Podcast appearances and mentions of Charlie Sexton

"Sonic Ranch" Licking his wounds from the breakup of his band Big Car, the Texas-born singer/songwriter Miles Zuniga found himself out west--and when I say out west I mean about ten minutes from where we record this podcast. Miles got a job working at Chez Panisse and hanging out on Telegraph Avenue at Cody's Books and Amoeba Music. The Big Car experience hadn't been great, so Miles was plotting out his next moves while he worked in Alice Waters' restaurant and I'll let him tell you how that all played out, so let's just fast forward to when he moved back to Texas and joined forces with bassist/singer Tony Scalzo and drummer Joe Shuffield to form Fastball. The trio's debut Make Your Mama Proud evinced their penchant for punchy pop genius but it was their sophomore record All The Pain That Money Can Buy that put them on the map. The album's first single "The Way" was pretty much a pop sensation, hitting the number one slot of charts for seven weeks. The next two singles "Out Of My Head" and "Fire Escape" helped fuel the album's Platinum status and Zuniga, a long way now from his Chez Panisse days, found his band with two Grammy nominations. Over the course of their career, Fastball have collaborated with Billy Preston, Steve Berlin, Adam Schlesinger and Charlie Sexton. From Keep Your Wig On to The Help Machine to their latest album Sonic Ranch, their discography is an endless supply of pop riches. Miles is a great guy and this is a very cool chat so let's meet himm www.fastballtheband.com (http://www.fastballtheband.com) www.bombshellradio.com (http://www.bombshellradio.com) www.stereoembersmagazine.com (http://www.stereoembersmagazine.com) www.alexgreenbooks.com (http://www.alexgreenbooks.com) Stereo Embers The Podcast BLUESKY + IG: @emberspodcast EMAIL: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Escuchamos a Charlie Sexton en películas como “Thelma & Louise” de Ridley Scott, “Amor A Quemarropa”/True Romance" dirigida por su difunto hermano Tony Scott con guión de Tarantino, o”Superdetective en Hollywood II” también por Tony Scott. Pero, sobre todo, se conoce a Sexton por formar parte de la banda de Bob Dylan, tocar con Davie Bowie o con Willie Nelson, entre otros muchos. Está de gira y se pasa por nuestro estudio acompañado de Calder Allen, un joven talento del rocanrol.DISCO 1 CHARLIE SEXTON Tennessee Plates DISCO 2 EDDY SMITH AND THE 507 Love Sick DISCO 3 NAT SIMONS Happiness DISCO 4 NAT SIMONS & REPION Llámame (Call Me) DISCO 5 ALBERTO & GARCÍA & QUIQUE GLEZ Trece DISCO 6 CHARLIE SEXTON Hold Me DISCO 7 CALDER ALLEN Just Pray DISCO 8 CHARLIE SEXTON Graceland DISCO 9 ALICE HOWE & FREEBO Sailing Shoes Escuchar audio

This week on The Metro, Rev. Jeff Ivins brings the following bands for your time warp back to the 1980s: Belouis Some, The Psychedelic Furs, Naked Eyes, Flying Lizards, Nik Kershaw, Wide Boy Awake, Monroes, Rockpile, Untouchables, Vapors, Gary Numan, Kate Bush, Charlie Sexton, and ending with A-Ha.

Hello friends! Music industry veteran and beloved Austin music community member, Wayne Nagel is my guest for episode 1449! While on break from tour managing Revisiting Credence, Wayne stopped by to talk about his storied career, the history of Austin music and much more. He has no social media, but you can go to We Luv Wayne page on Facebook for lots of Wayne stuff. We have a great conversation about booking The Continental Club and The Backroom in the 80's, managing and tour managing bands like, Will and Charlie Sexton, Pariah, being a booking agent, the history of The Continental Club, Austin in the 70's and 80's, and much more. I had a blast with Wayne. 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: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

This week on The Metro, Rev Jeff Ivins whips out the following bands for your warp back to the 1980s: Bus Boys, Howard Jones, Apollonia, Cameo, Wham!, Romeo Void, Kim Wilde, Elvis Costello, Thompson Twins, Charlie Sexton, Boomtown Rats, Michael Sembello, Little Girls, Pretenders, and finishing up with Split Enz.

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST  WMP Linktree: https://linktr.ee/WI_Music_Podcast  AMPLFYING WISCONSIN MUSIC  Episode 157 Ruby James www.rubyjamesmusic.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rubyjamesofficial/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rubyjamesofficial Hey there, music lovers! Get ready for an electrifying episode of the Wisconsin Music Podcast, hosted by Zach Felt. This week, we have an absolute treat for you. We're joined by none other than Ruby James, the rock and roll sweetheart of Door County. Ruby's not just any musician—she's a born entertainer whose performances are packed with electric energy. From her early days in the band Wifee and the Huzz Band to taking the stage with her new band.  Ruby's career is nothing short of spectacular. Her music is a dynamic mix of poetic, heartfelt melodies and boot-stomping rock and roll. She's collaborated with legends like Will and Charlie Sexton, Renee Reyes, Kate Vargas, and Eric McFadden. Ruby is also part of the supergroup Sheila, alongside James Hall. In this episode, Ruby shares the fascinating story of her musical journey. Starting from her childhood in Los Angeles, where she was gifted a baby grand piano at the age of five, to her college days in Boston where she conquered her fear of performing in front of large audiences. Ruby talks about her early influences, from Stevie Nicks to Bonnie Raitt, and how they shaped her music career. Ruby dives into her transition from the band wifey and the husband to her solo career, and how she's navigated the music industry. She opens up about the challenges and triumphs she's faced, including the impact of the 2008 music industry crash and her incredible experience touring and performing at iconic venues. Post-pandemic, Ruby is committed to rebuilding her solo career, recording new music, and reconnecting with her fans. She's also working on releasing her previously recorded album, "Voodoo Queen," and new tracks recorded with top-notch musicians in Austin, Texas. Ruby's journey is a testament to her resilience and passion for music. As Ruby reflects on her past and plans for the future, she also gives a shout-out to fellow Wisconsin artists and shares some of her current musical inspirations. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to her music, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and the rock and roll spirit that defines Ruby James. Don't miss this chance to get up close and personal with Ruby James. Tune in and rock on with the Wisconsin Music Podcast! For more updates on Ruby's music and upcoming shows, visit her website at rubyjamesmusic.com. Until next time, keep supporting local music and stay tuned for more amazing episodes!

In this episode, friend of the show Charlie Sexton joins Andrew to hand out football preseason awards! From Freshman of the Year to Team MVP, tune in to learn who we think will shine during the 2024 season! Send us your questions, comments, and predictions! Visit nittanyblues.com or email nittanybluespod@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our merch at shop.nittanyblues.com. Support the show at nittanyblues.com/support. Learn more about The College Huddle: thecollegehuddle.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nittany-blues/support

Calder Allen , this 5th generation Texan and grandson of Austin folk singer Terry Allen is my guest this week. His band graced our stage at Texas Music Revolution with some tunes off his latest release Dreamers Drifters and Hiders produced by Charlie Sexton, and gained a lot of new fans. He's opening for Red Clay Strays at Billy Bobs and in San Antonio this month and will for sure slay those peeps with his unique baritone voice and picturesque lyrics. This 21 year old artist has forged his own way into a style of Texas music that covers all genres from red dirt to Americana. Thanks to Burress Law PLLC The Guitar Sanctuary and Cadillac Pizza Pub.   Originally aired 06/16/2024 on 95.3 FM KHYI the Range in Dallas, TX.

I had the opportunity to chat with Austin rock duo  The Caughtery.  Formed in 2020, The Caughtery is long-time Austin music veterans Lisa Tingle and David Gayler, whose contemporary rock output is influenced by musical threads running from the 60s through current.  Their 2022 debut EP "The Caughtery" presents a series of “musical paintings”, expressing the pressure and fragility of the human state over the last few years.In September of 2023, they released "The Rain Song," paying tribute to Led Zeppelin, produced and recorded by David Gayler and mixed by legendary producer Tim Palmer (Pearl Jam, Tin Machine, U2, Ozzy Osbourne, HIM, The Mission), who also worked with Robert Plant on his '"Shaken n Stirred" solo album. "This is one of Led Zeppelin's most beautiful songs. A beautiful ballad legendarily created based on George Harrison's belief and comments to the band members that Led Zeppelin needed to compose more ballads. Mr. Plant and Page apparently took that to heart and created this masterpiece," says Lisa Tingle. Lisa Tingle has received multiple honors at the Austin Music Awards (Female Vocalist of the Year, Band of the Year, Best Song, Musician of the Year, Album of the Year), and has toured / performed with legends such as Etta James, Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble, Eric Johnson, Stephen Bruton, Monte Montgomery and Marcia Ball. David Gayler is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter and studio owner based in Spicewood, Texas. Having moved here from New York in the mid-80s, Gayler has been in various bands over the years, opening for such notable artists as The Romantics, Charlie Sexton and Jerry Jeff Walker, and was also a member of the Party Band during MTVs journey down to Texas in the late 1980s.What is the Caughtery ?"Cutting or making new sound but cauterizing it and sealing it as you go along the path."  Lisa Tingehttps://www.thecaughtery.comQUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on ModSnap Radio | KMOD: San Antonio 2pm (HST), 5pm (PST), 6pm (MST), 7pm (CST), 8pm (EST)Follow me on my social media sites :Website: https://djnocturna.comYouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@DJNocturnaRadio: https://modsnapradio.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nocturna.remixed/Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/djnocturna/Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dj.nocturna https://www.tiktok.com/@dj.nocturna

On January 30th I officially kicked off my 2024 musical adventure around the sun with a performance by the Benny Hill Jazz Quartet! It was a spectacular benefit event raising money for the Cape Fear Community College's music department and it was a few hours WELL spent!! Then on February 2nd I chose to once again celebrate what used to be my marriage anniversary by attending a concert, in order to make some new memories ;) This year I had the distinct pleasure of taking in a performance by Elvis Costello & The Imposters, with Charlie Sexton guesting in as well, and boy oh boy was my soul filled with MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL MELODIES!!  In case you didn't know: I LOVE MUSIC!!! It truly does soothe this savage beast ;) Do you love music? Then join me as I share my experience regarding both mentioned performances, along with the musical agenda I have on the books so far, and hopefully it will inspire you to get busy making YOUR concert plans OR get you jazzed for your already booked upcoming events! Do you not love music? Well I invite you to take a listen just the same and perhaps my joy will fill you with joy ;) **DISCLAIMER: Please take note that any references to ketamine infusions or any other form of medicinal treatments, mainstream or non mainstream, are strictly meant to provide an insight into my own experiences. That being said, should you find yourself curious about anything spoken about on my podcast I firmly suggest speaking to a doctor/psychologist/therapist/family member/psychiatrist/etc. before making any decisions. Asking for help is a courageous act. YOU MATTER!! :) Lifeline (988lifeline.org) Eagle Valley Hope Center: Your Hope Center: YOUR 24/7 SUPPORT LINE: (970) 306-4673 I LOVE Ebay!! I've had an online shop for over 15 years! My podcast is proudy sponsored by SHYGIRL'S SHOP :) | eBay Stores I'm in the process of rebuilding my inventory SO check back regularly to see what's been added ;)  Need some conversation boosting material? Check out Poddecks!  https://www.poddecks.com?sca_ref=1665541.jgbHWnUuSV My poddecks coupon code: shygirllovespoddecks High Country Infusion and Wellness - Ketamine Treatment Frisco, CO Ketamine Treatment in Myrtle Beach, SC | Future Psych Ketamine Clinics (futurepsychsolutions.com) The Builders Journey - A behind the scenes look at the Vail, Colorado and its surrounding communities through the eyes of a builder. ElvisCostello.com | Tour Elvis Costello & The Imposters Concert Setlist at Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College, Wilmington on February 2, 2024 | setlist.fm Benny Hill Music (bennyhilljazz.com) Greenfield Lake Amphitheater - 2024 show schedule & venue information - Live Nation The Infamous Stringdusters (thestringdusters.com) Umphrey's McGee | Music | Merchandise | Concerts | Tour Dates | News (umphreys.com) Dead & Company (deadandcompany.com) The Sphere Experience - Showtimes & Reviews | Vegas.com FAQ - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (nojazzfest.com) Below are some of the musicians I filled my ears with, restaurants I filled my mouth with, and sights I filled my eyes with while attending New Orleans Jazz Fest in the past! I look forward to all the new sites I'll get to add after this years Jazz Fest!! COWBOY MOUTH - Home Santana | The official website of Carlos Santana, featuring tour dates, presale ticketing, news, the official store and more. Cindy Blackman Santana Home - Herbie HancockHerbie Hancock Preservation Hall Jazz Band Charlie Gabriel - Authentic New Orleans and Traditional Jazz BEN JAFFE | Preservation Hall Home | New Orleans Jazz Vipers The Radiators - The Radiators  HI New Orleans Hostel - HI USA Royal Frenchmen Hotel - Hotels on Frenchmen Street Louisiana Music Factory Katie's Restaurant and Bar – An American Cajun & Creole Family Style Restaurant (katiesinmidcity.com) Treme Neighborhood | New Orleans Contact Us - St. Augustine - New Orleans, LA (staugchurch.org) Jackson Square (neworleans.com) HOME - Frenchmen Street Live Bourbon Street | New Orleans Streets to Visit Cafe Du Monde New Orleans – French Market Coffee Stand French Market District – French Market Corporation Canal Street | New Orleans How to Take the St. Charles Streetcar in New Orleans (tripsavvy.com) Jacques Imo's Cafe | Real New Orleans Food (jacques-imos.com) Home - Cemetery Tours New Orleans (cemeterytourneworleans.com) And ask for Carlo!! Voodoo Museum (neworleans.com) New Orleans Voodoo Shop - Marie Laveau's House Of Voodoo (voodooneworleans.com) HI New Orleans Hostel - HI USA My Intro & Outro music came from the endless archives of Pond5!! Are you interested in Pond5's incredible catalog of music, sounds and videos for your own podcast? Use my link for 20% off your first order!  https://www.pond5.com?ref=ashy743

For some, the process of making music can appear effortless. For others, bringing one's music to life might take decades. The music welling up in the heart and mind of its creator, like a fine wine, or in this case, one of the finest debut albums, by any artist, in any genre, in many decades. One could say that Tommy Taylor has one of those classic “you don't know me, but you've heard me” musician stories. He has spent years as the drummer and backing vocalist behind singer/songwriter (Grammy and Oscar winner) Christopher Cross and guitarist Eric Johnson. Tommy has also played behind: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Charlie Sexton, Will Sexton, Sara Hickman, Charlie and Bruce Robison, Kelly Willis, Jake Andrews, Jerry Jeff Walker, Ray Benson and Shawn Colvin.Tommy has been preparing himself and his music for years to become the album Across The Stars. It is a recording comprised of what Taylor calls “Chekovian vignettes” - nine cinematic stories filtered through a lifetime of insights and emotions, delivered in his tenor voice that falls somewhere between the lilt of Jackson Browne's and the edge of Don Henley. Taylor's lyrics are incredibly personal and incredibly universal simultaneously. Who hasn't felt like the people in your life were there to “Let You Down?” Taylor describes himself as an observer. However, the songs on this album are filled with the stories and experience you get by living - not by watching. At the end of the 9 songs, you are left with a man's personal catharsis, and you are the richer for having had the experience. After years of his friends and colleagues encouraging Tommy to write his songs and get them recorded, Taylor finally went in the studio and started work on the album. With a little help from Christopher Cross, legendary record producer and keyboardist Michael Omartian (Christopher Cross, Donna Summer, Rod Stewart, Amy Grant, Steely Dan, Glen Campbell, Boz Scaggs, Jerry Garcia and Dolly Parton) agreed to play on Tommy's album.  After finishing his work and hearing the final mixes Michael said: “Man, this is a really good album. Everything sounds great. Wonderful songs and the overall production and musicianship is first rate.” That was on top of praise for Taylor's vocals on various tracks, and his declaration that the song “Everybody's Gonna Let You Down” “sounds like a smash.” You might catch yourself singing along to that chorus the very first time you hear it.Michael Omartian's words are a priceless endorsement, especially for an artist whose debut work has taken a few decades to arrive. But in his Across The Stars liner notes, Taylor explains, “This first effort is a culmination of a lifetime of personal ups and downs, and interests and pursuits.” Isn't that a perfect description of a life well-lived? Across the Stars was released on September 22nd, 2023.https://tommytaylor.com/homeSupport the showThanks for listening for more information or to listen to other podcasts or watch YouTube videos click on this link >https://thetroutshow.com/

EZ as rock radio DJ on Northern Michigan's Q 100 and on Patreon.Tracks:25 or 6 to 4 - Vince NeilYou Don't Have to be Old to be Wise - Judas PriestAlabama High Test - Old Crow Medicine ShowThe Wizard - Black SabbathAutomobile - The FumesThank You - Chris CornellBad N Ruin – FacesStomp - The Stone FoxesBeer Drinkers & Hell Raisers - ZZ TopShelf in the Room - Days of the NewCan You See Me - Jimi Hendrix ExperienceShake Me - CinderellaDoin' Time – SublimeRadar Love - White LionDouble Trouble - Lynyrd SkynyrdPretty Reckless - Ray Wylie Hubbard, Wynonna, Jaimee Harris, Charlie Sexton, Gurf MorlixEveryone's a Winner – JackylNo Way But the Hard Way - AirbourneGear Jammer - George Thorogood and the DestroyersLift Your Head Up - Bad TouchI Got Mine - The Black KeysLend a Hand - Georgia ThunderboltsJailbreak – ACDCGallows Pole - Led ZeppelinOur Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code zane50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-eric-zane-show-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hello friends! Long time, Austin musician, Steve McAllister is my guest for episode 1329! The prolific bass player and songwriter has just released his debut solo album, the gorgeous, I Hope You Are Okay available on all streaming services. The album features some of music's heavyweights like, Rafael Gayol (Leonard Cohen, Charlie Sexton), Dony Wynn (Robert Palmer, Robert Plant), Dave Gregory from XTC and more. Go to stevemcallistermusic.com for more info on the album and more. We have a great conversation about writing and recording I Hope You Are Okay during the pandemic, how he got legends on the album, his time at Berklee College of Music, Austin in the 90's, The George W. Bush Singers, Plum, the TV pilot he had me on and much more. I had a great time catching up with Steve. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get your guitars and basses fixed or set up with J. Scott Lutherie If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

The first of two massive games for Penn State has arrived. The Nittany Lions will take on No. 3 Ohio State in a blockbuster showdown. In this episode, we give our thoughts on this game, keys for Penn State, and make our final score predictions. We also brought back special guest Charlie Sexton to get his thoughts on the game and share his unique perspective on this matchup. WE ARE! Send us your questions, comments, and predictions! Visit nittanyblues.com or email nittanybluespod@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our merch at shop.nittanyblues.com. Support the show at nittanyblues.com/support. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nittany-blues/support

Conference realignment chaos continued with the Big Ten's addition of Oregon and Washington. How will this move impact the schools in the new-look Big Ten, as well as college football overall? We brought back PSU alum Charlie Sexton to get his thoughts on this latest shift. Also in this episode, Andrew and Vince give their early thoughts on the 2024 College Football Playoff field. How many teams can the Big Ten get into the expanded playoff? WE ARE! Send us your questions, comments, and predictions! Visit nittanyblues.com or email nittanybluespod@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our merch at shop.nittanyblues.com.

This week we're back in 1983! Kornflake shares a goofy 1983 commercial for Dial soap, while Kevin takes an absurdly quick look at the pop music of 1983. It was the year new wave conquered the Top 40, and we approved. (For more complete coverage of 1983 music, we refer you to recent episodes of White Rocket Entertainment and Modern Musicology. While the Flopcast covers Kajagoogoo, they take care of everything else.) We also stopped by Northeast Comic Con (aka Music Con) and saw members of the Monkees (Micky), the Runaways (Cherie), the Ramones (Richie), and the Stompers (Sal)! A Monkees cover band called Zilch was there too, as well as old friend of The Flopcast (and, as Flash Gordon, savior of the universe) Sam J. Jones! Plus: A concert report on Elvis Costello and the Imposters (along with Charlie Sexton) and Nick Lowe (along with his Mexican wrestling-masked backup band Los Straitjackets). And best of all, Happy Birthday to America's 1980s sweetheart, Phoebe Cates! Celebrate by watching Private School. It's not Phoebe's best movie, but it is Phoebe's 1983 movie. A bunch of 1983 commercials! (Dial soap ad is at 6:50) White Rocket Entertainment: Music of 1983! Modern Musicology: Music of 1983 Part 1 and Part 2! And our regular links... The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Mastadon! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: Monkeeing Around!    

F.T.W (1994) also known as The Last Ride. Rundown of fairly unknown, quite interesting cowboy drama with Mickey Rourke as rodeo maestro Frank T. Wells trying to live a normal life after a stint in jail for a crime he did not commit. Frank also falls in love with an unlikely, unhinged individual played by Footloose, Short Cuts talent, Lori Singer. Iconic, Brion James also stars, as does Peter Berg, and an array of musicians including Charlie Sexton. 

F.T.W (1994) also known as The Last Ride. Rundown of fairly unknown, quite interesting cowboy drama with Mickey Rourke as rodeo maestro Frank T. Wells trying to live a normal life after a stint in jail for a crime he did not commit. Frank also falls in love with an unlikely, unhinged individual played by Footloose, Short Cuts talent, Lori Singer. Iconic, Brion James also stars, as does Peter Berg, and an array of musicians including Charlie Sexton. 

This week in the “Thanking The Greats” series, we want to pay tribute to one of the greatest songwriters in rock music today - Holly Knight. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! It's quick, easy, and free - Please consider doing one or all of the following to help grow our audience: Leave Us A Five Star Review in one of the following places: Apple Podcast Podchaser Connect with us  Email us growinuprock@gmail.com Contact Form  Like and Follow Us on FaceBook Follow Us on Twitter Leave Us A Review On Podchaser Join The Growin' Up Rock Loud Minority Facebook Group Do You Spotify? Then Follow us and Give Our Playlist a listen. We update it regularly with kick ass rock n roll Spotify Playlist Buy and Support Music From The Artist We Discuss On This Episode Growin' Up Rock Amazon Store Music in this Episode Provided by the Following: Scandal, Charlie Sexton, Jimmy Barnes, Rod Stewart, Lou Gramm, John Waite, Fireland, Kiss, Spider, The Donnas, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Heart, Annimotion Crank It Up New Music Spotlight The Donnas  If you dig what you are hearing, go pick up the album or some merch., and support these artists. A Special THANK YOU to Restrayned for the Killer Show Intro and transition music!! Restrayned Website  

Penn State basketball is back! The Nittany Blues crew is joined by guest Charlie Sexton to preview this upcoming season. We discuss Coach Micah Shrewsberry, Penn State players to watch, predictions for the season, and share some of our favorite Penn State basketball memories. WE ARE! Want to join the conversation? Visit nittanyblues.com or follow us on social: Like our Facebook page: Nittany Blues Podcast Facebook Page Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nittanybluespod Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nittanybluespodcast/

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The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Joe Royland to discuss Flickerstick's major label debut “Welcoming Home The Astronauts.”  Plenty of discussion about the June reunion shows, Bands on the Run (naturally), albums that just didn't get a shot, Charlie Sexton, Chris Young, dealing with our kids, a song that gets a wink and a point, and the excitement Joe and Ben have for a new Flickerstick lineup and new music, and would Wayne like “Tarantula” better than this album?  Check out the Flickerstick Fam at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/flickerstick/ Or the official website: https://flickerstickofficial.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

Mark Younger-Smith Guitarist Mark Younger-Smith spent seven years playing arenas and living a charmed life as the guitarist for Billy Idol. He's also worked with Texas guitar slinger (and former MTV heartthrob) Charlie Sexton, legendary crooner Tom Jones and, most recently, his new band The Broken Things. He joins us today to share some amazing insights, including the wildest Billy Idol story of all time (yikes!) and how a Pretender christened him “Younger-Smith.” Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

On May 10, 2022, the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma opened its doors. This episode delivers a comprehensive overview and review of the Center and the events surrounding its opening. The weekly news segment “20 Pounds of Headlines” covers the May 5 Grand Opening Reception and Dinner at the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture, delivers the sad news of the passing of a fellow traveler, updates you on Dylan's spring and early summer touring itinerary, informs you about the results from RR Auction's auctioning of Dylan's 1960 manuscript POEMS WITHOUT TITLES, informs you about the recording of THE GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY'S production, describes the new Dylan sculpture, RAIL CAR, revealed at Château La Coste in Provence, France, and, of course, wishes Bob Dylan a happy birthday and many years. In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to tell us who did "I Threw It All Away" better: Bob Dylan in 1978 or Elvis Costello and the Imposters (along with Dylan's former guitarist Charlie Sexton) at Cain's Ballroom on May 7, 2022 while celebrating the opening of the Bob Dylan Center? Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains to vote! PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED UPON MY RETURN FROM TULSA, ON MAY 20, AND I INTENDED TO BROADCAST IT EARLIER THAN IT WAS BROADCAST, BUT THE ASSEMBLING OF THE SHOW TOOK LONGER THAN EXPECTED, THEREFORE SOME OF THE REFERENCES TO DATES, SUCH AS DYLAN'S MAY 24 BIRTHDAY ARE MADE AS IF THE EVENT HAD NOT YET HAPPENED.

Uutisissa Iron Maidenin sunnuntaina käynnistynyt Euroopan kiertue ja sen settilista. Haastattelussa Jan Stenfors eli Nasty Suicide, joka kertoo uudesta kokoonpanostaan nimeltä Stenfors, nykyisestä southern rock -tyylistään sekä kitaravaikutteistaan. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6SpTFJTwln3b2Ggi6JgVkf?si=81d78d27a67449a7 Jutuissa ovat mukana Bruce Dickinson, Alice Cooper, Slayer, Adrian Smith, Blaze Bayley, Rockfest Hyvinkää, Hanoi Rocks, Allman Brothers Band, Neville Brothers, The Band, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Muddy Waters, Mink DeVille, Willy DeVille, Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Billy Gibbons, ZZ Top, Matt Sorum, Mike Campbell, Albert Järvinen, Hurriganes, Dr. Feelgood, Will Sexton, Charlie Sexton, Arc Angels, Little Steven, Riverside Festival Sipoo, Cheap And Nasty, Michael Monroe ja Rolling Stones.

World-class Drummer, Rafael Gayol Joins us on episode five with stories of touring the world with Leonard Cohen to recording with artists like the BoDeans, Charlie Sexton & More! Photo Credit: Francoise Dev – Paris, The Olympia 2012

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter, artist and author, Darden Smith returns to the show for episode 1145! He just released a beautiful book of photography, lyrics and essays called, "Western Skies" on Friday and the accompanying album by the same name drops on March 25th. The book and album were inspired by writings and polaroids taken on his 1,000 mile drives from Austin to Arizona during the pandemic. Go to dardensmith.com for his books, music, show dates and more. We have a great conversation about about time and how much we have left, the power of polaroids, the desert, working at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX, the magic of Charlie Sexton and Ricky Ray Jackson, how Darden makes it all work and much more. Darden is a very inspiring artist and I always get something out of our conversations. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?    

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter, artist and author, Darden Smith returns to the show for episode 1145! He just released a beautiful book of photography, lyrics and essays called, "Western Skies" on Friday and the accompanying album by the same name drops on March 25th. The book and album were inspired by writings and polaroids taken on his 1,000 mile drives from Austin to Arizona during the pandemic. Go to dardensmith.com for his books, music, show dates and more. We have a great conversation about about time and how much we have left, the power of polaroids, the desert, working at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX, the magic of Charlie Sexton and Ricky Ray Jackson, how Darden makes it all work and much more. Darden is a very inspiring artist and I always get something out of our conversations. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?    

Hello friends! Olivier Giraud from the legendary 8 1/2 Souvenirs is my guest for episode 1133! Their new album, At The Movies, produced by the great Charlie Sexton is available now wherever you stream or download your jams. They're playing a record release show on Feb 15th at C-Boys Heart and Soul. Go to 8andahalfsouvenirs.com for show info, music and more. Olivier and I have a great conversation about the band's almost 30 year journey, being signed to a major label in the time of grunge, Austin's French scene, making At The Movies with Charlie Sexton and Dave Boyle, "Le Way", the 90's swing music scare and much more. I had a great time getting to know Olivier. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?

Hello friends! Olivier Giraud from the legendary 8 1/2 Souvenirs is my guest for episode 1133! Their new album, At The Movies, produced by the great Charlie Sexton is available now wherever you stream or download your jams. They're playing a record release show on Feb 15th at C-Boys Heart and Soul. Go to 8andahalfsouvenirs.com for show info, music and more. Olivier and I have a great conversation about the band's almost 30 year journey, being signed to a major label in the time of grunge, Austin's French scene, making At The Movies with Charlie Sexton and Dave Boyle, "Le Way", the 90's swing music scare and much more. I had a great time getting to know Olivier. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?

Wayne Nagel An architect of the Austin music scene for more than four decades, Wayne Nagel was the co-owner of the legendary Austin Rehearsal Complex (ARC) where musicians like Charlie Sexton, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Joe Ely and countless others roamed the halls and fine-tuned their songs. He also co-founded the long-running SIMS Foundation to help musicians struggling with mental health and works as tour manager for Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Eric Johnson and others. He's done and seen it all -- and is one of the reasons Austin is known for its rich musical history. Created and Produced by Jared Tuten

This week on The Metro, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands for your weekly time trip to the 80s: Prince, Jimmy Nail, Icicle Works, The Romantics, Ultravox, Charlie Sexton, D-Day, Bryan Adams, A Flock Of Seagulls, Howard Jones, Glass Tiger, Alarm, Dalbello, Crowded House, and finishing off with some Men At Work.

As the grandson of Lubbock-raised creative polymath Terry Allen, singer-guitarist Calder Allen has been raised with a set of songwriting sensibilities that few have been privy to. But despite that huge leg-up heritage-wise, Allen only made his live band debut just a couple weeks ago with Charlie Sexton during the first Sunday of ACL Fest. Calder […]

The award-winning blues guitar player, vocalist, and songwriter migrated from Canada to Austin on invitation from legendary impresario Clifford Antone. The young Tele slinger immediately found herself sharing stages with giants like Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, and Jimmy Vaughan. Fifteen solo records later, she celebrates the release of “Pinky’s Blues,” backed by Mike Flanigin (Billy Gibbons), Chris Layton (SRV), and her original bassist, Jon Penner. Sue holds her own as she goes a couple of rounds with the Troubled Men. Topics include recovery, a tenant, a DUI charge, assassins, Manny for Mayor, Malevitus, a trash threat, #1 with a bullet, a blues introduction, a James Cotton show, touring with Mark Hummel, visa hassles, the blues circuit, an Antone’s residency, shooting dice, Texas love, Johnny Winter, Koko Taylor, lost legends, Will and Charlie Sexton’s birthday gig, the Continental Club, a calling, the paisley Telecaster, the Sue Foley Podcast, Charo, meeting the Iguanas, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Come To Me” featuring Charlie Sexton from “The Ice Queen” by Sue Foley Outro music: “The Lucky Ones” featuring Jimmy Vaughan from “The Ice Queen” by Sue Foley Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podacst Instagram Sue Foley Homepage Sue Foley Facebook Sue Foley Instagram

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Grammy-nominated Shannon McNally is a prolific, wide ranging singer-songwriter whose recent album, The Waylon Sessions, revisits the songs of Waylon Jennings. Shannon tells Maggie about putting the album together with some of Waylon's former bandmates and the many musicians who were influenced by his music. The two discuss the early days of her career, the collaborations with artists like Dr John and Charlie Sexton that have contributed to her rich musical catalog, and Shannon shares her perspective on the power of being a woman in the music industry.Over her nearly twenty year career, McNally has produced a long catalog and longer list of peers with whom she has written, recorded and toured. Her music career began on the jam band circuit of the 1990's with bands like Robert Randolph and Derek Trucks. She writes as well as she interprets the songs of others, has a top tier musicality to her craft, a soul stirring voice that immediately grabs one by the heart strings and a troubadour's wanderlust, not to mention as it turns out, and is also an excellent electric guitar player.Salute the Songbird is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted by Maggie Rose. Produced by Austin Marshall, Maggie Rose, Kirsten Cluthe and Brad Stratton. Music by Maggie Rose. Show logo by Premier Music Group. Edited by Justin Thomas (Revoice Media). Artwork by Katherine Boils (Revoice Media). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When The Upsides dropped in 2010, Tom and Pat’s world changed forever. Many nights were spent at terrible diners, across from a smoker’s section that did absolutely nothing to block smoke from traveling through the open air right into our scrambled eggs, talking about a pop punk band from South Philly and how it can’t possibly get any better than this. We dive into the music video for Melrose Diner and break down every scene of this glorious reel of film that features the crazy talented and super hilarious Charlie Sexton.   BONUS EPISODES AND PHOTOS ON PATREON!   Links: Melrose Diner Music Video “The Melrose” MTV Is Over, If You Want It by We Are the Union Living Room Song Acoustic Live Video The Upsides Episode   Songs of the week: Bring Me Down by We Sere Sharks Phone’s Dead by Stage Moms Hidden Colors by Broadside     Hit us up online! Patreon | Twitter | Instagram | SpaceHey

Tonight we explore the music of the musicians who played with Dylan on ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS, released this past June. Some have have been playing with Dylan for decades and some joined him for the first time with this record, but they all came together to make something special. Each of them has a history and body of work that we explore in this episode. As we do each week, we round up news from the world of Bob Dylan in "20 Pounds of Headlines." In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote for who did "Corrina, Corrina" better: Ray Peterson, as produced by the late Phil Spector, or Bob Dylan off his second album?

This week on The Metro, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands for your weekly time trip: Murray Head, ABC, Jane’s Addiction, Paul Hardcastle, Marilyn Martin, Haircut One Hundred, Colin Hay, Crowded House, Fine Young Cannibals, Charlie Sexton, Rod Stewart, Peter Gabriel, and finishing off with some Kenny Loggins.

Patty is 32 weeks pregnant. Sally is concerned about Covid numbers rising again. The SIMS Foundation fundraiser #MusicForTheMind went well. Charlie Sexton thinks Patty is having a boy. What do you think?The Rooted Method women's retreat was so much fun! Sally and Patty spent three nights in The David Mountains State Park, and one night in a yurt in the middle of the dessert in Terlingua. The experience of six women connecting in nature was refreshing and restorative. Sally's husband expressed how much he too needs nourishing friendships too. Have women cornered the market on vulnerability?As we start back up with podcast, we'd love to hear how you're doing! What's weighing on you? Where are you finding your joy? Have any thoughts on boundaries? Let us know by sending a email to the thefeelingsclubpodcast@gmail.com, or drop us a voicemail by dialing 725-FEELING. Follow us on Instagram @feelingsclubpodcast and Twitter @feelingsclubpod.

Tonight we conclude our six-episode series featuring Dylan's bands over the decades by covering 2003-2019. On "Who Did It Better?" the song is "Not Dark Yet," and we ask you who did it better live, Eric Clapton in 2009 on the eve of Dylan's 68th birthday or Bob Dylan in 2019? Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote between the two versions.

Continuing our multi-episode series featuring Dylan's bands over the decades; tonight, we feature Dylan's tours from 1988-2002. In 1988, Dylan assembled his own band and toured the United States for the first time since 1981 (see episode 86 on 10/29/2020 when we featured his 1984 tour of Europe and episode 87 last week for his 1986 & 1987 tours with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and The Grateful Dead). Dylan has performed 3064 concerts since 1988. On "Who Did It Better?" the song is "Standing in the Doorway," and we ask you who did it better live, Bob Dylan in 2000 or Jenny Lewis in 2019? Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote between the two versions.

It is an honor and privilege to have today’s guest on My Top Five Records podcast.  Mike Flanigin is in my humble opinion the best B3 player around.  He playing consistently at CBoys with Jimmie Vaughn, at least when that Covid dude isn’t wreaking havoc on us.  Come on Covid.  Can’t you leave us alone?   So yeah, he plays with Jimmie.  He is also buds with Billy Gibbons and has performed with ZZ Top, Steve Miller, Eric Clapton, Robert Plant, Willie Nelson, Charlie Sexton, Doyle 2 and Bonnie Raitt to name a few.  I actually opened up for him once at our mutual friend, Tom Amiss’, annual party   One of my favorite stories is how he used to tour as a guitarist with a LA band and returned to Austin to join the Antone’s Nightclub house band.  That’s when he decided to change instruments and start playing the B3.  He hooked up with organ legend Big John Patton to learn the craft.  And guess what, Big John has a record in Mike’s top five.   In 2015 he released his debut record called The Drifter.  Rolling Stone said, “The Drifter is a road trip-worthy record that veers from punk rock to desert pop to Bible Belt Blues, it’s disparate parts glued together with the swirl and swoon of B3 organ.  This is day-driving mood music, with Flanigin creating his own version of atmospheric Americana.”    And just this year, he dropped a brand new record called West Texas Blues and born out of his and Sue Foley’s Texas Blues Party that they streamed live on Facebook.  They went into the studio as a three piece.  Just Sue, Mike and Chris “Whipper” Layton of Double Trouble.    I quote Flanigin saying about the record, “As much as I labored over ​The Drifter​ album, which took me three years to make, and I had a lot of different types of genres, and people, and guests, this was the exact opposite.” Flanigin said. “This was ‘Let’s go in and let’s do what we do,’ and we play the blues. That’s what we’ve been doing our whole lives.”   I was driving back from Houston yesterday and thought I would put it on.  Well I did and I could not turn it off for the entire ride home.  If you like the blues, you’ve got to check it out.  An All Star cast of blues legends kicking out an homage to some Texas Blues music.   So PLEASE people go out there and support music.  Support the artists that make you groove.  Allow those who create to keep creating.  Get out there or go online and buy Mike Flanigin’s new record.  While you’re at it, I’d recommend you pick up The Drifter as well.   We talked about how he knew Lazy Lester and how Texas music is for dancers.  We talked about how Billy Gibbons plays on 7 strings and how that shows in his touch AND how he knows professional card tricks.  It was like a history lesson.    We had a slight technical difficulty and about 10 mintues got cut from our conversation.  It was primarily about Billy Gibbons.  We talked about Dusty has motorboat fingers and that is what makes ZZ Top ultimately unique.  He also talks about how he likes to record live in the studio and how he started singing again because Jimmie Vaughn pretty much made him when they were on tour.    What also got cut was where you can find him online.  You spell Mike’s last name F L A N I G I N.  As he says, with two N’s and two I’s   http://www.mikeflanigin.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeflaniginofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/mikeflanigin/   If you’ve got the gumption, head over to THE BIG GUN SHOW DOT COM and check out what my band is up to these days.  You can also catch us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube with a handle of thebiggunshowband.  Go to our website and sign up for our email newsletter so that you can get updates about our coming record called Honky Rock.   www.thebiggunshow.com www.facebook.com/thebiggunshowband www.instagram.com/thebiggunshowband www.youtube.com/thebiggunshowband

In this episode we are going to look at the world John Hughes, his 80's teen movies and the music that made an indelible mark on us all during the 80's, here in Orange County and around the world.  His movies would become the quintessential representation of being a teenager in the 1980's. Through his love of music he would introduce us to new music that would be forever tied to scenes from his movies but also launch bands into super stardom. So let's pull back the curtain this evening and start exploring bands and artists that John Hughes saw fit to include into his movies. Bands Included: The Stray Cats, Altered Images, Oingo Boingo, Spandau Ballet, The Specials, Thompson Twins, Wang Chung, Simple Minds, Killing Joke, OMD, General Public, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Yellowfins, Psychedelic Furs, Suzanne Vega, INXS, New Order, The Smiths, Charlie Sexton, Billy Idol, Lick the Tins, and Bauhaus.

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Episode 160 - Garrett Owen. Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund are honored to have as our guest, Garrett Owen Instead of Little League and sleepovers, Texas-born Garrett Owen's earliest memories involve frequent trips across the Serengeti and backyard wildlife most of us only experience at our local zoos. The son of church-building missionaries, he grew up in Tanzania and Kenya, riding on the luggage rack of the family's Nissan Patrol, with vast clear skies above him and gazelles running beside. After leaving Africa, the family completed a stint in Ecuador before Owen's parents moved the family back to Texas. Life as he knew it became a difficult endeavor; rimmed with the sharp edges of reality in an unfamiliar place, his attempts to settle into a culture he didn't understand resulted in distress and a suicide attempt - a far cry from the idyllic landscape of his upbringing. “Getting to the point where songs could even come out of me at all again took some time,” he remembers. However, Owen's decision to step up to the mic at a songwriters' night in Fort Worth changed his trajectory and reminded him that the goal of pursuing music was no longer at home on the backburner. Now, the award-winning artist, who calls to mind legends like Paul Simon, Jackson Browne, Elliot Smith, and Jesse Winchester, is gearing up to release his second full-length album, Quiet Lives, on September 18th. Though he revisits familiar subject matter such as the push-pull of relationships, love, and loss, Quiet Lives is about growth, informed by the perspective gained from life experience. The diverse 10-track collection delves into more experimental musical territory, as Owen toyed with complex chord changes, melodic dissonance, and intriguing storylines. “At its core, all art is based on a ‘true story,' and by true, I mean the version we carry in our head and heart - the one that can lift or crush your spirit with equal capacity,” the golden-voiced troubadour, who has shared stages with artists like Parker Millsap, Charlie Sexton, and Marty Stuart, explains. “Some suggest that your upbringing explains quirks of personality like my shyness, a tendency for introspection, and streaks of perfectionism. Maybe. I'm not so fatalistic as to believe our earliest experiences necessarily determine the arc of adult life, but my slightly foreign childhood never leaves my music or me. Everybody's got a story to tell,” he adds. “I'm no different.” http://garrett-owen.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GarrettOwenTX http://instagram.com/garrettowentx https://twitter.com/garrettowenTX https://open.spotify.com/artist/7y2CyDlhMd1el8HDgyYuTD Note: Guests create their own bio description for each episode. The Curiosity Hour Podcast is hosted and produced by Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund. Please visit our website for more information: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com The Curiosity Hour Podcast is listener supported! To donate, click here: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com/donate/ Please visit this page for information where you can listen to our podcast: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com/listen/ Disclaimers: The Curiosity Hour Podcast may contain content not suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion advised. The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are solely those of the guest(s). These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of The Curiosity Hour Podcast. This podcast may contain explicit language. The Public Service Announcement near the beginning of the episode solely represents the views of Tommy and Dan and not our guests or our listeners.

As an itinerant bluesman, the singer and harmonica ace sought out giants like James Cotton and Junior Wells to uncover the mysteries of the dark art. The former collegiate swimming star did stints in Colorado, Chicago, and Austin playing with the likes of John Lee Hooker and Ronnie Earl before landing in New Orleans as a seasoned songwriter and bandleader. Johnny has a dozen award-winning solo releases, as well as celebrated collaborations with Anders Osborne and John Fohl, and is a member of the Voice of the Wetlands All-Stars with Tab Benoit, Cyril Neville and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. He may have dropped the “Jumping Johnny” moniker years ago, but on the Troubled Men Podcast, it’s not about how high you can jump, it’s about how low you can go. Topics include a new high, a deadly storm, Gompers, “Uncut Gems,” a law school brouhaha, a prayer call, an Estes rocket launch, meeting Joe Cabral and Rod Hodges, the Colorado connection, shaving down, a favorite stroke, Mark Spitz, Fort Collins, harmonica science, Howard Levy, elevation, soloists, a Bo Diddley story, a nickname explained, “Poor Man’s Paradise,” the Subdudes, a breakthrough record, Trina Shoemaker, “Homeland,” Luther and Cody Dickinson, playing lefty, a Blaze Foley bio pic, Ethan Hawke, Charlie Sexton, breakups, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “The Lord Is Waiting And The Devil Is Too” by Johnny Sansone

As an itinerant bluesman, the singer and harmonica ace sought out giants like James Cotton and Junior Wells to uncover the mysteries of the dark art. The former collegiate swimming star did stints in Colorado, Chicago, and Austin playing with the likes of John Lee Hooker and Ronnie Earl before landing in New Orleans as a seasoned songwriter and bandleader. Johnny has a dozen award-winning solo releases, as well as celebrated collaborations with Anders Osborne and John Fohl, and is a member of the Voice of the Wetlands All-Stars with Tab Benoit, Cyril Neville and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. He may have dropped the “Jumping Johnny” moniker years ago, but on the Troubled Men Podcast, it's not about how high you can jump, it's about how low you can go. Topics include a new high, a deadly storm, Gompers, “Uncut Gems,” a law school brouhaha, a prayer call, an Estes rocket launch, meeting Joe Cabral and Rod Hodges, the Colorado connection, shaving down, a favorite stroke, Mark Spitz, Fort Collins, harmonica science, Howard Levy, elevation, soloists, a Bo Diddley story, a nickname explained, “Poor Man's Paradise,” the Subdudes, a breakthrough record, Trina Shoemaker, “Homeland,” Luther and Cody Dickinson, playing lefty, a Blaze Foley bio pic, Ethan Hawke, Charlie Sexton, breakups, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “The Lord Is Waiting And The Devil Is Too” by Johnny Sansone

Its a brand new Season, welcome to Season 3 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show.  It marks the brand new chapter where I left the radio station and together with 3 other presenters from Mix FM started our very own Rebel Rock Radio.  Its a steaming site and TSORR is now excluse to Rebel Rock Radio every Thursday from 7 pm until 10 pm.  There are obvious advantages here, firstly you get an extra hour, secondly I am part of a really good team, thirdly I have pretty much no restrictions on what I say or play.  My commitment is to bring you the best music in the world and to fly the rock and metal flag until the day I die.The show starts in the middle of Judas Priest with Saints in Hell, there is no Dr Who intro and the opening track Swamp Devil by Circus of Power didn't make the recording.  It's done from home with a brand new set-up including new headphones and mic.  The mic is still not right but its close now, bear with me, you are here for the music anyway I am sure.  Don't adjust your set when there are one or two minor silences while I adjust to the new desk.  I can't control the end of the show, if I finish early its silence if I run over it cuts me at 10 sharp.  Apologies to The Rolling Stones who were the first victims of that.  There was a lot of good stuff on the show Black Sabbath back to back with Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen back to back with Chickenfoot, lots of that sort of thing.  We had Seether and Mott the Hoople, some Death Angel and some Ugly Kid Joe.  Anyway check it out, it marks the beginning of an exciting time.  System of a Down with Violent Pornograpy was another good one to hear.  Artists featured:  Mott The Hoople, Seether, Death Angel, Judas Priest, Hell Yeah, Ozzy Osbourne, Sheryl Crow, Charlie Sexton, Skid Row, Desolation Angel, Leslie West, Dirty Honey, The Stranglers, Guns 'n' Roses, Black Sabbath, Pirates of Radio, Foo Fighters, Red Dragon Cartel, Fokofpolisiekar, The Offspring, The Wildhearts, Van Halen, Palaye Royale, Cold Chisel, Stiff Little Fingers, Dirty Shirley, The Defiants, Government Car, Deadline, Chickenfoot, Damn Yankees, Anti-Flag, System of a Down, Seether, Desolation Angels, The Gaslight Anthem, Ugly Kid Joe, The Rolling Stones

There are several world-famous guitar players hailing from Austin, TX, but perhaps none more consistent and versatile than Charlie Sexton. From his solo success in the 80s, to his affiliation with everyone from Joe Ely, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan - Charlie discusses his rich history full of colorful characters and musical highs and lows.

This episode is a look at four bands that had a big hit and then tried to capitalize on it with something called a "momentum hit" in the 80s. Or at least most had the followup hit. What's that even mean? Here's how we define it: Sometimes a band would have a hit single, getting significant radio play on rock or top 40 stations, and then follow it up with a song was usually not as good, but was still a hit, because the fans of that big hit single wanted more of that same sound.  Superstars have benefitted from this practice too, but it's the new bands that are most interesting. Episode 4 of Rock Pop and Roll discusses whether a big hit for a new band means a second hit.  We have four artists that we’ll hear and see some different outcomes. It's not science, but it is kinda cool. We call the game "A Hit Plus One".  Hear whether the hit songs from David + David, Michael Stanley Band, Randy Meisner, and Charlie Sexton produced a good followup hit.  Or not.  --- Subscribe to RockPopandRoll on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Look for a new full-length episode dropping each Wednesday. If you like the show and want to help us out, it’s really easy to do. Leave a review wherever you listen – that helps us know what you like about the show. Tweet us your questions, comments, suggest a topic, or tell us about a band what you think really rocks and pops - find us on twitter @80srockpoproll And if you want to show your more love for Rock Pop and Roll, just tell people about the show. Thanks for that. Hear all the episodes and read the blog on the website rockpopandroll.com

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck’s solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it’s going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck's solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it's going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet

Welcome to episode 2 of Soft Pass! This month we talk to Sandy Ficca, the longtime drummer for Firefall, and Michael Ramos, who has played with such greats as; John Mellencamp, Patty Griffin, Paul Simon, Kris Kristofferson, BoDeans, Charlie Sexton, Robert Plant, David Grissom, The Rembrandts, Violent Femmes, Los Lonely Boys, Ani DiFranco and many more. We talk about life on the road, and what we’ve found on VHS tapes left on the bus. Michael talks about his time working with Robert Plant, and Sandy tells us about the time he played with Jaco and some stories surrounding him. Michael relates a classic story about something John Mellencamp made him do on tour, as well as his time recording at Paisley Park. Sandy counters with his Ginger Baker experience and talks about Slim Jim Phantom and Skunk Baxter at a classic rock fest in Mexico. Sit back and hear some great stories from a couple of road scholars this month on Soft Pass!

Bassist Arthur Barrow had a dream and it came true. That dream was to one day play with Frank Zappa and in the late 70s that's exactly what happened. What might be more interesting is where he went from there. Imagine going from Zappa to Giorgio Moroder! Arthur began a long and fruitful partnership with Giorgio (and his stable of producers including Keith Forsey and Richie Zito) that took up much of the 80s. This put Arthur in position to work closely with artists like Donna Summer, Berlin, Billy Idol, Charlie Sexton, Joe Cocker and former guests Martha Davis, EG Daily, Joe Esposito, and Paul Engemann. Arthur is very transparent about the ups and downs of his career. In fact, he told his story in his memoir "Of Course I Said Yes!: The Amazing Adventures of a Life in Music". He tells us all of it and more. Enjoy!  www.arthurbarrow.com

 Når den 77-årige Bob Dylan tager plads bag sit klaver på årets Roskilde Festival d.3. juli, er han omgivet af sit fremragende backingband bestående af trommeslageren Georg Receli, guitaristen Charlie Sexton, bassisten Tony Garnier og strygerspilleren Donnie Herron. den2radio sender som optakt den sidste af 10 udsendelser om ikonet, og her er Christian Braad Thomsen nået til hans alderdomsplader. De, der vil vide mere om Dylan, kan læse om hans...

 Når den 77-årige Bob Dylan tager plads bag sit klaver på årets Roskilde Festival d.3. juli, er han omgivet af sit fremragende backingband bestående af trommeslageren Georg Receli, guitaristen Charlie Sexton, bassisten Tony Garnier og strygerspilleren Donnie Herron. den2radio sender som optakt den sidste af 10 udsendelser om ikonet, og her er Christian Braad Thomsen nået til hans alderdomsplader. De, der vil vide mere om Dylan, kan læse om hans...

Today on episode #505 of LET THERE BE TALK my guest is Austin legend Mike Flanigin. Mike 'The Drifter' Flanigin is known as the 'go to' Hammond B3 organist for Lone Star guitar legends Jimmie Vaughan and Billy Gibbons.   He has also performed with Steve Miller, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Plant, Willie Nelson, ZZ Top, Gary Clark Jr., Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton and many others.  His 2015 solo release THE DRIFTER reached #1 on the iTunes Blues Chart and was described by Rolling Stone Magazine as a “Road trip-worthy record, with Flanigin creating his own version of atmospheric Americiana.”  I absolutely love this mans playing and it was a honor to sit down with him and get a history lesson on all things Hammond B3 Organ. I think you guys will really dig this episode. DDR

Ray Riendeau is the owner of www.VintageBassVault.com an online vintage bass store. featuring vintage Basses, amps & collectibles. As a bassist, Ray is best known for his recording and touring with Rob Halford (Judas Priest), Star Monarchy, TWO, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Machines Of Loving Grace and most recently the bassist for James LaBrie, singer of the band Dream Theater. Ray is also a solo artist with 6 solo instrumental CDs, the most recent being RHYTHMUS, and has been a clinician for Fender Musical Instruments and most recently ZON Guitars. In recent years Ray has been concentrating on his endeavors as a session player working from his home studio in Arizona. He has played on many records, demo & preproduction tracks. Some of the artists include Shinedown, Jason Mraz, Theory Of A Deadman, Carrie Underwood, James LaBrie, Marco Sfogli, Jeff Kollman, Halford, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Matt Guillory, Machines Of Loving Grace, Dia Frampton (The Voice), Gavin DeGraw, David Cook (American Idol), Zac Maloy, 3 Doors Down, Jon McLaughlin, Forever The Sickest Kids, Cavo, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Charlie Sexton, South Jorden, Adelitas Way, Joel Jorgenson, Whitney Duncan, Cady Groves, Skillet, Francesco Artusato and Ryan Tedder (One Republic).

Ray Riendeau is the owner of www.VintageBassVault.com an online vintage bass store. featuring vintage Basses, amps & collectibles. As a bassist, Ray is best known for his recording and touring with Rob Halford (Judas Priest), Star Monarchy, TWO, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Machines Of Loving Grace and most recently the bassist for James LaBrie, singer of the band Dream Theater. Ray is also a solo artist with 6 solo instrumental CDs, the most recent being RHYTHMUS, and has been a clinician for Fender Musical Instruments and most recently ZON Guitars. In recent years Ray has been concentrating on his endeavors as a session player working from his home studio in Arizona. He has played on many records, demo & preproduction tracks. Some of the artists include Shinedown, Jason Mraz, Theory Of A Deadman, Carrie Underwood, James LaBrie, Marco Sfogli, Jeff Kollman, Halford, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Matt Guillory, Machines Of Loving Grace, Dia Frampton (The Voice), Gavin DeGraw, David Cook (American Idol), Zac Maloy, 3 Doors Down, Jon McLaughlin, Forever The Sickest Kids, Cavo, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Charlie Sexton, South Jorden, Adelitas Way, Joel Jorgenson, Whitney Duncan, Cady Groves, Skillet, Francesco Artusato and Ryan Tedder (One Republic).

Ray Riendeau is the owner of www.VintageBassVault.com an online vintage bass store. featuring vintage Basses, amps & collectibles. As a bassist, Ray is best known for his recording and touring with Rob Halford (Judas Priest), Star Monarchy, TWO, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Machines Of Loving Grace and most recently the bassist for James LaBrie, singer of the band Dream Theater. Ray is also a solo artist with 6 solo instrumental CDs, the most recent being RHYTHMUS, and has been a clinician for Fender Musical Instruments and most recently ZON Guitars.In recent years Ray has been concentrating on his endeavors as a session player working from his home studio in Arizona. He has played on many records, demo & preproduction tracks. Some of the artists include Shinedown, Jason Mraz, Theory Of A Deadman, Carrie Underwood, James LaBrie, Marco Sfogli, Jeff Kollman, Halford, Gary Hoey, Greg Koch, Matt Guillory, Machines Of Loving Grace, Dia Frampton (The Voice), Gavin DeGraw, David Cook (American Idol), Zac Maloy, 3 Doors Down, Jon McLaughlin, Forever The Sickest Kids, Cavo, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Charlie Sexton, South Jorden, Adelitas Way, Joel Jorgenson, Whitney Duncan, Cady Groves, Skillet, Francesco Artusato and Ryan Tedder (One Republic).

Dreamers2Makers Podcast | Curious People That Do Extraordinary Things (EP012) Guest: Brady Blade Jr. - Drummer/Producer Hosted by Mike Dawson (Songwriter, Composer, STEAM Advocate) I am excited to present today’s guest, drummer/producer Brady Blade. He’s best known for recording and performing with world renowned musicians such as Emmy Lou Harris, Dave Matthews, Steve Earl, Charlie Sexton, Doyle Bramhall,. And if this this list wasn't enough, Brady has make music with The Waterboys, Indigo Girls, Jewel, Patty Griffin, and Soloman Burke. The Brady family has enjoyed a long musical collaborative relationship with the Canadian music producer/songwriter/ performer Daniel Lanois. This is one of three interviews that features the Blade musical family. While this interview is with Brady Blade (Jr.), upcoming Dreamers2Makers broadcasts will feature conversations with his brother Brian Blade and their father Brady Blade Senior. It is not an understatement to say that the Blade family is a music and artistic force on par with Bach or Gershwin. Today’s podcast was recorded at the Blade family home in Shreveport, Louisiana. It was a great pleasure to reconnect with Brady and hear lovely stories about his family and musical life. Photo Credit: Brady Blade Music Track "Blues for Sagan" from the Suite Poetry of Earth and Sky roarelectra.bandcamp.com Twitter MikeDawsonMusic All music by Mike Dawson © ℗ Beecher’s Brook Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) Availble at Bandcamp and at Roar Electra roarelectra.bandcamp.com roarelectra.com Dreamers2Makers Podcast produced by Mike Dawson for Assignment Universe © ℗ Beecher’s Brook Publishing, Inc. assignmentuniverse.com

Dreamers2Makers Podcast | Curious People That Do Extraordinary Things (EP012) Guest: Brady Blade Jr. - Drummer/Producer Hosted by Mike Dawson (Songwriter, Composer, STEAM Advocate) I am excited to present today's guest, drummer/producer Brady Blade. He's best known for recording and performing with world renowned musicians such as Emmy Lou Harris, Dave Matthews, Steve Earl, Charlie Sexton, Doyle Bramhall,. And if this this list wasn't enough, Brady has make music with The Waterboys, Indigo Girls, Jewel, Patty Griffin, and Soloman Burke. The Brady family has enjoyed a long musical collaborative relationship with the Canadian music producer/songwriter/ performer Daniel Lanois. This is one of three interviews that features the Blade musical family. While this interview is with Brady Blade (Jr.), upcoming Dreamers2Makers broadcasts will feature conversations with his brother Brian Blade and their father Brady Blade Senior. It is not an understatement to say that the Blade family is a music and artistic force on par with Bach or Gershwin. Today's podcast was recorded at the Blade family home in Shreveport, Louisiana. It was a great pleasure to reconnect with Brady and hear lovely stories about his family and musical life. Photo Credit: Brady Blade Music Track "Blues for Sagan" from the Suite Poetry of Earth and Sky roarelectra.bandcamp.com Twitter MikeDawsonMusic All music by Mike Dawson © ℗ Beecher's Brook Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) Availble at Bandcamp and at Roar Electra roarelectra.bandcamp.com roarelectra.com Dreamers2Makers Podcast produced by Mike Dawson for Assignment Universe © ℗ Beecher's Brook Publishing, Inc. assignmentuniverse.com

Dreamers2Makers Podcast | Curious People That Do Extraordinary Things (EP012) Guest: Brady Blade Jr. - Drummer/Producer Hosted by Mike Dawson (Songwriter, Composer, STEAM Advocate) I am excited to present today’s guest, drummer/producer Brady Blade. He’s best known for recording and performing with world renowned musicians such as Emmy Lou Harris, Dave Matthews, Steve Earl, Charlie Sexton, Doyle Bramhall,. And if this this list wasn't enough, Brady has make music with The Waterboys, Indigo Girls, Jewel, Patty Griffin, and Soloman Burke. The Brady family has enjoyed a long musical collaborative relationship with the Canadian music producer/songwriter/ performer Daniel Lanois. This is one of three interviews that features the Blade musical family. While this interview is with Brady Blade (Jr.), upcoming Dreamers2Makers broadcasts will feature conversations with his brother Brian Blade and their father Brady Blade Senior. It is not an understatement to say that the Blade family is a music and artistic force on par with Bach or Gershwin. Today’s podcast was recorded at the Blade family home in Shreveport, Louisiana. It was a great pleasure to reconnect with Brady and hear lovely stories about his family and musical life. Photo Credit: Brady Blade Music Track "Blues for Sagan" from the Suite Poetry of Earth and Sky roarelectra.bandcamp.com Twitter MikeDawsonMusic All music by Mike Dawson © ℗ Beecher’s Brook Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) Availble at Bandcamp and at Roar Electra roarelectra.bandcamp.com roarelectra.com Dreamers2Makers Podcast produced by Mike Dawson for Assignment Universe © ℗ Beecher’s Brook Publishing, Inc. assignmentuniverse.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

The guys follow up on some previous episodes and talk about the Posies, Counting Crows, Kiss, Weezer, the Police, Jenny Lewis, and present the singles of the month from Blind Faith and Charlie Sexton.

Yeah, this episode is packed. I once again deviate from my routine of opening with a rant (although I do give a shout-out to the late, great Queen of Soul) and have a talk with author/blogger/positive person Alyssa Herren, in the hopes of getting some damn enlightenment in my life. Later on, I play a pre-recorded interview with actor/writer/director Ethan Hawke and actor/musician Ben Dickey, who discuss their new movie Blaze. (II also wrote about it: http://houston.culturemap.com/news/entertainment/08-20-18-ethan-hawke-blaze-houston-landmark-river-oaks-ben-dickey.) As for music, I play tunes from Aretha Franklin (of course!), Robert Glasper featuring Snoop Dogg, Lupe Fiasco & Luke James and Charlie Sexton. And Jeff Bradshaw and Raheem DeVaughn help me out with this week's "Sarah Serenade." (Yes, it has a name now!) The Sour Hour airs Wednesday nights, 9/8c, on KPFT HD2. Listen live at http://kpft.org/listen.

Ethan Hawke directed 'Blaze' the story of outlaw artist Blaze Foley starring Ben Dickey and Charlie Sexton. We talk with the guys about the movie, the beginning of Ethan's career and how Charlie knew Blaze Foley years back.

Ethan Hawke directed 'Blaze' the story of outlaw artist Blaze Foley starring Ben Dickey and Charlie Sexton. We talk with the guys about the movie, the beginning of Ethan's career and how Charlie knew Blaze Foley years back.

This week, Darien Southerland and co-hosts Arthur Rice and Charlie Sexton are joined by Matt Fouch of Legacy Five, as well as "Fouch on the Couch" YouTube fame.   Matt Fouch discusses his beginnings into gospel music, his influences as a bass singer both in and out of the gospel music industry, as well as the critical importance of social media for modern gospel music. #DarienSoutherland #LegacyFive #FouchOnTheCouch #GospelMusic Thank you for joining us for this great episode and be sure to check out our sponsors: https://www.mypillow.com/ https://www.carriagekiawoodstock.com/ https://tfc.edu/ http://www.natqc.com/   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Darien Southerland and co-hosts Arthur Rice and Charlie Sexton are joined by Matt Fouch of Legacy Five, as well as "Fouch on the Couch" YouTube fame.   Matt Fouch discusses his beginnings into gospel music, his influences as a bass singer both in and out of the gospel music industry, as well as the critical importance of social media for modern gospel music. #DarienSoutherland #LegacyFive #FouchOnTheCouch #GospelMusic Thank you for joining us for this great episode and be sure to check out our sponsors: https://www.mypillow.com/ https://www.carriagekiawoodstock.com/ https://tfc.edu/ http://www.natqc.com/  

Host Darien Southerland, producer Charlie Sexton and producer Jonathan Jiles traveled from the SGNP studios outside of Atlanta to Dollywood for a special backstage interview with the Kingdom Heirs backstage in the Showstreet Palace Theatre, in between sets as well as an exciting visit to the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame.   The Kingdom Heirs have been a regular feature at Dollywood for many years, but how did they get there? What's it like to perform three times a day? Do the sets change? Who influenced the Kingdom Heirs?   Be sure to download this special edition of SGNP to learn all about the Kingdom Heirs and their special relationship to Dollywood and Pigeon Forge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Darien Southerland, producer Charlie Sexton and producer Jonathan Jiles traveled from the SGNP studios outside of Atlanta to Dollywood for a special backstage interview with the Kingdom Heirs backstage in the Showstreet Palace Theatre, in between sets as well as an exciting visit to the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame.   The Kingdom Heirs have been a regular feature at Dollywood for many years, but how did they get there? What's it like to perform three times a day?  Do the sets change? Who influenced the Kingdom Heirs?   Be sure to download this special edition of SGNP to learn all about the Kingdom Heirs and their special relationship to Dollywood and Pigeon Forge.

Darien and co-hosts Arthur Rice & Charlie Sexton have a candid conversation about folks who got an early start in Southern Gospel Music and then the show ends with an interview with current young artists, Jacob & Eli of "Children Of The Promise", one of the genre's rising family trios. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

She has toured and shared the stage with blues icons BB King, Buddy Guy, Billy Gibbons, Jimmy Vaughan, Johnny Winter, Jimmy Rogers, Albert Collins, Van Morrison, Nina Simone, Ronnie Earl, Roy Buchanan, Charlie Sexton and more. She’s toured the world and won more Maple Blues Awards (17) than any other artist - ever... The youngest of 5 children and originally from Canada, Sue started her professional career at 16… and by 21 she was living in Austin, TX and playing as part of the house band for Antone’s. Shortly after that she recorded her first album, also on Antone’s record label. Sue talks about her new album, The Ice Queen… relationships… why playing a slow blues is FAR more difficult than most people think… weed-smoking hippies… the biggest obstacle she’s had to overcome in this business… the most critical and costly mistake most artists make (and how to fix it)... her 1987 Fender Telecaster that she’s the original owner of, and more. This is a GREAT conversation with a really candid person and incredibly soulful blues player...   Subscribe https://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Desolation Angel Radio hit the air and it sounded like this:The Weight - The BandWhistle Down The Wind - Joan BaezDon't Talk About It - Ruby BootsFox News Funk - Jesse MalinMy Name Is The Night (Color Me Black) - Brian FallonFuck Up - Sarah Shook & The DisarmersCorporation - Jack BlackSavannah Almost Killed Me - American AquariumSet Ourselves Free - Uncle Lucius40 Days - Black LilliesBetter Than The Truth - Patterson HoodMy Shot - The Roots w/Busta RhymezLucifer and The Fallen Angels - Ray Wylie HubbardHeaven - Lincoln DurhamNo Time For Crying - Mavis StaplesGive It Everything You've Got - Beth Hart & Joe BonamassaThe Best Songs Come From Broken Hearts - Bonnie BishopJust That Kind of Girl - LuceroHeart On A String - Jason Isbell & The 400 UnitThink Twice Before You Go - John Lee Hooker & Los LobosLovin' I Lost - CommonLove Charms (Mojo Bijoux) - Buffy Ste. MarieIt Makes No Difference - Shannon McNallyThings Have Changed - Bettye LaVetteGod's Medicine - John MorelandBaby Please Don't Go - Muddy Waters & his band w/ The Rolling StonesMean Mis-Treater Blues - Los Lobos81 - Sue Foley (w/Charlie Sexton, Jimmie Vaughan & Billy Gibbons)Hero of The Day - Metallica (w/ the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra)Safari Song - Greta Van FleetLose Yourself - EminemThe Genetic Method - The BandChest Fever - The Band As always, thanks for being great people, a great audience and great fans Kip See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Formed after the untimely death of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Arc Angels pick-up the Texas blues-rock torch on their 1992 self-titled release. Pairing the seasoned rhythm section of drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon with guitarist and singers Doyle Bramhall II and Charlie Sexton, the band expands upon Vaughan’s blues template and mildly dips its toes in more pop and radio friendly territory. At times it works, but at other times it comes off sound like imitations of better known tunes. We discuss, as well as where this fit in the early 1990s landscape. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Living In A Dream 8:54 - Too Many Ways To Fall 17:58 - Shape I’m In 23:34 - Good Time 27:02 - Spanish Moon Outro - The Famous Jane Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

Formed after the untimely death of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Arc Angels pick-up the Texas blues-rock torch on their 1992 self-titled release. Pairing the seasoned rhythm section of drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon with guitarist and singers Doyle Bramhall II and Charlie Sexton, the band expands upon Vaughan's blues template and mildly dips its toes in more pop and radio friendly territory. At times it works, but at other times it comes off sound like imitations of better known tunes. We discuss, as well as where this fit in the early 1990s landscape. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Living In A Dream 8:54 - Too Many Ways To Fall 17:58 - Shape I'm In 23:34 - Good Time 27:02 - Spanish Moon Outro - The Famous Jane Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

The 80s were the decade of the movie montage. And one of the classics is from Revenge of the Nerds when the guys find a frat house and begin fixing it up to the tune of "One Foot in Front of the Other" by a band called Bone Symphony. Our guest this week, Scott Wilk, was the lead singer of Bone Symphony and before that he fronted his own New Wave rock group called Scott Wilk + the Walls, where his sound drew regular comparisons to Elvis Costello. Later on that decade he partnered up with a young Charlie Sexton and became his keyboardist during those formative years. Today he makes a living scoring movies and TV as well as other kinds of media and corporate production. If you find 80s movie soundtracks as fascinating as I do, you won't want to miss this chat!   scottwilk.com https://soundcloud.com/scottwilk

The first of our indepth interviews with some of the industries greats, a show we like to call The Insider Edition. This week’s guest is an artist by the name of Tonio K who has recorded with the likes of The Crickets, Charlie Sexton, Brian Wilson, Dr Dre and the legendary Burt Bacharach. Earlier this year Burt Bacharach and Tonio K released an album called Original Demos. We chat about that, his music career and Life in the Foodchain. This is Soul Traveller Radio Show Insider Edition with Tonio K.

  What is it about Texas and it's reputation for gunslingin' killer guitar players? You know the old cliche' "something in the water?", well, this certainly applies to the Lone Star State...think of the guitarists that have emerged from here- Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughn, Eric Johnson, Billy Gibbons, David Holt, Charlie Sexton, and newer cats like Carter Arrington- etc..but way up at the top of that list is my guest today- Mr. David Grissom. A veteran of the John Mellencamp band, Joe Ely, Storyville and the Dixie Chicks, he's also appeared on many records as a session player and songwriter. I've known David for a long time as you'll hear- we toured together for a few months in the late 90's with BB King when I was in the Neville Brothers and he was in Storyville. In this interview we talk early days in Austin, string bending, influences, gear, Mellencamp, Lloyd Maines and steel guitar as an influence, Norman Blake, Ringo Starr, solo records etc...and much more. Couple of great little jams in here too! On a nice day in Austin I got in an Uber from the hotel and headed over to David's studio where we did this interview. Hope you enjoy!   Recorded Austin, TX Sept 2017Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-riff-raff-with-shane-theriot/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on StoryWeb: John Hiatt’s songs “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South.” For Jim, in celebration of our years together Later this week, Jim and I will celebrate twelve years together, ten years married. American singer-songwriter John Hiatt was a part of our early courtship, and two of his songs became our particular favorites – “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South.” Both appear on Hiatt’s 1988 album, Slow Turning. A true American troubadour, Hiatt has recorded more than 20 albums, beginning with Hangin’ Around the Observatory in 1974 and most recently with Terms of My Surrender in 2014. He’s known for great songs like “Have a Little Faith in Me,” “Perfectly Good Guitar,” and “Thing Called Love” (which became a hit for Bonnie Raitt). His songs have been covered by a wide range of outstanding musicians, from Aaron Neville, B.B. King, and Bob Dylan to Iggy Pop, Linda Ronstadt, and Rosanne Cash. “Feels Like Rain” was the title track of a 1993 album by Buddy Guy, and Suzy Bogguss recorded “Drive South” in 1992, hitting number two on the country charts. Of Hiatt’s many albums, Slow Turning stands out for its rich collection of compelling songs. It’s just one of those albums you have to have – and if you don’t know John Hiatt’s music, it’s a great place to start. You’ll find yourself listening to the album again and again, discovering new gems each time. In addition to “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South,” it includes such tunes as “Tennessee Plates” (which was recorded by Charlie Sexton for the soundtrack to Thelma and Louise) and “Icy Blue Heart” (which Emmylou Harris recorded for her 1989 album, Bluebird). Back to our two favorite songs. “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South” are perfect falling-in-love songs. “Feels Like Rain” compares new love to the power of a hurricane. It was featured on the HBO series, Treme, set in post-Katrina New Orleans. In one episode, two characters talk together about what makes Hiatt’s song so powerful. In fact, one of those characters, Harley, is played by none other than Steve Earle, an American troubadour in his own right. “Drive South” is all about the open road, new opportunity, and the sweetness of middle-aged love. As blogger Holly A. Hughes says, “One of the things I love about ‘Drive South’ is that it’s a car song and a love song, where the crazy joy of hitting the road is perfectly mingled with the crazy joy of being in love.” And NPR tags “Drive South” as one of its recommended “Songs for Stops Along the Way.” If you get a chance to catch John Hiatt live, run, don’t walk, to the concert. My dear friend Karin and I had the opportunity to see him at an intimate concert for 250 people. Despite the persistent heckler who harassed Hiatt throughout much of the show, Hiatt gave an outstanding performance. Near the end of the show, he sang “Feels Like Rain,” then slid right into “Drive South.” I was in heaven! Frequently these days, John Hiatt performs with his long-time friend Lyle Lovett. Sitting together on stage, they take turns performing their songs. Their dual performance is part of a long tradition rooted in Nashville, Tennessee, and Austin, Texas, two great music towns. The “song circle” or “guitar pull,” says San Diego Troubadour, creates a sacred circle of song. JamBase said of one of their shows, “The two are so comfortable with themselves that they make you feel like you are sitting in the living room with them, getting to know them better through their songs.” The New York Times offers a great review of a Hiatt-Lovett concert as well. Whether you’re listening to Slow Turning on your stereo or enjoying a live performance by John Hiatt (and maybe his pal Lyle Lovett), you’re in for a real treat. Rolling Stone offers a 30-year retrospective of Slow Turning, with a particular focus on “Drive South” – worth checking out if you want to learn more. And if you want to try your hand at singing and playing Hiatt’s songs yourself, check out the lyrics and chords for “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South” (both available, with numerous other Hiatt songs, at the John Hiatt Archives). You can learn more about John Hiatt – who hails from Indianapolis, Indiana – in three interviews, one with Jay Hipps in 1994, one with Mark Coenen in 1995, and one with Rolling Stone in 1995. I’m so glad I “drove north” twelve years ago, rocking out to John Hiatt on my Honda Civic tape player as I headed up the east coast to meet Jim at his family’s Long Island beach house. Better believe it, baby! Visit thestoryweb.com/hiatt for links to all these resources and to watch John Hiatt perform “Feels Like Rain” and “Drive South.”

  Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Spotify | Email | RSS "Art is How We See and Experience the World." - Dave Preston Music and baseball. These two disciplines have taught musician Dave Preston more about life than just about anything else. Here we'll cover the music. Preston has become a master of his craft. Not just through relentless study and practice, but by surrounding himself with musicians and artists who are creative masters in their own right. He has played with the likes of Justin Timberlake, Kelly Clarkson, Matt Morris, Charlie Sexton and many more. Preston waxes philosophical about the influence of music, his family and the responsibility of artists in the modern world on this, our first musician's interview. daveprestonmusic.net @media only screen and (max-width:800px) {.fusion-title.fusion-title-41{margin-top:10px!important;margin-bottom:10px!important;}}MORE CRAVE MAGAZINE PODCASTS.fusion-portfolio-wrapper#fusion-portfolio-41 .fusion-portfolio-content{ padding: 25px 25px 25px 25px; text-align: center; }.fusion-portfolio-41 .fusion-portfolio-wrapper .fusion-col-spacing{padding:20px;}Crave Magazine2020-04-10T15:36:08-06:00 Ep37 Adrianne Tamar Arachne Ep37 Adrianne Tamar ArachneCrave Magazine2020-03-02T18:24:49-07:00 Ep36 Lé Secret Ep36 Lé SecretCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:18:25-07:00 Ep35 Ariana Gradow Ep35 Ariana GradowCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:15:42-07:00 Ep34 Ben Makinen Ep34 Ben MakinenCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:13:48-07:00 Ep33 Morgan Mandala & Randal Roberts Ep33 Morgan Mandala & Randal RobertsCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:09:06-07:00 Ep32 Gamelan Tunas Mekar Ep32 Gamelan Tunas MekarCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:06:36-07:00 Ep31 Talk Gallery Ep31 Talk GalleryCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:03:56-07:00 Ep30 Andrew Clark Ep30 Andrew ClarkCrave Magazine2020-03-02T20:01:02-07:00 Ep29 Joshua Gillow Ep29 Joshua GillowCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:58:59-07:00 Ep 28: Okuda San Miguel Ep 28: Okuda San MiguelCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:54:08-07:00 Ep 27: Kendall Burks Ep 27: Kendall BurksCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:50:14-07:00 Ep26: Mythica von Griffyn Ep26: Mythica von GriffynJim Wills2020-03-02T19:48:03-07:00 Ep25: Jim Wills Ep25: Jim WillsCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:43:48-07:00 Ep24: Tom Finke Ep24: Tom FinkeCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:39:57-07:00 Ep23: Elisa Insua Ep23: Elisa InsuaCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:36:28-07:00 Ep22: Spok Brillor Ep22: Spok BrillorCrave Magazine2020-03-02T19:31:51-07:00 ...

Jason McMaster, singer of Broken Teeth/Dangerous Toys caught up with Danko to talk about the new Broken Teeth ep – “Bulldozer”, Tom G. Warrior, Gene Simmons, Lemmy, John Corabi, the “Too Much Trouble” book, Metallica boxsets, Charlie Sexton, Bobby Landgraf … Continued The post Episode #129: Jason McMaster appeared first on Danko Jones.

LMG’s Soul Eclectics – “Autumn” Playlist Soft – (00:52) 1) Without You – R’Mone Entonio 2) All The Things You Are – Tony Momrelle 3) Whole Again – Marcell & The Truth 4) Every Day ft. Aaron Marcellus, Jean Baylor, & Kirk Whalum (Aiko Roh Mix) – Meeco 5) Fly Away – PJ Morton 6) Distance – Emily King 7) Out Of The Clouds – Emily King 8) Not Today – Andra Day 9) You Go To My Head – Cassandra Wilson 10) WonderLove (ft. Chris Turner) – Kris Bowers 11) Every Time I See You (ft. Gwen Bunn) – Darryl Reeves 12) I Really Don’t Care – Bilal 13) Tenderly – José James 14) You Don’t Know Me – Jon Bibbs 15) When Your Life Was Low (Live) – Lalah Hathaway 16) Left Alone (Live) – Frank McComb 17) All The Time (ft. Jarrod Lawson) – Tahirah Asha Memory Retro Soul Pop – (starts @ 01:20:06) 18) Midnight – Lianne La Havas 19) Wanderlust – The Milk 20) Yeah – Lewis Taylor 21) Money Is King – Lee Fields & The Expressions 22) Love You – Aaries 23) Hold On – Maverick Sabre 24) We Won’t Need Anything But Love – Sam Sparro 25) Hello – Adele 26) Hallelujah (ft. Charlie Sexton) – Justin Timberlake 27) Take Me To Church (ft. Morgan James) – Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox 28) Remember – Tony Momrelle 29) Younger (Acoustic) – Seinabo Sey 30) All Of Me – Tank From These Roots – (starts @ 02:12:17) 31) Forgiven – Kwabs 32) Strange Fruit – José James 33) Walk With Me ft. George McCullum (A capella) – Rickey Payton 34) Carry You (ft. Kyla Jade, Pam Mark Hall, & Patsy Moore) – Tim Dillinger 35) Way Down in the Hole (“The Wire” Theme) – Tom Waits 36) Your Good Fortune – Mavis Staples 37) Brother – Kwabs 38) Favourite Worry – The Milk 39) Something Inside of Me – Robert Bradley 40) Summertime (Live) – Mica Paris 41) Love Reign O’er Me (Live) – Bettye LaVette 42) Ways of Light (ft. José James) – Kris Bowers

Andy King doesn t like to describe his job as "hacking up children." As an orthopedic surgeon and the pardon the pun head of the spine unit at Children s Hospital in New Orleans, Andy is good naturedly circumspect about how he describes using mechanical instruments on kids backs. As a New Zealander, he s a lot less sensitive to his description of Australians. Bridget Kelly is a 7th generation New Orleanian whose son, August, is an 8th generation New Orleanian, and whose husband Aaron not Erin was faking buying a baguette at the Cresecnt City Farmers Market when Bridget met him for the first time after seeing him across a restaurant the night before while discussing Mork n Mindy s offsrpring and declaring she was going to marry him. Even in a small town of bizarre goings on and on a cocktail drinking show that is, frankly, a gathering ground for crazy stories this romantic tale stands out. So much so that Andrew Duhon is contemplating a cross cultural yoga centric reconnaissance of the Uptown Farmers Market on Tuesdays. If you re there on a Tuesday Andrew is the guy with the sitar waiting for the yoga teacher with the New Zealand passport. If you re taking bets on which New Orleans band whose new record is produced by Bob Dylan s guitar player Charlie Sexton is most likely to bust out of the city and make a nationwide name for themselves, put your money on The Cardinal Sons. God fearing honest to god brothers from Jackson, Mississippi, John, Joe, and Dave Shirley s older brother, Daniel, who is not in the band, started out running around the house flapping his hands and singing before realizing he could corral his brothers into learning instruments to back him which could dispense with the incessant circumlocution of the dwelling and hand flapping. Daniel lives in New York and is is an opera singer but if you want to place another bet, put it on him showing up here some day to set the record straight. Although nobody at Happy Hour has done any research shocker to back this up, we re going to go out on a limb and claim this is almost certainly the only New Orleans podcast that contains cursing, a hymn, a serious and definitive explanation of why New Orleans has potholes, and a hypothesis of how Jesus was born in the year 1 A.D. The photos on this page were taken at Casa Borrega by Nadine Wu and Douglas Engel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  This week's playlist: • Feel So Good by Blue Plate Special from Can You Dig It (2006), available from CD Baby and the iTunes Music Store. Visit BluePlateSpecialBand.com for more information. • Sweet Lovin' Man by Calvin Owens from The House Is Burnin' (2002), available from TopCat Records, CD Baby or the iTMS. Visit CalvinOwens.com for more information. • It Doesn't Really Matter by The Mescal Sheiks from This World Is Not My Home (2006), available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit MescalSheiks.com or the Sheiks' MySpace page for more information. • Got The Blues In My Heart by Boo Boo Davis, from Drew, Mississippi (2006), available from Black & Tan Records and the iTMS. Visit BooBooDavis.com for more information. • Bad Blood by Janiva Magness, from Do I Move You (2006), available from NorthernBlues.com and the iTMS. Visit JanivaMagness.com for more information. • If The Blues Was Money by Deacon Jones, from Jone$en For Money (2007), available from CD Baby. Visit the CD Baby page for Deacon's CD Makin' Blues History (2000) and this page for more information. • H.O.T. (Happy On Top) by Ruth Greenwood, from I Won't Apologize (2006), available from RuthGreenwood.com and the iTMS. Visit RuthGreenwood.com for more information. • Caffeine & Nicotine by Jeremy Rowe, from Jeremy Rowe (2005), available as downloads from iTMS, but permanently out of stock on CD at CD Baby. However, Jeremy's second album, Where The Truth Lies (2006), is in stock at CD Baby. Visit Jeremy's MySpace page for more information. • Fat's Jump by Big George Jackson, from Beggin' Ain't For Me (1998), available from Black & Tan Records. Visit BigGeorgeJackson.com for more information. • Dangerous by Eddie Turner, from The Turner Diaries (2006), available from NorthernBlues.com and the iTMS. Visit EddieDevilBoy.com and Eddie's MySpace page for more information. Mentioned during this show: SXSW, Alejandro Escovedo, Terry Reid, Garland Jeffreys, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Charlie Sexton, The Tragically Hip, Antone's and The Continental Club. Excellent online resources for more information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum; and be sure to download and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #67 courtesy of the artists, and either IODA PROMONET or the Podsafe Music Network)

Tonight's music: • Good Life by Reid Holmes, from the album RH Factor; you can download the album, track by track, from Reid's site, or you can buy the entire CD for just $6 over at CD Baby. • Big City by Luther Allison, from his CD Blue Streak, available from Alligator Records and the iTunes Music Store. • Something Wonderful by Jon Dee Graham from his forthcoming album FULL. For more information about Jon Dee Graham and his music visit his site. To buy FULL in advance of its wide release, visit the Freedom Records site. FULL will be available in the iTunes Music Store starting April 18th. • Rock and Roll written by 6-year-old Willie Graham, and performed by The Willie Graham Players, who include Jon Dee Graham, Alejandro Escovedo, Scrappy Jud Newcomb and Charlie Sexton, from the benefit CD/DVD set Big Sweet Life: A Tribute to the Songs of Jon Dee Graham. To buy the set, visit Freedom Records. • I Got To Leave You Alone by The Mitchell Blues Band. For more information, visit the band's GarageBand page. • Riverboat by Phantom Freeway and the Badass Horns. The Murphy's Saloon intro is from Just Got To Boogie by Matt Thorpe. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #20 courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network and Garageband.com. And a very special thanks to Jon Dee Graham)   ~ ~ ~ ~ ~   The 2006 Naked calendar, which features a number of Austin musicians in the buff, can be purchased here. Proceeds go to The Willie Graham Legge Perthes Fund. Contributions to the fund may be made on line by going here, where there also is information about making contributions by mail.

As an itinerant bluesman, the singer and harmonica ace sought out giants like James Cotton and Junior Wells to uncover the mysteries of the dark art. The former collegiate swimming star did stints in Colorado, Chicago, and Austin playing with the likes of John Lee Hooker and Ronnie Earl before landing in New Orleans as a seasoned songwriter and bandleader. Johnny has a dozen award-winning solo releases, as well as celebrated collaborations with Anders Osborne and John Fohl, and is a member of the Voice of the Wetlands All-Stars with Tab Benoit, Cyril Neville and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. He may have dropped the “Jumping Johnny” moniker years ago, but on the Troubled Men Podcast, it's not about how high you can jump, it's about how low you can go. Topics include a new high, a deadly storm, Gompers, “Uncut Gems,” a law school brouhaha, a prayer call, an Estes rocket launch, meeting Joe Cabral and Rod Hodges, the Colorado connection, shaving down, a favorite stroke, Mark Spitz, Fort Collins, harmonica science, Howard Levy, elevation, soloists, a Bo Diddley story, a nickname explained, “Poor Man's Paradise,” the Subdudes, a breakthrough record, Trina Shoemaker, “Homeland,” Luther and Cody Dickinson, playing lefty, a Blaze Foley bio pic, Ethan Hawke, Charlie Sexton, breakups, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “The Lord Is Waiting And The Devil Is Too” by Johnny Sansone

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck's solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it's going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet