a fated friendship and unique musical bond.  ‘He left an impression on me because he was wearing Converse. I had never seen an adult wear Converse before,’ said Rosie, reflecting back on the first time she shared the stage with Richie. As a Woodstock native, she graduated high school and decided to move to Ithaca after being drawn to the thriving old-time scene, which happened to also be Richie’s stomping grounds. While studying viola at Ithaca College and playing fiddle on the side, Rosie started incorporating folk with her traditional Celtic and classical upbringing. Meanwhile, Richie was a well-established singer and banjo player in the community, having performed around the world with bands like Bela Fleck, Pete Seeger, David Byrne, Billy Bragg & Wilco, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Joan Baez. In addition to releasing two solo albums, Richie was adding to his endless discography, which includes three Natalie Merchant records, multiple collaborations with Jim Lauderdale and Donna The Buffalo, and Carrie Rodriguez.” https://richieandrosie.com/bio In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers a 1978 archival recording of Ozark original Frank Ellis performing a traditional fiddle medley from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Writer, musician, and traditional dancer Aubrey Atwater discusses songs of “home” with musical examples and her own cultivated insight. Home, hearth, family, and sense of place are profound aspects of the human experience. In this segment, we explore American folk songs that address leaving home, returning home, searching for home, homesickness, and our heavenly home.

Hi everybody, I'm very excited to release my new podcast out with Nick Clark.Apologies for the delay between podcasts. We moved into our new home a few weeks ago which has been great, but very time consuming!Nick is an old friend from Austin, TX and is quickly becoming a big deal in the music industry. He is bassist and producer, who’s expanding his work into TV and film (there’s also a Masters in Physics from Texas State University on his resume, in case you were curious), has performed with several of the best musicians in Austin and beyond, from Tameca Jones (Tameca LaVon) to Carrie Rodriguez, Jackie Venson, Progger, H.E.R, Jojo and this dude named Kanye West, if that rings a bell…If you like, please rate and share thanks for the support!

Meet Carrie Rodriguez and Gina Chavez, the musicians who created and perform the music you hear every week on Unlocking Us. Artists and activists, Gina and Carrie integrate stories, culture, and the heart of past generations into their music to create artful and hopeful futures. You can hear it in their music, and you can see it in their lives. I'm so grateful that our weekly Unlocking Us conversations begin and end with their soulful sounds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With love, from Austin and London. Carrie Rodriguez & Luke Jacobs song swap with Bruce Robison & Kelly Willis on 'Virtual Green Note...in the round,' 2PM Central Wed. May 27th...

Playlist: John Hewitt & The New Americans - Happy All The TimeDala - Ohio (Medley)Mike McKenna Jr. - Pale White MoonMariachi Ghost - El CascabelFrancisco Gonzalez - Maria de NocheMariachi Los Caporales - Caminos de MichoacanCarrie Rodriguez & The Sacred Hearts - Noche De RondaMariachi El Bronx - Norteno LightsLila Blue - Weeping Mother's SongRuthie Foster - Mama SaidLynn Morris - Mama's HandsJane Hawley & Aunt Betty's Band - Hey MomSusana Seivane - MomentosLino Straulino - La Piccola InglesinaHarrow Fair - ShilohKaravan Sarai - The Road To Hijaz

Ep437: A sneak peek at Willie Nelson's album, a down home duet from Evan Felker and Carrie Rodriguez, a new album from Eric Brace who has revived his Last Train Home band, big tent revival music from Sam Butler, the first solo album from Sam Doores, and another awesome jam band track from the Green Leaf Rustlers. "For people who got The Juice" originated from Americana Music Show.

JW Roy & The Royal Family - Doreen feat Carrie RodriguezI do not own anything. All credits go to the right owners. No copyright intended. Pure as a hobby, since 1998, we want to present to you, as much as possible, heart touching music in the "Take it Easy" and Let The Music Speak atmosphere.....just nonstop music in the several Frits365 Music Podcasts.If you are interested in more Frits365 news you can follow me on facebook https://www.facebook.com/frits365 or on twitter https://www.twitter.com/frits365 and on my blog https://frits365music.blogspot.com or download the spreaker-radio app (for all devices),** Search for Frits365 make it your favorite and join the club.**

Emisión número 12 de "Las cosas que hay que escuchar", con temas de Sector 27, Il maniscalco maldestro, Alaitz eta Mader, Atacapaca, Queen , Altered images, Randy Newman, Adam and the Ants, Missing Persons, Carrie Rodriguez, Buckwheat Zydeco, Charming Hostess, Petra Haden y Shakespears Sister. Además de las habituales tonterías que Saurio y un montón de avatares dicen entre tema y tema. Emitido originalmente el 25 de agosto de 2019 por FM La Tribu, 88.7, de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Emisión número 12 de "Las cosas que hay que escuchar", con temas de Sector 27, Il maniscalco maldestro, Alaitz eta Mader, Atacapaca, Queen , Altered images, Randy Newman, Adam and the Ants, Missing Persons, Carrie Rodriguez, Buckwheat Zydeco, Charming Hostess, Petra Haden y Shakespears Sister. Además de las habituales tonterías que Saurio y un montón de avatares dicen entre tema y tema. Emitido originalmente el 25 de agosto de 2019 por FM La Tribu, 88.7, de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Emisión # 2 de "Las cosas que hay que escuchar", con temas de Buckweath Zydeco, The Plastics, Jane Siberry, Roger Taylor, Delta 5, Flying Lizards, United States of America, Carrie Rodriguez, Milla, Chumbawamba, Miki Gonzalez, Arno Steffen, Il Maniscalco Maldestro y Vijaya Anand . Emitido originalmente el 9 de junio de 2019 por FM La Tribu, 88.7, de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Emisión # 2 de "Las cosas que hay que escuchar", con temas de Buckweath Zydeco, The Plastics, Jane Siberry, Roger Taylor, Delta 5, Flying Lizards, United States of America, Carrie Rodriguez, Milla, Chumbawamba, Miki Gonzalez, Arno Steffen, Il Maniscalco Maldestro y Vijaya Anand . Emitido originalmente el 9 de junio de 2019 por FM La Tribu, 88.7, de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I am a latecomer to the world and talent of Jim Lauderdale...I "discovered" him in 2010 in Nashville at my first Americanafest (the annual conference of the Americana Music Association); he hosted the Annual Awards Ceremony at The Ryman Auditorium and I caught his official showcase with a full band at The Mercy Lounge. Shortly thereafter he was on a bill with Carrie Rodriguez at Knuckleheads Saloon in Kansas City and I try to make every performance in my home town. I've become a true fan of his music and his amazing work ethic. He has released dozens of albums, been nominated for Grammies, is one of the most prolific collaborators in American music and yet still flies under most of the American public's musical radar. In this "phoner" into the Production Studio at 90.1 FM in 2015 during the release of Jim's "I am a Song," you'll hear a wide ranging conversation of his early musical beginnings as a banjo player in New York City's country scene, his love affair with the Eastern mind/body discipline tai chi, and a recounting of just a few of his collaborations...oh the collaborations! Dr. Ralph Stanley, Buddy Miller, Robert Hunter, Nick Lowe, Roland White, Lucinda Williams, Rodney Crowell and many more. Enjoy my conversation with the King of Americana Jim Lauderdale!

Austin-based Ameri-Chicana singer-songwriter Carrie Rodriguez joins Gareth Higgins, co-host of the New Story Festival, for a conversation about the Austin music scene and what she's looking forward to at the festival. Carrie Rodriguez is one of the main stage musical performers at the New Story Festival, taking place March 29-31, 2019, in Austin, Texas. Pay-from-the-heart tickets are available for $99 and $179.  Learn more and get your tickets online now: http://www.newstoryfestival.com/

Often called "The Godfather of Americana", Chip Taylor's songs have been recorded by such musical legends as Frank Sinatra, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Willie Nelson, Aretha Franklin, Linda Ronstadt, and many many more.  A 2016 Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, Chip's songs are feature in over 115 movies and TV shows.  His career spans over 5 decades and includes iconic hits like "Wild Thing" and "Angel of the Morning".  Since 2000, he has released nearly one album a year and has 2 new albums ready for release, in addition to the 27 albums already out.  Along with friends Kris Kristofferson and John Prine, Chip was one of leaders of the Alt-Country movement in the 1970's.  Early in our conversation I mistakenly commented, "so, you write poems and put them to music".  Taylor quickly stopped me to explain that was not, in fact, the case.  He shared that, since the first time he realized he felt music more than most people, at age 5, when he experienced what he calls, “The Chill Factor,” he has continued to follow that innate instinct.  He hears a tune, works through it, and eventually discovers that words will magically work their way into the tune.  Instincts run through the veins of Chip and his brothers:  brother Barry invented the formula that predicts when volcanoes erupt and Jon (Voight) is an Academy Award-Winning actor known for his instinctual character portrayals.  What ensued was a riveting conversation about trust in one's own instrument, refusal to try to "guess the market" in the arts and allowing one's self to produce an enormous volume of high-quality work by nurturing the soul and providing the space in one's life to always be able to create.  SHOW NOTES:   3 boys, 3 unique talents, (8:42). Parental encouragement, (10:38). “Right before school, my dad said, ‘What is this day going to bring us now? Let’s find out.’”, (10:50). “The Chill Factor”: using inspiration to write and perform, (14:34). Signing with King Records at 16, (18:53). “The real lesson is to not take no for an answer.”, (23:02). The power of being told he is ok for who he was, (35:05). Following your gut instead of the market, (42:30). “The writers that I liked best over time were intuitive.”, (44:10). Rituals and habits practiced while writing, (46:53). On being prolific: releasing 27 albums overall, (49:40). Writing a duet album with Carrie Rodriguez, (53:00). “When somebody says something, I usually don’t let it fall off the table.”, (56:16). Combining the beauty of people and attractions, (1:07:34).  SHOW LINKS:  Website: http://trainwreckrecords.com/artists/chip_taylor.html  IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0852118/  Duet Album with Carrie Rodriguez: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/red-dog-tracks/1049337059  Time Waits for No Little Girls Uncovered Album:   https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/time-waits-for-no-little-girls-uncovered/1436724971  Artie Tobia Website: http://www.tobiamusic.com/  If you like what you hear, please Subscribe, leave an iTunes review and spread the word. You can also listen to all episodes at 10000nos.com         

It's a Roots Rewind show where we mine our tape vaults for standout performances by women who killed and thrilled between 2013 and last year. We'll hear Memphis bass player and torchy songwriter Amy LaVere, the sublime and uncategorizable Kristina Train, humanistic humorist Susan Werner and a closing set of songs in Spanish and English from Austin's remarkable Carrie Rodriguez. We hear as well from mountain modernist folk artist Dori Freeman from VA and Leah Blevins from KY. They're voice you know and voices on their way up.

Chip Taylor is best known as the songwriter for both “Wild Thing” and “Angel of the Morning,” but there’s so much more to him than just those two songs. For one, he’s written hundreds of other tunes, including “I Can’t Let Go” for the Hollies, and “Try a Little Harder” recorded by Janis Joplin.Taylor got his start in a rockabilly group, Wes Voight and the Town Three, who were signed to a subsidiary of King Records back in 1958. He released a series of critically-acclaimed solo LP’s in the Seventies before retiring from music in the Eighties.After returning to music in the mid-Nineties, Taylor has been on a hot streak as of late, releasing an average of an album a year. He’s also issued several successful records with fiddle player Carrie Rodriguez. His latest release is A Song I Can Live With.

The easiest way to describe the Sept. 28 Music City Roots was Ladies Night – our four acts were all led by women. But outside of their creators’ XX chromosomes, those four sets of music had virtually nothing in common. It was an unusual night in more ways than that. With host Jim Lauderdale and “interview guy” Craig Havighurst at the IBMA’s annual gathering in Raleigh, Sam Bush and I were called in. Fortunately, golden-throated MCR announcer Keith Bilbrey was minding the store and maintaining standards. Sam and his trademark mandolin, “Hoss,” appropriately opened the evening with a well-known musical female, Bob Dylan’s “Girl From the North Country.” Although it’s not on his fine new CD, Storyman, it captured that album’s singer-songwriter approach while showing off his mandolin mastery, setting the song to a bluesy, Allman-style riff. Pound for pound, there is no better, more dynamic mandolin picker on earth. Angel Snow, fresh from her weekend performance at Franklin’s Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival played the first set, backed by lap steel guitarist Jason Goforth. Recently signed to Nettwerk (Sarah McLachlan’s longtime label), she’s working on a folk-pop record that expands her sound with electronics, but it’s hard to imagine how she could improve upon the simple beauty of her MCR set, stripped down to two guitars and one voice, creating an atmosphere at once rootsy and ethereal.

Hayes Carll, Darrell Scott, Parker Millsap, Brennen Leigh and Carrie Rodriguez on Mountain Stage. Episode 871 recorded live in Charleston, West Virginia.

Producer Lee Townsend is my guest on the show this week. Lee is a producer in the truest sense of the word. He’s not a performing musician, never has been, but has always been deeply into music and he brings a philosophy and easy going nature to sessions that make people rally around and perform their best. Lee is best known for his decades-long relationship in the studio and as manager for Bill Frisell, with whom he has made many records, earned Grammy Awards and countless other accolades, but he has also made some amazing records for artists as diverse as Dave Holland, Viktor Krauss, John Scofield, Charlie Hunter, Louden Wainwright, Carrie Rodriguez, and many more. He is an artistic member of the group Floratone, which is an experimental collaboration with Frisell, Matt Chamberlain, Tucker Martine, and Lee. He has also worked as VP of A&R for Verve/Polygram and as General Manager of of ECM Records in the USA. I thought Lee would be a great addition to the series here as someone who brings an intense love and passion for music to the table and has a long history of great records under his belt. He is a true Music Maker and Soul Shaker!

Some of the best of what you'll hear in June, with full songs by Cracker, Sarah Jarosz, Brett Dennen, Parker Millsap, Liz Vice, Darrell Scott, Carrie Rodriguez and Jill Sobule. Hosted by Assistant Producer Joni Deutsch.

R.B. Stone plays tracks from Some Call It Freedom and talks about how he learned to play guitar on a ranch in Colorado and about his songwriting philosophy. On this week’s episode I’ve got the new gothic rock album from Lincoln Durham, some beautiful border music from Carrie Rodriguez, and some top notch songwriting from Robbie Fulks. I’ve also got new music from Steven Casper & Cowboy Angst, Corin Raymond, Grant-Lee Phillips, Sarah Shook & The Disarmers, and Lucinda Williams. "R.B. Stone writes head songs and heart songs (Ep291)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Delbert McClinton tells the story of the first time he heard Big Joe Turner's "Honey Hush" wafting out of a window. From that moment on, he was driven to give everything he had to the blues. And Carrie Rodriguez tells the story of the first time she heard Bill Frisell and explains how it opened her up to the idea that traditional music need not be played in a traditional way.

Delbert McClinton tells the story of the first time he heard Big Joe Turner's "Honey Hush" wafting out of a window. From that moment on, he was driven to give everything he had to the blues. And Carrie Rodriguez tells the story of the first time she heard Bill Frisell and explains how it opened her up to the idea that traditional music need not be played in a traditional way.

Dan and Eric talk about nuclear bomb, triceratops, blow darts, coffee, Apple, FBI, Netflix, Ridley Scott, Lords of Chaos, Mayhem, Metallica, Eagles, Kesha, Rush, He Never Died, The Witch, Deadpool, Robert McCammon, Stone of Shanara, Alanon, Stereolab, Carrie Rodriguez, Lola, Horror Etc.

This week’s show comes to you from the Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas with legendary comedic actor Fred Willard. Plus, songs from beloved Austin musicians Shinyribs and Carrie Rodriguez. And an "All About That Bass" Pop Song Correspondence from the ad agency hired by National Bass Fishing Association.

This week, Wits is at the Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas with one of the all-time greats of comedy, actor Fred Willard. He shares some behind-the-scenes stories of those classic Christopher Guest comedies he appeared in like Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman. We also have songs from beloved Austin-based music guests Shinyribs and Carrie Rodriguez. Plus, we find out what inspired Abbott and Costello’s most famous routine.

AJ Ghent plays tracks from Live At Terminal West, shares his secrets for putting on a great show and talks about his lap steel legacy. Also on this episode, new rock & roll from Ray Wylie Hubbard, folk from Malcolm Holcombe, gospel from The McCrary Sisters, 30’s blues from Eilen Jewell, jump blues from Eight O’Five Jive, western swing from Asleep At The Wheel and Carrie Rodriguez, bluegrass from Robert Earl Keen, and beautiful soul music from Allison Moorer. "Ep242 AJ Ghent does the funky suit and tie thing" originated from Americana Music Show.

Bienvenidos a otra aventura americana a vuestra aventura retornamos despues de una semana con mas fuerzas y con muchas mas cosas ,hoy tenemos desde Brad Paisley ,Carrie Rodriguez pasando por Kitty Wells ,como siempre un poco de todo desde La Aventura Americana Radio y desde Los Amigos del Country en Facebook espero os guste GRACIAS

FTB podcast #198 features the new album by CARRIE RODRIGUEZ called Give Me All You Got. Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio and on Rob Ellen's Flyinshoes Review. Get the Freight Train Boogie Americana  Android App from Amazon for only $1.99. Show #198 CARRIE RODRIGUEZ  - Devil In Mind  (Give Me All You Got) JACOB JONES - My Girl Is Sweeter Than Yours  (Good Timin' in Waynetown) WAZ E JAMES - Back Again  (Noisy Trucks) JARROD DICKENSON - Little Black Dress  (The Lonesome Traveler) (mic break) KATHRYN CAINE -The Whiskey Song (Duet with Peyton Tochterman)  (When I Was His Wife) ROB LUTES  - Things We Didn't Choose (The Bravest Birds) MERCHANTS OF MOONSHINE - I'll Be With You Again (Jennie's Ballad)   (More Than Whiskey) THE LEAVERS - Coronado's Gold  (Once Upon A Time) CARRIE RODRIGUEZ - Lake Harriet  (Give Me All You Got) (mic break) BLACK PRAIRIE - Nowhere, Massachusetts  (A Tear in the Eye Is a Wound in the Heart) JIM COYLE - Saturday Blues  (Here and There) STAN MARTIN - Walk Away  (Distilled Influences) KRISSY AND THE JACKDAWS -  Station Cat Story Time (Krissy And the Jackdaws) (mic break) CARRIE RODRIGUEZ - Whiskey Runs Thicker Than Blood  (Give Me All You Got) (Feb. 8th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

The new CD by JIM LAUDERDALE called Patchwood River is featured on podcast #72.  Also new music from DOUG WAMBLE, LES SAMPOU and CARRIE RODRIGUEZ.  The full playlist is posted below. Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts. Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!   Show #72 JIM LAUDERDALE - Patchwork River Patchwood River LES SAMPOU - Sam & Alice Lonesomeville  DAVE McCANN AND THE FIREHEARTS - Broken Bugs Dixiebluebirds THE SADIES - Postcards Darker Circles (mic break) CARRIE RODRIGUEZ -Eyes On The Prize Love And Circumstances ETHYL & THE REGULARS - Long Gone, Long Forgotten Fill 'Er Up with Ethyl and the Regulars KEV ROWE - Something's Going Down Hi Love JIM LAUDERDALE - Jawbone Patchwood River (mic break) DOUG WAMBLE - Freezer Burn Doug Wamble MARY GAUTHIER - Sideshow The Foundling KEN WILL MORTON - True Grit True Grit KENNY OWENS - Bitter Walking In St. James (mic break) JIM LAUDERDALE - Between Your Heart And Mine Patchwood River Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

On this week's show some good upbeat music from the likes of Ricky Skaggs as well as my usual mix of laid back songs from people like Carrie Rodriguez and Cara Dillon

Starting off the new year with music from Anathallo, Carrie Rodriguez, Matt Tyler, Arizona, Photons and Fredrik. (All music played with permission from the artists and/or labels.)