Podcasts about drew holcomb and the neighbors

Folkie Americana indie hero Drew Holcomb joins us to chat about the songwriting process and which of his songs he's not a fan of! PART ONEScott and Paul debrief the experience of recently seeing the 74-year-old Bruce Springsteen perform with the energy of a teenagerPART TWOOur in-depth conversation with Drew HolcombABOUT DREW HOLCOMBMemphis native Drew Holcomb first broke through on the national scene with the 2011 album Chasing Someday, credited to his band Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors. Subsequent studio albums, such as Good Light, Medicine, Souvenir, and Dragons hit the Top 10 on Billboard's folk and indie charts  and earned Holcomb and his bandmates a loyal following. The fiercely independent group is widely regarded as a live performance powerhouse, while Holcomb's original songs have found particular resonance with music supervisors who have made them staples of film and TV show synch placements. Whether working with the band, solo, or as a duo with his wife and fellow singer/songwriter, Ellie Holcomb,  Drew's literate folk-based Americana represents a craftman's approach to the songwriting process. The most recent album from Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors is called Strangers No More. 

Today's topic revolves around the return (albeit a slight one) of the live music scene, as we talk about some of our recent concert experiences.  We discuss audience attendance as well as the DIY approach artists are now taking when selling merchandise & interacting with their fans. ** Once again, all apologies for the poor audio quality on Craig's part.  Kevin was nice enough to give him one more strike before firing him, so we're almost sure it will never happen again :) **Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SchizoMusic)

Nate Dugger is a first call session guitarist in Nashville, and he is also a founding member of the band Drew Holcomb And The Neighbors. He has played live or in the studio for Amy Grant, Ben Rector, Chris August, Ellie Holcomb, Ingrid Michaelson, Brandon Heath, Matt Wertz, Andrew Peterson, CeCe Winans, Dave Barnes and many more. Nate and Jacob talk about Nate's early days on guitar and piano, the importance of being a good hang on the road and on a session, church music in Memphis, things he has learned from some of his favorite producers, and why he brings food to every session. Check out all of Nate's credits at Allmusic.com Follow Nate on Instagram @nate_dugger Follow us on Instagram @thesidemanchronicles Follow Jacob on Instagram @jacoblowerymusic Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe

On this week's episode, I get to share my love of music and golf with the immensely talented Drew Holcomb. Drew and I talk about the band's latest album, Dragons, the songwriting process, his musical influences, those fantastic Kitchen Covers he and his wife, Ellie, have been doing every night, and, of course, when he fell in love with golf and why he loves it so much.I cannot recommend enough that you head over to Drew's YouTube channel and check out his music video for his song Family, as well as listen to at least a few (if not all) of the Kitchen Covers. You should also go find the new album, Dragons, and listen to it in its entirety. It's so good.You can also follow Drew on Twitter @DrewHolcomb.As always, if you have a golf origin story you would like to share, you can let me know on Twitter @KrisMcEwen or send me a note through my website, KrisMcEwen.com/GolfOriginStories.Thanks again for listening.

And we're back! Join The Dudes as we discuss PTA's 3+ hour sprawling LA epic, MAGNOLIA!

DO YOU LIKE TO LISTEN? Special guest and Fantasy Movie League royalty Phil Lucia (aka School of Rock) joins Chris & Jacob in the War Bunker to discuss a personal War Crime, Hal Ashby's BEING THERE.

Chris & Hunter mediate on master filmmaker Martin Scorsese's Silence! Where does Scorsese's religious passion project fall in the pantheon of his greatest pictures? The Dudes confess their opinions on the film, and the challenging questions it raises. PLUS - Chris picks a brew that'll get you drunk as a monk, and Jake checks in with this week's FML recap!

Chris and Hunter are joined by Adam Chitwood of Collider.com to do in-depth detective work on Shane Black's pulpy noir comedy, The Nice Guys! Chris wishes you a hoppy summer with a super bitter IPA. In Special Features, the Dudes discuss the best and worst buddy flicks during BFF Films! *PLUS* One year after the infamous Summer Shandy Shaming, Hunter makes another risky bet. Cheers!

MARTIN SEXTON is well-known for his incendiary live shows and incredible success as an independent recording artist. In a career spanning over two decades, Martin has a reputation as a musician�s musician. Sexton, an upstate New Yorker, left home with seventy-five bucks and a Stratocaster to chase his musical dreams singing in the streets of Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts, gradually and independently working his way to the premier venues of North America inspiring fans and musicians along the way. Sexton just released his 8th studio album Mixtape of the Open Road. DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS have established themselves as a formidable indie act, selling more than 75,000 records, playing more than 1,500 live dates, selling-out headline shows. Drew, a Tennessee-born, duck hunting, French speaking, bourbon drinking, 1st edition book collecting, golf playing Eagle Scout with a Masters degree in Divinity from Scotland�s University of St Andrews (he wrote his dissertation on “Springsteen and American Redemptive Imagination�) who has spent the better part of the past decade as a professional musician � recording, writing, and touring with his band Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors. The group are celebrating their new full-length studio album 'Medicine'. WoodSongs Kid: Reuben Hicks is 12 and from the Red River Gorge area in Slade, Kentucky. He started playing fiddle when he was 5 and recently played with cellist Ben Sollee.

In this Short Rounds episode, Chris and Hunter review the film considered by many to be the scariest of the decade, The Babadook. And that's it. What? You wanted more? It’s our week off. Give us a break!

Hunter and Chris review the 2014 Sundance Grand Jury prize-winning documentary Rich Hill. In Special Features, the dudes talk docs, discussing their differing tastes in documentary cinema. Plus music by Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors. WARNING: This episode includes an embarrassing amount of Star Wars references. Listener discretion advised.

FTB podcast #212 features Good Light from DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS.   Also new music from MASSY FERGUSON,  THE DUSTBOWL REVIVAL  and THE WHISKEY SISTERS.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now! Show #212 DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS - Good Light  (Good Light) THE WHISKEY SISTERS - All I Can Do  (The Whiskey Sisters) GRANT LANGSTON - Trouble Knows  (Working Until I Die) THE LOST BROTHERS - Bird In A Cage   (The Passing of the Night) ESQUELA - Free Beer  (Are We Rolling?) (mic break) PETER ROWAN - Keepin' it Between the Lines (Old School)  (The Old School) THE DUSTBOWL REVIVAL - Soldier's Joy   (Carry Me Home) OLD MAN LUEDECKE - This May Hurt A Bit  (Tender is the Night) ELIZABETH McQUEEN - Little Floater   (Even More Songs About Route 66) DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS - Nothing Like a Woman  (Good Light) (mic break) JOHN LARSON - They're Not Writing Country (In This Country Anymore)  (Songs About Music) SARAH GAYLE MEECH - One Good Thing  (One Good Thing) DAVID LUNING - Bed of Roses  (Just Drop On By) MASSY FERGUSON - Hello! (Victory & Ruins) (mic break) DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS - Another Man's Shoes  (Good Light) Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss.  Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio and on Rob Ellen's Flyinshoes Review. Get the Freight Train Boogie Americana  Android App from Amazon for only $1.99. (May 24th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie