Podcast appearances and mentions of charlie farren

Charlie FARREN burst onto the national scene in the early 80's as lead singer of THE JOE PERRY PROJECT, teaming up with Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry and releasing an acclaimed album on Columbia Records. Farren penned the Billboard charting classics “Listen To The Rock” and “East Coast, West Coast”, also co-writing four songs with Perry including the hit “I've Got The Rock ‘N' Rolls Again”.The Joe Perry Project sold out theaters across the country and toured arena's & stadium's around the world with artists such as Ozzy Osbourne, Rush, Heart,  ZZ Top, and Alice Cooper.FARREN subsequently formed FARRENHEIT, a trio releasing a self-titled debut album on Warner Brothers, produced by Keith Olsen. Three singles from that album, “Fool in Love”, “Bad Habit”, & “Lost in Loveland”, as well as video exposure on MTV, established FARRENHEIT as one of the era's premier rock acts. Highlights for FARRENHEIT included the coveted opening slot on the 75+ date BOSTON ‘Third Stage Tour', sold out from coast to coast, including a performance at the ‘Texxas Jam' to a sold out crowd of 85,000 people at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, TX.More recently, Charlie has been touring North America as ‘America's Special Guest' with Three Dog Night, REO Speedwagon, Cheap Trick, and many others. This Summer he's performed as a Special Guest with ZZ Topp, Joe Perry, Max Weinberg, Three Dog Night, Average White Band, Elliot Easton and others. His latest project, CHARLIE FARREN: GUITAR & VOICE has been rolling out with regular releases of compelling new original music that has been resonating with audiences across the United States.Charlie continues to be one of America's most original and compelling musical artists. He takes the stage alone, and leaves with a roomful of new believers.https://charliefarren.com/

Season 2, Episode 9, AJ talks to Charlie Farren. America's Special Guest has been a fixture in the Boston Music scene for almost 50 years. They discuss his legendary bands: Farrenheit, Balloon, The Enemy, The Joe Perry Project and his very successful solo career. From clubs to stadiums, chances are no matter in the world where you are, if there is a stage, Charlie has been on it. All thru this amazing music career, for over 22 years he also held down a full time job with Hewlett-Packard. Guitar designer, TV show music judge, song writer, producer and his most important gig as a dad are all covered. A class act and a true rock star, enjoy this conversation.

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Charlie Farren is known for his work as lead singer of The Joe Perry Project, founder of the 80's Rock Radio favorite band Farrenheit and someone who has toured with  Boston, Ozzy Osbourne, Rush and ZZ Top to name a few! But at what may have seemed to be his height of musical success he took a break to start a family and go get a "real" job with Compaq and HP. 

It's our annual Almost Halloween show!! Hear "spooky" songs from Danielle Miraglia, Wyn Doran, The Running Mates, Charlie Farren, Butch McCarthy, Annabel Lee, Ruby Rose Fox, Hope & Things, Jay Psaros, Liz Bills, Kala Farnham, Molly Brule, Joe Merrick, Fil Pacino, Chad Perrone, Ghost Grl, Grace Morrison, Hyber, Jenna Lotti, Vera City, Visiting Wine and Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys.

It's great to get your band to a place where you can just get setup and play without any issues. That's not always easy, mind you, but it's great. Paul and Dave both have a few stories – and a few tips – about how to make this happen... and what happens when it doesn't! Crowd interaction is a critical tentpole of our "Always Be Performing" motto here at Gig Gab, and Dave had some interesting experiences with that this past weekend. Sometimes the crowd is too easy to engage, and that can present its own set of problems to be solved. Never fear, Paul is there to help solve them. Lastly, a tech question about the right kind of mix for your in-ear monitors. Really, it's a question that applies to any monitor mixes, so you'll want to hear your favorite Weekend Warriors' thoughts about that, too! Press play to get it all right now. 00:00:00 Gig Gab 228 - Monday, September 30, 2019 00:00:57 Paul’s relocating 00:02:52 Dave’s Three outdoor gig weekend 00:11:18 Charlie Farren 00:13:34 But we don’t want to be drunk 00:15:23 No Power Porchfest! “The band is so hot we blew out the power!” 00:21:01 Props to the leaders! 00:26:53 Asking Strange Questions From the Stage 00:28:09 When you have a good sub! What you won’t do for love 00:35:40 Find the Comfort Zone 00:43:04 Adam-Should IEM mixes be pre- or post-fader? 00:49:13 GG 228 Outtro

In its first 60 days, The Channel had a run of winning shows featuring a schedule of first tier rock ‘n’ roll headliners including Levon Helm, Joe Cocker and Johnny Thunders. But booking national touring bands into The Channel wasn’t easy. Entrenched promoters didn’t want the competition. Local radio held an outsize influence on the success--or failure--of each show. Getting acts like The B-52’s and Gang of Four booked took a combination of balls and finesse...not to mention keeping in-house security under control at a time when Southie turf wars raged and cocaine was everywhere. This is the third episode of the true and complete story of Boston’s legendary live music club, The Channel. As this 8-episode season continues, you’ll hear all about the club’s gritty beginnings, 1980s live music heyday, and the bitter end, when local mobsters leave the club in ruins...and leave one man dead, sparking a 25-year mystery. If you enjoyed Episode Three, please show your support by subscribing to “Boston Venue: The Channel Story” and leaving a review. Music featured in this episode, “Lost in Loveland,” provided by Charlie Farren and Farrenheit. Contributing storytellers in this episode: Peter Booras, Phyllis Craine, Brad Mindich, Charlie Farren, Chachi LoPrete, and Carter Alan. Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Android Spotify Stitcher Tune-In Google Podcasts Get more of The Channel Story on our website, https://thechannelstory.com/. Conceived and created by Harry Booras. Executive Producer, David Ginsburg. Produced by Chachi LoPrete. Written by Christopher O’Keeffe. Contributing writers: Harry Booras and David Ginsburg. Recording engineer: Tory Van Lam. Audio production by Tony Baglio and Dan Thibeault. Narrated by John Laurenti.

When I sing, I am in pure bliss and joy. These are the words of singer, songwriter, musician, and philanthropist Amanda Carr.   Described by the Wall Street Journal as "a true jazz singer in a time of wannabes", Amanda's path from the little seaside town of Hingham, MA to stages around the world has not been easy. Her passion to create a life that has always been about and for the music is an inspiration to everyone who knows her. The daughter of a Big Band musician and singer, Amanda can't remember a time when music wasn't a part of her life.  In this interview, she shares stories of her childhood, remembering a time when she carried her keyboard to the local restaurant and nailed her first gig at 14. As the founder of the American Big Band Preservation Society, Amanda's mission has been to preserve this art form. Shortly after the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013, Amanda captured the unbreakable spirit of the city when she wrote The Boston Anthem, tapping Boston rocker Charlie Farren to perform the song. Now the Executive Director of WICN radio, the NPR affiliate in Worcester, MA, Amanda is using her love music and her unique brand of leadership to energize the legendary station. For this exceptional woman, it's the lessons we take with us that make us who we are.  amandacarr.com    @amandacarrlife   @AmandaCarrMusic     @AmandaCarrMusic FB     #storybehindhersuccess     #16LifeLessons     #mydoveproductions  

The show is off to a much more prosaic start this morning than usual as a last minute hitch means that we are forced to carry on without Val and his dulcet tones are sorely missed! Faith is joined in the studio by guest Charlie Farren and we each share a bicycle moment. We also take a quick look at this year's Hunt 1000 which has been an adventure packed ride, even before the Grand Depart, with snowfalls and blizzards. You can follow the riders progress here. Talk turns to the Farren Collection and Charlie explains the history and development of this world-renowned bicycle collection, the late Paul Farren's passion and commitment in developing the collection, and the era of the bicycle that is the focus of the collection. While the collection, housed in Melbourne in a private museum, encompasses over 200 bicycles a new home has been found for forty of those bicycles at the Shepparton Motor Museum (Soon to be MOVE), making these amazing machines and the history embodied within them accessible to many more people. Make sure you get to Shepparton to check it out and if you would like to arrange a group tour of the private collection in Melbourne then leave a message for the Yarra BUG Radio peeps with 3CR and we'll pass on your details. Discussion turns to the Victorian Penny Farthing Championships this weekend in Geelong with a full day of activities for the whole family at Geelong West Oval and velodrome. You'll find all the details here. Also coming up this weekend for those living and riding in Maribyrnong is a drop in session towards building the new City of Maribyrnong Bicycling Stategy. Later in the week on Thursday is the last of the fabulous MoreArt Projector Bike rides, its free but reserve your space now!

On this edition of Beats and Eats Ty is joined by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Charlie Farren.  The music veteran shares his incredible stories from 40 years in the music industry.  Farren, a New England native, talks openly about what it was like to sing lead for the legendary Joe Perry Project in the early 80's.  Farren also shares great stories from the days when his band Farrenheit opened for rock icons Boston during their comeback tour in 1987.  Farrenheit was an MTV staple back then with their hit "Fool In Love." The two also chat about Farren's upcoming record this spring which will emphasize Charlie's amazing talents as a guitar player.  Ty and Charlie also manage to get in some New England sports talk.  Charlie is a big Celtics fan!  For more on Charlie check out his website www.charliefarren.com.  You can also fine Farren on Facebook at www.facebook.com/charliefarren. 

This show airs Live at 7 pm - 8 pm CST and 8 pm - 9 pm EST. Welcome to the Soul Inspiration Radio Show with your Host Christine "Key of C" and tonight's special guest the incomparable Mr. Charlie Farren! Charlie FARREN has long been known for great songs, great singing, and for outstanding live solo acoustic performances.Charlie FARREN emerged onto the national scene in the early '80s as lead singer and guitarist with THE JOE PERRY PROJECTIn 1986 Charlie, along with Dave Hull (Joe Perry Project) and John Muzzy, formed FARRENHEIT and released a self-titled debut album on Warner Brothers, produced by Keith Olsen. Now working on what will be his 17th CD, Charlie has been described as contagious, displaying a candor rarely demonstrated by former arena rock stars. “It's clear he has not lost the ability to captivate a room full of people no matter what the size,” writes Tom Dempsey of SoundCheck magazine. His live solo performances remain the perfect forum for his remarkable talents.  The opinions expressed during this radio broadcast are for inspiration, information and entertainment purposes only. This show is a production of Atlanta Life Radio and to learn more visit us at www.atlantaliferadio.com  

Nick & Lisa spend an hour with bonafide rock star Charlie Farren talking about his life on & off the stage. This podcast is a lot of fun as Charlie is just as to fun to hear speak as he is to hear sing. He's a super interesting, talented and creative dude. We talk about everything, from his time in Farrenhiet & The Joe Perry Project, to being courted by the biggest record companies in the world, to working life in the tech industry. We cover a lot of ground, plus we get our own little concert at the end of the show!

On todays program Chris has interviews with George Mihailides, Charlie Farren and locals that Steve recorded at last weeks No Boulie Tacks Protest Ride on Yarra Boulevard,  Adam Bandt speaking at The Fox Hotel to celebrate the demise of the East West Link, plus news of the all new blinky-dink bike glove from The Bicycle Channel and a word from Murphy Slaw on important news about Bicycle Infrastructure - Australian style. I hope to have an in depth interview with Mr Slaw in the next few weeks, and his creator. Local news includes works on the Merri Creek shared path at Northcote, Commuter Cycles Garage Sale, Cycling and Traffic Safety Public Forum organised by Moreland City Council and VicRoads and Cycling and Wrenchworthy Bicycle Shed launch and fundraising tea party.

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Pam Holt & Pam Fariole to discuss the Playing it Forward Fundraiser. The event is on November 9th from 630pm to 11pm at the at the Alpine Grove in Hollis NH. The event is to raise funds to help cover  Robbyn (Lozeau) Culpo's medical expenses in her battle with cancer. Charlie Farren is headling this event.  Audio file:  playingitforward.mp3