Podcasts about Dick Justice

Send us a textIntro song: Henry Lee by Dick Justice (1929)Song 1: The House Carpenter by Clarence Ashley (1930)Song 2: Old Lady and the Devil by Bill & Belle Reed (1928)Song 3: King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O by Chubby Parker (1928)Song 4: Willie Moore by Dick Burnett & Leonard Rutherford (1927)Song 5: A Lazy Farmer Boy by Buster Carter & Preston Young (1930)Outro song: My Name is John Johanna by Kelly Harrell & the Virginia String Band (1927)

A signature tune from the late David Peyton — the song he called “Furniture Man” — entered the Floodisphere 45 years ago as a wild and crazy sing-along for the folks who attended the latter years of the Bowen Bashes.In fact, the song helped to make memories at the very last of those semiannual music parties at which The Flood was born. Here, from that evening (Sept. 19, 1981), the rocking rendition by Dave, accompanied by his original Flood band mates, Charlie Bowen and Roger Samples, Joe Dobbs and Bill Hoke is The Flood's first recording of the song.Still with us two decades later, the song — which Dave knew had strong ties to his beloved Mountain State — also was featured on The Flood's first studio album in 2001, which you can hear it for free online in our Radio Floodango music streaming service. Click here to give the album a spin.We Started with Dick Justice …We learned this song from a 1929 recording by a West Virginia original, Dick Justice, a Logan County coal miner and a white blues singer who was heavily influenced by black musicians, especially Luke Jordan who was living at the same time in the hills of neighboring Virginia. Peyton found this great old tune on an anthology of little known recordings by West Virginians in the early 20th Century. Dick's single recording session took place at Brunswick's Chicago studio May 20 and 21, 1929. In addition to his six solo released numbers (plus two unreleased vocal songs), he also furnished guitar backup for Clendenin, WV, fiddler Reese Jarvis, who placed four traditional tunes on disc. (Ironically, the two West Virginians first met at the Chicago studio and never saw each other again afterward.)One of Justice's six sides recorded that spring was released the following April as "Cocaine,” though that isn't the name Dick usually gave it.In his web newsletter Old Friends: A Songobiography, Elijah Wald quotes one of Justice's old buddies as saying Dick “could get on the piano and play blues like crazy, you know. He used to do a song called ‘Cocaine,' but it had a verse in it about the furniture man, so he liked to the call it ‘The Furniture Man'. And he would just do it like a comedy skit, and just crack everybody up.”After his Chicago recording adventure, Justice resumed digging coal in the Eagle Mines in Logan County, where he died in 1962 at age 59.… But We Need to Give Luke Jordan His PropsWe wrote above that Justice was “heavily influenced” by black blues singers. Yeah, well, that's putting it mildly. If you listen to Luke Jordan's 1927 “Cocaine Blues” for Victor, it's clear that Justice copied — verse for verse — Jordan's work for his own Brunswick recording two years later.Some believe Jordan was also a West Virginian, born in Bluefield, WV, in 1892. However, the birthplace of the bluesman is something of a dispute. (Some folks will tell you he was from Virginia, perhaps Lynchburg or Appomattox County.) We do know that at the time of his World War I draft registration on June 5, 1917, the 25-year-old Jordan was living in Bluefield, working as a delivery man and janitor. Later he served as a private in the army's 7th Development Battalion.His gravestone — erected by the military following his death in 1952 at age 60 — lists West Virginia as his home. Recordings and AfterwardJordan's brief recording career — he waxxed 12 sides — started at age 35, when he was brought to Charlotte, NC, by Victor in 1927. The several records Jordan made sold moderately well, and Victor took him to New York in 1929 for two more sessions. The Depression ended his recording career, and Jordan eventually drifted to Lynchburg, where he was often found playing on the street outside the Craddock Terry Shoe Co. building. By the 1940s, Jordan had lost his voice and had stopped singing.Jordan is buried in Lynchburg's Forest Hill Cemetery. Today, through the help of the James River Blues Society, he is honored with a Virginia historical highway marker erected in 2000 on the corner of Lynchburg's Jefferson and Horseford streets, near an old apartment where he stayed.In Flood LoreIt probably isn't surprising for a song that has been with us so long to have deep roots in Flood lore. At a 2010 jam session at the Bowen House, for instance, Dave, Joe, Sam and Charlie stopped between tunes to share funny stories about the far-reaching impact of “Furniture Man.” Click the button below to hear them:And while we're at it, here from13 years earlier is another bit of conversation about the song, this one during a 1997 Flood visit to Joe's “Music from the Mountains” radio show on West Virginia Public Radio: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Sven takes a trip back to 1993 to talk with Rob Arrol (He/Him) about the song "9 Outta 10," playing in the early 90s, and his favorite non-musical thing.  SONG: 9 outta 10 ALBUM: Lasso Your Heart (EP) BANDS: Rob: dick justice, Ticks, Mary Me, June and the Exit Wounds, Belva Plane, and Shotgun Wedding Treats: Coke and Cherry Twizzlers

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Chegámos a este grande clássico das adaptações, Max Payne ou Dick Justice com valkyrios. Mark Wahlberg interpreta Max Payne, um detective numa demanda para vingar a morte da sua família. Mas e nós como é que nos vingamos por termos visto este filme? A fazer este episódio obviamente! Filme realizado por John Moore Apresentado por Rui Mendes, João Canelo e David Fialho. Música da intro "Electric Sun" de Schizling the Cruise.

In the third hour of (Almost) Entirely Sports, Joshua Brisco, Rudy Salazar and Beards McFly are joined by Conner Christopherson of Arrowhead Report to talk about his recent article on Patrick Mahomes' contract and the details from it that allow the Chiefs to have flexibility over the next five plus years. Plus Dick Justice picks one half of his NCAA Tournament bracket. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first time, Gregory Iron sits down with Dick Justice to discuss Dick's career and his toughest battle ever, going one-on-one with depression.   Dick discusses powerlifting, dieting, training in Rochester with Colin Delaney, how he became Dick Justice, his time in The Iron Curtain, his time in IMPACT Wrestling, his decision to step away from wrestling, and the current state of his mental health, among other things. This is one interview you're going to want to hear.   --- Gregory Iron wrestles with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects the mobility of his right arm, hand and fingers. Trained by WWE NXT Superstar Johnny Gargano in 2006, Iron has conquered his disability and gone on to work with some of the top names in wrestling including "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, CM Punk, The Dudley Boyz, Tommaso Ciampa and many others.   Co-host Aaron Bauer has worked in the professional wrestling industry for over two decades. A jack-of-all-trades, Aaron has worked in the industry as a local promoter for ECW events, a manager, and has provided color commentary over matches for some of the biggest stars in WWE, WCW, ECW, AEW, Impact & ROH.   Follow "Iron-On Wrestling with Gregory Iron" on all social media platforms: www.facebook.com/irononwrestling www.twitter.com/irononwrestling www.Instagram.com/irononwrestling   Back us on Patreon, where you can get complete bonus episodes and additional audio and video content for just $3 a month: www.Patreon.com/IronOnWrestling   Follow Gregory Iron: www.Facebook.com/TheHandicappedHero www.Twitter.com/GregoryIron www.Instagram.com/gregory_iron   Buy CLASSIC AND EXCLUSIVE Gregory Iron tees here: www.prowrestlingtees.com/GregoryIron   To book Gregory Iron for pro wrestling events, speaking engagements, wrestling seminars, school workshops and more contact Greg on his website: www.Gregory-Iron.com   Please check out our sponsors:   Kayfabe News: Unreal news about an unreal sport! www.KayfabeNews.com The Savage Stash: The Cream of the Crop for vintage & original pro wrestling merch! www.TheSavageStash.com Of The Dead Designs: Bringing Artwork To Life! www.OfTheDead.weebly.com SBS Printing: T-shirt one color prints starting at just $5! Done in 3-5 business days! Contact Jesse Massey: antisepticmaxrock@gmail.com Mystic Gear: If you get your pro wrestling gear from anyone but Mystic, you're making a mistake! Follow @MysticGear on Instagram or contact Tania Martin on Facebook! Special thanks to "Ajax" Alex Cantrell for creating the "Iron-On Wrestling" theme song. Check out Alex and his comedy film team "Aldous Mustache" on social media: www.YouTube.com/user/AldousMustache

Greg previews the emotional Dick Justice interview, originally to air on this episode. Because the interview went so long, it will drop on a special edition of Iron-On Wrestling Friday morning.   Greg celebrates 14 years in wrestling by reliving his pro wrestling debut, as well as an interview Greg & Johnny did on a talk show in 2010 -- complete with a ponytail from Johnny and STRAIGHTENED HAIR on Greg. Greg & Aaron read erotic fan fiction featuring a love rectangle between Hunter, Brock, John, and Dave. Plus, Aaron surprises Greg with a bad pro wrestler Cameo shout-out.   --- Gregory Iron wrestles with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects the mobility of his right arm, hand and fingers. Trained by WWE NXT Superstar Johnny Gargano in 2006, Iron has conquered his disability and gone on to work with some of the top names in wrestling including "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, CM Punk, The Dudley Boyz, Tommaso Ciampa and many others.   Co-host Aaron Bauer has worked in the professional wrestling industry for over two decades. A jack-of-all-trades, Aaron has worked in the industry as a local promoter for ECW events, a manager, and has provided color commentary over matches for some of the biggest stars in WWE, WCW, ECW, AEW, Impact & ROH.   Follow "Iron-On Wrestling with Gregory Iron" on all social media platforms: www.facebook.com/irononwrestling www.twitter.com/irononwrestling www.Instagram.com/irononwrestling   Back us on Patreon, where you can get complete bonus episodes and additional audio and video content for just $3 a month: www.Patreon.com/IronOnWrestling   Follow Gregory Iron: www.Facebook.com/TheHandicappedHero www.Twitter.com/GregoryIron www.Instagram.com/gregory_iron   Buy CLASSIC AND EXCLUSIVE Gregory Iron tees here: www.prowrestlingtees.com/GregoryIron   To book Gregory Iron for pro wrestling events, speaking engagements, wrestling seminars, school workshops and more contact Greg on his website: www.Gregory-Iron.com   Please check out our sponsors:   Kayfabe News: Unreal news about an unreal sport! www.KayfabeNews.com The Savage Stash: The Cream of the Crop for vintage & original pro wrestling merch! www.TheSavageStash.com Of The Dead Designs: Bringing Artwork To Life! www.OfTheDead.weebly.com SBS Printing: T-shirt one color prints starting at just $5! Done in 3-5 business days! Contact Jesse Massey: antisepticmaxrock@gmail.com Mystic Gear: If you get your pro wrestling gear from anyone but Mystic, you're making a mistake! Follow @MysticGear on Instagram or contact Tania Martin on Facebook! Special thanks to "Ajax" Alex Cantrell for creating the "Iron-On Wrestling" theme song. Check out Alex and his comedy film team "Aldous Mustache" on social media: www.YouTube.com/user/AldousMustache

Who let the Millennials out?We're joined this week by Joshua Brisco (@jbbrisco), the host of Almost Entirely Sports and the Time's Ours podcast, writer for The Athletic and the owner of a stuffed wiener dog named Dick Justice. We talk about the Chiefs, Tyreek Hill, his experience in radio, his background in theatre, controlling things you can't control and so much more. I had a blast recording this and I hope you have half as much fun listening.Want to support the show? www.patreon.com/thedeclarationonlineKeep up with Ty on Instagram and Twitter: @Tydeclare44

This week, 20x20 was at Olde Wrestling in Norwalk, OH. We ran into some of our old friends and we met a new friend by the name of "Supercop" Dick Justice. We were fortunate enough to chat with Officer Justice for a few minutes about topics from Terry Funk and Grado... to Violent J and Jim Cornette... to coney dogs to Christmas trees. How do ANY of those tie together? You will have to listen and find out.   You can find Dick Justice on Twitter at @SupercopJustice and on IG at @SupercopJustice. He also has a PWT store where you can buy all his gimmicks. Big Labor Day sale this weekend on PWT. Or you can go to 20x20Apparel.com for the newest Mecca Tee, debuting this weekend. And please support #JusticeForJustice, in our effort to get the Supercop booked in the great state of Michigan in the near future.  Don't forget to look for us at Starrcast 3, starting on August 29, just outside of Chicago. Tickets are still available! We'd love to see everyone stop by the 20x20 table and tell us your favorite era of Dick Justice's career or argue with us over ICP being in the HOF. -------------------------------------------- Social Media: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram - @20x20pod Email us at 20x20Pod@gmail.com. Also visit our other ventures on IG at @AttitudeEraSigns and @sheik_blood --------------------------------------------- Intro music by Stircrazy and the 20x20 Band The 20x20 Announcer is Marmalade Foulweather. Five Count Theme by Guilty Simpson. Additional music by Steve O.  --------------------------------------------- http://www.20x20apparel.com 

Dick Justice is many things.  He is a wrestler, he is a power lifter, he is a World Police Officer, but most of all he is a 'Merican.  Matthew (@announcerterry) and Dick talk about everything from the Academy to heavy lifting. Follow The Show @timetofightpod Visit The Website www.timetofight.ca

In the second hour of Monday's show, nine-year-old Chloe Brisco joins the show to fill out her March Madness bracket and to let the world know what's going to happen in this year's tournament. Plus, stuffed weiner dog Dick Justice makes his picks, as All Dogs Go To Minnesota.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-“I’m not down with fu**ing St. Patrick’s Day” —“Big excuse to get fu**ing wasted” -49ers Free Agent pickups -Antonio Brown —“The Oakland Raiders are squatters now” —“MFers are gonna get fu**ed up out there (Vegas)” -DJ Hyde is “waving the white flag” -Dick Justice is entering a strongman competition —“I don’t give a f**k what Dick Justice does ever ... in life” -Janela’s potential opponents? -“This s**t is killing the business ... for me” -Thoughts on H2O —“... a shindy version of GCW” —Cannonball: “Are you trying to out-Insane Lane?” -End of JAPW —“That company was a great vehicle. But there was no fuel without Fat Frank” ... and more

This week we break down what was supposed to be Grado and Dick's Excellent Adventure which took place in June of 2018 in Mentor On The Lake, Ohio.   1. Derek Director vs. PB Smooth 2. #DukeMoney vs. Weird World 3. Allie Kat vs. Koharu Hinata 4. The Party Never Ends vs. The Production (Danhausen & Eddy Only) vs. Too Infinity & Beyond vs. Young Studs 5. Dominic Garrini vs. Nate Webb 6. Dr. Daniel C. Rockingham vs. Matt Justice 7. Dick Justice vs. Kikutaro 8. Philly Marino Experience vs. The Production (Frankie Flynn & Magnum CK) 9. No Consequences vs. Ryder Reid, TKD, Wes Barkley & Zach Thomas 10. AIW Absolute Championship: Maxwell Jacob Friedman vs. Nick Gage(c)

Joshua Brisco and Beards McFly talk about Beards' trip to classic rock heaven last night and create a Twitter account for Dick Justice, the show's stuffed weiner dog. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Notre épisode hommage à The Art of Wrestling comportant des entrevues avec Cecil Nyx, Space Monkey, Benjamin Tull et Dick Justice.

Notre épisode hommage à The Art of Wrestling comportant des entrevues avec Cecil Nyx, Space Monkey, Benjamin Tull et Dick Justice.

Playlist: Lifus Gibson - Banjo SoloTrampled By Turtles - EmpireLucho Campillo y su Conjunto - RastrillandoSister Rosetta Tharpe - Precious MemoriesDick Justice & Reese Jarvis - Poca River BluesSheesham and Lotus and Son - Giving It AwayThe Cactus Blossoms - MississippiFrancoise Hardy - Trois Petits ToursGrandpa Jones - Driftwood On The RiverChris Coole & Arnie Naiman - Don Valley RambleSam Chatmon - Stir It NowGiovanni Gioviale - IolanducciFacundo Cabral - De Ahi Soy YoWelly Trice - Come On In Here MamaStanley G. Triggs - Black Jack DaveyBanana Express - Waterbound

This week we sit down and we break down everything that happened at our Hell On Earth 13 event including some last minute changes to the card and what caused them. 1. Matthew Justice vs. Shawn Shultz 2. Magnum CK vs. PB Smooth 3. Dominic Garrini vs. Ethan Page 4. Dick Justice, Philly Marino Experience & Weird World vs. No Consequences (AJ Gray, Garrison King, Joshua Blshop, Malcolm Monroe III & Tre Lamar) 5. Gringo Loko vs. Louis Lyndon 6. "Filthy" Tom Lawlor vs. Tracy Williams 7. Colt Cabana vs. Jimmy Jacobs 8. AIW Tag Team Championship: Jollyville Fuck-Its vs. Too Infinity & Beyond(c) vs. Young Studs 9. DJ Z vs. Jody Fleisch vs. Laredo Kid vs. Matt Cross 10. AIW Absolute Championship: Nick Gage vs. Tim Donst(c)  

This week we’re Kickin Ass with long awaited guest , good brother Dick Justice! This one starts off with a bang as Dick live sings the intro song then goes right into some of the most incredible Terry Funk experiences of all time! Now add an amazing Andy/Disturbed story, tug time stories, getting heckled, Hacksaw Jim Duggan being the nicest man alive , bad movies on paper , why nobody throws a hell-bow and we’re really Kickin Ass! Enjoy !!

Finally: a recording of the traditional murder ballad Henry Lee, popularized by Dick Justice (and more recently) Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Henry Lee Vocals— Betsey Palmer Vocals— Stephen Poon Backing Vocals— DJ Catnip Guitar— Stephen Poon Violin— Jeffrey Gardner Traditional Murder Ballad.  Produced by Jeffrey Gardner. Recording Engineering by DJ Catnip.

A phone interview with Dick Justice.

It's AIW's last show of 2014 and the first of a new era as we move into our new home at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School on 1355 West 70th. We are absolutely BRINGING IT, so don't miss out on our annual day-after-Christmas spectacular.THE CARDAIW ABSOLUTE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHTim Donst (Champion) vs. "Crimson" Tommy MercerSINGLES MATCHEddie Kingston vs. Chris HeroTAG TEAM MATCHEthan Carter III and Matt Cross vs. Johnny Gargano and Josh ProhibitionAIW INTENSE TITLE MATCHDavey Vega (Champion) vs. Chris SabinSINGLES MATCHJosh Alexander vs. Uhaa NationSINGLES MATCHColt Cabana vs. Louis LyndonSINGLES MATCHTyson Dux vs. Brian Myers#GNO Spotlight: Six Woman Tag Team MatchTessa Blanchard, "Girl Dynamite" Jennifer Blake, and Heidi Lovelace vs. Veda Scott, Alexia Nicole, and JasminSIX-WAY SCRAMBLERickey Shane Page vs. Dick Justice vs. Eric Ryan vs. Candice LeRae vs. Joshua Singh vs. Flip KendrickTAG TEAM MATCHThe Beaver Boys vs. Cheech and Colin Delaney

More songs about dogs.  Songs include: Poor Old Rover, That Doggone Dog, Yellow Dog Blues and Fido Is a Hot Dog Now. Performers include: Dick Justice, Bing Crosby, the New Orleans Bootblacks and Bessie Smith.