Podcasts about crooked brothers

You may remember singer-songwriter Matt Foster from such bands as The Crooked Brothers… but have you heard the new solo record, True Needs? (Hint: you really should)I sat down with Matt for a conversation about the new album, tackling 'horrible' topics in a meaningful way, having a DIY punk rock attitude, reconnecting with technology, and so much more! Want more Matt? Check out episode #102 from way back in 2014. This episode brought to you by our pals at Devine Shirt Company, who have brand new Witchpolice merch in the works! Watch for that! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon, including latest patrons Meet The Geeks and Joe Proulx. You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case! You can also throw a one-time tip via Buymeacoffee. As always, if you like the podcast, please tell a friend or 20! Rate and review on your podcast player of choice! Word of mouth is still the main way Witchpolice Radio reaches new ears. Thanks for listening!

Email: audioofftheshelf@gmail.com. Instagram: @audioofftheshelf Twitter: @AOTS204 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/audioofftheshelf Whole Lotta Milka. Hardly Enough.” Al's Diner. Stomp Records, 1999. CD. LP. Crooked Brothers. “North of the Border.” Thank You I'm Sorry. Transistor 66, 2013.Vinyl. LP. JFK & The Conspirators. “Fuck Up.” Mash Up the Dance. Bacteria Buffet Records, 2004. CD. LP. Nathan. “Gasoline.” Nettwerk Productions, 2004. CD. LP. Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra. “Lydian Sky.” Twisting Ways. WJOCD0005, 2020. CD LP. Farrell Bros., The. “The Baddest One Around.” Rumble @ The Opry! Teenage Rampage Records, 2003. CD. LP. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.

Nigredo is track 9 on the Victory Lap LP! John Paul Peters Interview: 11:00-1:27:00 Keith & Greg song discussion: 1:27:30-end John Paul is an award winning Producer, Arranger, Audio Engineer, Mixer, Musician, and is co-owner at Private Ear Recording. His client list would be aptly described as diverse. He has produced, engineered, and mixed albums in a wide variety of genres over the past 15 years. His love of music and people, along with dedication to detail and genuine effort to achieve his client’s goals, has given him much success both in the Canadian music industry and beyond. Clients Include: Mobina Galore, Crooked Brothers, Propagandhi, Royal Canoe, Begonia, The Waking Eyes, Bros. Landreth, Comback Kid, Yes We Mystic, JP Hoe, Matt Epp, and many more!

JESSE MATAS came by the Toronto apartment to talk about his debut solo record Tamarock. We get into how busking with The Crooked Brothers was bootcamp for his voice, shame around male self-expression, and the importance of communing with nature. Falcon Lake, Shad, and Star Trek come up, and we shout out a fellow podcast we love (Folk Roots Radio with Jan Hall!). Listen to Jesse’s new record now and stay tuned for upcoming shows at jessematas.com.

A member of Winnipeg's wonderful Crooked Brothers, Jesse Matas released a fabulous solo album last year, “Tamarock”. Every now and again an album pops up on your radar that makes you sit up take notice – Tamarock is one of those albums. Jesse Matas has a great vocal style, the album features some fine playing, and it has a lovely sonic palate with a production that really gives all the instruments space to breath. But, above all, it’s full of some really interesting songs with great lyrical imagery – and that’s what makes this album, a recording that that you really need to check out. Recorded (mostly) live-off-the-floor at Private Ear Recording in Winnipeg MB, Tamarock is Jesse’s first release since 2014’s “Thank You, I’m Sorry”, the third album from the Crooked Brothers. It’s definitely one of our favourite albums of the year. We caught up with Jesse Matas at home in Waterloo ON to chat about the new album. Visit Jesse Matas online at http://jessematas.com. Music: Jesse Matas “Hardline”, “Monarch”, “Walking Human”, “Before, We” from “Tamarock” (2018, Self).

Singer-songwriter [Jesse Matas](http://jessematas.com/) is best known as one-third of roots sensations the Crooked Brothers, but he's also one of my oldest pals. Having heard his music in all of its various forms for over two decades, I can safely say his new solo LP "Tamarock" (which comes out this Friday with a Winnipeg release show at the WECC) is the definitive Jesse Matas record. We talk about the record's natural inspirations, working as a solo artist after years in an acclaimed group, and much, much more. This episode brought to you by our friends at the [Park Theatre](http://myparktheatre.com/). Thanks to everyone who has supported the podcast thus far. Thanks to supporters like you, we can keep churning out interviews twice a week! If you like the show, please head down to [patreon.com/witchpolice](http://www.patreon.com/witchpolice) and for as little as $1 a month (less than 12 cents an episode), you can help keep the lights on!

Singer-songwriter Jesse Matas is best known as one-third of roots sensations the Crooked Brothers, but he's also one of my oldest pals. Having heard his music in all of its various forms for over two decades, I can safely say his new solo LP "Tamarock" (which comes out this Friday with a Winnipeg release show at the WECC) is the definitive Jesse Matas record.

Jesse Matas of critically-acclaimed local folk/roots touring machines The Crooked Brothers has a long history with Witchpolice. His first-ever band (circa 1995) featured current Witchpolice Radio host Sam on guitar and past co-host/longtime collaborator Rob Crooks on vocals. He has also released a number of recordings on the site itself and in connection with various pre-Witchpolice attempts at starting record labels. While the Crooked Bros. are on a brief hiatus from their hectic road life, Jesse sat down to talk about solo work, songwriting, his experiences as a working musician inside and outside of the band, and more. He also performed a number of live acoustic songs (including a cover tune and a Crooked Bros. classic), which you'll hear throughout the episode.

Jesse Matas of critically-acclaimed local folk/roots touring machines The Crooked Brothers has a long history with Witchpolice. His first-ever band (circa 1995) featured current Witchpolice Radio host Sam on guitar and past co-host/longtime collaborator Rob Crooks on vocals. He has also released a number of recordings on the site itself and in connection with various pre-Witchpolice attempts at starting record labels. While the Crooked Bros. are on a brief hiatus from their hectic road life, Jesse sat down to talk about solo work, songwriting, his experiences as a working musician inside and outside of the band, and more. He also performed a number of live acoustic songs (including a cover tune and a Crooked Bros. classic), which you'll hear throughout the episode.

Ce soir à l'émission nous aurons de la nouveauté du groupe de winnipeg Red Moon Road, ainsi que de la musique de Chose Bottine, The Deslondes, Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys, The Nouveaux Honkies, The Crooked Brothers, Les Revenants et plusieurs autres!  The Crooked Brothers - Sittin true The Milk Carton Kids - Shooting Shadows The Sweet Lowdown - You Can Find The North  Chose Bottine - Gone Bumper Jackson - I've Got My Whiskey Foghorn Stringband - Mining Camp Blues Red Moon Road - I'll Bend But I Won't Break Lindsay Lou & The Flatbellys - Hot Hands The Nouveaux Honkies - She's Nothing But Wrong The Deslondes - Low Down Soul The Honey Dewdrops - Loneliest Songs  Pharis & Jason Romero - The Dying Soldier Les Revenants -  Une route comme une autre Canailles - Texas

Another fine mix of new music, upcoming shows, a look at a great show that just happened, and a few songs for the season to get you feeling jolly and merry! Also, today is the 65th birthday of one of the greatest songwriters/performers of all time, Tom Waits!

Another fine mix of new music, upcoming shows, a look at a great show that just happened, and a few songs for the season to get you feeling jolly and merry! Also, today is the 65th birthday of one of the greatest songwriters/performers of all time, Tom Waits!

This week marks the return of Fred Eaglesmith, and the Breakout West festival and Western Canadian Music Awards, and there’s plenty in there to play, celebrate, and prepare for. Also, to balance out all that joy, some songs from a darker, lonelier place.

This week marks the return of Fred Eaglesmith, and the Breakout West festival and Western Canadian Music Awards, and there’s plenty in there to play, celebrate, and prepare for. Also, to balance out all that joy, some songs from a darker, lonelier place.

Things get mega-weird on this guest appearance by our pal **Matt Foster** , 1/3 of Winnipeg roots wizards **[The Crooked Brothers](http://www.crookedbrothers.com/)**. Matt joins us to select songs about the randomly-generated "panic" theme, talk about the Bros.' busy touring schedule, their [new record](http://crookedbrothers.bandcamp.com/album/thank-you-im-sorry) and more! He also performs a semi-improvised song live.

Things get mega-weird on this guest appearance by our pal Matt Foster, 1/3 of Winnipeg roots wizards The Crooked Brothers. Matt joins us to select songs about the randomly-generated "panic" theme, talk about the Bros.' busy touring schedule, their new record and more! He also performs a semi-improvised song live.

On ouvre l'émission avec Dany Placard, on souhaite bonne fête à Gillian Welch, on découvre des nouveautés de Shovels & Rope et The Crooked Brothers et on s'oriente vers du Country/Rock. Dany Placard - Confucius Gillian Welch - Red Clay Halo Domaine Alary - J'ai trouvé l'amour Coleraine - Chez Roger Shovels & Rope - The Devil is all Around The Crooked Brothers - North of the Border Del Barber - Yellowhead Road Lil' Andy - While The Engine Burn Hank 3 - Held Up Les Chiens de ruelles - Par Chez Nous Bernard Adamus - Le Scotch Goûte le Vent Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Project - Envoye aux racines Old Crow Medicine Show - Metaphetamine   

On ouvre l'émission avec Dany Placard, on souhaite bonne fête à Gillian Welch, on découvre des nouveautés de Shovels & Rope et The Crooked Brothers et on s'oriente vers du Country/Rock. Dany Placard - Confucius Gillian Welch - Red Clay Halo Domaine Alary - J'ai trouvé l'amour Coleraine - Chez Roger Shovels & Rope - The Devil is all Around The Crooked Brothers - North of the Border Del Barber - Yellowhead Road Lil' Andy - While The Engine Burn Hank 3 - Held Up Les Chiens de ruelles - Par Chez Nous Bernard Adamus - Le Scotch Goûte le Vent Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Project - Envoye aux racines Old Crow Medicine Show - Metaphetamine   

Some great new music, including the surprising new album from The Crooked Brothers and more, plus some old skool all-time classics!

Some great new music, including the surprising new album from The Crooked Brothers and more, plus some old skool all-time classics!

Some great new music, including the surprising new album from The Crooked Brothers and more, plus some old skool all-time classics!

Some great new music, including the surprising new album from The Crooked Brothers and more, plus some old skool all-time classics!

Plenty of great new stuff to kick things off today, before we put on our Tourism North Dakota/Minnesota uniform and talk about some great shows going on a short drive away. Closer to home, we’ve got some Banjo Bowl appropriate songs for today’s big rematch.

Plenty of great new stuff to kick things off today, before we put on our Tourism North Dakota/Minnesota uniform and talk about some great shows going on a short drive away. Closer to home, we’ve got some Banjo Bowl appropriate songs for today’s big rematch.

Jon, solo-hosting this week, is joined by two Jesses: returning guest Jesse Matas of the Crooked Brothers and Jesse Warkentin of Mahogany Frog. They talk the "sushi" theme and listen to a ton of crazy Japanese music. Matas, of course, is a long-time friend of the show who appeared on a two-part episode of the podcast earlier in the summer, and has a bunch of music on the blog. Warkentin, on the other hand, is a member of Jon's favourite local psych-y/rock-y/synth-y band.

It's the long-awaited Jesse Matas episode! Jesse, whose music is on Witchpolice as a solo artist, as a member of The Pookies and as a member of his current group, The Crooked Brothers, was at the top of our must-have guests list when we started this show. We've all known him (and played music with him) since at least 1995, so this episode went extra-long. As a result, we had to split it into two parts. (You can also check out an interview with Jesse about his classic "Rollin' in the Juicebox") Here's part one, which includes a live performance by Jesse as one of his song choices inside the show proper (first time that's ever happened) as well as some very interesting discussion about that week's theme, "train."

It's the long-awaited Jesse Matas episode! Jesse, whose music is on Witchpolice as a solo artist, as a member of The Pookies and as a member of his current group, The Crooked Brothers, was at the top of our must-have guests list when we started this show. We've all known him (and played music with him) since at least 1995, so this episode went extra-long. As a result, we had to split it into two parts. (You can also check out an interview with Jesse about his classic "Rollin' in the Juicebox") Here's part one, which includes a live performance by Jesse as one of his song choices inside the show proper (first time that's ever happened) as well as some very interesting discussion about that week's theme, "train."

It’s a busy week on the concert calendar, so there’s plenty for us to preview, including the return of Elliott BROOD, Brock Zeman, James Keelaghan. Also on the schedule, we chat with Rose Cousins who returns to the West End and we were planning to be visited in-studio by The Wilderness of Manitoba; sadly, we had to enact the Fred Eaglesmith Clause on that one, when their gear was locked up at a venue in Brandon so they didn’t make it in time for the end of the show. They did, however, record some songs after the show, which you can listen to at the UMFM Live Sessions page.

It’s a busy week on the concert calendar, so there’s plenty for us to preview, including the return of Elliott BROOD, Brock Zeman, James Keelaghan. Also on the schedule, we chat with Rose Cousins who returns to the West End and we were planning to be visited in-studio by The Wilderness of Manitoba; sadly, we had to enact the Fred Eaglesmith Clause on that one, when their gear was locked up at a venue in Brandon so they didn’t make it in time for the end of the show. They did, however, record some songs after the show, which you can listen to at the UMFM Live Sessions page.

As the weather cools off, the concert scene is heating up, and we’ve got plenty of hot shows to preview, including James McMurtry, Royal Wood, The Crooked Brothers, and the long-awaited return of our pal Lindy. We also preview the two sold-out Matt Andersen shows and debut his fine new album, as well as a bunch of other great new releases.

As the weather cools off, the concert scene is heating up, and we’ve got plenty of hot shows to preview, including James McMurtry, Royal Wood, The Crooked Brothers, and the long-awaited return of our pal Lindy. We also preview the two sold-out Matt Andersen shows and debut his fine new album, as well as a bunch of other great new releases.

We were thrilled enough when he came to the show on his own last year, but this year, our pal NQ Arbuckle brought the divine Ms. Carolyn Mark along for some songs, stories, and sound effects, and it turned out to be a whole heap o’ fun, as expected.