Podcasts about Easy Street Records

Happy Seattle Rock Day one and all! We are here and ready to ROCK all the Seattle music! We chat with Matt Vaughn, owner of Easy Street Records! Remember to donate at KISW.com!

What are 5 essential albums that everyone needs that define our Seattle scene? Matt Vaughan from Easy Street Records joins us to share his thoughts! Plus check out Easy Street Records on April 12th for Record Store Day! And donate now to SMASH at KISW.com

What’s Trending: Republicans are calling out FEMA’s response to Hurricane Helene and blasting the Biden Administration for diverting disaster relief funds towards illegal immigrants. A claim that the administration says is false. West Seattle’s ‘Easy Street Records’ had a horrible weekend when their store flooded due to a burst pipe and they had a break-in. Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen made the wild claim that if Trump is elected he will round up his political opponents. // Big Local: The Edmonds city government is facing a budget crisis of about $13 million. Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders was struck by an allegedly drunk driver. This is the second time he has been in a collision. Snohomish County has an initiative on the ballot to raise its sales tax to fund public safety. // A North Carolina woman lost 35 pounds by only eating one food.

Over the weekend a pipe burst over at the iconic Easy Street Records in West Seattle, causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. We talk with owner Matt Vaughan about the damage and how you can help!

Jason and Paul welcome filmmaker Ryan Cory to the show to discuss his career directing, producing, and editing all kinds of videos for brands from Microsoft to Easy Street Records, artists, photographers, and bands...like Pearl Jam! Ryan has produced documentaries on Lance Mercer, Danny Clinch and has a new one debuting at the 2024 Seattle International Film Festival entitled Dumble: A Life Well-Built featuring Ben Harper and a very special guitar amplifier. Check out Ryan's CV HERE and his youtube channel HERE.Please consider donating to the October 2024 fundraiser benefitting Planned Parenthood HERE.Become a PatronWatch Us on YouTubeFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on FacebookFollow Us on Twitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We recorded this episode with Ben Gibbard and Lori LeFavor before a live audience at Easy Street Records in West Seattle on August 1, 2024. Lori LeFavor is the most prolific all-ages concert promoter in Seattle--and perhaps the US. Starting from age 17 and over the next 30 years, Lori hosted more than 3,000 shows across the Northwest. Her home base during the 90s was RKCNDY, a much-loved all-ages venue where she hosted every major (and minor) band of the era. And she did it all as an independent, woman-owned business. Ben Gibbard is the lead singer, songwriter and bandleader of Death Cab for Cutie and the Postal Service. Before he sold millions of records and toured the world with his bands, he started playing music and going to shows as a teenager growing up in Bremerton, WA, across the Puget Sound from Seattle. He's been an advocate for all-ages music ever since and remains one to this day. We can only make podcasts like Let the Kids Dance! because listeners support us. You have the power! Make the show happen by making a gift to KUOW.  Support KUOW Podcasts: https://kuow.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FASTBACKS aka THE FASTBACKS are releasing their first album in 25 years (!!!) this week, so I had them up to the studio to chat about it, play some songs from the album and promote their upcoming album release party at Easy Street Records.  Fastbacks forever! 

Jason and Paul welcome the owner of the legendary Easy Street Records in West Seattle, Matt Vaughan, to the show to talk about the history of vinyl in Seattle, his professional journey in the music industry, and the state of the independent record store in 2024. That, plus much more including spirited discussion of Pearl Jam's new record, Dark Matter.To learn more about Matt's passion for vinyl and its fair place in the industry read his op-ed and Westside Seattle HERE.Become a PatronWatch Us on YouTubeFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on FacebookFollow Us on TwitterJoin the PJ Pod community Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar and Holiday Guide.This month we're joined by Laura Schneider, founder and co-owner of Meeples Games. We find out Laura's picks for what's hot this holiday season, the one game that everyone should know how to play, and how playing games can be an important (and fun!) way of creating community.We're also talking about...[09:25] Winter Wander Scavenger Hunt[11:00] It's A Wonderful Life at Kenyon Hall[11:15] "Snowed In" at ArtsWest[13:05] Astra Lumina at South Seattle College[14:30] Silver Sounds Holiday Show and Piano Bar night at the Senior Center[15:15] Easy Street Records in-store performances with Duff McKagan and Southall[16:18] Hometown Holidays Glorious Lights of West Seattle[17:50] More holiday events and holiday-themed games[19:25] Santa Pub Crawl[21:18] West Seattle Runner's Christmas Light Run[23:06] Board Game Night, Thursdays at Meeples Games[24:22] Free in-person writing group Saturdays[28:00] Tea and Sci-Fi Meetup Sundays[26:50] Laugh Until You Die: Mafia with Comedians at Meeples GamesAnd more!!Looking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar.This month we're joined by Erin Rubin, owner of Mode Music Studios and founder of Mode Music and Performing Arts. We talk about the lasting impact of music education in our community and Mode's Friendsgiving Fundraiser event November 17 to support accessible arts programs.We're also talking about…[12:25] Fauntleroy Fine Art & Holiday Gift Show[13:32] Burgers and Beats at Revelry Room[13:59] Musicians for the West Seattle Food Bank[16:10] A Celebration of Longfellow Creek[24:41] Stella's Stars Presents a A Fundraising Dance Party at the Senior Center of West Seattle[30:22] Seattle Urban Book ExpoPlus: upcoming in-stores at Easy Street Records, The Beatles versus the Stones, the healing power of music, the best-ever book about music, and more!Looking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar.Tony Wilson has been on fire with his new West Seattle-based family business, Papa Tony's Hot Sauce. We find out what sparked this idea into entrepreneurship and how the West Seattle community has played a major role in his roaring success. We're also talking about…[05:00] Heron's Nest[10:00] West Seattle Farmers Market[11:25] Field to Fork Podcast[13:00] Girl's Night at The Clay Cauldron [14:19] Upcoming debates between candidates for local elections[15:15] Online education for safely viewing the Oct 14 solar eclipse[19:58] Thursday Throwdown all-vinyl DJ night at Revelry Room[21:58] Oktoberfest at Highland Park Corner Store[22:56] Fauntleroy Fall Festival[23:00] BEXLEY live in-store at Easy Street Records[25:04] Salmon Drumming at Fauntleroy Creek[26:00] Trail or Treat at Camp Long[26:30] West Seattle Junction Trick or Treating and Costume ParadeLooking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

Producer Jamara Wakefield speaks with Adeva. They discuss her roots in gospel music, the love she has for her parents and the ways teaching has helped her heal. Adeva (born Patricia Daniels) is an American singer. She had a string of successful house and R&B hits in the late 1980s to early 1990s, including "Warning!", "I Thank You" and "Respect" (all three of which reached number 17 in the UK Singles Chart). Early lifeBorn in 1960 in Paterson, New Jersey, Daniels was the youngest of six children. She developed her voice as a member, and later director and vocal coach, of her church choir. She began singing professionally in the mid-1980s, releasing the single "In and Out of My Life" in 1988 on Easy Street Records. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackhouseblackjoy/message

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar.The lovely and talented Kisha Vaughan was our first-ever guest on All Ways West Seattle, and she's back to share updates on the many new hats she's wearing with style, from boxing instructor to Lululemon Ambassador to Easy Street bartender. And she previews what's in store for the big performance she's putting together for this year's Bumbershoot!We're also talking about...[10:00] Seafair and the return of the Blue Angels[11:40] West Seattle Glass Float Hunt[12:40] Summer Scramble yARrrrr Pirate Adventure[14:00] Duwamish River Festival[14:20] The Trip Wires and other live in-store concerts at Easy Street Records[17:30] Highland Park Cars photography exhibit @ Highland Park Corner Store[19:05] Wednesday Trivia nights at Locust Cider, West Seattle Brewing Company, The Lodge, Beverage Place Pub and Talarico's[20:41] Delridge Farmers Market[21:00] Summer excursion deals with Alki Kayak Tours[22:00] Super Mario Brothers outdoor movie at Camp Long[23:15] Walking tour of Hiawatha Park and Alki Beach Sunset Run[25:00] Admiral Junction Function Street Fair[26:45] Terry Mutter at Kenyon HallLooking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

The first of the month means it's time to run down our picks for can't-miss events in West Seattle, powered by the West Seattle Blog Event Calendar.July is Independent Retailer Month! Our guests Tim and Lori McConnell of West Seattle Runner share the story behind their long-running retail shop and how giving back to the community sets the pace for their success.We're also talking about...[3:46] West Seattle 4th of July Kids Parade[4:00] Cornhole at Ounces with the West Seattle Cornhole League[5:00] Hedwig and the Angry Inch at ArtsWest[5:30] Backyard Bard Shakespeare performances in West Seattle parks[6:20] Seafair Pirates Landing at Alki Beach[6:40] BedHead Open Mic[7:22] Heron's Market at Heron's Nest[7:34] Alki UCC donation drive and West Seattle Runner's shoe donation program[9:35] 26th annual West Seattle Big Band Concert[10:14] West Seattle Grand Parade and Float Dodger 5k[13:35] Summerfest in the Alaska Junction[14:30] Alki Art Fair… and Tim's ever-changing Tunnel of Lights[15:50] In-store appearances from BRAD and Les Ailes at Easy Street Records.. and essential tunes for a run!Looking for more info on these events and others mentioned in this episode? Find it on West Seattle BlogFollow All Ways West Seattle on Instagram & Facebook @allwayspodcastAll Ways West Seattle is a Made With Bacon production, all rights reserved.

Matt Vaughn is the President and owner of Seattle's Easy Street Records, and we chatted with him about Record Store Day and his relationship with Pearl Jam. 

Will Andrews is an incredibly talented drummer who plays with Ten Miles Wide and The Walking Papers. I chatted with Will about the upcoming Ten Miles Wide show on September 24th at Easy Street Records, their upcoming album, the vinyl release of "Ten Miles Wide" by The Mothership and much more. Stay tuned til the end to hear a brand new song by Ten Miles Wide Catch them Saturday September 24th at Easy Street Records in West Seattle! 

Mayor Harrell signs SPD recruitment and retention plan//Brandi Carlile gave her van to Easy Street Records - and now it's been stolen.//People in their 30s are "giving up" on discovering new music//There's a new beer flavored ice cream.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CLASSIC MIX Ep.27 * Exclusive Long Mix * 'The most emblematic House Classic tunes on podcast' Episode selected & mixed by Nikimix 01 River Ocean feat India - Love & Happiness [Dream Sequence] (1994 Strictly Rhythm) 02 Sound De-Zign - Happiness [Grant Nelson Remix] (2001 NuLife Recordings) 03 Michi Lange - Brothers & Sisters [Rewind Remix] (2007 Kontor Records) 04 Soulsearcher - Can't Get Enough [Vocal Club Mix] (1998 Soulfuric Deep) 05 Lil' Louis & The World - Club Lonely [Lonely People] (1992 FFRR) 06 The Klubb Kidz - Don't Want To Hurt You [Flava Dub - Remastered] (2017 All That Jelly) 07 Kathy Brown - Happy People [Knee Deep's to L.B. Dub] (2010 Easy Street Records) 08 Julie McKnight, Louie Vega, Jay 'Sinister' Sealee - Diamond Life [Masters at Work Mix] (2001 Distance) 09 Junior Jack - See You Dancin (2007 PIAS Recordings) 10 Galaxy People - A Mystical Journey [UBP Remix] (2017 Defected) 11 Byron Stingily - Get Up! [Mousse T.'s Extended Mix] (1997 Peppermint Jam) 12 Donna Allen - He Is The Joy [UBP Classic Dub] (1999 Soulfuric Recordings) 13 Action Jackson - Off Dat Wall [DJ Spen Re-Edit] 14 DJ Sneak - Babylon Fallin' (2011 Cecille Records) 15 Ralphi Rosario - An Instrumental Need [Club Need] (1992 Gosa-Lo Recordings) 16 Una Mas - I Will Follow You (2001 Defected) 17 Mateo & Matos, Ian Pooley - Body'N'Soul [Ian Pooley's Soul Mix 2015 Re-Master] (2017 Glasgow Underground) 18 Frankie Knuckles pres Director's Cut feat Inaya Day - Lets Stay Home [Tony Humphries Work & Play Mix] (2013 Nocturnal Groove) 19 D-Rail, Randy B. - Bring It On Down [Joey Negro Edit] (2014 Z Records) 20 Nuyorican Soul feat India - Runaway [Mousse T.'s Soul Dub] (1997 Giant Step Records) 21 Steve "Silk" Hurley & The Voices of Life feat Sharon Pass - The Word Is Love [Silk's Anthem 12"] (1997 Silk Entertainment) 22 Grampa - Sound of Muisc Is (2009 Madhouse Records) 23 Joe T Vannelli feat Csilla - Play With The Voice [Great Hammond Mix] (1993 Nervous Records) 24 Black Traxx - Your Mind Is So Crazy (1992 Night Club Records) 25 Deep Dish presents Prana - The Dream [Sharam's Deep Dish Dreamscape] (1994 Tribal) 26 Lil' Louis & The World - Saved My Life [Masters At Work Dub] (1992 FFRR) More infos on DEEPINSIDE.co.uk © 2019 DEEPINSIDE Media

It’s the 50th Episode of Podcast West Seattle! We take a walk down memory lane looking at some highlights from the past 49 episodes of the podcast. We revisit the West Seattle Pizza Tournament and the West Seattle Coffee Tournament. Reminiscing about 30 Years of Easy Street Records and Cafe with Matt Vaughn. The West Seattle Farmers Market Makes an appearance. Also included are Busking During Quarantine and West Seattle Baseball Pee-Wee Fields. Plus a very special bonus clip! Thanks to all of the businesses and organizations appearing in this episode, which includes: Pegasus Pizza, Christos Pizza, Sopranos Pizza, Pizzeria Credo, Freshy’s, Ampersand, C&P, Easy Street Records and Cafe, The West Seattle Farmers Market, and West Seattle Baseball.

It’s the 50th Episode of Podcast West Seattle! We take a walk down memory lane looking at some highlights from the past 49 episodes of the podcast. We revisit the West Seattle Pizza Tournament and the West Seattle Coffee Tournament. Reminiscing about 30 Years of Easy Street Records and Cafe with Matt Vaughn. The West Seattle Farmers Market Makes an appearance. Also included are Busking During Quarantine and West Seattle Baseball Pee-Wee Fields. Plus a very special bonus clip! Thanks to all of the businesses and organizations appearing in this episode, which includes: Pegasus Pizza, Christos Pizza, Sopranos Pizza, Pizzeria Credo, Freshy’s, Ampersand, C&P, Easy Street Records and Cafe, The West Seattle Farmers Market, and West Seattle Baseball.

Rainy Days episode two features a conversation between friends, Danny Newcomb and Easy Street Records owner, Matt Vaughan. They discuss, how he grew up in town with a single mom who was an independent radio promoter, how he went on tour with Alice In Chains, started his independent record store, and fostered and encouraged local acts like Brandi Carlile and Macklemore since the 1990s. Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, and Woody Guthrie's visits to Seattle get tossed in the hopper as they further discuss the epic myth of the far north. Head to The Homestead, Newcomb's members-only site for bonus clips and content from this conversation. Episode two featuring Matt Vaughan is available wherever you listen to podcasts and can also be found in video format at DannyNewcombMusic.com/rainy-days-podcast

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ NICK HALKES # 059 - PART 2 Nick Halkes in this part explains his beginnings from visiting the Paradise Garage in 1987 to his internship at WBLS in New York under the program director BJ Kirkland. He learns the radio business as an intern and moves his way to his first job at Easy Street Records and all the way to Founding XL Recordings. His journey leads him to EMI's Positiva Records and then to management and publishing. Listen carefully he shares inside secrets that we can all use as a DJ, Manager, A&R and Producer. He is one of the best in the dance music. © 2021 True House Stories™ by Lenny Fontana [LCS Productions INC.]

Future Disco - Dance Club: ada.lnk.to/FutureDisco Follow our Spotify playlist 'Future Disco Friday' here: smarturl.it/FUTURESOUNDZ You can find the track-list for our radio show: www.futuredisco.net/radio Find all new Future Disco releases here: smarturl.it/FDNewReleases Subscribe to Future Disco Radio podcast: smarturl.it/fdpodcast Instagram : www.instagram.com/future_disco/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/FutureDisco/ This week we are joined by Australian DJ and producer who, since purchasing his first pair of decks in 1989 has established himself as an eclectic and talented tastemaker. With a collection of over 25,000 records, and impressive mixing skills Dr Packer is an exceptional DJ, landing gigs all over the globe. He is also a brilliant producer, boasting releases on the likes of Defected, Glitterbox, Masterworks, Salsoul, and Future Disco. He has recently remixed Monyaka's reggae track, Go Deh Yaka' from 1984 on Easy Street Records. Always looking forward but never forgetting the past we bring you the best in contemporary house and disco. This is Future Disco.

Get the rundown on Loop the 'Lupe 5k fun run with a twist from race organizer https://www.briancallananmedia.com (Brian Callanan), including a special offer for our listeners! And, ahead of the second https://recordstoreday.com (Record Store Day) event of the year happening July 17 at https://easystreetonline.com/Genre/695402 (Easy Street Records), we discuss some top picks from this latest batch of must-have limited releases with our own in-house musical tastemaker, https://www.corianton.com (Corianton Hale). www.loopthelupe.com www.easystreetonline.com

Ever since this podcast began, I've been talking to people in West Seattle about the various pandemic-related pivots they've made in their https://www.allwayspodcast.com/episodes/episode-05-29-2020-covidhabitating (personal) and https://www.allwayspodcast.com/episodes/episode-05-do-the-pivot-2020 (professional) lives. In this episode, I get to know more about a member of our community who made a big bold move well before the whole world changed, motivated by his own internal thinking, his desire to try something different, and the drive to connect people in a positive way. His name is Matthew Lee Johnston, and what he created back in 2018 to deliver on these ideals is called https://www.getthatpma.com/ (PMA Magazine). It's focused on people doing good things for their community or the world, and finding out how they make it possible. We caught up with Matt to learn more about the magazine, the movement, and the man behind it. PMA Magazine issue number six was recently released, you can find it at https://easystreetonline.com/ (Easy Street Records) or online at https://www.getthatpma.com/ (gethatpma.com).

In our last episode of 2020, we find some bright spots in this tumultuous year and look forward to what's next with Easy Street Records' Matt Vaughan, Eric Ogriseck of Pegasus Book Exchange, and the people of West Seattle.

The Podfather himself, Marc Maron, host of the popular WTF with Marc Maron podcast visits us remotely from his famous garage to talk about records, The Beatles, The Stones, The Blues, and his timely Netflix special End Times Fun. Plus, we place store calls to Matt Vaughan at Easy Street Records in Seattle, Washington, and Dempsey Hamilton at Mobius Records in Fairfax, Virginia. And of course, Carrie Colliton gives us all the RSD News from RSD HQ in Raleigh, NC. Go to RecordStoreDay.com for all the latest updates, sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, and Tito's Handmade Vodka.

Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer, talks about Seattle's Easy Street Records and reports on the state of record stores during this time of pandemic.Easy Street Records is only the second record store to get a perfect rating from Record Store Recon, so record collectors will want to hear what makes them so special.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer, talks about Seattle's Easy Street Records and reports on the state of record stores during this time of pandemic. Easy Street Records is only the second record store to get a perfect rating from Record Store Recon, so record collectors will want to hear what makes them so special. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer, talks about Seattle's Easy Street Records and reports on the state of record stores during this time of pandemic.Easy Street Records is only the second record store to get a perfect rating from Record Store Recon, so record collectors will want to hear what makes them so special.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer, talks about Seattle's Easy Street Records and reports on the state of record stores during this time of pandemic. Easy Street Records is only the second record store to get a perfect rating from Record Store Recon, so record collectors will want to hear what makes them so special. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer, talks about Seattle's Easy Street Records and reports on the state of record stores during this time of pandemic. Easy Street Records is only the second record store to get a perfect rating from Record Store Recon, so record collectors will want to hear what makes them so special. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This flash briefing is all about West Seattle in Washington (WA) State. For more info, visit www.Sea-Town.com/welcome-to-west-seattle ---- Good day! Thanks for joining us for West Seattle Daily, Episode #002, brought to you by Sea-Town Real Estate. I'm Christian Harris, owner of Sea-Town Real Estate. Today is Fun Friday on the show, so I'm going to cover some of the events happening around WS this weekend: * Saturday AM, from 9 to noon, shop in your PJs at participating Alaska Junction merchants... who will also be sporting their fun Pajamas. Also bring your own mug and don't miss the free hot cocoa filing station in the Junction during this time. * If you have kiddos, Caspar Babypants is playing a free show at Easy Street Records at 6:30 on Saturday, to include some holiday favorites (brought to you by WS Christian). * The light-hearted and funny Head over Heels" is playing at ArtWest Theater * Don't miss the first-ever White Center Holiday Market on Sunday from 4-8pm, located at two locations (miss Sheryl's Ballet and Drunky Two Shoes BBQ), along with local performers and business specials all up and down the heart of White Center on 16th Ave SW * And of course, the weekly WS Farmers Market in the Junction on Sunday... with a special opportunity to meet Santa at the "Santa House" at the South end of the Farmers Market, with free holiday face painting. * There are many, many more events happening around WS but I only have so much time. You can see a much more extensive list of events at WestSeattleBlog.com/events Thanks for joining us today and catch ya tomorrow

Final Body recently released their debut album "Nothyng" and it is a damn fine slab of post-punk goodness. They will be playing a special free all ages show at Easy Street Records in West Seattle on Halloween so I had them in studio to chat about their album, the show and all their upcoming plans. 

The guys are joined by Lilly Hiatt to discuss Neil Young's classic "Harvest." Other discussion includes having Lilly play at your wedding, Aretha and Isbell, how Lilly almost ruined Ben's birthday, the Record Store Day 45, Easy Street Records, Trinity Lane and the genius of Neil Young. Check out Lilly at lillyhiatt.com. Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, and iHeartMedia. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast

CLASSIC MIX Ep.27 'The most emblematic House Classic tunes on podcast' Episode selected & mixed by Nikimix 01 River Ocean feat India - Love & Happiness [Dream Sequence] (1994 Strictly Rhythm) 02 Sound De-Zign - Happiness [Grant Nelson Remix] (2001 NuLife Recordings) 03 Michi Lange - Brothers & Sisters [Rewind Remix] (2007 Kontor Records) 04 Soulsearcher - Can’t Get Enough [Vocal Club Mix] (1998 Soulfuric Deep) 05 Lil' Louis & The World - Club Lonely [Lonely People] (1992 FFRR) 06 The Klubb Kidz - Don't Want To Hurt You [Flava Dub - Remastered] (2017 All That Jelly) 07 Kathy Brown - Happy People [Knee Deep’s to L.B. Dub] (2010 Easy Street Records) 08 Julie McKnight, Louie Vega, Jay 'Sinister' Sealee - Diamond Life [Masters at Work Mix] (2001 Distance) 09 Junior Jack - See You Dancin (2007 PIAS Recordings) 10 Galaxy People - A Mystical Journey [UBP Remix] (2017 Defected) 11 Byron Stingily - Get Up! [Mousse T.'s Extended Mix] (1997 Peppermint Jam) 12 Donna Allen - He Is The Joy [UBP Classic Dub] (1999 Soulfuric Recordings) 13 Action Jackson - Off Dat Wall [DJ Spen Re-Edit] More infos on DEEPINSIDE.co.uk © August 2019 DEEPINSIDE Media

It's not a stretch to say that when you think of Vegas, usually the first thing that comes to mind is gambling. Funny enough, gambling would be a major theme of this night back in 2006. Branden Palomo from the Better Band Podcast joins us as our guest to help us relive this one. The first major gamble of the night came right away opening out the show with emotional cut Inside Job. It was a risk the band hadn't taken with the song up until that point, and although it paid off, we discussed how much it affected the feel of the early set. Another gamble here? Well, you'll have to listen to this unique version of Garden that around the ranks has been labeled "Sound Garden". We describe it as Beethoven meets Phantom of the Opera and it's something that you certainly wouldn't hear in a version nowadays. The biggest gamble of the night however (outside of a jacket that Eddie donned while covering Elvis' Little Sister) was Eddie taking a gamble on his voice which he claimed was stifling him on multiple occasions. You'll be able to tell at times that Ed is having some difficulties, but only if you're listening for it. It was a situation where if he had not complained about it or made fewer mentions than he did, you would never have known he was having an off night. We stressed this fact throughout the entire episode. Hey, Patreon donors! We'll have a new episode this week! It might be a week late, but we promised we'd get you the Easy Street Records show and we're making good on that promise! It'll hopefully be published this weekend. This episode will be exclusive to Patron donors, if you'd like to become a Patron head on over to http://patreon.com/liveon4legs to help out the show. In return, you'll get monthly exclusive episodes as well as a chance to join us on an episode and talk about your favorite live show! Can't find a better deal!

This episode celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Orpheum Theater show – a classic show that many hold in high regard still to this day. It's a unique and rare set, especially for the time period, that was created by none other than the band's crew. Uncommon and lesser known songs such as Hard To Imagine and Dirty Frank were busted out while getting some pre-Vitalogy tracks in there such as Tremor Christ, Better Man and Not For You as well. A moment that sticks out from this show which turns into a bit of a debate is the appearance of Vitalogy staple Immortality. It was only the second time performed live and it was in the days following Kurt Cobain's death. We've always heard that Immortality wasn't written intentionally about Kurt, but considering the time period and how the music world was grieving his death, the song's words hold even more weight. Words you say? Of course, this was the version of Immortality that was in the early stages in its lyrical composition that doesn't have the same chilling lyrics as we've grown to know from the album. With all that being said, debate still came up on whether this was an important moment in the band's history and whether or not it should be considered a legendary performance. There are two different schools of thought discussed, so getcha popcorn ready. Outside of all that, there's also an incredible version of I've Got A Feeling played at this show that lasted for about 15 minutes or so. We won't play all of it for you, but we'll give you enough to leave you happy! So even though we promised a Patreon episode for you this week featuring the Easy Street Records show, we're unfortunately not going to be able to get it to you in the timely manner we promised. We're hoping that middle of next week we'll have it ready, so hold tight Patrons! If this is an episode you'd like to hear, sign up and donate to our Patreon account here at patreon.com/liveon4legs to help out the show. A donation not only gets you monthly exclusive episode content, but it also gives you an opportunity to join us on an episode and talk about YOUR favorite show! Don't forget to follow us on social media @liveon4legspodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

I have five words to sell you on this episode: Stone Gossard shows his breasts. Yes, this is something that happened. Unfortunately, no one caught this clearly on video so you will have to take John Farrar's word on it. He attended the show and joined us as a guest. So... why did Stone reveal his nipples to a Charlotte crowd? After Ed speaks proudly of the band's touring album Lightning Bolt spending 2 straight weeks as the highest selling record, he claims they didn't have to show their tits in order to do it. With possibly a little egging on from our guest who happened to be on the rail that night, Stone obliges and makes sure that the band would have the top selling album for 3 straight weeks. Outside of some major Gossard boobage, this was a solid show that seems to get overlooked by other Lightning Bolt tour shows that surrounded it. The band debuted opening track Getaway on this night which brings up good debate on why the song was a bit of a disappointment as a live track. This show also closes out with an uncommon appearance of All Along The Watchtower. We're getting closer to record store day, so that means our Easy Street Records episode will be hitting Patreon next week! Head on over to patreon.com/liveon4legs to become one of our patrons and get access to exclusive monthly content. Along with content that you can't get on any other streaming services, you'll receive a free bootleg from any show we've covered and a chance to join us for an episode to talk about your favorite show you've attended! Can't find a better deal than that! Have a question for Randy and Matt? An episode request? Or just want to let us know how you're enjoying the show? Send us an email at liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com!

Music from Trick Candles, Matt Vaughan from Easy Street Records, West Seattle Library Events, and the upcoming Arts West season.

Music from Trick Candles, Matt Vaughan from Easy Street Records, West Seattle Library Events, and the upcoming Arts West season.

In 1987, the (West) Seattle music scene and Easy Street Records were both in their infancy.  Both the scene and the store showed a DIY ethos that is still apparent today.  The global culture that was created by the scene was cultivated locally by the store.  There were a lot of players in Seattle, Matt Vaughan was and still is a very important one…He would never say that but he says a lot on the podcast. Matt Vaughan Show Notes 2:43:  Major developments in the world of Easy Street, 4:30:  New Orleans and the Pearl Jam in-store that was the inspiration for Record Store Day 12:27: Evo (listen for special offer) and Diecutstickers.com (Listen for 10% off your first order with DCS 15) 14:08:  Growing up in Seattle with the Hattrup Family. 16:00:  Matt’s grandmother invents the surf short with Hang Ten 18:05:  Matt’s family growing up 22:12:  Matt’s mom creates Queensryche and Matt tours the world with them at 16 26:59:   Patrol USA Use TPM10 at checkout on the site and get 10% off and RESQWATER 28:38:  Matt was the Senior Class President when he wasn’t being suspended 31:45:  Working in record stores, college and how he started Easy Street. 36:18:  Surviving the first few years, dropping out of Seattle U and going all in in 38:53:  Death and music 42:37:  West Seattle in the late 80’s and the long hours of owning your own business 44:54:  What is Matt thinking now about the business, going on the road with Alice in Chains for two tours and managing bands 47:30:  Moving Easy Street to the best corner in West Seattle and a lot of music history 53:35: Giving exposure to bands that made it and the ones that had exposure handed to them 58:10:  Cowboy Coffee 1:00:  Eddie Vedder works at Easy Street to sell Ticketmaster tickets 1:04:  Winning the 2016 EV Games 1:05:  The Beastie Boys replace their stolen records at Easy Street 1:10:  The Easy Street Café opens in ‘99 1:12: The Queen Anne days and closing the store 1:19:  How has the internet impact business? 1:22:  The Café experience 1:25:  What is next in the record store business?  How does he keep Easy Street alive? 1:27:  Brands in the airport 1:28:  Who’s the most talented person he’s ever met? 1:30  Who’s the biggest asshole he’s ever tried to help out / 1:31:  What’s the nicest thing anyone’s done for Matt in his work life?

E29 Historian human Greg Vandy is a man of many talents. His new book, 26 Songs in 30 Days: Woody Guthrie’s Columbia River Songs and the Planned Promised Land in the Pacific Northwest (co-authored by Daniel Person) is on Seattle’s Easy Street Records’ list of the best music books of 2016 and he is the creator and curator of […]

In this episode Trent talks about his trip to Seattle to see the reunion of Temple of the Dog. The Paramount Theater hosted the highly sought after ticket, and we talk about the vibe, the set list, Chris Cornell's amazing homage to Andrew Wood's Mother Love Bone songs, Mike McCready's greatness, the crowd reaction, meeting people from all over the place, and more. Trent also talks about other points in his trip that included a visit to Easy Street Records in West Seattle to see Jeff Ament's MLB mural, a trip to the grave site memorial of the immortal Jimi Hendrix, and talk about another rousing Steell Panther show at the Showbox. We then get into talk about Metallica's great new album. We gave our first reaction on youtube, but now that we have had some time to let it sink in we give some new thoughts. High praise for Kirk's solo writing, the riffs, the magic of sounding like all eras of Metallica, praise for Rob, and more... we also play a badass song from Screaming Red Mutiny and talk a bit about the great band out of Oklahoma, and talk about Winger coming to Tulsa in 2017. Thank you for listening, and please share!

This is the Second Podcast brought to you by Greedtone and the Killroom studios. In this Podcast we interview Atticus George-Andrijeski from KEXP and Easy Street Records. The second guest is David Cinnamon from Sonic Medicine and Greedtone. Your host is always Greg Williamson, Main Designer at Greedtone. So lets talk about Tone.

FUNKY PEARLS VOL 667 SPECIAL BIRTHDAY KEITH RODGERS AKA BON ROCK Keith Rodgers was born in Brooklyn, NewYork he was transferred to a school for musically gifted children at the age of seven. Keith was one of the the first rappers to be released on Tommy Boy Records before Tupac or Queen Latifah. Rodgers was a musician and presenter of a rap radio show called "Bon Rock" Live" on the New York station WHBI 105.9.With the likes of " Mr. Magic", "Marly Marl", "The world Famous Supreme Team" and The Roots Man "Earl Chin". In 1981, he recorded a single, "Searching Rap" produced by Ed Pavia under the name Bon Rock. This brought him to the attention of Morali and Belolo, the French producers who had been successful in the late 70s with the Village People, and who were looking for new styles after the decline of disco . Break Machine was the name of a 1980s rap act fronted by Keith Rodgers and produced by Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo, the team behind the "Village People". In 1983, together with the musician Fred Zarr, they released the single" Street Dance", which was an international hit and one of the earliest mainstream breakthroughs for Hip Hop. .. Street Dance peaked at # 3 on the UK singles charts in March 1984 and was the 42nd best-selling single of that year. It hit # 1 in Sweden and Norway. In Germany, it was the 78th best-selling si ngle of 1984. Street Dance's strongest chart performance was in France, where it was # 1 for two weeks, selling over a million copies and becoming the 86th best-selling single of all time according to a list released in 2004 by the Syndicat National de l'Edition Phonographique. The song Street Dance earned Keith a spot in the Guiness book of world records. Street Dance is also credited with starting the Smurf movement which was Europe’s equivalent of Hip Hop.It has been featured in over 35 compilations and numerous Movies & Documentaries chronicling the early years of Hip Hop & Breakdancing. . During that time Keith was asked to be a part of a new act that would include Jalil of the Rap Group "Whodini". He was also asked to join "Smack Music" the legendary house producers who went on to produce "Ten City" and "Adeva"; He and then producer Ken Alper eventually landed on " Easy Street" Records. In 2008 Keith's first album" Bon Rock "the B Boy was re-released in Europe on Boogie Times Records. He has also completed scoring the music for the independent film called "Drama".In 2013 Keith was one of the artists on the "Funkology" album by William Kensington the album consists of Warren G , Kool G Rap, Dilated Peoples., Afrika Bamabaata, Melba Moore , "D" Train, Gwen Mcrae, Oliver Cheatham, & Martha High of "Zapp". Recently Keith has recorded with Hip Hop Legends" T. Ski Valley" and" Fastbreak" of the movies "Beat Street" and "Wild Style". Keith also toured in Lyon France as the opening act for the group " Starpoint" while working with David 'Pic" Conley of the R&B group "Surface" . He is presently recording for Tim Jones of "Love Town" Records based in England

he Jordan Cook AKA Reignwolf crazy buzz started almost two years ago with a stunning in-store performance at Easy Street Records in Seattle and an equally stunning performance at Sasquatch! and Bumbershoot 2012 and Sasquatch! 2013. Mr. Cook is wowing fans across the land with his electric and intense showmanship. Reignwolf is an artist in perpetual motion and there is no stage or space that can contain him. This is one wild wolf that can’t be caged and consumes anything and everything in his path. He does his thing live, large and walks a musical tightrope without a net. On this week’s episode of SMI Radio I chat with Reignwolf to talk about his style is approach to his live performances and his blues-based, gritty, raw Americana rock sound. Back in the 1990′s band’s like Nirvanna, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and Screaming Trees helped lead a rock and roll revolution and collectively contributed to putting Seattle on the music map. Another Seattle rock outfit called Truly earned a ton of respect but their sound defied the grunge classification. Truly featured former Screaming Trees skin pounder, Mark Pickerel, former Soundgarden bassist, Hiro Yamamoto and the smooth yet menacing voice and overdriven guitar stylings of Robert Roth. The power-trio was first championed in the 90′s by DJ and tastemaker, Marco Collins while he was on air at 107.7 The End. The band’s first full length record and sonic masterpiece Fast Stories From Kid Coma released on Capital Records garnered praises from MTV and Steve Kurutz of Allmusic. Kurutz gave the album four and a half stars, calling it “a loosely based concept album. After a several year hiatus, Truly is back and will help celebrate The Moe 20 Neumos 10th Anniversary Shows on Sunday, January 12 at 6:00pm