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Hey Plus One Fans!This week, we're revisiting the very first episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, featuring Kraz's interview with Dave Matthews. This is a look back at early 2020 when the COVID pandemic had just begun, and the entire music industry was wondering how long live touring would be shut down. Enjoy!-----------------Kraz talks with legendary jam folk icon Dave Matthews during the coronavirus pandemic. They talk about how they are getting by in these troubling times, their history together, streaming sites versus radio, and Neil Young. Questions? Contact us at krazplusone@gmail.com and your question may be answered in a future episode! Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey There EKPO Fans! We're continuing our focus on Women First with an encore presentation of this chat with Ani DiFranco. Enjoy!-------------------On this episode of Plus One Eric talks with guitarist and folk singer Ani DiFranco, who's gained critical recognition in the neo-Americana folk world for unaffectedly blending her eclectic sound with socially and politically charged lyrics. She is also widely accredited for mothering the DIY movement in music. DiFranco started her own record label, Righteous Babe, when she was 19 and has since released 22 studio albums. In 2019 she put out a memoir, titled No Walls and the Recurring Dream, in which she details her life as a musician and activist. Last month Ani released a double single, “Do or Die” and “Contagious,” along with a music video for the former. The video promotes voting by dropping the viewer into an illustrious, quintessential display of the streets of New Orleans, to culminate with a social justice street-dance-party, ending in a silent tribute to justice by the Magnolia Bridge. The slick, Wurlitzer-decorated groove in combination with her versatile vocal dynamics provide a nifty instrumental section to compliment her message of unity and justice. Ani and Kraz talk through her recent projects, the journey to the digital age of music, and about her musical style choices and breakthroughs. Ani goes in depth on the influences that brought her to her current standing, and how she did it herself to become a matriarch for the DIY movement in music. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes! And check out the podcast Festival Circuit: New Orleans, a new series about the music of New Orleans and the jazz fest from Osiris Media. Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey There Plus One Fans!Over the next few months, we're going to revisit some classic episodes of the show. This week, we continue our focus on Women First with Victoria Canal. Enjoy!---------------------------------------------In this episode of Plus One Eric talks to his good friend and one of his favorite young artists, singer-songwriter Victoria Canal. Having grown up across three continents and moving every year, from an early age Victoria used songwriting to channel her fears of not fitting in. It's Canal's complete comfort in her own skin that lets her trust audiences and be truly vulnerable with them, frequently bringing fans to tears. Her newest EP, Victoria, released on August 28th, represents a giant step forward for Canal as a writer and producer, and the resulting tracks convey a maturity far beyond her 22 years. Hear Victoria tell Eric why a seaside cliff near Barcelona was the only place to record such a profoundly personal album, and why it feels right to release it during such a difficult year. Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. For 15% off from Sunset Lake CBD use the PROMO CODE: KRASNO15 at checkout. Learn more about SYNLawn at: http://www.synlawn.com/plusone Check out Grady's Cold Brew Kits and get 20% off a Cold Brew Kit when you use the promo code PLUSONE20. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey There Plus One Fans!Over the next few months, we're going to revisit some classic episodes of the show. This week, we're starting with a focus on Women First. Enjoy!---------------Eric's Plus One this week is Laura Lee, bassist for Khruangbin. They discuss how they are weathering the storm of COVID-19, how Khruangbin formed, Laura's newfound appreciation for Phish, and how Khruangbin's plans for 2020 have been altered. Questions for Kraz? Email krazplusone@gmail.com and maybe your questions will be answered on an upcoming episode! Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.---------------Visit SunsetLakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off your purchase of premium CBD products.Visit GradysColdBrew.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off your first purchase of premium coffee and cold brew. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“... when I listened back to “The Man In Me,” I was like okay we created this via “satellite” … but it really felt live, and it had a feel ... It felt like we were a band.” -- Eric Krasno For the first episode of 2022, Eric Krasno returns to sit down with Otis McDonald to celebrate the release of their new album, Always! In this conversation, you'll hear an in-depth rundown of the making of the record, including the story of how the two met through Adam Deitch in the beginning of the pandemic, the genesis of the Otis McDonald project, and using demo vocals for final mixes on the album. They also talk about Otis' home base at Hyde Street Studios, which gave birth to classic albums by artists including the Grateful Dead and Herbie Hancock, using technology to work together remotely, and take a look inside of Kraz's musical headspace when he talks about the writing process for the album. Joe Bagale, also known as Otis McDonald, lives by the philosophy that there are only two kinds of music; good music and bad music. He was born in upstate New York, but his tenure in San Francisco was where he definitively honed his craft, releasing three albums under his name from 2008 to 2014. Following the success of his early releases, Joe was commissioned by YouTube to write and record 30 new tracks for their audio library, which was the beginning of a new project he calls Otis McDonald. Playing all the instruments, writing, producing, mixing, and mastering 30 songs in a 3 month period, it proves to be his funkiest and most interesting music to date. Joe has shared the stage with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart, Mike Gordon, and many other legendary artists, and by the end of this episode, you'll know why he's had the success that he's had in recent years. Listen to Always on Spotify or Apple Music. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD products See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Plus One, drummer Nate Smith joins Kraz to talk about the making of his new record, Kinfolk 2: See the Birds, his eclectic range of influences which spans from The Police to Living Colour, and how he developed his vamp-based groove style that still allows for the addition of rhythmic color through the drums. You'll also hear Nate dive deep on a songwriting credit that he received on a Michael Jackson tune, and Kraz tells Nate about a similar experience he had when 50 Cent used one of his own beats. The two friends also discuss how they were inspired by Herbie Hancock's implementation of new-age technologies in his music, discovering James Brown and other funk artists through hip hop samples, and why Nate is thankful that he didn't grow up around other musicians. Nate Smith is an American drummer, songwriter, producer, and three-time Grammy nominee from Chesapeake, Virginia. He has been a key piece in reinvigorating the international music scene with his visceral, instinctive, and deep-rooted style of drumming. Nate's resume of collaborators includes diverse and legendary names including Pat Metheny, Dave Holland, members of Vulfpeck, Brittany Howard, Chris Potter, José James, John Patitucci, Ravi Coltrane, and Somi among many others. His 2x Grammy-nominated debut album, KINFOLK: Postcards from Everywhere, exhibits the fusion of his original modern jazz compositions with R&B, pop, and hip-hop. In recent years, through a series of viral videos, he has emerged as one of the most influential and popular drummers of his generation. His videos have been viewed millions of times and have inspired countless musicians and fans, and in this episode he tells Kraz about the creative work that goes into his music. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD productsIt's visit BetterHelp.com/plusone to get 10% off your first month of professional online therapy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“... we all have something. Don't be so worried about what the guy next to you has, just do your thing. Do your thing because your personality belongs to only you, and your playing should be your personality. That's the best advice I could give man, be fearless …” -- Jimmy Vivino On this episode of Plus One, guitarist Jimmy Vivino joins Kraz to talk about his familial roots in music and how he gravitated towards the guitar, keeping it simple during improvisation, and nurturing musical interest in young artists. You'll hear Jimmy and Kraz dive deep on blues guitar playing and talk about all components of the style from gear, to soloing techniques, to conceptual philosophies about the instrument. They also discuss the calling from the blues that Jimmy felt as a young guitarist, Jimmy's deep appreciation for black music, and jammin' with Muddy Waters. Jimmy Vivino is an American guitarist, producer, and musical director. He is best known as the bandleader of Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band, the house band for the TBS late night program, Conan. Aside from his work with the Basic Cable Band, Jimmy has played with many other exceptional groups including Beatles tribute band The Fab Faux, alongside another former Plus One guest, Will Lee. Jimmy has recorded several studio albums under his own name and contributed fantastic guitar playing to countless others, and he's also served as an orchestrator and music producer for several films. In this episode Jimmy speaks humbly and informatively about his musical experience, and offers a wealth of wisdom for guitar players and musicians of all kinds. If you're a guitar player, you certainly don't want to miss this one! This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD productsIt's visit BetterHelp.com/plusone to get 10% off your first month of professional online therapy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Plus One, vocalist and songwriter Alecia Chakour joins Kraz to talk about the making of her upcoming album, Lotusland. You'll hear the two longtime friends discuss the songwriting and recording processes behind the new record, growing up in a musical family and how that helped shape her perception of collaboration, and a genuine onstage moment that she shared with B.B. King when she was 10 years old. You'll also hear Alecia tell Kraz why she appreciates the “parts making up the whole” in the context of background singing, and Alecia and Kraz take a trip down memory lane to their old neighborhood in NYC, reminiscing about being in close proximity to their creative companions. Alecia Chakour is a vocalist and songwriter best known for singing background vocals for Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Warren Haynes Band, and for her amazing collaborations with some of our favorite musicians. Alecia is set to release her debut solo album Lotusland on October 29, and in this episode you'll hear her dive deep on the creation of the record, and why she's so thankful for working with the incredible musicians who she's collaborated with over the years. Check out Alecia's new album, Lotusland, here. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD products See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Plus One, Kraz talks with fellow musical collaborator and longtime friend, Danny Mayer, who is best known as the guitarist for Star Kitchen, On the Spot Trio, and Kraz's own Eric Krasno Band. In this conversation you'll hear Danny and Kraz talk about Danny's upcoming debut solo record, his musical background and the genesis of On the Spot trio, how learning to use Ableton inspired Danny to create his own music, and much more. You'll also hear them talk about balancing their touring and family lives, how learning classical guitar changed Danny's approach to the instrument, and Danny tells Kraz about his top 5 most influential guitar players, as they discuss Jimi Hendrix's interpretation of the blues and a talkbox solo from Kraz on “Jesus Children” that spoke to Danny. Danny Mayer is the guitarist for On The Spot Trio, Star Kitchen, and a number of other bands including Eric Krasno Band. He has toured nationally for the past 15 years and his unparalleled, expressive style of playing has landed him on stage with some of the most legendary musicians of this era including members of the Grateful Dead, The New Mastersounds, Trey Anastasio Band, Snarky Puppy and more. Through extensive touring and releasing numerous critically-acclaimed albums with the various groups that he's a part of, Mayer has become an incredibly experienced musician with a wealth of knowledge to share with listeners. You can listen to his two new singles, “Basic Goodness,” and “Upsetter” here. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Plus One, Kraz chats with his friend Dave Gutter, best known from the band Rustic Overtones. Dave and Kraz have recorded, written, and produced together many times, including co-producing Aaron Neville's Apache album, as well as Eric's own Blood From A Stone. The pair also discuss Dave's punk roots, how Rustic Overtones managed to land a record deal with Arista records, and an hilarious evening which affected Dave's guitar playing from that night forward.Dave Gutter is a singer, songwriter, composer, and performer from Portland, Maine. Gutter has been hailed as one of the most perceptive and enigmatic lyricists of his time, and he's best known for his work as frontman of indie rock groups Rustic Overtones, Armies, and Paranoid Social Club. Rustic Overtones are a seven-piece rock band with an extensive discography that includes 8 studio albums since 1995. The band's unique take on indie rock is heavily inspired by soul music, garage punk, jazz, and psychedelic music of the 60's and 70's, and Rolling Stone has called their style "a unique sound steeped in both Earth, Wind and Fire-style funk and late-era Beatles psychedelia.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit Melophy.com and use the promo code TIME to get 20% off your first lesson with top touring and studio musicians See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Plus One, brother and sister Clyde and Gracie Lawrence of the band Lawrence join Kraz for a wall-to-wall discussion that covers everything from their young career playing in an 8-piece band, to the recording process for their latest release Hotel TV, to how to go viral on Tik Tok. You'll hear about how they balance their songwriting by both working together as a live band and by individually crafting arrangements in the studio, and how their parents fed them just the right music that they needed growing up. They also discuss Gracie's acting career, the band's savviness on social media, and working with Kraz on their debut album Breakfast, which gives listeners a look inside of Kraz's mindset as a producer.Lawrence is a New York City-based 8-piece band fronted by sister and brother Gracie and Clyde Lawrence. Gracie and Clyde, as well as multiple other members of the band, have been playing together since their childhood, and in 2016 they released their debut album Breakfast, which hit #6 on the iTunes R&B charts on its first day of release. Since then, they have sold out headline shows across the country and appeared at festivals including Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and Firefly, and have also opened for Lake Street Dive, Vulfpeck, Soulive, Jacob Collier, and many other big-name acts. Last month they released their third studio album, Hotel TV which features many of the uplifting sounds that allowed them to make a name for themselves in the first place.You can listen to Hotel TV here.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit Melophy.com and use the promo code TIME to get 20% off your first lesson with top touring and studio musicians See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Plus One, Kraz welcomes one of the most proficient guitarists of all time, Leo Nocentelli of The Meters, onto the show. Leo and Kraz discuss everything from Leo's thoughts on super-star artists sampling Meters songs, to his unconventional methods of gaining the confidence to play in front of crowds at an early age. The two also talk about Leo's signature sound that he gets out of the Gibson ES-175, and he sheds light on the incredible rhythmic connection between drummer Zigaboo Modeliste and bassist George Porter Jr. You'll also hear Leo talk about why The Meters split up in the late 70's, the messiness of the business side of music, and why Leo enjoys being an essential contributor to the band from the background, and never the spotlight. This is a must-hear conversation between two masters of the guitar, and one of the most monumental musicians that funk has ever heard.Leo Nocentelli is a founding member and the lead guitarist for The Meters, a band that is often credited alongside all-time greats like James Brown as being one of the sole originators of funk music. He's written classic songs including “Hey Pocky A-Way,” and "Cissy Strut," which he and Kraz discuss in-depth in the conversation. On top of his work with The Meters, he boasts an incredible musical resume as a session player, having recorded with legends such as Etta James, Temptations, Dr. John, and Robert Palmer. He's a recipient of the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award as a member of The Meters, but his playing and the band's incredible discography speak for themselves, needing no official recognition. In this episode he details how he developed his one of a kind style that fuses funk, rock n' roll, and jazz like no guitarist has ever done before.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit Melophy.com and use the promo code TIME to get 20% off your first lesson with top touring and studio musicians See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Plus One, Kraz talks with one of the hardest working musicians alive, world-renowned bassist Will Lee. In this conversation Will and Kraz talk about Will's seasoned background as a session musician, their mutual connection to Yusef Lateef, and the 36 different albums that Will worked on during quarantine, which ranged from fusion, to blues, to funk, to Elvis impersonation. The two also discuss Will's mastery as a band director while they dive deep on Love Rocks, the annual benefit show directed by Will that brings together an astonishing lineup of musical talent. Love Rocks NYC has helped raise more than $13 million dollars to date, and has funded over 1.3 million meals to New Yorkers in need. Will Lee is a bassist from San Antonio and HuntsviTexas known for his proficient session and touring work with a lengthy list of all-time great musicians. He has collaborated with Steely Dan, Diana Ross, D'Angelo, Mariah Carey, and many other incredible artists over the course of his 40+ year career, and is the founder of the world class Beatles tribute band, The Fab Faux. He is also one of the original members of The World's Most Dangerous Band, the house band on NBC's Late Night with David Letterman. Despite having such an extraordinary musical resume, the longtime veteran of all genres is incredibly humble about his work, and he has a great deal of wisdom to lend listeners in this episode.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD productsTo learn more about unique music workshops you can join this summer with Music Masters Collective, visit www.musicmasterscollective.org/plusoneVisit Melophy.com and use promo code PLUSONE for 20% off your first virtual lesson.Align your investments with your values at Greenfuturewealth.com. Receive a free report on your existing accounts by referencing “Osiris” when scheduling your virtual consultation See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Plus One, mind-blowing pianist Marco Benevento joins Kraz to talk about recording and writing music over the last year, and the wide array of musical projects that he's been a part of throughout his career. You'll hear Marco tell the cheerful story of how he reconnected with Joe Russo after attending Berklee College of Music, and talk about his early musical development, including the “life-changing” moment when his parents surprised him with a Hammond organ. Marco and Kraz also dive deep on JRAD, discuss their circle of friends at Berklee and how that became the nucleus of the music scene that they're both presently a part of, and much more. Marco Benevento is a keyboardist, songwriter, and producer from Livingston, New Jersey. He gained initial recognition for playing in the Benevento/Russo Duo, and the group eventually combined forces to tour with Trey Anastasio and Mike Gordon of Phish under the name GRAB, in 2006. Aside from releasing 7 stellar solo studio albums, Marco also plays with Joe Russo's Almost Dead, and has captivated audiences from all over the world with his indescribably enlivening playing style. He is also the co-founder of Royal Potato Family, a Catskill-based indie label that has released music for artists including Garage A Trois, Neal Casal, Stanton Moore and many more exceptional musicians. Marco is one of the most talented pianists in the world, and you won't want to miss this conversation, as he details the events that led to him dropping the jaws of fans of all genres. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“... I put my head down, and I kinda feel like I've never looked back up. I just played, I woke up. Played, listened, learned. It was just music, guitar ‘till I went to bed. I'd be eating dinner with the guitar on.” -- Ariel Posen This week on Plus One, Kraz is joined by guitarist and singer Ariel Posen, who just released his second solo album, Headway, in March. In this episode Ariel details his musical development from the time he started playing piano in elementary school, up until the spontaneous moment when he realized that he was a full-time touring musician. You'll also hear Ariel talk about recording his latest album at the same studio that his parents used to record at, and at the end of the episode he and Kraz nerd out about guitar, as they dive deep on Ariel's guitars, open tunings, and slide playing. Ariel Posen is a Canadian guitarist and singer from Winnipeg who gained initial recognition from fans and critics after releasing his debut solo album, How Long, in 2019. Ariel grew up surrounded and infatuated by music, as his parents toured and recorded in a folk band called Finjan. His soulful songs, unique slide style, and experimentation with alternate guitar tunings make him as distinguished as any young guitarist out there, and in this conversation you'll hear him and Kraz talk about what makes his playing stand out. Ariel's sophomore studio album, Headway, can be listened to here. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.To learn more about unique music workshops you can join this summer with Music Masters Collective, visit www.musicmasterscollective.org/plusoneVisit Melophy.com and use the promo code TIME to get 20% off your first lesson with top touring and studio musicians See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Plus One, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Helm joins Kraz to talk about her extraordinary life of music. You'll hear Amy explain the writing and production processes behind her upcoming album What The Flood Leaves Behind, and how the legendary barn that her father built brings out the most genuine expression from the musicians who play within its walls. You'll also hear Amy detail Levon Helm's process for building the barn, discuss working with T Bone Burnett and how he helped her band Ollabelle grapple with immediate success, and her one of a kind story about seeing Joni Mitchell at The Last Waltz. Amy Helm is a singer-songwriter best known for her work with Ollabelle, the New York City-based folk group. She is also the daughter of Levon Helm, one of the greatest American musicians of all time and a founding member of The Band. She has won multiple Grammys as a performer and a producer, and her impressive discography and musical resume are testaments to her intense dedication towards her craft. Amy's upcoming album, What The Flood Leaves Behind can be pre-saved here, and is available on June 18. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit gradyscoldbrew.com and use code PlusOne20 for 20% off your orderVisit sunsetlakecbd.com and use code PLUSONE for 20% off your orderTo learn more about unique music workshops you can join this summer with Music Masters Collective, visit www.musicmasterscollective.org/plusone See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this all-access release of Eric Krasno Plus One: The Guest List, enjoy a free preview of Kraz's premium-subscriber content as he sits down with writer and podcast host Bee Getz for a riveting conversation about the jam world. The Guest List is Kraz's chance to connect more deeply with some of Plus One's most engaged listeners, as he offers a closer look inside of some of the show's exciting conversations. When you join The Guest List you'll receive two bonus episodes per month, ad-free versions of all episodes, and access to Kraz's Ask Me Anything page, where you can submit questions that he'll answer in bonus segments. Subscription options are $5 per month or $50 per year.Join The Guest List here: https://plusone.supercast.tech/In this free preview episode, Kraz and Getz discuss Questlove and the Philly music scene in the 90's, the impact that D'Angelo's Voodoo had on neo soul, why it's important to have a sense of community in music, and much more. You'll hear Getz share unique insights about some of our favorite artists, as he and Kraz bring to light backstage tales that only seasoned insiders could tell. With over 20 years of experience covering music for various media outlets, Getz is a tested veteran of the jam scene and has a knack for bringing out the rawest, most genuine stories and opinions from artists like Kraz, and you won't want to miss this special preview or what's to come on The Guest List.Visit gradyscoldbrew.com and use code PlusOne20 for 20% off your orderVisit sunsetlakecbd.com and use code PLUSONE for 20% off your orderTo learn more about unique music workshops you can join this summer with Music Masters Collective, visit www.musicmasterscollective.org/plusoneThis podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Kraz has one of his most captivating Plus One conversations to date, as legendary MC Pharoahe Monch joins Eric on the show. Pharoahe Monch has had one of the most accomplished careers of any hip hop artist over the last 30 years, thanks to his meaningfully complex lyrics, masterful manipulations of rhythm, and his meticulous production process. Rapper Kool Moe Dee wrote that Monch “is like an eloquent linguistics professor moonlighting as a rhyme serial killer terrorist, challenging the listeners' I.Q. while daring him or her to keep up.”In this episode, you’ll hear Kraz and Monch dive deep on the versatility of hip hop and what made Pharoahe fall in love with the genre, the writing and recording process for Internal Affairs, the legal fiasco behind the “Simon Says” sample, and much more. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit gradyscoldbrew.com and use code PlusOne20 for 20% off your orderVisit sunsetlakecbd.com and use code PLUSONE for 20% off your orderTo learn more about unique music workshops you can join this summer with Music Masters Collective, visit www.musicmasterscollective.org/plusone See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Eric Krasno Plus One, Kraz talks with a monumental figure of hip hop over the last 20+ years, the one and only Talib Kweli. Kweli earned critical recognition through his work with fellow Brooklyn rapper Mos Def, when they formed the legendary group Black Star in 1997. The duo released one album and a number of singles, and their collaboration helped to propel both of their solo careers. In 2018, 21 years after the group’s formation, Mos Def announced that a long-awaited followup album is in the works, which Kweli and Kraz discuss in the episode. In 2020, Kweli spent time at Dave Chappelle’s summer camp, which gave birth to the Midnight Miracle podcast, as well as other creative works that Kweli talks about in the conversation. You’ll hear Kweli break down the genesis of Black Star and his friendship with Mos Def, the difference between being on a major label vs. an indie label, working with J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar before they hit the mainstream, and much more. Kweli has seen many different iterations of hip hop since his career launched in 1997, and in this conversation he shares with Kraz some of the most important creative insights that he’s gained throughout that time.Talib Kweli also hosts the podcast People’s Party, which you can listen to here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peoples-party-with-talib-kweli/id1467639342This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, Kraz talks with guitarist and singer Brad Barr of The Slip and The Barr Brothers. Barr is an incredibly dynamic guitarist, with the ability to fluctuate between different degrees of musical intensity on a dime. Like many Plus One guests of the past, he has first-hand experience playing many different styles of music, which has allowed him to assemble a versatile discography over the course of his career; his music offers a little bit of something for everybody.In this conversation, Kraz and Barr talk about a unique source of inspiration behind the wall for Brad’s The Fall Apartment album, learning how to sing on the fly, current and past musical projects, and much more. In his 20+ years of experience as an artist, Barr has amassed a plethora of musical wisdom, and in this episode he shares it earnestly with you.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Eric Krasno Plus One, Kraz talks with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and guitarist Madison Cunningham, who sparked her career over the past few years with a unique take on West Coast folk-rock. She has a dynamic voice that echoes influences such as Joni Mitchell and The Beatles, and a guitar style based around “counter melodies,” which she explains in-depth in the conversation.In this episode you’ll hear Madison and Kraz talk about Madison’s creative process, not listening to The Beatles until the day she graduated high school, overcoming stagefright, and much more. Madison Cunningham is a bright young musician with enormous artistic potential and a discography that’s already strikingly impressive, and in this discussion you’ll hear all about her optimistic musical approach firsthand.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, Kraz talks with percussionist Nikki Glaspie, a premier young drummer who’s roaring rhythms with The Nth Power, a group she co-founded, have amazed fans of all genres from gospel to alternative. From the time she was a toddler, Nikki has lived a life that is brimming with music. She started playing drums in church when she was 2 years old, and since her early days has blossomed into a stunning young musician. Proof of her immense dedication to her passion can be found in the lengthy list of great musicians she’s shared the stage with, which includes Beyoncé, Dumpstaphunk, and Maceo Parker. In this episode, Nikki and Kraz talk about an eye-opening moment of musical discovery in Nikki’s youth, playing in styles outside of her comfort zone, touring and recording with Beyoncé, and much more. Towards the end of the episode Nikki gives a few pieces of advice for young musicians, but something that musicians of all ages can learn from- for someone who has played with many of her musical heroes, she is humble and inquisitive about her craft. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Eric Krasno Plus One, Kraz talks with guitarist Charlie Hunter, who’s one-of-a-kind approach to the instrument has helped revolutionize it. He plays 7 and 8-string guitars, oftentimes playing chords, melodies, and basslines simultaneously, which he and Kraz discuss in the episode. Hunter has played in several highly respected groups, but most notably Garage a Trois, which he co-founded in 1998. He also played on D'Angelo's legendary Voodoo album, which has featured several other Plus One guests to date.In this conversation, Kraz and Hunter dive into Hunter’s start as a professional musician when he was busking in Europe, how he started playing 7 and 8-string guitars, changes in his interpretation of the musical language as he’s gotten older, and much more. Charlie Hunter is an incredibly inventive musician with a plethora of knowledge to offer listeners, and this conversation with Kraz offers a chance to understand his approach, and to be immersed in his musical thought process.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we bring you an interview with Andrew Pfeiffer from FeelFree, a great band from the DC area. They just released a new single, Sunday Slow, which you all should check out (available everywhere here). Also, please check out the amazing new episodes of Salute the Songbird with Maggie Rose; Past, Present, Future, Live!; Eric Krasno Plus One; Undermine; Comes A Time, and lots more from Osiris. We were in Rolling Stone! See you all soon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We run down the podcasts of the week from Osiris and then get you some new tunes to listen to this weekend. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Your week in podcasts:Eddie Van Halen Tribute on Moods & Modes with Alex Skolnick. Dick's Picks Vol. 18 (2.3.78 + 2.5.78) on 36 From the Vault. Cory Wong on Vulfpeck on Eric Krasno Plus One. 11.14.95 Stash on Beyond the Pond. MC Taylor on Past, Present, Future, Live! Trackstar The DJ on Comes A Time. And, of course, Weekend Spins. The albums we discuss with Brian this week are Charlie Kaplan: “Sunday,” Bing Satellites: The Ambient Archives - August 2019,” and Miles Davis & John Coltrane: The Final Tour - The Bootleg Series Vol. 6. We hope you enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a bunch of amazing new episodes to tell you about. Appreciate you tuning back in. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts. Nicole Atkins on Past, Present, Future, Live! This is a really fun one. I talked with Nicole Atkins, whose musical approach has combined 50s-style crooning with psychedelia, soul, and 80s punk, all of which help to create her truly unique sound. She tells us some great stories, and her performances are truly stunning. Watch her performances here. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live! November 1995 on Helping Friendly Podcast. In another collaboration with our friends at Under the Scales and Beyond the Pond, we're turning our attention to November 1995. Jonathan, Matt, Brad and RJ each chose one jam that we thought captures the spirit of the month, and we talk the tour overall, some other special moments, and more. Here is our November 1995 playlist. Subscribe to Helping Friendly Podcast. Bela Fleck on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week, Eric talks with legendary banjo player Béla Fleck, whose innovative style and extensive discography have cemented his legacy in the bluegrass community and beyond. The old friends talk about the impact of a lack of touring on their lives, and go in-depth on Fleck's detailed and distinguished musical career. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. California Dreamin' on Brokedown Podcast. On a new episode, Jonathan has two interviews, one with Farmer Dave Scher (Beachwood Sparks, The Skiffle Players) and one with Dan Horne (Circles Around The Sun, Grateful Shred). Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast. WaterWheel Foundation Volunteer on Phemale-Centrics. Dawn talks with Mary Bog, volunteer for the WaterWheel Foundation and Divided Sky Fund. Mary has been seeing Phish since the late 80s, been to close to 700 Phish shows and speaks about her involvement with the community and the deep connections between Phish fans, the band and Trey's Beacon shows. Subscribe to Phemale-Centrics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hope everyone is holding up out there. We have some great new episodes to bring you today. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Brad Sands on Under the Scales. As part of the collaboration between Under the Scales, HF Pod and Beyond the Pond, we bring you the first episode focused on November '95. This interview features Tom talking to Phish's former Tour Manager Brad Sands. They discuss the influence Phish's Halloween cover of The Who's Quadrophenia for Halloween that year, and how Phish continued to evolve during this time. Subscribe to Under the Scales. Ani DiFranco on Eric Krasno Plus One. This is a fun one. Eric talks to Ani about her amazing career, from helping to usher in the DIY music movement to her recent releases focused on activism and social consciousness. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. David Lemieux on 36 From the Vault. Very cool episode this week as Steven and Rob are joined by Dead Archivist, David Lemieux, who made this his first pick in the series, for a fantastic conversation about the Grateful Dead organization and his approach to picking releases. The show examined is Dick's Picks 17, from Boston, 9/25/91. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault. Bahamas on Inside Out wTnS. On this latest episode, Seth and Rob sit down with one of Seth's favorite musical artists, Bahamas. This is the performance name for Afie Jurvanen, a Canadian singer/songwriter. The band's fifth release, Sad Hunk, is a continuation of their great studio career. Afie shares some insight on specific songs on the record, and elaborates on how his songwriting process has evolved. Subscribe to Inside Out wTnS. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hope everyone is doing well! If you want to enter our poster contest, give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, if you want to enter our Halloween costume contest, check out the details, and my Hall & Oates tribute, here. Alex Skolnick on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week's guest is Alex Skolnick, who was in the metal band Testament in the late 1980s, touring the world with legendary bands like Megadeth, and ended up moving to New York to change his life and his musical style. Lots of great discussion, and live tunes, too! Learn more about Alex's podcast, Moods & Modes. And subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!Steven Hyden and Radiohead on Under the Scales. As the last installment of the Fall 2000 theme, Tom talks with Steven about his new book, This Isn't Happening, and about the making of Kid A, which was released in October 2000. Subscribe to Under the Scales.Theo Katzman on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week, Eric speaks with the multi-instrumentalist of Vulfpeck, who plays drums, guitar and sings. If you know anything about this band, it's probably that they push boundaries. Eric and Theo talk about pushing the boundaries of music while still remaining true to the craft. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back, we hope you all are enjoying The Drop. Leave us a review and win a limited edition Osiris poster. We have some amazing new episodes to tell you about!John Oates on PPFL. We're excited to kick off Season Two with our special guest John Oates. Of course, he is best known for his work with Hall and Oates, and he's made a bunch of solo records as well. We talk about the formation of Hall and Oates, the peak of stardom, and starting over and getting back to his musical roots. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live! And check out John's videos here.Fall 2000 on Beyond the Pond. This is the third installment of the Fall 2000 collaboration between our Phish podcasts. Dave and Brian attack the Phoenix Guy Forget, a legendary jam from this tour. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond. Dick's Picks from 1969 on 36 From the Vault. We are into the Primal Dead era this time. Steve and Rob take us into Dick's Picks 16 from the Fillmore in San Francisco, 11/7-11/8/69. This is just a couple weeks before Altamont, the end of the 60s, and the band is in a period of growth and transition. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault. Son Little on Eric Krasno Plus One. A really cool episode this week, with Eric talking to his friend and collaborator Son Little. They chat about Son's creative process, coming up out of the hip-hop and EDM scene in Philly thanks to RJD2 and The Roots, and the songs on Son's latest album Aloha. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Bobby Talk on Brokedown Podcast. On this episode, Jonathan is joined by Alex Wise, a musician, radio host and Dead fan. They talk all about Bobby and share some tunes as well. Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We hope you're doing well. If you like what we do, leave us a review! Tell a friend! If you leave us a review and tell a friend about us, we'll put you in a running to get a limited edition Osiris poster.Jeff Bhasker on Eric Krasno Plus One. On this episode of Plus One, Eric talks to record producer Jeff Bhasker, who has won Grammys for his work with Kanye West, Bruno Mars & Mark Ronson, fun., and more. Eric and Jeff have been friends since college, when he was a jazz-obsessed keyboardist studying all forms of music but without a concept for what he'd make on his own. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Ronny Chieng on Comes A Time. We wanted to tell you about a new episode, with Mike and Oteil talking to comedian Ronny Chieng. Ronny talks about what he's been doing during the COVID lockdown, how his live performances have changed, and what production for television and film is like now. They discuss the worst gigs they've done, the importance of self-awareness, and why Americans should be required to live in another country for a period of time. Subscribe to Comes A Time. Phish Chef on Eat It, Virginia Podcast. A fan of our shows and a reporter and podcaster himself, Scott Wise, talked with Jim Hamilton, who is the touring chef after the band met him at the Baker's Dozen. [He launched Sous Casa, delivering frozen burritos to homes in and around Richmond. Hamilton talks about his new business, his time on the road with some of the world's biggest musical acts, and is extremely patient while Scott (a Phish fan) asks too many fanboy questions.]Trey and The Beacon Jams. ICYMI, you gotta check out the audio from the show, available on LivePhish. He'll be doing live shows every Friday at 8pm on Twitch. And it all benefits a good cause, the Divided Sky Fund. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a bunch of great new episodes for you today. Hope you enjoy. And if you like The Drop, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcsts. Fall 2000 on Under the Scales. As part of the Osiris project on Fall 2000, Tom brings you two amazing interviews. Part 1 features Andy Gadiel, the co-founder of JamBase, who was at every show for the latter part of the Fall 2000 tour. Part 2 features John Paluska, Phish's first manager. John sheds light on Phish's decision to take their first hiatus after playing hard on the road for 17 years. Subscribe to Under the Scales. Radiohead Discussed on 36 From the Vault. This week's episode features a slight diversion focused on Radiohead. Steve and Rob look at their 2006 Bonnaroo set, and explore the ways the band structures their gigs, their approach to road-testing songs, and their own brand of experimentation within their live show. Check out Steven's new book on Radiohead's Kid A as well. And subscribe to 36 From the Vault. Roy Wood, Jr. on Comes A Time. On this latest episode, Mike and Oteil talk with comedian Roy Wood Jr. Roy shares what quarantine has been like as a comedian, his early experiences doing stand-up in the South, and what he's picked up from musicians about the art of performance. Subscribe to Comes A Time. Andy Frasco on Eric Krasno Plus One. On this episode, Eric talks to the keyboardist and frontman Andy Frasco & The U.N. They talk about how Andy got into the music business and the jam scene, and how his band became a fan favorite on the live music and festival circuit. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back, thanks for tuning in. Lots of great new podcast episodes today from Osiris — hope you enjoy! Bob Weir on Politics of Truth. This week Bob welcomes back Bob Costa of the Washington Post, and the two of them speak with the legendary Bob Weir. They talk about a lot of stuff, including not being on the road, his love for California, and the political relevance today of some old Grateful Dead tunes. Subscribe to Politics of Truth. Randy Jackson on Eric Krasno Plus One. There's a lot to love about this latest episode where Eric sits down to talk to Randy Jackson, the bassist, producer, and TV personality. He's played with everyone from Aretha Franklin to Bruce Springsteen and many others—and he talks to Eric about his journey, in more ways than one. We also hear a special story about the naming of Eric's new baby. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Atonal Phish with The Ravine. Host Brian Brinkman is back with another episode. This late-night, stumble upon a radio station style show is really cool and I look forward to new episodes every month. This edition has a clip from a jam as far back as 1987 and as recent as 2018. Subscribe to The Ravine. Jim & Nell Band on No Simple Road. The crew speaks with Jim of the Jim & Nell Band, which is a band that plays bluegrass and beyond. Jim has his roots deep in the Grateful Dead Family playing with the likes of David Grisman in The David Grisman Bluegrass Experience. Jim takes on on a conversational journey through his illustrious career, meeting the love of his life and making beautiful music together, and how Jim and Nell give back to the communities that have given so much to them. Subscribe to No Simple Road. ICYMI: Tom & RJ Interview. As we mentioned last week, Tom and I were interviewed for “The Smartest People in the Room,” which you can check out now on the link above. In that interview, we talk about our new partnership with Premier Music Group, which is very exciting. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A lot to share today, so we will get into it....HeadCount on Comes A Time. We have another brand new episode of Comes A Time, this time talking with HeadCount. At this point in the election of 2020, we think it's important to make sure everyone knows how to vote, where to vote, and how to get more information about the issues. Oteil and Mike go deep into voting, HeadCount and the election. Subscribe to Comes A Time.Leaves Lyric Dive on Under the Scales. Tom and I got to go into depth on this great song from Sigma Oasis. We talked about how the lyrics came together from a few different poems, and about the political and environmental meanings in the song. And we talk about whether or not it feels like David Bowie. Subscribe to Under the Scales. Also, if you're not a Reefer, you can join now and get your episodes a day early, and ad free. Ziggy Marley on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric and Ziggy go deep, just in time for the release of Ziggy's new album, “More Family Time,” which dropped on September 18. It's a follow up to Ziggy's 2009 “Family Time” record which was inspired by his daughter Judah, and the new release features tracks with Ben Harper, Sheryl Crow, Alanis Morissette and many more. Ziggy and Eric also discuss his philanthropic work, the struggle between conscious and commercial music, and where his name really comes from. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Dick's Picks 15 from 1977 on 36 From the Vault. Rob and Steven are back to explore this release from Englishtown, NJ on 9/3/77. One of the biggest Dead shows of all time, we dive back into 1977, hearing the band play a greatest hits type of show following their cancelled Summer Tour after Mickey's car accident. Highlighted by tight playing and a killer setlist, it's one of the most popular Dick's Picks ever released. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault.Tom and RJ on Smartest People In The Room. If you're interested in joining us for our interview, it's today at 2pm ET. Join and ask questions! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a bunch of new podcast episodes to tell you about. And as I mentioned, our Phish podcasts will be doing a collaboration—here's the video, in case you missed it. If you like what we're doing here, give us a review!Victoria Canal on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric welcomes his friend, singer-songwriter Victoria Canal. Really cool conversation with a young artist. She grew up across three continents and moved every year, and used songwriting to channel her fears of not fitting in. Her newest EP, Victoria, released on August 28th, represents a giant step forward for Canal as a writer and producer, and the resulting tracks convey a maturity far beyond her 22 years. We include a piece of the interview here, and please subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One! 90s Britpop on Beyond the Pond. This week, Dave and Brian look at the brief, brilliant peak of 1990s Britpop, exploring the foundations of the genre, the firework of a peak, the bands that defined it, and the post-Britpop era in popular rock. They look at bands like Oasis, Blur, Pulp and more. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond here. Steven Hyden on Across the Margin. You all know Steven from his podcasts 36 From the Vault, Celebration Rock and others, and from his books Twilight of the Gods and Your Favorite Band is Killing Me. He's interviewed here by Michael Shields about his newest book, coming out this month, This Isn't Happening, Radiohead's Kid A and The Beginning of the 21st Century. Michael and Steven talk about this book, which explores the making and meaning of Radiohead's groundbreaking, controversial, revolutionary album. Subscribe to Across the Margin here. Erika Wennerstrom on Inside Out wTnS. On a new episode, Rob and Seth chat with Erika Wennerstrom of the Heartless Bastards. They just released the single, “Revolution,” which will be part of the first full-length release from Heartless Bastards in over five years. Subscribe to Inside Out wTnS here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's a lot of incredible stuff this week, and we hope you all get to listen to all of these amazing episodes. Peter Shapiro on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week Eric welcomes venue owner, concert promoter, festival creator, entrepreneur and all around cool guy Peter Shapiro, owner of Brooklyn Bowl and the Capitol Theatre as well as the force behind the Lockn' Festival, The Jammys, and Fare Thee Well. Eric and Peter have known each other for a long time, they talk about the Wetlands days with Soulive, the Brooklyn Bowl, taking big risks to create amazing new concert experiences, and what they expect for the future of live music.Dick's Picks 14 on 36 From the Vault. Rob and Steven jump into Dick's Picks Vol. 14, from the Boston Music Hall on November 30 and December 2, 1973. The first ever four-disc Dick's Picks, this dives back into the world of 1973. They discuss these four discs in detail, including a wonderful Weather Report Suite > Dark Star Jam > Eyes of the World, and about this era in general and their appreciation for Dick Latvala. Bob Lefsetz on Under the Scales. On this new episode, Tom talks with Bob Lefsetz, music industry analyst, author, podcaster and Phish fan about the state of music in the world today. If you're not familiar, Bob has a newsletter, called the Lefsetz Letter, that's prolific and smart and controversial, and a must-read in my opinion. He also has a podcast about the music industry. Kenny Roby on No Simple Road. You might remember my brief conversation with Kenny Roby on this show recently, when we talked about his new album, The Reservoir. The NSR crew goes into depth with Kenny about his first solo album in seven years, befriending and working with Neal Casal, Dave Schools stepping in to help manifest the vision of the new tunes, dealing with loss and struggle, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back! We have a bunch of new stuff to share, including a really awesome interview and live performance. Enjoy...The Band of Heathens on PPFL. This week we have the last episode of season one of the show, and I sat down with Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist, of The Band of Heathens. We talk about their upcoming record, Stranger, which comes out September 25. We also talk about how they came together, partially by accident, 15 years ago in Austin.Scott Metzger on No Simple Road. This week, the crew welcomes Scott Metzger of Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Circles Around The Sun, WOLF!, and the new band LaMP, which we did an interview with a couple months back. They talk about all these projects, growing connections musically over the years, his biggest musical and life lesson to date, and a whole lot more. And you can stream JRAD live from the LOCKN' farm October 2-4. Nigel Hall on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this new episode, Eric talks to his friend and bandmate Nigel Hall, the keyboardist of Lettuce and The Nigel Hall Band. Their friendship goes back so far that the two first connected on MySpace and they've been making music together ever since, including Kraz producing Nigel's first solo record, 2015's Ladies & Gentlemen…Nigel Hall. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy, and have a great day!Shannon LaBrie on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week, I got to sit down with singer, songwriter and excellent musician Shannon LaBrie. She's made her way from Nebraska to Nashville, with a lot of stops in between. Her unique voice has led to comparisons to Norah Jones, Jeff Buckley, and many others. Her songwriting style has evolved, and her current album, which was all recorded live to tape, has themes of emerging from struggle to a new place of redemption and clarity. As always, she plays a few exclusive tracks, and we share one of them on this episode! Phil and Grahame Lesh on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode of Plus One, Eric welcomes Phil and Grahame Lesh. Phil talks about switching from violin to bass when Jerry asked him to join The Dead, and how he continued to find inspiration in the classical bass lines of Brahms and Bach. They also discuss the origin of Phil's truly special music venue Terrapin Crossroads which opened in 2012—its origin, its legacy, and how it birthed The Terrapin Family Band with his son Grahame and others. Dick's Picks 13 on 36 From the Vault. This new episode features Steve and Rob going into Dick's Picks Vol. 13, from Nassau Coliseum on 5/6/81. A glorious return to the Brent era, this is a puzzling installment in the larger volume that features a lot of repeated tracks, before showcasing some stellar jamming in a bonus segment late in the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for joining. If you like what we do here at The Drop, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you....and on to the highlights.Nick Perri on PPFL. For the latest episode, I talked with Nick Perri, a musician who hit it big at age 16 and ended up on tour with some of his heroes, like Van Halen and Motley Crue. We discussed that journey, how it ended quickly, and how the subsequent years of musical evolution and struggle led to his new release, Sun Via, which is out now (LP and merch info here). And as always, he performs 3 exclusive tracks for us. Big Gigantic's Dominic Valli on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode of Plus One Eric welcomes saxophonist and producer Dominic Lalli, the brains behind electronic group Big Gigantic. Big Gigantic has fused EDM with jazz in a way that has really broken through and has led them to play huge festival sets and more. Dominic and Eric talk about Big Gigantic's new album Free Your Mind in February and Dominic's first jazz record, A Blind Man's Blue, which came out in July. Chalkdust Torture on Under the Scales. In this new episode, Tom and I went deep into Chalkdust. We talked about the origins of the song, a similar song that emerged around the same time, some standout versions, and of course, a close look at the lyrics. These are a lot of fun for us, and we hope they are for you too. Become a reefer!Atonal Phish with The Ravine. Wanted to give a shout out to our friend Brian Brinkman, who started this show that he describes as “explorations of atonal Phish.” I listened to episode 3 on a long run today and it was really cool. Very minimal talking, just excerpts of spacey, interesting jams. This episode has some segments from 93, 96, 97, 99, 03, 10 and 17. I suggest you check this out. Kendell Marvel on Politics of Truth. This week Bob sits down with Kendell Marvel, a singer-songwriter who has written hits for Chris Stapleton and many others. They talk about music, politics, and a lot more. The Drop is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted, Edited and Produced by RJ Bee. Produced by Nick Cejas. Show logo by Liz Bee Art & Design. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a brand new Past, Present, Future, Live! with new exclusive live music and more new episodes for you. Brontë Fall on Past, Present, Future, Live! I had the pleasure of sitting down to talk with Teri Bracken, who created a band called Brontë Fall, which has a new album coming out next week. Teri and I talked about her journey from Chicago to Berklee College of Music to Nashville, and the making of her first two albums. Please subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live! Dick's Picks 12 (1974) on 36 From the Vault. Rob and Steven's Summer Tour is in full swing. In this latest episode, the guys look at Dick's Picks Vol. 12, which combines shows from Providence (6/26) and Boston (6/28). This Dick's Picks is a fan favorite, with good reason. This release is a great volume that showcases The Dead's successes with The Wall Of Sound as well as their heavy focus on improvisation in 1974.Cochemea on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week Eric talks with Cochemea Gastelum [pronounced Co-chem-e-uh Ga-ste-loom], a saxophonist and composer who made his mark as a member of The Dap-Kings, the potent funk and soul band behind the late great vocalist Sharon Jones. He's also played with artists from Amy Winehouse to Run The Jewels, always experimenting with effects and other sounds you might not expect from a sax player.Russ Lawton on No Simple Road. This week's episode features the crew talking to Russ Lawton, of Trey Anastasio Band, Soule Monde and LaMP (with Scott Metzger and Ray Paczkowski). They touch on this new project, LaMP, what it was like releasing it during the pandemic, what it means for a drummer to find their ‘voice', and much more.Comes A Time—Bob Weir, Melvin Seals, Mountain Girl. We wanted to remind you again about this amazing new show on Osiris hosted by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. The conversations with Bobby, Melvin Seals and Mountain Girl are really great. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a bunch of new interviews to tell you about, plus an exclusive live track from Allman Betts Band.Allen Stone on Eric Krasno Plus One. On this new episode of Plus One, Eric talks with soul singer and bandleader Allen Stone. Allen is the son of a preacher, and describes how singing in church from the age of 3 built his musical chops for years before he was exposed to “secular” music. He and Eric touch on Stevie Wonder's influence, and they also talk about fatherhood, the lifelong search for contentment with the touring life, and what they tell up and coming artists when they're asked for advice.Allman Betts Band on Past, Present, Future, Live! On this new episode I got to talk to Devon Allman and Duane Betts of the Allman Betts Band about family history, musical chemistry, and their new record "Bless Your Heart" which comes out on August 28th. They have a really cool story as the children of famous musicians who met more than 30 years ago, and then came back together in 2017 to form this band. The music is great, and you'll hear a track from them at the end of this intro. As always, they play some exclusive tracks for us. Those are all available on our YouTube page. Sam Altman on Touchdowns All Day! Jon is back talking with original Disco Biscuits drummer Sam Altman. They talk about their early days playing together, the formation of the band, some tour stories, and lots more. Vance Powell on Under the Scales. This week, Tom speaks to the multiple grammy-winning producer, engineer and mixer responsible for so much of the great music we all listen to, Vance Powell. Recently having completed co-production of Sigma Oasis, he tells us how he got here and about some of the other fantastic artists who rely upon him to create their own signature sound. He also has worked with artists like Chris Stapleton, Jack White, Sturgill Simpson and many others. And don't forget to become a Reefer and join Under the Scales Premium! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for joining us, let's dive in!Don Was on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this new episode, Eric talks with Grammy-winning producer turned record executive Don Was. After decades of recording with Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and others, Don accepted his first “real job” as President of Blue Note Records. Don and Eric discuss how they balance analog and digital methods when recording with younger artists, the influence of Detroit's jazz and motown scene on Don as a kid, the spiritual experience of performing Grateful Dead songs with the original members (which Don does as part of Bob Weir's The Wolf Brothers), and a lot more. Dick's Picks 11 on 36 From the Vault. In this next episode of the 36 From the Vault Summer Tour, we go to The Stanley Theater in Jersey City, NJ on September 27, 1972. Our first 1972 show in the series – and the first of three from September ‘72 in the larger Dick's Picks series, this is one of the best full shows we've heard thus far. Steven and Rob focus on the impact of Europe and shows like Veneta on the band in 1972, and the transition they were about to go through as they moved into 1973 and 1974, two renowned years in Grateful Dead history.Go to Jazz Fest with Festival Circuit. One more reminder about episode 3 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. This episode is all about jazz fest. We go back tot he beginning of the festival and look at how it started, standout performances, the evolution of the festival itself, and of course, talk a bit about New Orleans food. We're getting great reviews, and we hope you can check it out. Subscribe and give us a review as well. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Three great new podcast episodes for you all, hope you check them out. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts if you like The Drop. :) Alexandra Savior on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week, I got to talk with singer-songwriter Alexandra Savior about her new album "The Archer,” growing up in Portland, songwriting as therapy, and what's next for her music while tour plans remain on hold. After the interview you'll hear Alexandra perform three songs off that record, and we include one here as well.Billy Strings on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode Eric talks to Billy Strings, whose high-energy live shows are introducing bluegrass to all types of new fans. The two first met at the RoosterWalk Festival in 2017, when a storm prevented Eric's band from showing up and Billy's band sat in at the last minute. They've been friends ever since, and in those years Billy Strings has gone from releasing their first EP to selling out theaters across the country. Homeruns All Day with Jon Barber. This new episode of Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber is back with a recap of The Disco Biscuits show on 6/23/2020 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PA. Jon walks through some of the jams, talks about the experience, and more. And they were able to help raise over $75,000 for PLUS1 For Black Lives. To donate, text DISCO to 50155, or visit plus1.org/discobiscuits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a bunch of new podcast episodes for you today, so let's get into it! Also, don't forget to check out some of our brand new, amazing merch! Ivan Neville on Eric Krasno Plus One. Cool episode from Eric, talking with his friend Ivan Neville, of Dumpstaphunk, The Neville Brothers, The Rolling Stones and many others. And I want to remind you that Ivan is one of many interviewees featured on Festival Circuit: New Orleans. Episode 2 will be out this Thursday. Dani Markham on Past, Present, Future, Live! I got to talk to Dani for the show, and it was really fun. If you're not familiar with her, Dani is a percussionist who has played with Tune-Yards, Childish Gambino and many others. She also includes a few exclusive, new tracks that she created with Sarah Neufeld, of Arcade Fire. Stick around to hear one of their songs together.36 From the Vault Season 2 Premiere. Rob and Steven are back with season 2, starting with this episode that focuses on Dick's Picks 10, from The Winterland in San Francisco, on 12/29-30, 1977. These shows are a huge party at The Winterland, wrapping up one of their best years ever. Along with the show itself, Steven and Rob focus on the aura of The Winterland, the impact of 1977 on their sound, the transition to the 1980s, the impact of bustouts on The Dead's shows, and the greatness of Linda Ronstadt. Don Hart on Under the Scales. This marks the NEW Under the Scales—twice a month, new production, and more. And the first guest is Don Hart, a Nashville composer and arranger who has been working with Trey since 2004 to add beautiful orchestration to so many of his songs. Don discusses working with Trey, and their technique, and illuminates the details behind many of their collaborations in a very musical episode. And please remember to check out Under the Scales Premium, and become a Reefer, like me. Dave Schools on No Simple Road. This one has been out for a few days, but worth a listen for sure. Dave talks to the crew about Col. Bruce, growing up in the South, Widespread Panic, how he's adjusting in these times, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two new interviews to tell you about today! Thanks for listening! Adam Deitch on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode, Kraz talks to producer and drummer Adam Deitch. Adam is the drummer for Lettuce. He has performed with the Average White Band and John Scofield, and has produced multiple artists, including 50 Cent. These guys have been friends forever—and they talk about Adam's upbringing and what happened when he went to play with the Average White Band at age 18. Adam tells Kraz what he learned from John Scofield and the two discuss what they've learned from each other. Ted Leo on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week on the show I got to talk to Ted Leo, who has been one of the most progressive forces in music since the 90s. Best known for his work with Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, he's also put out solo records that blur the lines between his punk roots and his singer/songwriter talents. We talked about the music that influenced him over the years, how his style has evolved, and the ‘seatbelt removing moments' that feed him creatively. He of course plays 3 exclusive songs at the end. I'm going to play one of those songs for you here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we have two new podcast episodes to tell you about. Questlove Pt. 2 Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric and Questlove continue their conversation about music, touring, The Roots, and more. Check it out! Maggie Rose on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week's guest is songwriter and musician Maggie Rose. We talk to her about her career thus far, her 2018 album "Change the Whole Thing,” and what it was like to assemble a band of her musical friends to make a record that captures the energy of a live performance. And Maggie plays three exclusive, live songs for us as well. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A few things to tell you about today. The Disco Biscuits are doing a live stream from Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia tonight, benefiting Black Lives Matter.Questlove on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric and Questlove talk in part 1 of this interview about Questlove getting his first drum set, his discovery of Prince at the same time his parents discovered Christianity, and the start of The Roots. His musical depth, creativity and original thinking are just stunning, and that comes through in this interview.Marco Benevento on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week, host RJ Bee speaks with virtuoso keyboardist Marco Benevento about his life experiences and musical inspirations behind his unique blend of indie pop, jazz, hard rock, and improvisation. We talk about his lifelong relationship with drummer Joe Russo, how moving to the Hudson Valley transformed Marco's life and music, and much more. We leave you with an exclusive live track that Marco played for us. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I want to tell you about a brand new episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, featuring Derek Trucks. Kraz talks to his bandmate and friend, who he describes as the ‘greatest slide guitar player that's ever lived' about the early days of their friendship and the incredible musicians they've played with over the years.They talk about how they're managing through the pandemic, the time that Derek immersed himself in Indian music and how it influenced his playing, and what he took away from working with Eric Clapton.As you may know, Eric Krasno has 2 Grammy Awards, both from work he's done with Derek Trucks (one with Derek Trucks Band and one with Tedeschi Trucks Band). Upcoming Episodes of Plus One include conversations with Questlove, Phil Lesh, Ivan Neville and more. If you're enjoying Eric Krasno Plus One, please give it a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And if you haven't listened to my interview with Eric Krasno on Past, Present, Future, Live!, please check it out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Osiris stands in solidarity with those who are protesting police violence and racial injustice. Black lives matter. We encourage our listeners to donate to organizations working toward change. There are links to several organizations that we support in the show notes. We are a company that celebrates a diverse, equitable, and just culture. We are able to celebrate music every day across multiple podcasts because of the artists of color who have created, and continue to create, the music that we love. Our company, and the podcast industry, can do better. We will work harder to amplify the voices of people who create the diverse world we live in, and those who are working towards real change. And we will be focusing on our own commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.A couple things we want to share today. Music is responding. We've seen a lot of encouraging reactions to the current situation by people involved with music. Of course there was Killer Mike's powerful speech as part of the Atlanta mayor's press conference. Across the country, music venues and theaters are opening to aid protestors, including 930 Club and Arena Stage in DC, giving access to restrooms, food, and snacks.Jon Batiste led a march of musicians through New York City over the weekend. Dozens of artists have joined the protests, and many more have donated millions of dollars in support of reform efforts.Bandcamp announced that this coming Juneteenth (June 19) and every Juneteenth hereafter, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, they'll donate 100% of their share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. They're also highlighting artists and labels who are donating to organizations on their website.Alan Evans on Eric Krasno Plus One. On a special episode of Plus One, Kraz talks with drummer and bandmate, fellow Soulive founding member, Alan Evans. Alan & Eric discuss the ongoing protests against police brutality & racism, the current political climate in the US, and related personal experiences, including a story about Alan's dad's protesting of racist treatment as a college football player. The two also spend some time diving into Alan's career and early memories of playing together in Soulive.Thanks for tuning in. We'll see you back here tomorrow. I want to leave you with a quote from James Baldwin: “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.“Organizations you can support: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in, let us know what you think of the program! Mickey Hart on Politics of Truth. This week Bob is joined once again by Bob Costa, National Political Reporter for The Washington Post and a long-time fan of our other guest, Mickey Hart. Mickey talks about music as a unifying force and its ability to enhance the healing of our minds and bodies. Also the force of rhythm, not only in music but in life, and a lot of other topics.Keith Emerson from 1992 on The Tapes Archive. This week we have another never before heard interview, this time with the late Keith Emerson from 1992. He talks about technology affecting the way he plays the keyboards, their reunion that was happening at that time, and ELP's role in pioneering the classical rock movement. 8pm ET—Tedeschi Trucks Band from 2/28/20. For this week's installment of Swamp Family TV, this show comes from the Ryman Auditorium from 2/28/20. One of the last concerts before this whole madness started. They're raising funds for MusicCares as well. And I wanted to mention that Derek will be a guest on Eric Krasno Plus One in a couple weeks, so keep your eyes out for that. 10pm—Andy Frasco's World Saving Shitshow. Andy's been doing some hilarious stuff, from his podcast to his dance parties to his weekly show. This week's guests include Billy Strings, MC Taylor, and David Shaw of The Revivalists. Andy's been donating a percentage of the proceeds to charity as well. Andy will also be a guest on Eric Krasno Plus One in the near future. Spotify's Deal with Joe Rogan. This is the biggest podcast news since Spotify's acquisition of Gimlet last year. People have asked me what our take on this is, so I wanted to give you that perspective here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we want to tell you about the new episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, featuring John Mayer. Eric and discuss discovering new music, how the role of being a fan has changed, and the importance of writing a hit song. John talks about how his songwriting has changed has he's gotten older, the two get deep on guitar players like Jerry Garcia and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and John tells Kraz about that time he talked to Eric Clapton about The Dead. We would appreciate if you would subscribe to the podcast! And here's the John Mayer Trio album I mentioned. And we start this episode with a message of gratitude. Thank you all for your support and for tuning in. Please give us a review if you enjoy The Drop! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! If you like what we're up to, leave us a review and subscribe! Emily King on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric talks to his friend, singer-songwriter Emily King, who checks in from her family home in lower Manhattan where she's sheltering in place. Being back home inspires her to tell Eric about growing up in a musical family, going on the road with her jazz singer parents, and why hamburgers and french fries in the dressing room made her want to become a musician. RIP Little Richard—Tapes Archive Interview from 2000. Again a never before heard interview from The Tapes Archive, from 2000. Marc the host and Little Richard talk about a lot of stuff—at the time of this interview, he was 67 years old and was promoting the TV movie based on his life called “Little Richard.” In the interview, Richard talks about why he wore make-up, how he was the first African American to be on white radio, and how he discovered the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones. Audience Input. We need your help. We want to ask you some questions about your Osiris listening/watching, what kinds of content you like, and a few other things. Send us a message on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram if you're interested in helping us out. 5pm—The National Benefit Event. The National said “our crew are the lifeblood of our touring operation and have become family through the many years we've worked together. As uncertainty looms over the state of the live concert industry, we will direct all profits from merch sales through our webstore.” Check it out.8pm—Positive Legacy Virtual Variety Show. The first episode of The Virtual Variety Show airs tomorrow, helping support Positive Legacy's COVID-19 fundraiser giving back to out of work music crew. The first episode features Larry Keel, Jeff Coffin, and members of The Motet and Fruition…all to help raise funds for those who make live music events happen! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy!Music Nonprofits During COVID-19 from InsideOut wTnS. New episode of Inside Out with Turner and Seth focuses on music nonprofits, checking in with a bunch of folks to find out how things are going. They talk with Sweet Relief, Backline, Conscious Alliance, and Positive Legacy about what they are doing right now, how they have pivoted to help those in needs during COVID-19, and how those programs are evolving.5pm ET—Radiohead at Bonnaroo 2006. In an Instagram post, Jonny Greenwood said about this show “it's easily, comfortably the best festival experience I've ever had in America. I hope the heat, dust, and smell of fine Southern whiskey comes over as well as the songs—and I hope that we get back to live music soon.” Amen.7:20pm ET—420Live!! Portugal. The Man with Jeff Kravitz. If you missed yesterday's with Tom Marshall, you can check out the show notes. And today Jeff welcomes the psych rock revolutionaries as the guest.8pm ET—Lake Street Dive Livestream. Today is Volume 2 of the “Lounge Around Sounds Variety Hour,” which is described as a fun-filled hour of music and laughter. They'll have special guest Emily King joining, and will be donating a portion of the proceeds to a charity of her choice! She also will be the next guest on Eric Krasno Plus One, so subscribe now if you haven't already! Osirecs—Let It Slide, Marco Benevento. Got to talk with Marco for another show we're launching this Spring, and in preparation had been listening to a lot of his music. This latest album is a good representation of his style right now—jumps between dance tunes to deep instrumental grooves to piano-focused track. Really a great listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Five things for today. Have a good one, everybody! Chris Robinson on Eric Krasno Plus One. New episode today—Chris tells Eric about growing up in Atlanta, forming The Black Crowes with his brother when they were teenagers, and how he ended up in the role of frontman. The two dig deep into their love of music, the artists who first influenced Chris, from Sam & Dave to REM, and how he finally got into The Grateful Dead. They talk about what he's listening to now, and reflect on their mutual friend and guitarist for Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Neal Casal.36 From the Vault Covers 5/2/70. Just a couple of days off of the 50th anniversary, Steve and Rob are back This show is pretty fascinating, we get to see them working on songs from Workingman's Dead and American Beauty, in their acoustic set, like “Friend Of The Devil,” “Dire Wolf,” and “Black Peter.” And then the electric set gets weird. Lots of good jams, great time for the band. Jeff Kravitz 420 Live! If you all haven't seen Jeff Kravitz's daily show at 4:20 where he interviews people, you should check it out. He's had everyone from George Porter Jr to Peter Shapiro to Stewart Copeland to Chris Kuroda and many more on his show. And we have an Osiris collaboration with Jeff to tell you about later this week! 8:30pm—Umphrey's Live 8/23/15. Each Monday night you can tune in to watch a handpicked archive from Umphrey's McGee. You can also make a donation to Conscious Alliance or to tip the band! Metzger, Paczkowski, Lawton—One More Time. Wanted to give one more plug to the interview that I did with Scott, Ray and Russ about their new LaMP project, along with a track from their new album. That was a lot of fun, and we hope you enjoy it! Video version here, audio version here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! We appreciate you all listening. See you all tomorrow. 3pm—Rock & Roll Playhouse. If you need some tunes for your kids during the day, check this out. It's some much-needed kid-focused entertainment, IMHO. 5pm—JRAD's Rad Night in America. Episode five of this weekly series will take us back to 5/5/18 in New Orleans. They have Jazz Fest on the mind as well, and ask people to consider donating to help provide food and emergency supplies to Second Harvest Food Bank: Feeding South Louisiana. 8:30pm—Phish's Dinner and a Movie. This week's show is 10/28/16 from Las Vegas. This Golden Age, wow. For the dinner portion, Mike Gordon shares three recipes from friend and chef Michael Solomonov's landmark Philadelphia restaurant Zahav. The charity for this week is Frontline Foods, a grassroots volunteer-based non-profit that raises money to pay local restaurants to prepare meals for the heroes responding to the COVID-19 crisis. If you missed our HF Pod Live chat about this show and about Europe '96, you can watch that here. Photographer Roger Patteson on Phemale-Centrics. Phish photographer and Phellowship member Roger Patteson join Dawn and Jeni for a chat. Check it out.Marcus King on Eric Krasno Plus One. Just want to give another plug for this excellent conversation with a really excellent artist. Subscribe, share with your friends, and we'll have a new episode next Monday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back! Thanks for tuning in! Marcus King on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week's guest on the podcast is Marcus King. In one of the last in-person interviews Eric was able to do before the COVID-19 lockdown, he sat down Marcus, who talked about music memories, performing with his dad at age 13 and the deep musicianship that runs through his family. They talk about life on the road and what life off the road, however temporary, might produce; and, Marcus tells the story about the time he had to perform in front of Eric Clapton. The episode ends with Marcus's song “Beautiful Stranger” off the El Dorado album, which was produced by Dan Auerbach.6pm ET—Keller Williams Live. Check out Keller, live from his cellar, for some tunes and conversation. And if you want more Keller Williams, check out the recent Brokedown Podcast interview with him from last month. 8:30pm ET—HF Pod Live. Once again me and the guys will be chatting about Dinner and a Movie, this time it's the 10/28/16 show from Vegas. We'll talk about this show and have a special guest, Megan, who's going to share her Europe '96 memories with us.ICYMI—Post Malone's Nirvana Tribute. A lot of people have been talking about Post Malone's tribute set to Nirvana, The United Nations Foundation's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund, benefiting the WHO. They played a bunch of Nirvana tunes. Pretty cool.JamBase Jazz Fest Playlist + Jazz Festing in Place. As you all know, WWOZ has been doing Jazz Festing in Place this past weekend and will do it again, and JamBase has put together a Jazz Fest playlist as well. Hope everyone's enjoying this, and we're excited about the reception we've had for the Festival Circuit announcement thus far. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Five things for you all today. Thank you for tuning in, and see you soon. Visit Osiris to see everything we're up to. Podapalooza has arrived! There will be live discussions with podcasters and dozens and dozens of bonus episodes. Our special episode of The Drop will go live today at 6pm ET. Catch it live or listen later, all net proceeds of the event will go to GiveDirectly—and pay what you can. 1pm ET—Rock & Roll Playhouse Livestream. For kids and adults, this happens every Saturday at 1pm, presented by Industry City on Facebook.6pm ET—Quarantrain dance party! We'll have 3 DJs coming to you today, Uncle Jesse from 6-8pm, Quarantina from 8-10pm and DJ Ing from 10pm-12am. Six hours of dancing. Join us!9:15pm ET—Marcus King Livestream! Tune in to watch Marcus play tunes. He can rip! He's also the guest on the next episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, which comes out this Monday morning! Ozark Recap! On a new episode of Welcome to the Party Pal, the team recaps season three while also diving into what makes the show such a success. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What's up everyone! It's The Drop for Tuesday. Thank you for tuning in.Please support Podapalooza. Podapalooza is a two-day virtual podcast festival for the benefit of COVID-19 relief. Pay what you can. And hear a special interview from The Drop with Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters and Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers. 5pm ET—JRAD's “Rad Night in America from 5/4/18. Check out the replay of the show from 5/4/2018 at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans, LA. 8:30pm ET—Phish's “Dinner & A Movie” from 7/9/19. This week we're going to the Mohegan Sun show from 7/9/19. Donations for will benefit Sweet Relief—for over 25 years, the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund has helped “career musicians and music industry workers struggling to make ends meet while facing illness, disability, or age-related problems.” Let the People Pick the President on Across the Margin. Michael Shields talks about the role the Electoral College plays in elections through an interview with Supreme Court journalist and New York Times editorial board member Jesse Wegman. Wegman recently penned the insightful and important book Let The People Pick The President, a thoroughly researched and engaging call to arms that makes a powerful case for abolishing the antiquated and antidemocratic Electoral College.Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One! You can listen to the first two episodes now, featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. New interviews coming to you every Monday!See you all tomorrow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Monday! Two quick things—we'll be doing an awesome event for charity, for Podapalooza. Get a ticket! Also, please listen to the first two episodes of Eric Krasno Plus One, with Dave Matthews and Laura Lee. You can listen here, on Apple or on Spotify. See you all tomorrow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! Check it out...Fruition's Jay Cobb Anderson on JamBase Podcast. On this episode of the JamBase Podcast, Scott Bernstein talked with Fruition guitarist/vocalist Jay Cobb Anderson in New York. Scotty got to hang with the band before the show, where Fruition spent over 30 minutes planning their setlist for the evening. Jay and Scotty then talk “The Art of the Setlist.” Fear Craft Beer on Craft Beer in These Times. The guys are back with some beer and music discussion, and they talk with Cully Naramore from Tree House Brewing. He talks about how a brewery is handling the new normal and he explains a new project he's involved with called Liquid Bread. 7:30pm ET—Anders Osborne “Greatest Hits” Livestream. As the description reads, “After many debates, arguments, sleeping on the couch, slamming doors, intent listening and finally long embrace, my family and I have agreed on a “Greatest Hits” song list for a Facebook Live stream this Friday!” 10:15pm ET—Wine Not? With Brendan Bayliss. Join Brendan from his basement, with wine, for songs, guitar, piano, stories and more. Eric Krasno Plus One! Subscribe now so you don't miss episodes 1 and 2, coming out Monday and featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. See you all on Saturday—dance party awaits! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This used to be known as Tax Day, but now it's just Wednesday. I'd like to first remind you to please check out Eric Krasno Plus One, our newest podcast, and subscribe so you don't miss the first two episodes, which will come out next Monday with Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. Some podcast news and one live video show we want to tell you about today. Widespread Panic Fans—16 Best Shows Ever!? Our Widespread Panic podcast, Bluest Tape, is doing a project on the best 16 shows ever, in tournament format. This episode has eight killer shows that, if you haven't heard them or don't know about them, you'll learn a lot from. Phemale-Centrics—Silver Lining Alert! Dawn and her crew talk to guest Jilly about the Facebook Group she created, called Silver Lining Alert. The point of this group, according to the page, is to “practice the idea of not being physically close, while also remaining supportive and close in our hearts…sharing silver lining stories, memes, ideas, and accomplishments.” One Eleven Heavy on Brokedown Podcast. This week Jonathan checks back in with James and Nick from the band, which is about to release its third album, Live At Jam Castle, in May. Tapes Archive with Kurt Vonnegut from 2000. Really excited about this one. What would Kurt Vonnegut say about the situation we're in today? Famously anti-religion, anti-war and pro-economic justice, check out this interview from 2000. 9:30pm ET—God Ween Evan Trivia & Prizes! Tonight we'll have "An Evening of Ween Trivia with God Ween Evan.” The newest Ween fan, Evan, will be trying to stump the rest of the GWE team about their Ween knowledge, and we will also have questions for fans watching and live chatting where they can win prizes. Come check it out!Thanks for tuning in! See you all tomorrow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're excited to announce a brand new podcast from Osiris that we know you'll love. It's called Eric Krasno Plus One, and it features Grammy-award winning guitarist Eric Krasno in conversation with legendary musicians and innovators from across the music world. On April 20 we'll launch episodes 1 and 2, featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. And check out the press release for some excerpts from episode 1 with Dave Matthews.Thanks for tuning in, and see you all tomorrow. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.