Podcast appearances and mentions of casey neill

We had an amazing chat with Casey Neill about his latest release "Time Zero Land," sequencing the album, and something music fans should never do! Portland, Oregon-based songwriter Casey Neill talks about time zero land  (released July 26th on Fluff & Gravy Records). This album follows last fall's Casey Neill & the Norway Rats' Sending Up Flares, and includes two outtakes from those band sessions. Neill engineered the rest at his home studio and plays the lion's share of the instruments. It's a dreamy affair with sonic homages to Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Sade, the acoustic side of Rust Never Sleeps, and the Brit-folk pioneered by Bert Jansch, Richard Thompson, and June Tabor. One of the things people often say about the Norway Rats is how their music defies easy genre categorization and while Sending Up Flares leans into the fruits of that collaboration, time zero land embraces the influences and craft songwriting that has been at the core of Neill's work.  A prolific songwriter and road warrior since the late 1990s, Americana and Scots/Irish-folk influences have often underscored his songwriting. Sending Up Flares hints at a European influence too, with songs that channel everything from the cinematic sweep of golden-era U2 to the dark, complex alt-rock of PJ Harvey. If time zero land is intimate and largely acoustic, then Sending Up Flares is broad, eclectic, and every bit as explosive as its title. A four-piece string section (Bizarre Star, arranged by Kyleen King) adds a symphonic punch to “How Beautiful Am I?,” the album's tribute to Marianne Faithfull. Synths, stacked vocal harmonies, and burbling electronics run throughout “Fall Into Forever,” bringing to life the song's bizarre storyline involving a Tokyo typhoon, Dante's Paradiso, and pop star Britney Spears. Together, these 11 songs shine new light on a band who, after more than a dozen years together, have arrived somewhere singular and startlingly unique.  Check him out here:  Website: caseyneill.com IG: casey_neill FB: Casey Neill

If you've seen live music in Portland over the last couple of decades there's a decent chance you've seen Jenny Conlee on the accordion or keyboard. She may be best known for her work with The Decemberists, with whom she's played for the last 23 years. She has also played with Casey Neill and the Norway Rats, Jerry Joseph, Little Sue, The Minus Five, Stephanie Schneidermanor Ashley Flynn. Conlee has a new solo album out called “Tides: Pieces for Accordion and Piano.” Some of the original songs were inspired by her time on the southern Washington coast. Conlee joins us in the studio to tell us more about “Tides” and play a few songs on accordion.

How has music inspired politics, and vice versa? In our latest episode, we talk with activist and musician Casey Neill (@caseyneill) about music, politics, influences, story-telling and environmentalism in a world where nothing is normal anymore. We also note the passing this week of two renowned Vietnam War scholars- John Prados and George Herring. Casey Neill is a Portland, Oregon-based singer/songwriter known for blending politically oriented folk with Celtic, punk, country, and other styles. Originally from the East Coast but moved to Olympia, Washington to attend Evergreen State University, where he became interested in environmentalism and protest music. Throughout the mid-'90s, Neill worked in the Pacific Northwest underground music scene, self-releasing a handful of cassettes and CDs before signing with the Appleseed label. --------------------------- Interlude and Outro- "Manchester Rambler" and "Dancing on the Ruins of Multinational Corporations" by Casey Neill Links// Casey Neill and the Norway Rats: https://www.caseyneill.com/ Get Casey's music on Bandcamp: https://caseyneill.bandcamp.com/ John Prados, Master of Uncovering Government Secrets, Dies at 71 (https://bit.ly/3XWwmxQ) George Herring 1936-2022 (https://bit.ly/3VTlO0F) Follow Green and Red// G&R Linktree: https://linktr.ee/greenandredpodcast https://greenandredpodcast.org/ Support the Green and Red Podcast// Become a Patron at https://www.patreon.com/greenredpodcast Or make a one time donation here: https://bit.ly/DonateGandR **Our friends with Certain Days now have their 2023 calendar available and we bought ten copies. With a $25 (or more) donation to Green and Red, we'll mail you one! Just contact us at greenredpodcast@gmail.com This is a Green and Red Podcast (@PodcastGreenRed) production. Produced by Bob (@bobbuzzanco) and Scott (@sparki1969). “Green and Red Blues" by Moody. Editing by Isaac.

Welcome to Marti's Music Kitchen, the Fun Music & Food Podcast where anything can happen! Today, we're in the kitchen of Portland legend Jenny Conlee, who you might know from The Decemberists or any number of other ventures on the side (The Minus 5, Casey Neill and the Norway Rats, Black Prairie etc); but on this episode of Marti's Music Kitchen, she's also a gardener, a self-proclaimed music geek, and chef. As Jenny tells stories about being on tour, her family, and so much more, she's also going to walk us through cooking Borshch, packed with fresh veggies straight out of her garden. Listen along to learn some cooking hacks, experience stories, and hear some great live music on this episode of Marti's Music Kitchen! RECIPE ingredients: 2 lbs uncooked red beets, peeled 2 carrots 2 celery sticks 3 tbsp. butter (or olive oil for vegan soup) 2 onions 2 garlic cloves chopped 4 tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped (or a 12oz can of diced tomatoes) 1 tea ball or piece of muslin tied with a string 1 bay leaf 4 cloves 8 peppercorns 5 cups veggie broth 1 lemon, juiced salt and pepper optional: sour cream, dill, and boiled eggs for garnish Cooking: 1. Chop the beets, carrots, and celery into small pieces. 2. Melt the butter in a large pan, add the onions and cook over low heat for 5 minutes 3. Add the beets, carrots, and celery and cook for 5 more minutes, stirring occasionally. 4. Add the garlic and tomatoes to the pan and cook while stirring for 2 minutes. 5. Place the bay leaf, cloves, and peppercorn in a tea ball or piece of muslin. 6. Add the tea ball to the pan with the stock. 7. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer covered for 75 minutes. 8. Stir in the lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. 9. Garnish how you like. This soup makes 8 big servings and can be served hot or cold. Jenny Conlee: https://www.facebook.com/JennyConleemusic/ http://www.decemberists.com/ https://jennyconlee.com/ http://blackprairie.com/ Marti's Links! http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall Marti's Music Kitchen Season 1 Cookbook! https://martimendenhall.com/cookbook-store.html #MartisMusicKit #MMK #MartiMendenhall #Food #Music #Podcast #Recipes #MusicAndFood #Cooking #Jazz #Podcast #Season1Cookbook #QuickBites #QuickBitesPodcast #Creative #WhereAnythingCanHappen #JennyConlee #Decemberists #TheDecemberists #BlackPrairie #VoyagersWithoutTrace #TheKid #Piano #Borshch #PolishFood #Babcia #Accordion #MusicGeek #Idplmal #MusicTheory #SummerSoup #gardening #CookingHacks

Are The Monkees a real band? Does any one of their vocalists stand out above the others? These are just a couple of the questions that Joe Adragna of The Junior League and Sadabouts addresses on this episode of You, Me and An Album, which is centered on The Monkees' 1967 album, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. Joe also talks about working with Jay Ferguson, Scott McCaughey and Casey Neill, why he decided to write about New York for his latest Junior League album, the Monkees tribute band he plays in and what's next for him musically.You can keep up with Joe and his musical projects on Twitter and Instagram at @thejuniorleague (on both platforms).You can find The Junior League discography on Bandcamp at https://thejuniorleague.bandcamp.com/.Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.1:06 Joe joins the show1:18 Joe said something that reminded Al of a gift he got from his grandparents 50 years ago4:57 Joe never planned on moving to New Orleans, but it's become his home6:49 Joe discusses meeting and collaborating with Jay Ferguson of Sloan9:15 Scott McCaughey has played a key role in Joe's career13:28 Joe explains how he wound up writing an album full of songs about New York17:03 Joe and Casey Neill went for a different sound on their Sadabouts EPs19:49 Joe talks about his songwriting process21:45 Hearing the Beatles was a formative experience for Joe23:31 Did Joe ever not think of The Monkees as a “real band”?26:00 Watching their show deepened Joe's appreciation for The Monkees30:26 Joe plays in a Monkees tribute band31:48 Unlike Al, Joe likes the production on Pisces36:31 Joe and Al break down Salesman's appeal as an album opener42:28 Joe likes the “mixed mode” of the Monkees featured on Pisces45:28 Joe is impressed by Mike and Mickey's vocals49:29 The album's sequencing and song selection makes Pisces a great album for Joe53:20 Did the Monkees influence Todd Rundgren?55:17 Joe and Al admire Mickey's drumming59:33 Pisces was one of the first recordings to feature a Moog synthesizer1:01:47 Joe likes Daily Nightly for more than just the Moog1:03:33 What Am I Doing Hangin' Round is a standout track for Joe and Al1:06:18 Social media has helped to bring Monkees fans together1:07:36 Joe appreciates how Pisces gives each band member a spotlight1:11:06 Cuddly Toy helped to raise Harry Nilsson's profile1:12:30 The Monkees did not get respect in the American Rock Mock1:14:35 Joe has updates on The Junior League and SadaboutsOutro music is from Hart Island by The Junior League.

In this episode, David Harris, Holly Hazelwood and Eric Mellor are joined by special guests, Casey Neill and Victor Krummenacher, to discuss special record store stories and finds. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=35658686)

Portland-based guitarist, singer and songwriter Casey Neill (Casey Neill and The Norway Rats, The Minus 5, Big Bridges) joins the show to talk about Marianne Faithfull's 2004 album, Before the Poison, which includes major contributions from P.J. Harvey, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. In addition to delving into each of the albums 10 tracks, we talked Casey's current studio work, his return to playing live music, why Before the Poison is a special album for him and why he has been doing a lot of reading about Marianne Faithfull.Note: I mistakenly called Damon Albarn “Damien.” Realized it as soon as it came out of my mouth, but I couldn't undo it.Got a question or comment for Casey or just want to give him a follow? He is on Twitter at @caseyneill and on Instagram at @casey_neill.Find Casey's music on his Bandcamp page: https://caseyneill.bandcamp.com/To sign up for Casey's newsletter, go to http://www.caseyneill.org/index.htmlAl is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB and on both Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow the latter account for updates on the show, including announcements of upcoming guests and featured albums.1:04 Casey joins the show2:11 Casey has been enjoying playing live again7:00 Casey explains where his band's name, The Norway Rats, comes from9:39 Casey has had several friends expose him to music that he still loves today13:50 Casey saw Nirvana play in some unusual spaces while attending Evergreen State17:12 Casey's loved Before The Poison from the first listen20:51 P.J. Harvey, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have been involved in Marianne Faithfull's work for many years23:26 The themes of Before The Poison can be interpreted as both personal and politicalTrack-by-track breakdown25:49 The Mystery of Love30:50 My Friends Have35:52 Crazy Love40:41 Last Song50:14 No Child Of Mine59:16 Before the Poison1:04:29 There Is A Ghost1:09:16 In The Factory1:14:47 Desperanto1:20:11 City of Quartz1:26:04 Casey loves Marianne Faithfull's music because of how she inhabits it1:27:48 An update on the upcoming Casey Neill and The Norway Rats albumOutro music is from Savages by Casey Neill and The Norway Rats.

My friend Casey Neill joined us to talk about this benefit we're doing on April 9, 16, 23, and 30, called Abolition 2021 in support of a free hospitality house for family and lawyers of incarcerated people at Louisiana State Penitentiary. The house will be run by Abolition Apostles, a national jail and prison ministry. Casey Neill is an activist and a musician I have long admired as someone who uses their work to serve, educate and inspire. We talked about the Abolition benefit, and as a nod to the spectral roots of this podcast, Casey shared a dream of his that seemed to be a premonition. To purchase tickets for Abolition 2021, please visit: https://noonchorus.com/abolition-2021 To learn more about Abolition Apostles please visit: https://www.abolitionapostles.com/ For more on Casey Neill visit: http://www.caseyneill.org/ Support Jolie on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/jolieholland

Host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello reveal some surprising facts about their parents; author Dani Shapiro explains how a mail-in DNA test revealed a family secret, which formed the basis of her New York Times bestseller Inheritance: A Memoir of Genealogy, Paternity, and Love; comedian and podcaster Chris Garcia pokes fun at his life choices by channeling his Cuban father; and Casey Neill & The Norway Rats perform “Savages” from their album Subterrene.

A GIGANTIC show!!! KURT VILE calls to catch up with Tom and even play a song! JOSH KANTOR AND CASEY NEILL play LIVE MUSIC IN STUDIO! A special update from LIL BUB! Tom starts listing the TOP 50 WEIRDOS of all time! GARY THE SQUIRREL plays TAKE ME OUT TO THE SQUIRREL GAME! And MUCH MORE!

Host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello discuss not-so-classic “Ice Breakers;” endurance athlete and adventurer Colin O’Brady recounts his world record-breaking trek across Antarctica; author Dani Shapiro explains how a mail-in DNA test revealed a deep-seeded family secret; comedian Chris Garcia pokes fun at his life choices by channeling his hard-working Cuban father; and Casey Neill & The Norway Rats perform “Savages” from their album “Subterrene.”

This is a special bonus episode of Washington Beer Talk! For the Gigantic Bicycle Festival, coming up soon, I got the opportunity to interview Casey Neill of Casey Neill and the Norway Rats, a local band! It's not a brewery and I think you'll be able to tell that I keep using my brewing knowledge to guide the conversation with some measure of success. There's also lots of Cycling Cicerone events in this one including The Beer Bloggers conference, The Everett Bike With The Brewers ride September 9th which I am hosting along with Everett breweries Middleton, Lazy Boy, At Large, Crucible, and Scuttlebutt, and The Vashon Island Oktoberfest coming up September 22nd which I am hosting along with Vashing Island Brewery. There's a lot going on over here! Support the podcast and give the gift of beer at Craft Beer Club.Join me at Gigantic Bicycle Fest August 24-26 2018. Use promo code 'beer' for half off camping. https://www.giganticbicyclefestival.org/

In this episode, David Harris, Holly Hazelwood and Eric Mellor are joined by special guest, musician Casey Neill, to discuss songs inspired by films and books.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=35658686)

Unreasonably long show intro... Angel Witch - "Angel Witch" - Angel Witch Happy Chichester - "Artificial Fanfare (Music in My Head)" Vibrettes - "Humpty Bump" Casey Neill live on-air! Dungen - "Turn Around" Samson - "Hammerhead" The Breeders - "Archangel Thunderbird" P.P. Arnold - "A Likely Piece of Work" Ultimate Spinach - "Gilded Lamp of the Cosmos (Behold and See)" The Ribeye Brothers - "Roberto Duran" Monster Magnet - "Want Some" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/78196

Autumn Defense (featuring members of Wilco), Twin Forks (featuring Dashboard Confessional frontman Chris Carrabba, Casey Neill, and Robby Hecht.

Pete Seeger was an American fixuture during the 40's with a string of hits during the 50's, blacklisted as a communist during the McCarthy era and reimmerging during the 1960's as the voice of the common man, human rights, the worker, disamerment, the environment and the counterculture. Seeger's work as a singer songwriter included many great hits such as Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, If I Had a Hammer, and he popularized the civil rights standard, We Shall Overcome. Seeger's reach touched musicians from Bruce Springsteen to Tom Paxton to Tommy Makem. Join Mike Shevlin and Tim Taylor tonight on Windy City Irish Radio for an Irish tribute to Pete Seeger, rememberance of Bloody Sunday, James Joyce, St. Timothy and Ireland's second-most patron saint, St. Bridget. Listen live on WSBC 1240AM Chicago and WCFJ 1470AM Chicago Heights from 8pm to 9pm CST or listen to the podcast right after the show at www.windycityirishradio.com. E-mail a request or dedication to tim.taylor@windycityirishradio.com or find us on Facebook at Windy City Irish Radio.