Podcast appearances and mentions of edward david anderson

Blues, Soul, and Rock and Roll continue to evolve and inspire. While BSC tends to favor the veterans and living legends, this week we have two acts, Edward David Anderson and CATL that have dynamic, innovative and fresh approaches, yet deep love and reverence for the traditions of yesterday. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

"Edward David Anderson is an American songwriter and veteran of the road who spent his formative years fronting the revered Illinois band Backyard Tire Fire. Known for infectious melodies and memorable messages he penned 9 releases for the band and played countless shows across the US and Canada. When BTF went on hiatus in 2011 EDA continued to write and play solo and with his band Black Dirt Revival. Backyard Tire Fire returned to the stage to headline the inaugural Black Dirt Music Festival in 2019 and is currently booking select dates and festival plays. With a retooled lineup they released Black Dirt Blue Sky (EP) in Sept. of 2021, produced and written by EDA and released on his own Black Dirt Records in conjunction with The Royal Potato Family label. EDA has been featured on NPR's World Cafe, has twice appeared on the nationally syndicated radio program Mountain Stage, as well as the PBS television show Sun Studio Sessions and has been in regular rotation on radio stations across the globe for two decades. Touring with the likes of Gov't Mule and Rev Horton Heat, playing high profile festivals from Mountain Jam in NY to High Sierra in CA and consistently releasing interesting studio recordings has garnered the gifted songwriter critical praise & a national audience." (edwarddavidanderson.com) If you enjoy the podcast, please let others know, subscribe or write a review. 5 star ratings and reviews on Apple Music as well as subscribing to my YouTube Channel help out the most! IF YOU'D LIKE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST IN A MONETARY WAY, I'M NOW ON PATREON! www.patreon.com/andysydow Guest Links: Website: www.edwarddavidanderson.com Episode Music: Original music by Andy Sydow Sponsors: A huge thanks to our sponsor, Narrator Music. For any sponsorship inquiries, shoot me an email at middleclassrockstar@gmail.com narratormusic.com

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to know to start your day for Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023. You'll hear about the Unit 5 referendum returning to the ballot April 4. Plus, an interview with musician Edward David Anderson about his new concert series at Destihl Brewery in Normal.

Bloomington Americana singer/songwriter Edward David Anderson says his new "Live and Solo" album intentionally tried to capture where he's at in his current iteration.

Thank you Ed for the original music: Home, She catches fish I write songs, and a story about Guy Clark... oh and a South Wind...

Shemekia Copeland, John Nemeth & The Blue Dreamers, Bridget Kearney, T Sisters and Edward David Anderson perform on NPR Music & West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Mountain Stage. Episode 894 recorded live at the Peoples Bank Theatre in Marietta, Ohio.

Blues, Soul, and Rock and Roll continue to evolve and inspire. While BSC tends to favor the veterans and living legends, this week we have two acts, Edward David Anderson and CATL that have dynamic, innovative and fresh approaches, yet deep love and reverence for the traditions of yesterday. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Edward David Anderson plays tracks from Lower Alabama: The Loxley Sessions, & talks about working with Anthony Crawford, getting sentimental, and life on the Gulf Coast. Also on this episode a new folk/blues album from Luther Dickinson, new string band music from The O’s, classic country from Johnny Cash, retro-vintage rock from The Cactus Blossoms, another track from that beautiful Chapin Sisters album, and another awesome track from that new Phil Cook album. "Edward David Anderson learns to not save the world (Ep284)" originated from Americana Music Show.

In the Leadoff, we discuss Yasiel Puig, the fevered pitch of Guns N' Roses reunion chatter and the Tool/Primus tour. In the Heart of the Order, we welcome special guest and lifelong Cubs fan Edward David Anderson, who just released his new album Lower Alabama: The Loxley Sessions. We also discuss the beginning of MLB's hot stove free agency season and what could be in store for the White Sox, Royals and Cubs. In the Bullpen Session, we share music from Kongos, Bonnie Prince Billy and a Seattle funk and soul compilation.

Show #321   Edward David Anderson - Firefly (Lower Alabama: The Loxley Sessions) Clara Baker - Big Spoon  (Temporary Things) Halfway - Oscar (An Outpost of Promise) Jason Boland & the Stragglers - Fat And Merry (Squelch) (mic break) Jeffrey Foucault - Des Moines  (Salt as Wolves) Lowell "Banana" Levinger - Darkness Darkness  (Get Together - Banana Recalls Youngbloods Classics) Mandy Rowden - These Bad Habits  (These Bad Habits)  Edward David Anderson - Sentimental In The Morning  (Lower Alabama: The Loxley Sessions) (mic break) Israel Nash - Willow  (Israel Nash's Silver Season) Willy Porter - This Train  (Human Kindness)  Jim Lauderdale - One Big Company  (Soul Searching: Vol. 1 Memphis/Vol. 2. Nashville) Eilen Jewell - Hallelujah Band  (Sundown Over Ghost Town) Ned Van Go - Come On Big River (The Dirt and the Sin) (mic break) Edward David Anderson - Hidin' At The Hollow  (Lower Alabama: The Loxley Sessions)  

The Milagro Saints play tracks from Tupelo and talk about their American Mythology, Woody Guthrie’s influence, and the importance of stupid banter. This week I’ve got the new alums from Sam Morrow and Randall Bramblett. Plus I’ve got new music from the Rayburn Brothers Band, The Legendary Shack Shakers, Lance Canales, Shemekia Copeland, Amy Helm, and Edward David Anderson all on this special two hour episode of the show. "Milagro Saints create their own American mythology (Ep264)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Edward David Anderson plays three tracks from Lies & Wishes and talks about his more direct acoustic-driven sound and the Gulf Coast music scene. Also on this episode, honkytonk from John Howie Jr., roadhouse blues from Rodney Crowell, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, soul music from Candi Staton, retro-soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, indie rock from Chuck Ragan, country rock from Moot Davis, and traditional blues from Bobby Smith. "Episode 189: Edward David Anderson" originated from Americana Music Show.

Jimbo Mathus plays tracks from Dark Night Of The Soul, talks about going from "sepia tones to ultrachrome" and the "crazy Mississippi white boy chain." Also on this episode, indie rock from Bobby Bare Jr., heartland rock from Jonny Two Bags, country rock from Rodney Crowell, road trip music from Chuck Ragan, soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, country rock from John Howie Jr., kudzu boogie from Turchi, tin pan alley blues from Auburn, indie rock from Edward David Anderson, folk rock from Twin Forks, and honky tonk from Moot Davis. "Episode 188: Jimbo Mathus" originated from Americana Music Show.