Podcast appearances and mentions of eugene edwards

Chris and Jim review the new Dwight Yoakam Album, Brighter Days, released November 15, 2024. Dwight Yoakam' s New Album, Brighter Days is on Via Records/Thirty Tigers.Brighter Days producer, Dwight Yoakam, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge and Marc DeSisto, engineered by Desisto and mastered by Stephen Marcussen. Musicians on the album include Yoakam (lead and harmony vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar), Mitch Marine (drums), Jonathan Clark (bass guitar, upright bass, background vocals, Eugene Edwards (electric guitar, baritone guitar), Brian Whelan (electric guitar, acoustic piano, Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes electric piano, acoustic piano, beat box guitar, keyboard motifs, acoustic guitar, baritone guitar, background vocals), Drew Taubenfeld (pedal steel guitar, Hammon organ, mandolin), Eric Baines (bass guitar), Dalton Yoakam (additional vocals), Post Malone (lead vocals), Jamison Hollister (pedal steel guitar, fiddle), Skip Edwards (acoustic piano, Hammond organ) and Ken Stacey (background vocals).

110 - Eugene Edwards (Dwight Yoakam) In episode 110 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan speaks with Eugene Edwards (Dwight Yoakam's guitarist). In their conversation they cover tour logistics for the Dwight Yoakam tour. They dive deep into gear amps, preamps, guitars and pedals. They discuss trying to recreate the classic guitar tones of the iconic albums. They discuss Eugene's relationships with the previous guitarists in the band: Pete Anderson, Eddie Perez (episode 65) and Keith Gattis. Eugene replaced Eddie in two bands. Eugene takes through his childhood in Yuma Arizona and tells us about his first concert, Bruce Springsteen and learning guitar from the Alfred method. They discuss how his high school country band led him to Los Angeles a city Eugene loves. They talk about other bands Eugene has played with including an Elvis impersonator (Scot Bruce), Sha Na Na and Eugene's own band. They discuss the intricacies of Scotty Moore's playing. Eugene also talks about the Jaime suits he wears and playing front guitar legends. . Eugene has a strong social media presence but apart from that you can find out more about him at the Dwight Yoakam website: dwightyoakam.com . Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! . #VintageGuitarmagazine #EugeneEdwards #DwightYoakam #ShaNaNa #VintageGuitar #guitar #Guitar #EugeneEdwardsBand #ScotBruceElvis #theDeadlies #guitarfinds #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #guitarcollector #Travelwithguitars #haveguitarwilltravel #hgwt #HGWT . . . . Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

Eugene Edwards (@eugeneedwards25) is back with his axe to teach us the about country music. Check out Eugene's Sirius XM show "Cowpunks to Nowpunks" on the the Dwight Yoakam channel 329 "Dwight Yoakam and the Bakersfield Beat."

Well, Jim knew guitars had strings and our expert Eugene Edwards (@eugeneedwards25) seemed to know a little bit more than that. Jim's new special "High & Dry" is now available on Netflix! Subscribe to our Patreon at patreon.com/IDKAT for ad free episodes, bonus episodes, and more exclusive perks! Tiers start at just $2!

Few artists have committed to the ethic of apocalyptic – even gothic – Americana as completely as Colorado's David Eugene Edwards. From his early work with The Denver Gentlemen and 16 Horsepower to the last two decades of material he has offered via Wovenhand, Edwards practically haunts every stage, and album, with spirits that are simultaneously spectral and Biblical. On this episode of the True Tunes Podcast, John J. Thompson sits down with Edwards in front of a live audience at the Audiofeed Festival in Champaign, Illinois to talk about his origins, his musical concepts, and his mystical perspectives on everything from the nature of art and humanity to the essence of spirituality and redemption. Then we crank up the jukebox to hear some other seminal apocalyptic music – and consider the value and purpose of provocative art in general. What is it that is being hidden, revealed, discovered, or avoided, when we drop the needle these days?   Full Show Notes and a special Apocalypse Rocks Playlist are available HERE or at TrueTunes.com/Wovenhand   The True Tunes Podcast is sponsored by VisionTrust.org. Help us change the world one child at a time by sponsoring a child today. Visit VisionTrust.org/TrueTunes for more information. If you would like to support the show, please consider joining our Patreon community or dropping us a one-time tip and check out our NEW MERCH!

OFR S2 E21 In this episode we talk with Eugene Edwards, guitarist for country legend Dwight Yoakam. It's a cool conversation about all thing country music as we try to connect the dots and once and for all link agriculture and country music. Did we do it? Oh man...

On this Eugene Edwards interview: Eugene talks about the challenges and limitations of growing up in Yuma… discipline, responsibility, making connections… some lonely times on the road and how he coped with them, getting married, being assertive, why it's OK to not know everything, and more. Really cool convo with a first-class guy Cool Guitar & Music T-Shirts! http://www.GuitarMerch.com What a story - originally from the small border town of Yuma, AZ… Eugene has been Dwight Yoakam's lead guitarist since 2012, and has performed in some of the most well-known arenas world-wide Subscribe & Website:  https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe Support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support

Best known as Dwight Yoakam's lead guitar player, Eugene also has two solo albums, a podcast, a family, and a deep love and respect for music history and theory. And yes he plays a little for us.

RICK HROMADKA – Searchlights (Better Days) JOE NORMAL & THE ANYTOWNERS – Even Now (Big Stir singles) EUGENE EDWARDS – The Good Ol Days (A Week of Sundays) RENO BO – How Do You Do (Lesson From a Shooting Star) RHETT MILLER – Things That Disappear (The Instigator) FEEL – I Won’t Stand in Your Way (s/t) BOWMAN – Save Me (Living 2 Dream) TRUE LOVE – Worse Ways Than This (Wings) GUIDED BY VOICES – Chasing Heather Crazy (Isolation Drills) JUGHEAD – Snow In Tahiti (s/t) SUGARBOMB – Bully (Bully) BEN FOLDS – Losing Lisa (Rockin’ the Suburbs) MONKEEMAN – Man in My Head (Jumping on the Monkey Train) FRISBIE – Yes Impossible (New Debut) JASON FALKNER – Hello Mr. Future (IPO Volume 7) THE CHURCHILLS – Close My Eyes (Big Ideas) SPLITSVILLE – Why It Can’t Be (Repeater) ELVYN – Ellie (Valley of the Kilowatt Hour) VIEW OF THE EARTH FROM THE MOON – Distance Runner (Closer to a Ghost) NADA SURF – Electrocution (If I Had a Hi Fi) EYELIDS – Slow It Goes (single) JEFF WHALEN – Alien Lanes (10 More Rock Super Hits) IMPERIAL STATE ELECTRIC – Sheltered in the Sand (Pop War) SLOAN – Spin Our Wheels (12) THE FORMAT – Wait Wait Wait (Interventions & Lullabies) RULER – Obvious (Winning Star Champion) CADDY – The Good Ones (Ten Times Four) LIZ PHAIR – Count on My Love (Somebody’s Miracle) BRENDAN BENSON – Spit It Out (Alternative to Love) ASH – Won’t Be Saved (Meltdown) ARMY NAVY – The Long Goodbye (The Last Place) SPLIT SINGLE – Nothing You Can Do to End This Love (Amplificado)

El verano se acerca despacio este año y te (nos) sentará bien que cantan los grandes Cheap Trick, aunque los Streetwalkin' Cheetahs han tenido una mala experiencia vacacional, problema de comunicación que dicen los Plastic Tears, mientras recordamos el disco de hace 20 años de The Elms, joya pop donde las haya. Desde el norte de California vienen los The Corner Laughers y Timmy Sean nos cuenta las bondades de esa bendita tierra. Los veteranos Edie Brickell y sus New Bohemians tienen nuevo disco después de mucho tiempo y el guitarrista plurigénero Eugene Edwards pone alta la nota igual que Natalie Sweet con su preciosa voz. Los wisconsinitas Rocket Bureau son la expresión de un sólo artista, Kyler Urban, desde la capital Madison y despedimos con un punk doowop a cargo de los Pale Lips y el glorioso lema de los Nuclears típico, sin nada que hacer excepto escuchar buen rockandroll.⦁ Cheap Trick, The Summer Looks Good On You ⦁ The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, Bad Vacation⦁ Plastic Tears, Communication ⦁ The Elms, The Buzzing Won't Stop!⦁ The Elms, Here's My Hand⦁ The Corner Laughers, The Lilac Line⦁ The Corner Laughers, Goodguy Sun ⦁ Timmy Sean, In California ⦁ Edie Brickell & New Bohemians, Don't Get In The Bed Dirty ⦁ Edie Brickell & New Bohemians, Horse's Mouth ⦁ Eugene Edwards, Person Of Interest ⦁ Eugene Edwards, Irregular Heartbeat ⦁ Natalie Sweet, Gimme Good Love ⦁ Natalie Sweet, I Don't Want To Need You (Tonight) ⦁ Rocket Bureau, Not You⦁ Rocket Bureau, Lipstick Queens ⦁ Pale Lips, Doo-Wop Showaddywaddy ⦁ The Nuclears, I Just Wanna Have Nothin To Do

"You'd better cover your face tonight, someone might take it away." - Richard Barrone Today we spotlight tracks from the new Futureman Records release; Action Now: 20/20 Re-Envisioned and more including: The Armoires, Eugene Edwards, King Mixer, Joe Normal, Ballzy Tomorrow, Strawberry Generation, Drool Brothers, Supercrush, The Blue Herons, Exploding Flowers, The Hangabouts, Classic Ruins, and Chris Church. Join us, these essentials never chase themselves,

"Could it be that one small voice doesn't count in the room?" - REM This week we spend a little time with; Cliff Hillis, The Junior League, Danny Wilkerson and Lannie Flowers w/ Orbis Max, Matt Pond, The Anderson Council, Marshall Holland, Eugene Edwards, Billy Bragg, Dutch Criminal Record, Brian Bringelson, The Rosenbergs, ANC4, Real Estate, Hans Rotenberry & Brad Jones, and Nick Piunti and the Complicated Men. Thank you to all the essential listeners!

"She's a seven day weekend, she don't pretend, when she's dancin' wild and free" - Jesse Malin This week; The Brothers Steve, The Vapors,Fruit & Flowers,Myracle Brah, The Bongos, Eugene Edwards, Tom Curless & the 46%, Icecream Hands, Searching For Sylvia, Cliff Hillis, BAD MOVES, Coke Belda Jesse Malin, and Chris Richards And The Subtractions. Some great music and we put it together all in one place for you ... you're welcome!

This episode reveals parts of past conversations that were cut from previous episodes. Eugene Edwards discusses Eddie Van Halen, Billie Eilish and Bing Crosby. Bernie Dresel talks about what it's like to play with Keiko Matsui and the power of singers in an instrumental world. Bill Cinque speaks to the current state of pop music and musicianship. “Why Corona?”, a song by Michael Bluestein, is also featured in it's entirety. This episode is dedicated to musicians and music industry professionals who are out of work due to the pandemic. www.divebarrockstar.com

SUPERCRUSH – Be Kind to Me (SODO Pop) ANSWERING MACHINE – Cherry Coke (Bad Luck) BOB MOULD – Next Generation (Blue Hearts) THE WHIFFS – On The Boulevard (single) THE SZUTERS – Good Thing (Sugar) NICK FRATER – Would You Like to Go? (Fast & Loose) CLIFF HILLIS – Let’s Pretend (single) JOE GIDDINGS – Better From Here (Better From Here) SELF TALK – Don’t Ask (single) SURFER BLOOD – Parkland Into the Silence (Carefree Theater) LATITUDE – Vertical Highway (Mystic Hotline) THE FEELS – She’s Probably Not Thinking of Me (single) CHARLY BLISS – Feed (Supermoon EP) BOB – Plastic (You Can Stop That for a Start) CULT STARS FROM MARS – One Chord Progression (single) EUGENE EDWARDS – The Good Ol Days (A Week of Sundays) SEMISONIC – Basement Tapes (You’re Not Alone) BRAD BROOKS – Lee Marvin’s Uzi (God Save the City) MIDNIGHT CALLERS – 41 Miles to Roscoe (Red Letter Glow) NEIL STURGEON – Break Me (Geography & Luck) RYAN HAMILTON & HARLEQUIN GHOSTS – Newcastle Charm (Nowhere to Go But Everywhere) OK HOTEL – Swim (single) TEENAGE JOANS – By The Way (single) GRETCHEN’S WHEEL – Infernal Machine (Such Open Sky) THE BLACK WATCH – Saint Fair Isle Sweater (Fromthing Somethat) GEOWULF – Saltwater (single) ANDY BELL – Love Comes In Waves (single) SHAKE SOME ACTION – Angel of Night (single) ECHOWAVE – I Don’t Mind (single) CAPER CLOWNS – The Club of Humanity (single) MIKE BROWNING – We’re Hanging Out (Never Too Late) THE ARTHUR BOTHERS – Sun Gun (Nine)

El pasado lunes Jeff Bridges anunció que le habían diagnosticado un linfoma y que comenzaba el tratamiento. Y hemos querido que “What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do” (Lo que puede hacer un poco de amor) abriera TOMA UNO como muestra de apoyo a su persona. Esta canción irresistible fue debida a la inspiración de Stephen Bruton y Gary Nicholson. La producción corrió a cargo de T-Bone Burnett, con quien se encontró en 1980, cuando le fue presentado por Kris Kristofferson mientras rodaban Heaven's Gate. T-Bone Burnett había seleccionado las canciones de la película The Big Lebowski, que protagonizó Jeff Bridges en 1998, y participó muy directamente en Crazy Heart de 2009. Dirigida por Scott Cooper, aquella cinta estaba basada en la novela del mismo título de Thomas Cobb publicada en 1987. Jeff Bridges, que consiguió su único Oscar gracias a ella, encarnaba el papel de Bad Blake, un cantante y compositor de country en horas bajas, e interpretó hasta cinco canciones. Su banda sonora estaba dedicada a la memoria de Stephen Bruton, legendario músico tejano que murió de cáncer poco después de culminar el proyecto. La abría "Hold on You", una canción de amor donde Jeff Bridges cumple con los requisitos necesarios. Bart Crow es de la tejana ciudad de Maypearl, Texas, y está preparando el Ep A Pretty Good Heart del que nos acaba de anticipar “Boots”, que se está convirtiendo en uno de los temas más pinchados de las emisoras del Lone Star State tras una década en la carretera y hasta ocho álbumes publicados. Moviéndose entre la Red Dirt music y el country tejano, la Bart Crow Band se formó en 2003 y dos años más tarde editaban su primer álbum, Finally. Con una declarada independencia se fueron afianzando en la escena musical de Austin, donde fijaron su residencia, gracias al impulso de su líder, que decidió personalizar el nombre en solitario y firmar los trabajos simplemente como Bart Crow. Su constancia le permitió debutar en el Grand Ole Opry y mantener un alto prestigio. Ward Davis es un cantante y compositor de Monticello, en Arkansas, con cierta relevancia en las editoriales de Nashville. Muy cercano a las formas de Cody Jinks o Kendell Marvel, ha firmado canciones que han sido grabadas por Willie Nelson, el desaparecido Merle Haggard, Carolina Rain o Trace Adkins, por nombrar algunos artistas que han confiado en sus habilidades para contar historias cotidianas. “Black Cats and Crows” es la canción que da nombre a su álbum, que se editará a finales del próximo mes. Un tema inquietante de tintes casi siniestros que Ward Davis compuso a finales del pasado año con Cody Jinks y Tennessee Jet provocando un efecto casi terapéutico en su situación personal de entonces. Además, tenía una infección nasal el día en que la grabó y las restricciones del Covid impidieron volver a hacerlo y añadir armonías. El resultado es impactante. Desde que empezamos a hablar del nuevo disco de Chris Stapleton, Starting Over, comentamos la cercanía entre el músico de Kentucky y el guitarrista de los Heartbreakers, Mike Campbell. Una de las canciones que era habitual escuchar en su gira All-American Road Show del pasado año, “Arkansas”, fue compuesta con él y forma parte de esa nueva propuesta, que a menudo interpretaba junto a Brothers Osborne. Así suena ahora en ese álbum que se editará el 13 de noviembre. Hace 10 años, Chris Stapleton anunció que dejaba a los SteelDrivers para dedicarse a la familia y cinco después debutó en solitario con Traveller. Había grabado dos excelentes álbumes con el grupo, que superó su marcha y la de otro de sus socios fundadores como Mike Henderson. La personalidad de la violinista Tammy Rogers, nacida en Tennessee y criada en Texas, ha sido fundamental para dar solidez a una formación vital en el siempre complicado engranaje del bluegrass contemporáneo. John Paul White, antiguo miembro de The Civil Wars, ha estado muy cerca de los SteelDrivers en el último álbum, Bad for You, colaborando estrechamente con la banda afincada en Nashville. De tal forma que Tammy Rogers, líder indiscutible del grupo, le llama "el sexto SteelDriver". John Paul White es vocalista invitado, coproductor y compositor junto a Rogers de un tema como “Innocent Man”, un tema sobre la desesperación. Este quinto álbum es la continuación de The Muscle Shoals Recordings, su disco de 2015 que les reportó un Grammy y resulta ser el primer proyecto de SteelDrivers con Kelvin Damrell como vocalista, desde la marcha de Gary Nichols. Discos como este hacen que desde hace mucho tiempo nos consideramos “SteelHeads”. Steep Canyon Rangers crecieron escuchando los estilos básicos de la música popular, eso que conocemos como Americana. En su etapa universitaria se inclinaron por el bluegrass y 20 años después son una de las formaciones más prestigiosas del género. La banda de Carolina del Norte ha salido por primera vez fuera de su tierra para grabar en el estudio Southern Ground de Nashville y contar con Brandon Bell en la producción. Eso supone que las texturas sonoras se han ampliado y es evidente en "One Drop of Rain" es el tema de apertura, compuesta hace seis años, cuando murió el suegro del banjista Graham Sharp y completada definitivamente en el estudio de grabación junto a Woody Platt durante las sesiones de Arm in Arm, su último álbum. The Country, el tercer álbum de Tennessee Jet, es un homenaje a los sonidos de sus años más jóvenes sin renunciar a experimentar en cualquiera de los caminos que ofrece la Americana en su conjunto. En un disco en el que las colaboraciones son muchas y con un horizonte muy amplio de estilos, desde Cody Jinks y Paul Cauthen a la armónica de Mickey Raphael y la trompeta de Brian Newman, habitual junto a Lady Gaga, la presencia de Elizabeth Cook ha sido la más constante. En el programa ya escuchamos su versión de “Poncho And Lefty” de Townes Van Zandt y hoy nos hemos inclinado por cómo parece haberse sentado en porche de casa junto a Elizabeth, Eugene Edwards a la mandolina y Jamison Hollister encargándose del dobro y el violín para llevar a los terrenos del bluegrass "She Talks to Angels", que los hermanos Chris y Rich Robinson compusieron en 1990 años para el álbum de debut de los Black Crowes, Shake Your Money Maker. Sturgill Simpson ha vuelto a sorprendernos. Esta vez lo ha hecho con Cuttin ’Grass Vol 1 - The Butcher Shoppe Sessions, un disco de bluegrass que, como dice su título, está grabado en los legendarios estudios Butcher Shoppe de Nashville con músicos de la brillantez de Stuart Duncan, Sierra Hull o Tim O’Brien, entre otros. Para conformarlo ha elegido 20 canciones de su carrera, exceptuando temas del que había sido su último registro, Sound & Fury del año pasado, que también supuso una enorme sorpresa, para llevarlos a los terrenos del bluegrass, el estilo por el que se conoce a su estado natal, Kentucky. La idea de este trabajo surgió mientras se recuperaba del coronavirus a primeros de este año y ha dejado obras de arte como “I Don’t Mind”, posiblemente la mejor canción del año. I'm With You supone ya el octavo álbum de estudio de William Elliott Whitmore y el primero en cinco años con material original. En él reflexiona sobre todo aquello que le es cercano, como la familia y los amigos, encontrando en su forma de narrar similitudes con Steve Earle e incluso la profundidad de algunas de sus letras nos devuelve al presente un disco tan emblemático como Nebraska de Bruce Springsteen. Con un arrope sonoro casi minimalista, este nativo de Iowa, muestra inclinaciones hacia el bluegrass en canciones que pintan imágenes ya vividas. “My Mind Can Be Cruel to Me” es uno de los momentos más brillantes de un disco cargado de testimonios de desesperanza silenciosa. En los últimos minutos del programa queremos incidir en las melodías clásicas del country de la mano de Zephaniah OHora con Listening To The Music, un segundo álbum que ha elevado las excelentes prestaciones de su debut con This Highway hace tres años. Hay canciones deliciosas como “All American Singer”, que musicalmente nos recuerda a "The Fightin' Side of Me". El músico nacido en New Hampshire y residente en Brooklyn ha mantenido sus relatos de historias honestas y reales con el apoyo en la producción del tristemente fallecido Neal Casal. Ya que hablamos de las evidentes influencias de Merle Haggard en Zephaniah OHora, otro de los músicos que muestra su veneración por la desaparecida leyenda de Bakersfield es Tim Bluhm, un californiano de Torrance que se implicó en la country music gracias a Rick Rubin, que firmó a su primitiva banda, Mother Hips, para su sello, American Records, cuando veía la luz el primer disco de Johnny Cash producido por él, colocando incluso al grupo como sus teloneros. Tim Bluhm publicará dentro de un mes Hag Heaven, su cuarto disco en solitario con 11 canciones de Merle Haggard, entre las que se encuentra “Am I Standing In Your Way”, que formó parte en 1976 de The Roots of My Raising que el legendario músico grabó con los Strangers. Escuchar audio

Guitar player and vocalist, Eugene Edwards, talks about growing up in a small town and his road to Berklee College of Music. He tells the story of getting his current gig with Dwight Yoakam and his approach to the playing. He discusses his second record which he just released yet recorded years ago and he takes us through the writing of some of the songs. Eugene also talks about his time with the world famous band, Sha Na Na. Eugene Edwards- A Week Of Sundays: https://open.spotify.com/album/3NeFKa6okZPW3ZcvAPcem5?si=2AzMQH3SSfSoh-WioPQcGQ Jukebox Graduate: https://open.spotify.com/show/5NprJt62GlbP7fKXZfD2Rt?si=WJVJc67iQoaAzOQgCtRJcg Guitar Lessons: https://golive.ly/host/eugene-edwards Fender Play: https://www.fender.com/play www.divebarrockstar.com

Äntligen har vi del 2 ute! Vi pratar om vad som hänt sen sist, försöker minnas vad vi egentligen sa och kanske en å annan förklaring samt rättelse. Vi bjuder även på ganska jävla långa stickspår. Hoppas ni tycker att det var värt väntan, vi tycker iallafall att detta var ett svinkul avsnitt och ett av dom absolut roligaste! Det är ju verkligen nått extra med att få ha med en gäst! Lyssna å njut bandkollare där ute! 

Vi är tillbaka åter igen med nytt avsnitt! Denna gång med gäst, och det är ingen mindre än Johannes Persson från band som Cult Of Luna, Riwen och Khoma samt casting director på bolaget Nord Casting.Han har tagit med sig en grym artist som vi fått äran att dissekera.Ingen av oss hade faktiskt hört denna mannens verk och blev överraskade! David Eugene Edwards är mannen som haft superband som 16 Horsepower och Wovenhand tillika en grym solokarriär.Avsnittet spelades in förra året men har blivit liggandes till nu, men vi kände att det är dags för gäst! Mer om det i programmet! Trevlig lyssning!

Welcome home, everybody! Uncertain times call for certain measures. We know that many of you have more time your hands than usual, or maybe you just need something to keep your mind busy while the world sorts itself out. Dave and Eugene have just the thing! With SINGLES, the Jukebox Graduate will be coming to you more frequently with bite-sized mini podcasts to match your media consumption diet. In SINGLES episode 4 the secluded scholars go to the mail bag and address the reason for the recent radio silence as well as a listener request for an unreleased song from the Eugene Edwards archives. After hearing that rarity the guys discuss their recent listening pleasures including Ron Sexsmith, Fiona Apple, El Michels Affair, and Dave's recent Cajun kick. All in a day's work (from home) at The Jukebox Graduate! www.thejukeboxgraduate.com

What a story - originally from the small border town of Yuma, AZ… Eugene has been Dwight Yoakam’s lead guitarist since 2012, and has performed in some of the most well-known arenas world-wide An incredibly sincere guy, Eugene talks about the challenges and limitations of growing up in Yuma… discipline, responsibility, making connections… some lonely times on the road and how he coped with them, getting married, being assertive, why it’s OK to not know everything, and more. Really cool convo with a first-class guy: Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar 

What a story - originally from the small border town of Yuma, AZ… Eugene has been Dwight Yoakam’s lead guitarist since 2012, and has performed in some of the most well-known arenas world-wide An incredibly sincere guy, Eugene talks about the challenges and limitations of growing up in Yuma… discipline, responsibility, making connections… some lonely times on the road and how he coped with them, getting married, being assertive, why it’s OK to not know everything, and more. Really cool convo with a first-class guy: Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

In this episode Dave Rayburn and Eugene Edwards reflect on recent trips. Eugene goes to Nashville to perform at the Ryman and bumps into old friends. The duo of dialogue go over the Grammys. Dave goes to the NAMM convention and thinks he sees a U2 concert. Eugene gets corrected by a listener. Dave gets hold of a legendary Deejay's records and Eugene eulogizes Pat DiNizio of the Smithereens. After discussing new releases from Jade Bird, Ruby Boots and Ty Segall the guys discuss tribute albums. And finally, Dave discovers Blaze Foley via the magic of television. Along the way, we hear from Neil Young, Jack Tempchin, Nineteen Thirteen, the Smithereens, Jade Bird, Ruby Boots, Los Lobos, Ibibio Sound Machine, and Alan Alda. This episode of The Jukebox Graduate was brought to you by Satellite Amplifiers with thanks to AMPED Distribution and Blue Élan Records.

Corban Chapel: MLK | Eugene Edwards - January 12th, 2018 by Corban University

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An ongoing journey of sonic discovery and sound wisdom, fueled by passion and driven by discussion. MUSIC MATTERS brings to you a unique fly-on-the-wall glance into the voluminous and seductive world of music. For their third effort... Joe, Dave and Tim are pleased to present the following: • An exclusive interview with Violent Femmes co-founder Victor DeLorenzo... and renowned cellist Janet Schiff... collectively known as Nineteen Thirteen. We discuss and play music from their new album, "Music For Time Travel", and touch on their experience collaborating with legendary bassist, Rob Wasserman (RIP). • On-the-road shenanigans with our man-on-the-street, Dwight Yoakam's lead guitarist, Eugene Edwards. • #bandnamesthatsoundlikelawfirms • A review of the book Under The Big Black Sun by John Doe, Tom DeSavia and friends... including some exclusive ramblings by Henry Rollins. • The best new music of 2016... so far. • Also, you'll hear music from Lori Carson, Dead Rock West, Rob Perez and M² (Mark Mason). All this and more! What are you waiting for?!? Dig in!

An ongoing journey of sonic discovery and sound wisdom, fueled by passion and driven by discussion. MUSIC MATTERS brings to you a unique fly-on-the-wall glance into the voluminous and seductive world of music. For their second time around the block, the boys take on the following... with a very special call-in guest: • Prince (1958-2016). • The 2016 Summer Festival season. • The politics of concert behavior. • #bandnamesthatsoundliketakingadump • Lost musical connections. • Also, you'll hear music from Planet Roy, Dwight Yoakam's lead guitarist Eugene Edwards and Chris Valenti. All this and more! What are you waiting for?!? Dig in!

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.

Independent's Day celebrated its 100th episode with a live event at Chloe's at Golden Road brewing on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. Many of the artists who have been guests on ID played live sets, including Brian Whelan, Jess Penner, Loch & Key, Little Lonely, Pi Jacobs, Big Harp, Alias Means and many more. The episode is compiled from live interviews conducted that night as well as some short discussions with past guests at the Independent's Day World Headquarters. Artists featured in the interviews includes Jess Penner, Eugene Edwards, Davey Meshell of The Neighborhood Bullys, Brian Whelan, Ted Wulfers, Mike Chylinski of Arrow Highway, Big Harp, Joe Jencks, Loch &Key, Andy Creighton of The World Record, John Hoskinson, Sarah Barker, Robbie Rist, Jason Taylorson and Ray Argyle of Sunken Ships.

Edwards is a Los Angeles-based songwriter, indie pop journeyman, performer, guitarist, vocalist, actor and consummate frontman who leads his eponymous Eugene Edwards Band. Eugene and his band espouse a Springsteen-esque work ethic combined with an Elvis Costello sensibility.

Edwards is a Los Angeles-based songwriter, indie pop journeyman, performer, guitarist, vocalist, actor and consummate frontman who leads his eponymous Eugene Edwards Band. Eugene and his band espouse a Springsteen-esque work ethic combined with an Elvis Costello sensibility.

Edwards is a Los Angeles-based songwriter, indie pop journeyman, performer, guitarist, vocalist, actor and consummate frontman who leads his eponymous Eugene Edwards Band. Eugene and his band espouse a Springsteen-esque work ethic combined with an Elvis Costello sensibility.

Brian is perhaps the youngest journeyman on the LA music scene, racking up an impressive list of credits as a band member and sideman with artists like The Broken West, Mike Stinson, Randy Weeks, Tony Gilkyson, Eugene Edwards, Dwight Yoakam and a host of others. He has stepped out of the shadow next to the drum riser, swapped his bass for a Telecaster and put together a new band called Wheelhouse in order to showcase his considerable talents as a singer, songwriter and performer.

Brian is perhaps the youngest journeyman on the LA music scene, racking up an impressive list of credits as a band member and sideman with artists like The Broken West, Mike Stinson, Randy Weeks, Tony Gilkyson, Eugene Edwards, Dwight Yoakam and a host of others. He has stepped out of the shadow next to the drum riser, swapped his bass for a Telecaster and put together a new band called Wheelhouse in order to showcase his considerable talents as a singer, songwriter and performer.

Brian is perhaps the youngest journeyman on the LA music scene, racking up an impressive list of credits as a band member and sideman with artists like The Broken West, Mike Stinson, Randy Weeks, Tony Gilkyson, Eugene Edwards, Dwight Yoakam and a host of others. He has stepped out of the shadow next to the drum riser, swapped his bass for a Telecaster and put together a new band called Wheelhouse in order to showcase his considerable talents as a singer, songwriter and performer.

It's finally here -- our 100 minute monolithic Jeffster Special! We've even done a custom opening in honor of the phenomenon known as Jeffster. Part 1 features fun video interviews with the men of Jeffster, Scott Krinsky (Jeff Barnes) and Vik Sahay (Lester Patel). Hear from their perspective how Jeffster has impacted their characters, and what their process is like preparing and performing a Jeffster song. Then, part 2 will take us behind the scenes... first, we talk with musician Eugene Edwards, who performs guitar and bass on Chuck and on Jeffster songs, and also sings guide vocals on the Jeffster temporary tracks. Then, Chuck composer Tim Jones takes us into the studio, and demonstrates many before and after versions of Jeffster songs, explaining his process, and gives many funny and interesting anecdotes. Of course, there's also a ton of Jeffster music, including some never heard before versions and mixes. Both part 1 and part 2 are available today!

Here's part 2 of our 100 minute monolithic Jeffster Special! Part 1 featured fun video interviews with the men of Jeffster, Scott Krinsky (Jeff Barnes) and Vik Sahay (Lester Patel). Now, part 2 takes us behind the scenes... first, we talk with musician Eugene Edwards, who performs guitar and bass on Chuck and on Jeffster songs, and also sings guide vocals on the Jeffster temporary tracks. Then, Chuck composer Tim Jones takes us into the studio, and demonstrates many before and after versions of Jeffster songs, explaining his process, and gives many funny and interesting anecdotes. Of course, there's also a ton of Jeffster music, including some never heard before versions and mixes. Both part 1 and part 2 are available today! We also have a new contest, to give away a pair of Chucks! Please go to ChuckTV.net for details.

Here's part 2 of our 100 minute monolithic Jeffster Special! Part 1 featured fun video interviews with the men of Jeffster, Scott Krinsky (Jeff Barnes) and Vik Sahay (Lester Patel). Now, part 2 takes us behind the scenes... first, we talk with musician Eugene Edwards, who performs guitar and bass on Chuck and on Jeffster songs, and also sings guide vocals on the Jeffster temporary tracks. Then, Chuck composer Tim Jones takes us into the studio, and demonstrates many before and after versions of Jeffster songs, explaining his process, and gives many funny and interesting anecdotes. Of course, there's also a ton of Jeffster music, including some never heard before versions and mixes. Both part 1 and part 2 are available today! We also have a new contest, to give away a pair of Chucks! Please go to ChuckTV.net for details. Miss any episodes? You can find them all at chuckpodcast.blip.tv, and every time you watch it helps to support us! Also, if you like the show, please consider supporting us with a monthly vote at Podcast Alley.

It's finally here -- our 100 minute monolithic Jeffster Special! We've even done a custom opening in honor of the phenomenon known as Jeffster. Part 1 features fun video interviews with the men of Jeffster, Scott Krinsky (Jeff Barnes) and Vik Sahay (Lester Patel). Hear from their perspective how Jeffster has impacted their characters, and what their process is like preparing and performing a Jeffster song. Then, part 2 will take us behind the scenes... first, we talk with musician Eugene Edwards, who performs guitar and bass on Chuck and on Jeffster songs, and also sings guide vocals on the Jeffster temporary tracks. Then, Chuck composer Tim Jones takes us into the studio, and demonstrates many before and after versions of Jeffster songs, explaining his process, and gives many funny and interesting anecdotes. Of course, there's also a ton of Jeffster music, including some never heard before versions and mixes. Both part 1 and part 2 are available today! Miss any episodes? You can find them all at chuckpodcast.blip.tv, and every time you watch it helps to support us! Also, if you like the show, please consider supporting us with a monthly vote at Podcast Alley.