Podcasts about Eddie Shaw

L'il Ed & The Blues Imperials perform live in South Florida at the Funky Biscuit in April, 2024 on Edition 673 of Blues Radio International, with music from Magic Slim, Eddie Shaw, Mighty Joe Young and Zac Harmon.Sound and mix by Jeff Zimmerman and Michael Wolf.Find more at BluesRadioInternational.net

The Fabulous Thunderbirds (Struck Down By The Blues); Aaron Moore (Boot 'Em Up!); Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne (Jumpin' And Boppin' With Joy); Lightnin' Hopkins (I Been Burning Bad Gasoline); Doug Duffey And BADD (Gallus Pole); John Hiatt (Riding With The King); Chicago Blues Lifters (Stick A Fork In Me); Pristine (Damage Is Done); Paul deLay Band (In The Pocket); Amanda Fish (Kingdom); Louisiana Red and Bob Corritore (Bessemer Blues); Blue Lu Barker (Trombone Man Blues); Sandra Hall (Big Long Slidin' Thing); Bing Futch (The Flip Side); Eddie Shaw and The Wolf Gang (The Blues Is Good News); The Trevor B. Power Band (Lady Luck). 

Chuck Edwards - "Downtown Soulville" - 45 [0:00:00] Music behind DJ: Clarence Green & the Rhythmaires - "Minor Mountain" - 45 [0:02:20] Eddie Shaw & the Knights - "Give Me Love" - 45 [0:05:58] Little Joe Washington - "I Feel All Right" - 45 [0:07:34] Gino Washington - "Puppet on a String" - 45 [0:10:10] Mabel King - "Go Back Home Young Fella" - 45 [0:11:43] Music behind DJ: Chaz + 2 - "Soup-Bone" - 45 [0:14:41] B.B. Brown - "I Weep" - 45 [0:16:27] Nathaniel Mayer with the Fortune Braves - "I Want Love and Affection (Not the House of Correction)" - 45 [0:18:51] Francine King - "Dirty Man" - 45 [0:21:01] Lattimore Brown - "Little Bag of Tricks" - 45 [0:23:24] Ronnie Forte - "That Was Whiskey Talkin'" - 45 [0:25:56] Music behind DJ: Jolly George & His Combo - "Idella" - 45 [0:28:07] Jackey Beavers - "I Need My Baby" - 45 [0:30:57] The Vipers - "Little Miss Sweetness" - 45 [0:34:24] Clydie King - "'Bout Love" - 45 [0:35:49] Lee Dorsey - "Tears, Tears and More Tears" - 45 [0:38:47] Music behind DJ: Monk Higgins - "Watermelon Man" - 45 [0:41:58] Clarence Paul & the Members - "Operation Breadbasket (Pt. 1)" - 45 [0:43:28] Round Robin - "Operation Coolhead" - 45 [0:45:47] Roy Gaines - "Heavy Load" - 45 [0:50:16] Unknown artist - "We Got It" - acetate [0:52:32] Thomas Meloncon - "400 Years" - 45 [0:55:27] Music behind DJ: Ernie Fields & Orch. - "Workin' Out" - 45 [0:58:05] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/141242

1- SHAKIN´THE DEVIL´S HAND – ROB TOGNONI 2- BACK IN THE DOGHOUSE – SEASICK STEVE 3- MOVIN´AND GROOVIN´MAN – EDDIE SHAW & MELVIN TAYLOR 4- TROUBLE IN MIND – DETROIT JUNIOR 5- I´AM A HONEY BEE – BYTHER SMITH & LARRY DAVIS 6- DON´T GO TO SLEEP ON ME – LONNIE BROOKS 7- SHE´S GONE – MICHAEL HILL´S BLUES MOB 8- LUCKY GUY – NICK MOSS BAND 9- CHANGE IT – DOYLE BRAMHALL 10- FENDER CHAMP – BUDDY WHITTINGTON 11- IT CAME OUT OF NOWHERE – DAMON FOWLER 12- FUNKY GUITAR BLUES – BRYCE JANEY 13- DRINKING STRAIGHT TEQUILA – CHRIS CAIN 14- STICK A FORK IN ME – JOE LOUIS WALKER 15- RAISED UP IN ARKANSAS – MICHAEL BUKS 16- LET THE BIG DOG EAT – ALBERT CASTIGLIA 17- COMPANY GRAVEYARD – BUDDAHEADS 18- ANYTIME YOU WANT – SEAN COSTELLO

1. Bob Dylan - Dink's Song2. "22" and Group - It Makes a Long Time Man Feel Bad [Alan Lomax Recordings]3. Mississippi John Hurt - Since I've Laid My Burden Down [Rediscovered]4. Mississippi John Hurt - Boys, You're Welcome [Last Sessions]5. Howlin' Wolf, Eddie Shaw, Hubert Sumlin - Down In The Bottom [Newport Folk Festival 1966]6. Mississippi Fred McDowell - Meet Me Down In Froggy Bottom [This Ain't No Rock N' Roll]7. Muddy Waters - I Feel Like Going Home8. The Grateful Dead - New Speedway Boogie [1969-12-26 Dallas TX]9. Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay10. Bob Dylan - My Back Pages [Eating Caviar In a King-Sized Bed]

My guest this week is Eddie Shaw, bass player from The Monks The group's only studio album, 'Black Monk Time' released back in 1965 and described as "A lost classic" by Julian Cope of the Teardop Explodes has been a great influence on bands such as The Fall, The Dead Kennedy's, The Beastie Boys, The White Stripes and many, many more.. Check out some of the live videos of the band to see just how far ahead they were for their time. Punk-rock, ten years before Punk was even a thing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bic0lgcEjY4&themeRefresh=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H-fmmNmrRs

Interview with Eddie Shaw bassist of The Monks and Author of the book Black Monk Time.  The Monks, referred to by the name monks on record sleeves, were an American rock band formed in Gelnhausen, West Germany in 1964. Assembled by five American GIs stationed in the country, the group grew tired of the traditional format of rock, which motivated them to forge a highly experimental style characterized by an emphasis on hypnotic rhythms that minimized the role of melody, augmented by the use of sound manipulation techniques. The band's unconventional blend of shrill vocals confrontational lyrics, feedback, and  guitarist David Day's six-string banjo baffled audiences, but music historians have since identified the Monks as a pioneering force in avant-garde musicThe band's lyrics often voiced objection to the Vietnam War and the dehumanized state of society, while prefiguring the harsh and blunt commentary of the punk rock movement of the 1970s and 1980s. The band's appearance was considered as shocking as its music, as they attempted to mimic the look of Catholic monks by wearing black habits with cinctures symbolically tied around their necks, and hair worn in partially shaved tonsures.   The Monks Info  https://www.the-monks.com

It's time for another packed edition of Blues is the Truth, bringing you two genuinely amazing hours of music. There is some gig news, classic tracks and some brand new music from genuine legends. Hit play and enjoy! This week's show features tracks from Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Buddy Guy, Eddie Shaw, Dove and Boweevil, Howling Wolf, Bruce Mississippi Johnson, The Knickerbocker All-Stars, The Rockhouse Allstars, Dale Storr, Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Grana Louise, Rob Heron and Tea Pad Orchestra, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Sunjay, Dani Wilde, Jackie Scott and the Housewreckers, Laura Tate, Matt Schofield, Rory Gallagher, Jake Morley, Greg Coulson, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Studebaker John's Maxwell Street Kings, Otis Spann and Muddy Waters along with Elvis Presley. Don't forget to like review and subscribe and make sure to join the show's facebook group on facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

In this episode I interview Eddie Shaw from The Monks. This was absolutely amazing. Eddie let me talk to him and his story is truly awesome. The Monks are considered one of the first punk bands ever. This is one of my best interviews yet. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andy-harrison/support

GA-20 was formed by friends Pat Faherty and Matthew Stubbs in Boston, MA in 2018. The project was born out of their mutual love of heavy traditional Blues, R&B, and Rock & Roll of the late 50s and early 60s. Faherty and Stubbs bonded over legendary artists like Lazy Lester, J.B. Lenoir, Earl Hooker, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush and Junior Wells. Feeling a void in current music, the duo have set out to write, record and perform a modern version of this beloved art form. Joined by drummer Tim Carman in 2019, GA-20 is a trio of 2 guitars, vocals and drums. Raw, passionate and honest performance, both on stage and in the studio, is the only goal. In June 2021 GA-20 announced the new album “GA-20 Does Hound Dog Taylor: Try It…You Might Like It!,” a 50th anniversary celebration of Hound Dog Taylor, to be released August 20 via Colemine Records in partnership with the legendary Alligator Records. Stubbs has spent the past 13 years as guitarist for Blues legend Charlie Musselwhite. During that time he has also backed up and toured with such Blues giants as John Hammond, James Cotton, Junior Watson and James Harman. Stubbs also leads his own original instrumental psych-rock band, 'The Antiguas.' Hound Dog Taylor as per Wiki “Hound Dog” Taylor was born with an abnormality: he had a sixth, very pinky finger on each hand. He grew up around Tchule and Greenwood in the Mississippi Delta, as did several other black blues musicians ( BB King , Albert King , John Lee Hooker , Muddy Waters , etc.). He made his first musical experiences playing the piano. He didn't really start playing the guitar until he was 21 years old. His musical style was strongly influenced by the then rising Elmore James . In his twenties he played in the Mississippi area, where he could be heard with Sonny Boy Williamson on the legendary radio show " King Biscuit Time ". But Taylor was expelled from Mississippi by the Ku Klux Klan in 1942 because he had a relationship with a white woman. He worked in Chicago as an electrician and other part-time jobs until the late 1950s. He also appeared as a guitarist in pompous night bars in southern Chicago. He was called “Hound Dog” because he was so fond of women and chased the steppe wolfish after them. During this time he changed his previously classic e-tuning to an energetic bottleneck style. In 1957 he finally devoted himself only to his music career. In 1960 he met the guitarist Brewer Phillips . The two became friends and formed the band The HouseRockers . With the first singles such as Baby Is Coming Home, Take Five and Christine , however, they met with little interest outside of Chicago. In 1965, drummer Ted Harvey joined the band. With him, the HouseRockers found their typically loud, hard blues accent with Taylor's rough voice and his slide play (bottleneck) on cheap Japanese guitars as well as Phillips' bass lines, which, played on a Fender Telecaster , replaced the missing bass. Bruce Iglauer , later Taylor's manager, got to hear the band for the first time in 1969 in Chicago's Eddie Shaw's. However, Iglauer's boss did not want to sign a record deal with Taylor. With its own financial support, Iglauer made it possible in 1971 to release Taylor's first record on the Alligator Records label . Without knowing it, he founded the now world-famous blues label. The album was a success with 9,000 records sold. The singles Give Me Back My Wig and It's Alright became the most famous songs. In 1973 the second record Natural Boogie came out on the market. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

Host: Zack Kopp Guests: Moinks bassist Eddie Shaw, Myshel Prasad, and Doo Crowder --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zachary-kopp/support

It's another packed edition of Blues is the Truth, with shed loads of new music and more than a sprinkling of classics! We start with the Greaseland All-Stars and wend our way through Eric Bibb, The Starlite Campbell Band, The Paul Garner Band, Eddie Shaw, Andy Watts, Elles Bailey, Martin McNeil, Big Daddy Wilson, Taj Mahal and many more on the way to finishing with George Throrogood. Of course we pay tribute to the late great Charlie Watts and chat about all the best in the blues... It's packed with great tunes so why haven't you clicked play yet?

Robert 'Bilbo' Walker (Baby How Long); Arthur Williams (Goin' To Memphis); Harpdog Brown (Home Is Where The Harp Is); Eric Bibb and Habib Koité (Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad); Martin Simpson and Dom Flemons (Short Time Come Again No More); RB Stone (Lonesome Traveler's Blues); Champion Jack Dupree (She's Jail Bait); Big Al Dupree (Kidney Stew Blues); Eddie Shaw and The Wolf Gang (Casino Blues); William Clarke (Gambling For My Bread); Dave Keller (Scratchin' At Your Door); Bessie Smith (Keeps On A-Rainin' (Papa Can't Make No Time)); Lonnie Johnson (Backwater Blues); Big Joe Turner (Goin' Away Blues); Big Joe Duskin (Roll 'Em Pete); Lisa Cee (Right Man).

A l'approche des élections américaines, il est légitime de s'interroger sur les incompréhensions générées par nos subtiles différences culturelles, qu'on pouvait jusque là considérer comme mineures. Regardant une fonction qui influe indirectement mais considérablement sur notre quotidien, c'est fâcheux. « Sitting on Top of the World » cette semaine dans Bon Temps Rouler.         Playlist :      Sittin' On Top Of The World, Jerry Reed, Oh What A Woman!   Sittin On Top Of The World, Doc Watson, Doc Watson   Sitting On Top Of The World, Eddie Shaw, Four Decades Of Eddie Shaw   Sittin' On Top Of The World, Van Morrison & Carl Perkins, The Healing Game   Sittin' on Top of the World (Live), Reverend KM Williams, We All Sing the Blues: Live in Deep Ellum   I'm Sittin' On Top Of The World, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Will The Circle Be Unbroken Volume Two   Sittin' On Top Of The World, Willie Nelson, Milk Cow Blues   Come On In My Kitchen, Robert Johnson   You Gotta Move, Sam Cooke, Night Beat   Sitting On Top Of The World, Memphis Slim, The Blues   Sittin' On Top Of The World, The Four Aces, Mood For Love   Sittin' On Top Of The World, Jeff Healey, Mess Of Blues   When Things Go Wrong (It Hurts Me Too), Big Bill Broonzy, Trouble In MindHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

A short chat stuffed to the brim with wild stories from the pioneering bassist Eddie Shaw! He reflects on the external forces that caused The Monks to explore noise and feedback, his literary and publishing career, and what it was like getting huge recognition for their accomplishments 40 years after the band broke up. The post Ep. 21 – Eddie Shaw (The Monks) first appeared on comfort monk.

A short chat stuffed to the brim with wild stories from the pioneering bassist Eddie Shaw! He reflects on the external forces that caused The Monks to explore noise and feedback, his literary and publishing career, and what it was like getting huge recognition for their accomplishments 40 years after the band broke up. The post Ep. 21 - Eddie Shaw (The Monks) first appeared on comfort monk.

In the kitchen this week: Trick Pony, Big & Rich, Eddie Shaw, Wendy Rene, ZZ Top, Bobby Bare, Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Big Joe Turner, Pete Johnson, LADYVA, Little Richard, Alvin Lee, Johnny Winter, The Dave Mell Blues Band, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.  It's time to boogie!  

After almost 30 years at Lincs FM - graduating from rookie journo to head honcho - Sean Dunderdale  left commercial radio in February 2020. Having hosted all his ‘last programmes’ (sport and the legendary Farming Programme), he dropped in for a farewell newscast. The bulletin was accommodated in a programme hosted by Eddie Shaw and just before another VO by Ed Bretten, both names who were also on air in the station’s very earliest days. It was thus a nod to the wise and a fond echo of 1992 just as the station prepares for its new owners to take the reins. Sean leaves the commercial industry having made a broad contribution which stretches far beyond his home station – and has remembered his roots through an ongoing ready support of hospital radio. Sean was one of the voices who created the reputation which Lincs FM enjoyed – as one of the last stations of its kind.

Ava Max went to Number 1 last year with 'Sweet But Psycho' and since having never left America, she's been to over 30 countries in a year. Eddie Shaw asked if it has changed her life?

Eddie Shaw was part of the group The Monks. The Monks are very important to punk rock history and we talk about their impact and Eddies career in the Monks....

Eddie Shaw was part of the group The Monks. The Monks are very important to punk rock history and we talk about their impact and Eddies career in the Monks....

Blues musician and longtime Deerfield resident Derrick Procell has made a name for himself in the music and ad industry for his energy, talent, and strong vocals. Today, Procell is the frontman of the Chicago soul and blues band "Derrick Procell and the Redeemers" and has been heard on everything from beer commercials to The Office, King of the Hill, and Ladybird.  Listen to this special **early release** musical episode to find out how Procell got his start at 16, how he found success as a voiceover actor, and his interactions with musicians like Charlie McCoy, Chicago saxaphonist Eddie Shaw, and his writing partner, Grammy-winning songwriter Terry Abrahamson. You can check out Procell's latest album and other music at www.derrickanamerican.com. To see what Procell and his band are up to, visit their facebook page or catch their free concert at the Deerfield Summer Sampler Concert Series on Sunday, July 7, from 5- to 6:30 p.m, at Mitchell Park, 951 Wilmot Road.    We welcome your comments and feedback--please send to: podcast@deerfieldlibrary.org. More info at: http://deerfieldlibrary.org/podcast Follow us: Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Pinterest

The new collaboration between DJ and producers Jax Jones and Martin Solveig has been named 'Europa'. Eddie Shaw asked how they got the name?

Paul and Tunde from the Lighthouse Family are back with a brand new song. Eddie Shaw asked what they've been doing for the last 17 years?

Eddie Shaw met Fleur East and asked since her trip to the jungle does it all feel like a whirlwind?

In 2016 Ward Thomas became the first UK country act to reach Number 1 with their album 'Cartwheels'. Lizzy & Catherine are back and Eddie Shaw asked if they had high hopes for another Number 1?

After over a year away she's back. Eddie Shaw asked if her new song was the obvious first single from her new album?

Eddie Shaw met the girls and asked if this was a new slightly grown up Little Mix?

Tom Odell has won a Brit Award and had two very successful albums. Eddie Shaw asked why it had been quite a while before the release of his 3rd album?

Eddie Shaw met up with Kodaline and asked them how long it had been since the last album?

This week on The Final Straw we'll be airing the second half of our interview with anarchist, author and cartoonist nonagenarian, Donald Rooum from Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. Donald has written introductions to anarchism and has been a leading organizer in movements in the U.K. against nuclear war, the death penalty and the use of corporal punishment against children in schools. This summer, Bursts and William found their way to London and were delighted to sit down and chat with Donald in the East End hear his stories. In the first portion of this chat, which aired on July 29th, 2018, Donald spoke about his beginnings in anarchism, his art studies, his time creating the Wildcat comics for which he's best known, anarchists of his time from the 1940's through today and his activism mentioned above. Now, you'll hear about Donald Rooum's “15 minutes of fame” in which he was nicked on his way to a demonstration against a visit to London by King Paul of Greece and Queen Frederika in 1963 and charged by Detective Sergeant Harold “Tanky” Challenor for carrying a brick to the demonstration. The problem for Donald is that the brick was placed in his pocket by Challenor while he was in police custody. The problem for Challenor is that Donald was smart enough to realize this, collect the proof of the framing attempt and successfully defend himself in court against the charges. In what became known as the “Challenor Affair”, Donald's self-defense shook the public trust in policing in the U.K. and lead to the Detective Sergeant's downfall for corruption. Donald also talks about the case that overshadowed the “Challenor Affair” at the time, known as the Profumo Affair. After that, Donald defends the work of Max Stirner on Egoism, Benjamin Tucker's translation and it's mistakes, Eddie Shaw (mentioned in this libcom article) and the Glasgow anarchists of the 1940's, multi-generationality in anarchism, human nature and anarchism, Rojava, and Murray Bookchin. Of note, Donald confuses Murray Bookchin's “Social Ecology” ideas with the “Deep Ecology”, which Bookchin railed against. Check out our website. There you can find our past episodes going back to 2009, as well as easy ways to subscribe to our podcast so that you never miss an episode of The Final Straw, our occasional tech security podcast Error451 or B(A)DNews: Angry Voices From Around The World (our latest here), an English-language podcast from the A-Radio Network of which we are a part. You can also find our contact information, info about following us on the various anti-social medias, as well as how to donate. And now a couple of announcements: Philly Anarchist Black Cross is asking people to write letters in support of the Virgin Island 3. The Virgin Island Five (aka Fountain Valley Five) are group of activists wrongly convicted of murdering eight people in 1973 at the Rockefeller-owned golf course in St. Croix. They were all in their early twenties when they were rounded up with hundreds of others and forced confessions were obtained. Because now only three are held in prison, they are now referred to as the Virgin Island 3. There is a campaign to commute the sentences of Abdul Azeez (aka Warren Ballentine), Hanif Shabazz Bey (aka Beaumont Gereau) and Malik Bey (aka Meral Smith) as they have been in prison for 46 years for a crime they deny committing. You can find more on this, including addresses to write and numbers to all and more about the campaign at https://phillyabc.wordpress.com/vi3-campaign/ playlist

Eddie Shaw asked him if it was really 50 years since he signed his first record deal?

Nina released her debut single 6 years ago and she's back with 'Loyal To Me'. Eddie Shaw asked if she liked this song from the first time she heard it?

Anne-Marie has a Top 5 debut album, she's just about to start a stadium tour with Ed Sheeran and she's recently sung for the Queen. Eddie Shaw asked how it feels to have so many big moments all at once?

John Newman sang on Rudimental's Number 1 'Feel The Love' and his own Number 1 'Love me Again'. His 3rd album will be out later this year. Eddie Shaw asked him how he was feeling about the new music?

Max is a singer and actor from New York. Eddie Shaw asked him if he'd ever performed on Broadway?

Since his major label debut 30 years ago, Southern blues guitar wizard, vocalist and songwriter Tinsley Ellis has become a worldwide guitar hero.  Armed with signature molten licks, melodic riffs and rousing solos, his legions of fans spread globally.  In this episode, award-winning program director, Ray White, hangs with Tinsley at Waves of Sound studio in Virginia Beach, VA in March of 2015, for an exclusive recording session and interview.  He shares with us insights on his Tough Love project and much more!  Tinsley's latest CD is titled, Winning Hand. The great bandleader, saxman and singer Eddie Shaw, is featured in our spotlight segment by our "Hostess with the Mostest," Lisa Davis, as we honor his storied career - which included bandleader for the legendary Howlin' Wolf.  Eddie passed away on January 29, 2018.  His last studio album was with his good friends in the Hampton Roads, VA region, Eddie Shaw and the 757 All Stars - Still Riding High.

Mabel recently came second to Jorja Smith for the Brits Critics Choice Award. Eddie Shaw asked if she felt 2018 was going to be her year?

Craig David has been having hits for the last 18 years and he's back with a brand new album. Eddie Shaw met him and asked if he could pick one of his many musical highlights?

Sigrid was named the Sounds of 2018 winner. Eddie Shaw asked how she started the new year?

En este programa: Greg Sover – Jubilee;  Sugar Queen And The Straight Blues Band - 340 Blues; Curtis Salgado & Alan Hager - Rough Cut; Tinsley Ellis - Winning Hand; Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion - The Blues And I Should Have A Party. Además homenaje a Eddie Shaw y adelanto del nuevo disco de Ben Harper y Charlie Musselwhite.

Sam's second album was released in November and the first single 'Too Good At Goodbyes' went to Number 1. Eddie Shaw met him and asked if the TV show 'Live At The BBC' was one of his biggest moments?

When the Howlin’ Wolf gives you a name it sticks. He told Arkansas native, Crawlin’ James Yancey to stop draggin’ his tail and from that day, the Tail Dragger was born on the Chicago blues scene. He took tips from Mad Dog Lester Davenport, Lee Shot Williams and Chico Chism before soon becoming one of Chicago’s most formidable singers and hiring a gamut of top talents to back him including Willie Kent, Little Mack Simmons, Johnny B Moore, Carey Bell, Lurrie Bell, and Eddie Shaw. Later, he frequently molded young white players; some have moved-on to make significant contributions to the blues, like Bob Corritore and Rockin’ Johnny Burgin.

Rita Ora has been away from making music for almost 2 years, but she's back and has already had 3 Top 10's in 2017. Eddie Shaw met her and asked how she's managed so many hits this year?

Sam Smith sold over a million copies of his debut album 'In The Lonely Hour' and his eagerly awaited second album is out later this year. Eddie Shaw asked when the work began for his new music?

Anne-Marie went to Number 1 last Christmas with Clean Bandit's 'Rockabye' plus she's had solo hits with 'Alarm' and 'Ciao Adios'. Eddie Shaw asked Anne-Marie to explain the relationship story behind her new song 'Heavy'?

Paloma Faith has had 3 hit albums and 7 Top 10 singles. After a short break to have a baby she's back with a new song called 'Crybaby'. Eddie Shaw asked if becoming a mum changes anything if you're a songwriter?

Playlist: Eran Troy Danner, No Money No Whiskey, Anni Piper, UnTRue, Josh Garrett, Goodnight, Goodnight, Danielle Nicole, Starvin’ For Love, Spin Doctors, If The River Was Whiskey, Rusty Wright, Wonderman, The Lucky Losers(Cathy Lemons & Phil Berkowitz), Detroit City Man, Stevie J, Miss Apple Cheeks, Scott Ellison, Holler For Help, Billy Hector, People Of The World, Toots Lorraine, Get Back To Lovin’, Lazer Lloyd,Suffering, Kern Pratt, Handcuffed To The Blues, JC Smith, Rocket To The Moon, David Michael Miller, Al The Blues To You, The Betty Fox Band, Think About It, John Ginty, Fredo, Thorbjorn Risager, High Rolling, Eddie Shaw, Sack Full O F Blues, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby

Playlist: Danny Pease & The Regulators, Blood Sweat and Beers, Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton, Trying To Make One Hundred, James Harman, Bonetime, JC Smith, Jump For Joy, Golden Novak Band, Hands On, Jason Ricci, Down At The Juke, Damon Fowler, Tightrope, Eddie Shaw, Louisiana Blues, Sugar Ray & The Bluetones, Hungry But Happy, Big Mean Sound Machine, Whoa Gosh, Brandon Santini, You Ruined Poor Me, Spiritual Rez, Wake Up Boy, Rusty Wright, Corvette Sunday, Josh Garrett, Honey For My Queen, Albert Castiglia, Till I Fell In Love With You, John Ginty/Albert Castiglia, The Quirk, Roots Of Creation, That’s How Strong My Love Is, Shawn Holt & The Teardrops, You Done Me Wrong, Jeff Pitchell, Whiskey River, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby.

By Berklee Office of Communications January 27, 2010 This year, Berklee's Africana Studies music programming celebrates the richness of America's roots music traditions. One of the guest artists featured during the Roots and Reason concert series is Mississippi Delta blues guitarist Ben Payton. Payton spent years on the Chicago blues scene, playing with artists such as Eddie Shaw and Junior Wells. After returning to his home state of Mississippi, Payton reunited with his Delta-style blues roots. "Boogie Child" is from his latest release, Diggin' Up Old Country Blues.

COUCH KID NEW MUSIC brings The No Refund Band back onto The Couch with an early listen to their upcoming album Current State Of Blue... in fact, this IS A WORLD PREMIER! From San Diego, we will speak with Missy Andersen, who likens her musical approach to Soul dipped in Blues. As a teenager, she opened on tour for Cissy Houston and has not looked back since. Her second solo album is entitled In The Moment and missy and I will explore her journey and where she is heading. Deeply rooted in traditional blues, yet delivering high-energy house-rocking performances with a thoroughly contemporary impact, harp-playing vocalist Rob Stone is one of the busiest young bandleaders on the blues scene today.  His album Gotta Keep Rollin' is his fourth album and with talent like Eddie Shaw, John Primer, Chris James, Patrick Ryynn and more performing behind him, oyu know the music is red-hot. I will talk with Rob and we will find out how he got to where he is at such a young age and what he hopes to accomplish with his career. Lucy Hammond & Ben Rice have been winning fans since they partnered up for NW Roots Uprising earlier this year and now, they have new music entitled "Destination Clarksdale" and we'll chat with them about the music and their partnership. "Musicians You Should Know"

Well, hello again! It's time once again for another dose of great blues! It's my traditional show highlighting many of the artists that won at the recently held Grammy's for the blues, the Blues Music Awards! This show includes tunes from Victor Wainwright and the Wild Roots, Eddie Shaw and the 757 Allstars, James Cotton, Shawn Holt and the Teardrops, Doug MacLeod, Buddy Guy, Bobby Rush, Diunna Greenleaf, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Trampled Under Foot, Lurrie Bell, James Harmon, and John Nemeth! Definitely Blue Ribbon Blues!

Playlist: Frank Bang & the Secret Stash-Wonder Woman, Shiny Lapel Trio- Rockabetty Swing, Brian MacDonald- Mid-Life Mambo, Jimmy Thackery- All About My Girl, The Lustre Kings- Tell Me Why, John Fries & the Heat- Travelin’ Home, Roosevelt Dime- St. James Infirmary, Danny Draher- Garlic & Onions, Royal Southern Brotherhood- Sweet Jelly Donut, Honey Island Swamp Band- Josephine, Biscuit Miller- Belly Up Some Blues, Candye Kane- Walkin’ Talkin’ Haunted House, Howard & the White Boys- Phone Booth, JC Crossfire- Grand Ole Girl, Balkun Bros.- Lose Control, Jr. Krauss & the Shakes- Box of Letters, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in our Feed Our Friends Contest this week . To win a $100 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply send us an 8-15 second video about why you want the gift card. Send your videos to music@onthehorn.com and you are in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: The first story this week I briefly mentioned at the beginning of the show it’s about the Documentary Ain’t In It For My Health which is at Real Art Ways in Hartford. It is a documentary about Levon Helm the drummer for The Band. Director Jacob Hatley's intimate documentary finds Mr. Helm at home in Woodstock, NY, in the midst of creating his first studio album in 25 years. Shot during the course of two-plus years, this highly anticipated film focuses in on the four-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member after his 2007 comeback album, Dirt Farmer, brought him back to the spotlight. "For the fans left bereft by his 2012 death, it's impossible to imagine a more exquisite, honest, and beautifully detailed documentary about the life of Levon Helm than Jacob Hatley's Ain't in It for My Health." - Peter Gertsenzang, Village Voice It is 83 minutes long and I recommend it to anyone that is a fan of The Band or Levon Helm. http://www.realartways.org/cinema.htm#levon The second story is about next weekend’s 2 Left Feet Bluesfest in East Hartland Ct. Sept 14,2013 in East Hartland Ct. the lineup includes Shemekia Copeland, Anthony Gomes, Biscuit Miller, Eddie Shaw, Rich Badowski, Lydia Warren, also Bobby Paltauf and Mosaic. Tickets are $28 online $35 at the gate also a limited number of VIP seats are still available for $50 you are right in front of the stage and it comes with a chair. For more info and directions check out their website at: http://www.2leftfeetbluesfestival.com/ American Blues Scene has a great review of the new Samantha Fish album to be released in September from our friends over at Ruf Records. If you want to read the review and also watch the first video that they shot for it the link will be in this week’s write up. Definitely go watch the video it was shot in a classic New Orleans club and is awesome. http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/08/samantha-fish-black-wind-howlin/ Lastly this week’s interview from Blues Blast is with Willie “The Touch “ Hayes who was Magic Sam’s drummer. He had to decide whether or not to go out on the road with Magic Sam at the age of 16. His decision may surprise you. It’s one of the best interviews form Blues Blast in a while and definitely worth the read. You can also find out who else he played with and what he’s doing now. Here is the link: http://thebluesblast.com/Archive/BluesBlasts/2013/BluesBlast8_29%AD_13.htm Blues In The Area: 9/6 FRIDAY Robert Randolph & the Family Band - The Palace Theater (8pm) - Stafford Springs, CT The Cobalt Rhythm Kings - The Bear & Grill (9:30pm) - Orange, CT The Balkun Brothers - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford The Troy T. Blues Band - Strykers Cafe (9pm) - Berlin, CT Killer Kane & the Jewel City Blues Band - Chan's (8pm) - Woonsocket, RI Eran Troy Danner - St. Michael's Episcopal Church (Naugatuck Green 7pm) - Naugatuck, CT 9/7 SATURDAY Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze - Theodores' (9pm) - Springfield, MA Junior Krauss & the Shakes - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford Blues Alley - CJ Sparrow's (8-11pm) - Cheshire, CT The Tom Sanders Band - The Cypress Restaurant - Middletown, CT The Kevin Crandall Band - The Taste of Mystic (2pm, Cottrell St.) - Mystic, CT 9/8 SUNDAY The Danny Draher Band - Cady's Tavern (3-7pm) - Chepachet, RI International Blues Challenge Fundraiser Blues Jam w/Wildcat O'Halloran - City Sports Grille (4-8pm) - Northampton, MA Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday September 4 Blues Open Mic hosted by Gene Donaldson Friday September 6 Balkun Bros. cd release party Saturday September 7 Jr. Krauss & the Shakes Monday September 9 Monday Night Jazz returns Tuesday September 10 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. subscribe-with-itunes-button

Playlist: Barrence Whitfield & the Savages- My Baby Didn’t Come Home Last Night, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- Jungle Twist, Erin Harpe & the Delta Swingers- Bye Bye Blues, Chris ToeField- Tomorrow’s Gonna Be A Better Day, Mystic Horns- Walkin’ In New Orleans, Jeff Slate- Babylon, Dennis Gruenling- She’s So Pretty, Doug Demming & the Jewel Tones-An Eye For An Eye, Sugar Ray & the Blue Tones- Moment of Passion, Diane Blue-Restless, Lisa Mann- See You Next Tuesday, Chris Massey Band- Takin’ Pills, Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood- Whiskey River, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: This week’s winner of our Feed Our Friends Contest was Bob Scully. Bob won a $50 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply by Friending our Facebook Fan page. Congratulations Bob!! Black-Eyed News: The first story last week was about Bob Dylan being inducted into the Academy of Arts and Letters. He is the first rock star ever inducted into the “honor society.” For more on this story you can go to: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/dylan-inducted-honorary-member-arts-academy The second story of the week was an interview with the great Eddie Shaw discussing working for Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf. It’s a great interview if you want to read more you can find it here: http://thebluesblast.com/Archive/BluesBlasts/2013/BluesBlast5_16_13.htm The last piece this week was about Gregg Allman ‘s autobiography being made into a movie. Original Allman Brothers music will be used in the movie, and re-recordings of live Allman performances will be created for the film. In addition, “Cross to Bear” will begin shooting in Georgia, the famous long-time stomping grounds of the band, and home to the Allman Brothers Band Museum. For more about this story go follow this link: http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/05/gregg-allman-autobiography-coming-to-the-big-screen/ Blues in the Area: 6/14 FRIDAY THE RICH BADOWSKI BLUES BAND W/MIKE LAW - LA LUNA'S - MYSTIC, CT THE MOJO DUO - COALHOUSE PIZZA (9PM) - STAMFORD, CT DAN STEVENS - THE STONE FLEET TAVERN (7PM) - NEW LONDON, CT SWAMPSHAKA'S TRIO - CJ SPARROW'S (8PM) - CHESHIRE, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - THE BIDWELL TAVERN (8PM) - COVENTRY, CT 6/15 SATURDAY JEFF PITCHELL - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD EASYBABY - JUNE'S OUTBACK (8PM) - KILLINGWORTH, CT BAD ROOSTER - THE BLACKSTONE IRISH PUB - SOUTHINGTON, CT THE RICH BADOWSKI BLUES BAND - THE CAMBRIDGE BREW HOUSE - GRANBY, CT MIKE LAW'S BIRTHDAY GIG - SAM THE CLAM'S - SOUTHINGTON, CT ERIN HARPE & THE DELTA SWINGERS - THEODORES' - SPRINGFIELD, MA THE RESONATORS - TERRA SOLE (8PM) - RIDGEFIELD, CT DAN STEVENS - THE STONINGTON VINEYARDS (NOON-3PM) - STONINGTON, CT THE TOM SANDERS BAND - THE BROOKSIDE BAR & GRILL - HIGGANUM, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - THE OLD LYME BEACH CLUB (7PM) - OLD LYME, CT CHRIS D'AMATO - WAYNE'S WALK AT SHORT BEACH (11:30AM-2PM) - STRATFORD, CT DAN STEVENS - THE STONINGTON VINEYARDS (NOON-3PM) - STONINGTON, CT JR. KRAUSS & THE SHAKES - THE BRASS HORSE CAFE (2-6PM) - BARKHAMSTED, CT BLUES JAM W/WILDCAT O'HALLORAN - CITY SPORTS GRILL (4-8PM) - NORTHAMPTON, MA Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Tuesday June 11 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra Wednesday June 12 Blues Open Mic hosted by Willie J. Laws Friday Jun 14 Chris Massey Band Saturday Jun 15 Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood Monday Jun 18 Monday Night Jazz featured performer Kris Allen Quartet

Playlist: Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- Jungle Twist, Paco & Co.- Lotto, Coco Montoya- The One That Really Loves You, Roxy Perry- Blues Comes To Call, Popa Chubby- Sweet Goddess Of Love And Beer, Ryan Hartt & The Blue Hearts-One More Night, Lustre Kings-Lookin’ For My Baby, Oli Brown- Evil Soul, The Grimm Generation- Someday I’m Gonna Leave You,Detroit Rebellion- Fork in the Road, Roxy Perry- Easy For You, Bad Rooster- Low Down Dirty Dog, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Show Notes: Congrats to Preston Bonesteel of East Hartford this week’s winner in our Feed Our Friends contest. Preston wins a $50 gift card From Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford. All you have to do is friend our Facebook page to win. Jimi Hendrix would have been 70 this week so we found some classic pics of him from Time Magazine Here is the link:http://lightbox.time.com/2012/11/27/happy-70th-birthday-jimi-hendrix-photos-of-an-incendiary-talent/?iid=tl-article-mostpop2#9 Led Zeppelin reunion never happened because Robert Plant “was too Busy”: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/jimmy-page-led-zeppelin-reunion-tour-never-happened-because-robert-plant-was-busy-20121121? What lengths will Deadheads go to preserve music? Find out here: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/11/26/121126fa_fact_paumgarten What did the Rolling Stones play on the first night of their 50th Anniversary Tour? Check it out here: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-rolling-stones/2012/o2-arena-london-england-63dace27.html With no interview this week we found a current story and told the Legend of Robert Johnson find it all in these links: http://www.robertjohnsonbluesfoundation.org/news/rare-robert-johnson-i-believe-ill-dust-my-broom-vocalion-record http://www.robertjohnsonbluesfoundation.org/biography http://www.robertjohnsonbluesfoundation.org/node/238 http://www.shmoop.com/blues-history/statistics.html If you missed any of these performers last week here’s where you can see them next: Roxy Perry: Friday Nov 30- Sat Dec 1 at The Blu Parrot in Westport Ct. Coco Montoya: Fri Nov 30 in Buffalo New York at the Tralf and Sat Dec1 in Gravenhurst Ontario Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez: Sat Dec 1 in NYC at Rodeo Bar Rundown: This Week at Black-Eyed Sally’s Tues Nov 27 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra Wed Nov 28 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tim MacDonald Thurs Nov 29 The Grimm Generation Detroit Rebellion Fri Nov 30 Eddie Shaw & the Wolf Gang Sat Dec 1 Bad Rooster Mon Dec 3 Monday Night Jazz featured performer Steve Porter Band w/ Jazzmeia Horn I hope to see you at Sally’s this weekend but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. See you next week! Download to iTunes: Brian T. Lee and the Black-Eyed and Blues Music Hour http://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Show%2075%20%7C%20Black%20Eyed%20and%20Blues%20Music%20%20-%20http%3A%2F%2Fonthehorn.com%2F2012%2F11%2F08%2Fshow-75-blachttp://www.facebook.com/share.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fonthehorn.com%2F2012%2F11%2F08%2Fshow-75-black-eyed-and-blues-music%2F&t=Show%2075%20%7C%20Black%20Eyed%20and%20Blues%20Music%20k-eyed-and-blues-music%2F%20

This first time collaboration between the legendary blues sax man and a group of all Hampton Roads blues musicians is proof that the blues are alive and well.

Bernie Marsden (Steppin' In); Koko Taylor (Come To Mama); Donna Greene and The Roadhouse Daddies (Baby Get Lost); Eddie Shaw and The Wolf Gang (Sitting On Top Of The World); Mississippi Sheiks (West Jackson Blues); Corey Harris and Henry Butler (If You Let A Man Kick You Once); Big Boy Cleveland (Goin' To Leave You Blues); Lottie Kimbrough (Goin' Away Blues); Jimmy 'Duck' Holmes (Done Got Tired Of Tryin'); Skip James (Yola My Blues Away); Tinsley Ellis (A Quitter Never Wins); Bo Weavil Jackson (Some Scream High Yellow); Bessie Smith (The Yellow Dog Blues); Samuel James (Joe Fletcher's Blues); Michael Hill's Blues Mob (This Is My Job).