Podcast appearances and mentions of chance mccoy

With roots embedded in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and a sound unhinged in the capital of Texas, Shovelin Stone is a music almost as unique as the friendship it stems from. A shared passion for old-timey bluegrass is what brought Makenzie and Zak together, but it's the unknowing joy for the moment and the obsession with the complications that life brings that continues to push the duo forward. Within heartfelt lyrics and a unique musical composition the indie folk sound that projects from these two is not only going to get the audience thinking but on their feet. With the addition of multi-talented bassist, cellist and mandolin player Russick Smith, and rock drummer Brett Throgmorton, Shovelin Stone is gearing up to release their sophomore album recorded deep in the Appalachian Mountains with Grammy winning producer Chance McCoy of the Old Crow Medicine Show. With songs about longing, love, and the hunger to be heard in this big world, it is hard not to relate to these four on their quest for success. The road is winding but one thing is for sure that with Shovelin Stone at the wheel it's going to be a wild ride. Having just released their first album recorded by Grammy-winning producer P.J. Olsson of the Alan Parsons Live Project, Shovelin Stone's music is a blend of Americana and roots story-telling, with melodic pop-sensibility. Music fans can either dive deep into each story, sing along or dance to no end. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/redbarnradio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/redbarnradio/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/redbarnradio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/red_barn_radio

Welcome Friends to another Crazy Women Country Episode! https://linktr.ee/crazywomencountry In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredible Amy Martin. Join us as we discuss her newest projects, women who inspire her, and get to know her better with our 20 crazy questions! Over the last decade, Amy Martin has been a performing vocalist and musician with her first Alternative Blue Grass Band, Many Nights Ahead, in the Shenandoah Valley. In 2020, she launched her adventure into a solo career with her first album March 2020. Now as March 2022 is here, Amy is recording her new album with Grammy Award Winning Producer, Chance McCoy. Amy has played the Red Wing Roots Festival, Fresh Grass Festival, Misty Mountain Music Festival, and at the 9:30 club in DC among many other great venues and festivals. For more on Amy https://amymartinmusic.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/message

Episode 178: East Nashville's J.P. Harris has been a train-hopper, a logger, a shepherd, a honky tonker and a historic home carpenter. Indeed he was getting up from this early morning interview to work on an old home. It's a mix that makes him the most interesting man in roots music. And now, he's turned his attention back to the music that first drew him into country, old-time fiddle and banjo ballads. His new album Don't You Marry No Railroad Man brings a fresh reading to some ancient songs and a vivid partnership with album producer and fiddler Chance McCoy. This was a remarkable conversation. 

This show from October 2, 2020 was the fourth in our Streaming Series, due to Covid, and we featured two incredible songwriters. Chance McCoy (Old Crow Medicine Show) shared some great new songs and filled us in on his recent work in film both as an actor and composer. Matty Sheets hails from Greensboro and has been a pillar of the NC scene for years. He brought along Ben Singer and Laura Jane Vincent for the fun and also premiered a beautiful new song, “Hit the Road.”

La pandemia nos dejó desubicados a casi todos y también a Cody Jinks, pero con el paso del tiempo ha empezado a sacar a la luz su concierto del pasado otoño y que ahora titulado Adobe Sessions Unplugged, mostrando la desnudez de uno de los baluartes del Outlaw country. “Rock And Roll” es una de sus grandes canciones y la apertura de nuestro programa de este domingo. William Beckmann tiene 25 años y el poderío vocal de un veterano. Cuenta con la herencia fronteriza de una pequeña ciudad tejana como Del Rio y su más reciente single, “Bourbon Whiskey”, una canción con textura de tema clásico atemporal. Zach Bryan es un okie sencillo de Oologah , un pueblo de poco más de mil habitantes, que debutó en Opry hace un par de sábados rompiendo, una vez más, los pronósticos de los agoreros. Desde hace poco menos de dos años se ha convertido en un fenómeno viral con grabaciones caseras de sus propias canciones y en TOMA UNO no dejamos de recomendar. La entrega de los premios anuales de la Academy of Country Music (ACM) del pasado domingo no ha dejado demasiadas novedades que mencionar, pero si nos ha servido para ver como algunos de los invitados a la gala aprovecharon la ocasión para hacernos algunos regalos inesperados. Chris Stapleton cantó con Miranda Lambert haciéndole los coros; ella misma presentó el álbum The Marfa Tapes al lado de sus paisanos Jon Randall y Jack Ingram, y Dierks Bentley volvió a sus raíces en el bluegrass junto a The War & Treaty y Larkin' Poe para cantar a U2. Ya que nos hemos internado en los terrenos de la tradición sonora de Kentucky, anticipamos que el próximo Record Store Day del mes de julio nos traerá por primera vez en vinilo el álbum Undercover de The Infamous Stringdusters., que se cerraba versionando "American Girl" de Tom Petty. Aquel mítico Wilflowers del músico de Florida reeditado hace unos meses ha cerrado el círculo con la publicación de Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions), donde encontramos la inédita “You Saw Me Comin’”. El respeto por quienes nos siguen señalando el camino nos obliga a compartir en nuestro tiempo de radio "Money Train", un anticipo del próximo álbum de Malcolm Holcombe, de igual manera que celebramos que John Hiatt haya vuelto al legendario RCA Studio B de Nashville medio siglo después de su llegada a Music City y haya compartido esas sesiones con la Jerry Douglas Band. Para despedirnos por esta semana hemos vuelto al refugio en la tradición, esta vez de la mano de nuestro buen amigo JP Harris, con un proyecto que firma como JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind & Rain, y que verá la luz el 25 de junio con un consejo convertido en su título: Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man. Chance McCoy ha sido su anfitrión y colaborador más cercano. Escuchar audio

A janitor whose love of movies got him to appear in the Big Lebowski and a musical virtuoso who went on to win a Grammy with Old Crow Medicine Show. This is episode 38 of Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song . Thank you to Sarah at the Caffe for the list of songs and artists for the feature. Jimmie Dale Gilmore recorded his first album in 1972 and took a break that lasted for 16 years. During that time he joined an ashram in New Orleans and worked as a janitor in a synagogue in Denver. For the film buff, you may notice he randomly appeared in movies like The Thing Called Love, Parkland, and The Big Lebowski. Chance McCoy is a true musical virtuoso. In one weekend alone, he took home top honors for fiddle, banjo, and dulcimer at the prestigious West Virginia State Championships. He tried touring with his first band but came home with less money each time, supporting himself and his son with food stamps and teaching fiddle lessons. Then he got a call asking him to audition for Old Crow Medicine

THE FOLK LEGACY TRIO are George Grove and Rick Dougherty formerly with the Kingston Trio and Jerry Siggins, former lead singer of The Diamonds. These three men have been involved with the music of the great Folk Era since it's very beginning sharing stages stages with the best known names with musical icons like Peter Paul & Mary, Tom Paxton, Judy Collins, The Limeliters, The New Christy Minstrels, The Chad Mitchell Trio, The Mamas & The Papas, John Sebastian, Josh White Jr, Glenn Yarbrough, Pete Seeger and more. It is a journey through the Great American Folksong Booky with their signature dynamic harmonies enriching some of the most beloved songs ever written. CHANCE MCCOY is a Grammy Award winning Indie Folk musician from West Virginia. A virtuoso fiddler, guitarist, and banjo player, McCoy is best known as a member of GRAMMY-winning Americana powerhouse Old Crow Medicine Show, but ‘Wander Wide,’ his debut solo album, reveals a remarkable depth and versatility far beyond anything we’ve heard from him yet. Captivating in its cross of the traditional and the progressive, the record shows little regard for the conventional boundaries of genre and decade, blending old-school bluegrass melodies with modern rock and roll arrangements and rich, atmospheric production. WoodSongs Kids: Marlee Hart and Hudson MacReady hail from Knoxville, Tennessee and perfom blues and roots music as a duo.

For our tenth episode (!), Jon brings the 2014 album by Old Crow Medicine Show, Remedy. Over the course of our hour-long discussion, we talk about... Jon's nine-year-old daughter and her favorite band (EDITOR'S NOTE: Her favorite band has changed since this episode was recorded - try and guess it now!) Whether we needed to be told it was okay to like a bluegrass album, or that "OCMS is actually a secret punk or metal band" (they're not) Whether it's offensive to call bluegrass "Hillbilly music" Our opinions on modern country music Our adoration of Dolly Parton "The Warden" and whether it's okay for a bluegrass song to sympathize with a prison warden Our key tracks for the album Our dice roll for the PLAY DISC Request Lottery A preview of our next episode, about Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind Come join us for an hour of thoughtful and good-humored commentary, and we'll catch you on the B-side! The spreadsheet Request Lottery picks and their associated numbers can be seen here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xOiYNZduLxz7L2CtNUPK1YOu63ni2XTWpcy1cdB6EQw/edit?usp=sharing You can get your request on this list by donating to our Patreon account at the $5 level or above. The video of the dice roll from this episode is here: https://youtu.be/cUiIgQJNmno Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/PlayDiscPodcast Follow us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/PlayDiscPodcast/ Follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/PlayDiscPodcast Email us at playdiscpodcast@gmail.com This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

THE FOLK LEGACY TRIO are George Grove and Rick Dougherty formerly with the Kingston Trio and Jerry Siggins, former lead singer of The Diamonds. These three men have been involved with the music of the great Folk Era since it's very beginning sharing stages stages with the best known names with musical icons like Peter Paul & Mary, Tom Paxton, Judy Collins, The Limeliters, The New Christy Minstrels, The Chad Mitchell Trio, The Mamas & The Papas, John Sebastian, Josh White Jr, Glenn Yarbrough, Pete Seeger and more. It is a journey through the Great American Folksong Booky with their signature dynamic harmonies enriching some of the most beloved songs ever written. CHANCE MCCOY is a Grammy Award winning Indie Folk musician from West Virginia. A virtuoso fiddler, guitarist, and banjo player, McCoy is best known as a member of GRAMMY-winning Americana powerhouse Old Crow Medicine Show, but ‘Wander Wide,' his debut solo album, reveals a remarkable depth and versatility far beyond anything we've heard from him yet. Captivating in its cross of the traditional and the progressive, the record shows little regard for the conventional boundaries of genre and decade, blending old-school bluegrass melodies with modern rock and roll arrangements and rich, atmospheric production. WoodSongs Kids: Marlee Hart and Hudson MacReady hail from Knoxville, Tennessee and perfom blues and roots music as a duo..

Chance McCoy, Big Possum Stringband, Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer w/ Sam Gleaves, T-Mart Rounders, and Jody Carroll. Recorded with the Augusta Heritage Festival on the campus of Davis & Elkins College in Elkins, WV. https://augustaheritagecenter.org/Support provided by Adventures on the Gorgehttps://adventuresonthegorge.com/

  We have 5 very different and creative kids on this episode along with a few grown ups to chat about these ideas- including Chance McCoy from the band Old Crow Medicine Show and his 11 year old son Edwin talking about their unique relationship.  Thank you to Meredith Brown and Cece for sharing their stories! We send out newsletters with each episode with more resources and photos from these stories. Make sure you're on the list by subscribing here and selecting "Art Feeds Says". To support Art Feeds programs and the making of this podcast, donate monthly here.  Want to support us in a super quick way? Leave us a review and help us reach more supporters with our story! Thanks to our musical friends! Our intro and outtro music is by Eine Blume Our transition music is by The Coasts Check out our Affiliate Program and the Community Assist application at www.artfeeds.org/programs You can email us at podcast@artfeeds.org Want to learn more about what Art Feeds is doing? Visit us at http://artfeeds.org DONATE | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | STORE

Today’s guest, who we had the pleasure of recording at the 2015 Americana Music Festival, is Chance McCoy of Old Crow Medicine Show. He’s played guitar and fiddle with the Crows for the past 5 years, and now he’s ready to release his own music to the world. Listen in as we talk about life in Appalachia before Old Crow, and the road that led him to Nashville.

Chance McCoy (@therealchancemccoy, crowmedicine.com) is a Nashville based multi-instrumentalist and member of Old Crow Medicine Show. He chats with Jeremy and Trevor about the changing role of major labels, channeling Bob Dylan and the coolest father/son vacation in the history of the world.

Y la música la ponen JP Harris y Chance McCoy

Jim Lauderdale - Honky Tonk Mood Again   J.P. Harris & Chance McCoy Stewball Sugar Babe https://youtu.be/0U6_NGNrt3Y Walk On By https://youtu.be/fdggC7SJmhg Hogeye Man Poor Robin Train That Carried My Girl From Town   Della Mae Boston Town https://youtu.be/MEN1MYZU33k Rude Awakening Good Blood https://youtu.be/je4XO71yU_s High Away Gone Carter County   The Secret Sisters The One I Love Is Gone River Jordan Till It’s Over https://youtu.be/rwHBGb0r7-4 Tennessee River Runs Low https://youtu.be/28MYP2x7jL8 Lonely Island Bad Habit   The Americans Last Chance I’ll Be Yours Harbor Lane The Right Stuff Stowaway https://youtu.be/4vlAB9sB_H8 In the Shadow Of the Pines https://youtu.be/0okf41sJA18   Nashville Jam - Man of Constant Sorrow https://youtu.be/kGiWCDN7LeU

Season 4, Episode 7 Host: Elizabeth LaPrelleMusical guests: Locust Honey String Band with Sabra Guzman, Jim Lloyd, Chance McCoy, and JP … The Floyd Radio Show Podcast: March 7, 2015 Read More » The post The Floyd Radio Show Podcast: March 7, 2015 appeared first on The Floyd Country Store.

PODCAST: 12 Oct 2014 01 - A Calling On Song / The Blacksmith - Steeleye Span - Hark The Village Wait 02 - Sing To Me A Working Week - Reg Meuross - England Green And  - England Grey 03 - The Chemical Workers Song - Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith 04  - Dance All Night With A Bottle In Your Hand - Chance McCoy and The Appalachian String Band 05 - Mary Of The Dale - Flossie Malavialle - Wilderness Years 06 - Marrowbones - Steeleye Span - The Lark In The Morning  07 - The Rich Man And The Poor Man - The Voice Squad - Concerning Of Three Young Men 08 - Shallow Brown - Martha Tilston - The Sea  09 - Dallas - The Flatlanders - One Road More 10 - Dallas Rag -  Sheesham & Lotus & Son - The High Stepping Music Of... 11 - Moving Us On Again - Thomas McCarthy -  Herself And Myself 12 - The Long Goodnight - Mather And Robinson - In Time 13 - The Happy Tune / Victoria House - Gina Le Faux - September Road 14  - The Two Magicians - Steeleye Span - Now We Are Six Again 15 - The Dimming Of The Day - The Blind Boys Of Alabama - Beat The Retreat, Songs By Richard Thompson

Eugenia and Gerri talk about The Minister of Chance a FREE audio drama written and directed by Dan Freeman. They interview not one, not two but three of the cast, Sylvester McCoy (the Seventh Doctor) who plays the Witch Prime, Paul McGann (the Eighth Doctor) who plays Durian and Jed Brophy (Noki, Dwarf from The Hobbit) plays Pilot. [more]