Podcasts about fly rite boys

SO MUCH GREAT LOCAL THINGS JUST LOOK AT THIS LIST From the Barn in Spring Green - Kiss the Tiger - 5/8 - Shi$$Y Barn - Spring Green - From MPLS - Tate & the Neighborly - 5/8 Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - New Album Self Help We can be - UW stevens Point 5/9 - The Music Box 5/14 - Greenbay - Tate and the Neighborly -5/8 - Missing you - Adam Greuel and the Space Burritos - 5/16 Shi$$y barn - Spring Green - NEW SINGLE - The River from here - Milwaukee - Deb Talan - 5/21 - Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - New Album - I thought I saw You - A glimmer in the Grass - Called Conway - Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - New Album Partner - Heat of Liquid - Glitterfox - 5/23 Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - New Album - Highway Forever - Title Track Highway forever - Kat and the Hurricane - 5/23 - Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Swimming II - Caroline Rose - Two Shows 6/6 - 6/7 Shi$$y barn - Spring Green - Down where the valleys are low - Erik Koskinen and the Taken - 6/12 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Gun - Minneasota - Pieta Brown is with the Taken - 6/12 The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Wondering how - The Ike Reilly Assassination - 6/20 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Garbage Day - Chicago - Collection of Colonies of Bees - 6/28 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Gibbs - Milwaukee - The Hallelujah Ward - 6/28 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Manageable Oblivion - Milwaukee - Jenny don't and the Spurs - 7/2 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Sidewinder - Jenny Don't and the Spurs - 7/2 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - Wherever you are - LowDown Brass Band - 7/11 - The Shi$$y Barn - Spring Green - NEW SINGLE - SLOW DOWN - Chicago - Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys - 7/17 - The Shi$$y Bar - Spring Green - Baby Baby Me

Del 1 al 4 de febrero la localidad malagueña de Torremolinos se convierte en el epicentro europeo del rock’n’roll. El Rockin’ Race Jamboree alcanza su trigésima edición con los abonos agotados desde hace más de un mes. Celebran el aniversario con una alineación de cerca de cuarenta bandas vinculadas a los sonidos de ascendencia años 50, con la visita exclusiva de los capos del psycho rockabilly estadounidense Reverend Horton Heat, la veterana Linda Gail Lewis -casi 60 años de trayectoria desde que comenzó a cantar con su hermano Jerry Lee Lewis- o el histórico combo barcelonés Los Sirex. Picoteamos en su poderoso cartel y contactamos brevemente con Guille Jiménez, co-organizador del festival.Playlist;(sintonía) REVEREND HORTON HEAT “I can’t surf”REVEREND HORTON HEAT “Whole new life”REVEREND HORTON HEAT “Psychobilly freakout”LINDA GAIL LEWIS “Diggin’ my way out of hell”BIG SANDY and THE FLY-RITE BOYS “Chalk it up to the blues”LOS SIREX “El tren de la Costa”DAVE and DEKE COMBO “Hey Mae”THE SURFRAJETTES “Heart of glass”THE RHUM RUNNERS “Chop Chop”RAY COLLINS HOT-CLUB “Bugs in my teeth”THE RHYTHM SHAKERS “Voodoo”JIMMY SUTTON’s FOUR CHARMS “Triskaidekaphobia”JAMES INTVELD “King cry-baby”SONNY GEORGE and THE TENNESSEE SONS “Truckin’ country”THEO LAWRENCE “The worst in me”THE COUNTRYSIDE OF HARMONICA SAM “Tell her”Escuchar audio

112. LIVE from the Motorbilly Memorial Coliseum, it's the 56th annual NRL (National Rockabilly League)'s ROCKABILLY BOWL! Representing the AFC division we have the Cincinnati BOPPERS and representing the NFC division here comes the Los Angeles ROCKERS! Our greasy gridiron battle will pit all the finest 50's styled rock n' roll artists from the Cincinnati, Ohio area against the greatest rockin' bands from Los Angeles, California -both vintage & modern! Hear skull-crushing rattlers from "Ohio" boppers Cherry Lee & The Hot Rod Hounds, Buck Stevens, Jerry King, The Star Devils, Rumble Club, Crazy Joe, Lords of the Highway & Amber Lee and bone-rattlin' bangers from LA rockers Deke & The Whippersnappers, Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Boys, The SideWynders, Amber Foxx, James Intveld, The Crown City Bombers, The Moontones, Lil' Mo, Vicky Tafoya, Abby Girl, Johnny & Jaalene and The Desperados! A monumental battle for the ages! Vintage tracks from historic Cinci & LA labels PLUS killer tracks from your favorite Ohio n' SoCal bands! Enjoy responsibly as your alternative "half time" show and please remember, NO WAGERING! Del Villarreal's "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -good to the last BOP!™

108. Don't you just know that "Go Kat, GO!" is the BEST rockin' show on the worldwide radio? It's a fact, proven every Wednesday night up on Rockabilly-Radio! Enjoy the cool country crooning of The Jerrells,  the maniacal blues of Mad Guz & The Mojos, the swingin' sounds of J.P. McDermott & Western Bop,  the thrilling neo-billy howl of The Sabrejets, bombastic bop of The Atomic Papas, the twang & flash of Jane Rose & The Deadend Boys, the maniacal music of The Mezcal Brothers, the solid grooves of Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Boys and special Ventures (R.I.P. founding member/guitarist Don Wilson) & Detroit Cobras (R.I.P. to Rachel Nagy) tributes today as well. Happy 88th birthday to Huey "Piano" Smith ! 

One of my "new" favorite artists,  Big Sandy is on the show and we talk about his band, his success, and our love for Rockabilly. Hope you enjoy!Tickets for the Thanksgiving show at Gutty's Comedy Club, Indianahttps://www.simpletix.com/e/lee-hardin-fri-tickets-80723BECOME A PATREON MEMBER!https://www.patreon.com/LeeHardinComedyHave any questions or comments about the show? Send me an email.mailto:leehardincomedy@gmail.comBIG SANDY INFO:Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys Official Website:https://www.bigsandy.netBig Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys: (Album) Feeling Kinda Luckyhttps://open.spotify.com/album/2TUOOpba3rX5KfdRpWkQin?si=vj613nn1TX-Q1-8-E-EYEABig Sandy & His Fly-Rite boys on Conan O'Brienhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF4gT9C584UBook Lee Hardin:http://leehardincomedy.comLee's TV Debut on Mike Huckabeehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKvZU1zFPTs&t=3sLee Hardin's DryBar Comedy specialhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bb_RGhTwU4&t=2sTheme music by Francy Goudreault:https://open.spotify.com/artist/4pLj1MzY9yfjuImfRml6pY?si=BrUv3F7UQGKB7T4d8tvHkQhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/5d2zHG7UZeisXxJxRDYh4x?si=WbqVNYO7SOGGFW967oboWw

65. Let's rock the house tonite! We're viberatin' from our head to our feet with the real rockin' rhythms of "Go Kat, GO!" Help us celebrate Conway "Harold Jenkins" Twitty's 98th birthday with some deep cuts from his early SUN & MGM catalog and some choice covers by favorite modern artists. Spending time with Mike Bell & The Belltones, debuting the new Swelltune Tammi Savoy blues track tonite, revving up selections from the new Brian Setzer solo album, raving to the new Wanda Jackson long player, we're getting ready for the return of Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Boys next week, chilling with The Mellows latest 45 import and reaching for the sky with Jake Calypso's new platter, "Rockabilly Star"! Only the finest rockin' recordings go into DJ Del Villarreal's "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -good to the last BOP!™

35. Ay carumba! It's a Cinco de Mayo celebracion with that crazy cool caballero, DJ Del Villarreal! Celebrating rockin' Mexican-American artists & musicians this entire evening with fabuloso musica from Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Boys, The Ventons, Trini Lopez, The Hi-Ballin' Daddies, Lil' Sue & The Cow Tippers, The Star Mountain Dreamers, Freddy Fender, Nicotyna, The Tihuya Cats, The Rhythm Shakers & Los Teen Tops! It's a rockin' fiesta with a fabulous blend of both vintage & modern rockabilly sounds in tonight's epic 3 hour festival... Be sure to listen to the very end for the especial "Taco Party" bonus set! The Aztec Werewolf™ throws the best 50's rock 'n' roll parties each Wednesday night on "Vaya Gato, VAYO! El Show de Rock-A-Billy!" -en serio rockin'!™

Big Sandy is my guest today on The Travel Wins podcast. Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee, Big Sandy and his band the Fly Rite Boys has been touring the world since the early 90’s. Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started his music playing career in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has played in multiple countries and most states in the US. We talk about the differences in traveling in the 90’s without technology and traveling nowadays.Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel.BIG SANDY BACKGROUND"Twenty-five years, hundreds of thousands of miles, and over 3,000 live performances; what a dream it's been!" said Robert "Big Sandy" Williams. "When I first got together for a garage rehearsal with a group of musician friends in the spring of 1988 in Anaheim, California, I never imagined that I would someday be celebrating the silver anniversary of the rocking little band that formed that afternoon"Indeed, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys are beloved by many, with fourteen albums of undiluted joyful music pulled from rockabilly, rock & roll, honky-tonk, rhythm & blues, soul and doo-wop. What A Dream It's Been, out August 27 on Cow Island Music, is a collection of the band's favorite original numbers - all acoustic, reinterpreted with fresh new arrangements, rhythms, and instrumentation."Here I am, looking back at a wild ride that has taken us around the world countless times and put us in front of national television and radio audiences," said Big Sandy. He and the band have made three appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, featured on NPR's Fresh Airwith Terry Gross, as well as All Things Considered with Melissa Block. "Putting together this new record has brought back a flood of memories. It is our way of looking back at everything that has led us to where we are now. I feel like we're sounding better than ever and experimenting musically. While it's a reflection of our past, this album is really a hint of things to come."All of the albums are represented here, and the new arrangements happened organically. "Often during sound checks and rehearsals, we'll get to messing around with songs," Big Sandy explained. "I Know I've Loved You Before was originally recorded as a slow, jazzy number. But one night at band practice after a few drinks, I started strumming the song with ska upstrokes and tried singing it in a more soulful, rocksteady style. The rest of the band fell in together and it started to sound like something that (Jamaican legend) Ken Boothe might have done. We all knew in that instant that we had to record the song that way as soon as possible.""The last song on the album and title track, What A Dream It's Been, (a duet with acclaimed voice actress/Grammy Award winning vocalist Grey DeLisle) is a love song, but not in the conventional sense. As Big Sandy explained, "I wrote and recorded this song in 1998 after a couple of the Fly-Rite Boys told me they had to move on. Unsure if I would be able to continue on without them, this song sums up and pays tribute to the wonderful times that we had together."Despite Big Sandy's uncertainty about the band's future at that time, a new generation of Fly-Rite Boys emerged. Performing on these recordings are Jeff West on bass and harmony vocals, Joe Perez on drums and backup vocals, and Ashley Kingman, a 20-year Fly-Rite veteran, on guitar and mandolin.Since forming 25 years ago, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys have toured continuously and become torchbearers of American roots music. As a singer, songwriter, bandleader, and entertainer, Big Sandy has few contemporaries. With the release of What a Dream It's Been, Big Sandy is at once acknowledging and celebrating the successes of the past 25 years, while setting the stage for further exploration and interpretation of the musical forms he is most passionate about.

Big Sandy is my guest today on The Travel Wins podcast. Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee, Big Sandy and his band the Fly Rite Boys has been touring the world since the early 90’s. Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started his music playing career in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has played in multiple countries and most states in the US. We talk about the differences in traveling in the 90’s without technology and traveling nowadays.Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel.BIG SANDY BACKGROUND"Twenty-five years, hundreds of thousands of miles, and over 3,000 live performances; what a dream it's been!" said Robert "Big Sandy" Williams. "When I first got together for a garage rehearsal with a group of musician friends in the spring of 1988 in Anaheim, California, I never imagined that I would someday be celebrating the silver anniversary of the rocking little band that formed that afternoon"Indeed, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys are beloved by many, with fourteen albums of undiluted joyful music pulled from rockabilly, rock & roll, honky-tonk, rhythm & blues, soul and doo-wop. What A Dream It's Been, out August 27 on Cow Island Music, is a collection of the band's favorite original numbers - all acoustic, reinterpreted with fresh new arrangements, rhythms, and instrumentation."Here I am, looking back at a wild ride that has taken us around the world countless times and put us in front of national television and radio audiences," said Big Sandy. He and the band have made three appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, featured on NPR's Fresh Airwith Terry Gross, as well as All Things Considered with Melissa Block. "Putting together this new record has brought back a flood of memories. It is our way of looking back at everything that has led us to where we are now. I feel like we're sounding better than ever and experimenting musically. While it's a reflection of our past, this album is really a hint of things to come."All of the albums are represented here, and the new arrangements happened organically. "Often during sound checks and rehearsals, we'll get to messing around with songs," Big Sandy explained. "I Know I've Loved You Before was originally recorded as a slow, jazzy number. But one night at band practice after a few drinks, I started strumming the song with ska upstrokes and tried singing it in a more soulful, rocksteady style. The rest of the band fell in together and it started to sound like something that (Jamaican legend) Ken Boothe might have done. We all knew in that instant that we had to record the song that way as soon as possible.""The last song on the album and title track, What A Dream It's Been, (a duet with acclaimed voice actress/Grammy Award winning vocalist Grey DeLisle) is a love song, but not in the conventional sense. As Big Sandy explained, "I wrote and recorded this song in 1998 after a couple of the Fly-Rite Boys told me they had to move on. Unsure if I would be able to continue on without them, this song sums up and pays tribute to the wonderful times that we had together."Despite Big Sandy's uncertainty about the band's future at that time, a new generation of Fly-Rite Boys emerged. Performing on these recordings are Jeff West on bass and harmony vocals, Joe Perez on drums and backup vocals, and Ashley Kingman, a 20-year Fly-Rite veteran, on guitar and mandolin.Since forming 25 years ago, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys have toured continuously and become torchbearers of American roots music. As a singer, songwriter, bandleader, and entertainer, Big Sandy has few contemporaries. With the release of What a Dream It's Been, Big Sandy is at once acknowledging and celebrating the successes of the past 25 years, while setting the stage for further exploration and interpretation of the musical forms he is most passionate about.

Big Sandy is my guest today on The Travel Wins podcast. Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee, Big Sandy and his band the Fly Rite Boys has been touring the world since the early 90’s. Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started his music playing career in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has played in multiple countries and most states in the US. We talk about the differences in traveling in the 90’s without technology and traveling nowadays. Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel. BIG SANDY BACKGROUND "Twenty-five years, hundreds of thousands of miles, and over 3,000 live performances; what a dream it's been!" said Robert "Big Sandy" Williams. "When I first got together for a garage rehearsal with a group of musician friends in the spring of 1988 in Anaheim, California, I never imagined that I would someday be celebrating the silver anniversary of the rocking little band that formed that afternoon" Indeed, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys are beloved by many, with fourteen albums of undiluted joyful music pulled from rockabilly, rock & roll, honky-tonk, rhythm & blues, soul and doo-wop. What A Dream It's Been, out August 27 on Cow Island Music, is a collection of the band's favorite original numbers - all acoustic, reinterpreted with fresh new arrangements, rhythms, and instrumentation. "Here I am, looking back at a wild ride that has taken us around the world countless times and put us in front of national television and radio audiences," said Big Sandy. He and the band have made three appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, featured on NPR's Fresh Airwith Terry Gross, as well as All Things Considered with Melissa Block. "Putting together this new record has brought back a flood of memories. It is our way of looking back at everything that has led us to where we are now. I feel like we're sounding better than ever and experimenting musically. While it's a reflection of our past, this album is really a hint of things to come." All of the albums are represented here, and the new arrangements happened organically. "Often during sound checks and rehearsals, we'll get to messing around with songs," Big Sandy explained. "I Know I've Loved You Before was originally recorded as a slow, jazzy number. But one night at band practice after a few drinks, I started strumming the song with ska upstrokes and tried singing it in a more soulful, rocksteady style. The rest of the band fell in together and it started to sound like something that (Jamaican legend) Ken Boothe might have done. We all knew in that instant that we had to record the song that way as soon as possible." "The last song on the album and title track, What A Dream It's Been, (a duet with acclaimed voice actress/Grammy Award winning vocalist Grey DeLisle) is a love song, but not in the conventional sense. As Big Sandy explained, "I wrote and recorded this song in 1998 after a couple of the Fly-Rite Boys told me they had to move on. Unsure if I would be able to continue on without them, this song sums up and pays tribute to the wonderful times that we had together." Despite Big Sandy's uncertainty about the band's future at that time, a new generation of Fly-Rite Boys emerged. Performing on these recordings are Jeff West on bass and harmony vocals, Joe Perez on drums and backup vocals, and Ashley Kingman, a 20-year Fly-Rite veteran, on guitar and mandolin.

Here is my 5 for Friday with Big Sandy.Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started playing music in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has been inducted into the rockabilly hall of fame, played in dozens of countries and most of the states in the US. We talk about the differences in touring in the 90’s without technology and what its’ like traveling today.Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel.I’m very thankful for the time he gave me before his Europe tour starts and don’t forget to check back on Monday for the entire episode.

Here is my 5 for Friday with Big Sandy.Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started playing music in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has been inducted into the rockabilly hall of fame, played in dozens of countries and most of the states in the US. We talk about the differences in touring in the 90’s without technology and what its’ like traveling today.Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel.I’m very thankful for the time he gave me before his Europe tour starts and don’t forget to check back on Monday for the entire episode.

Here is my 5 for Friday with Big Sandy. Robert “Big Sandy” Williams started playing music in the mid-80’s and his touring career started in the early 90’s. Almost 30 years later and he has been inducted into the rockabilly hall of fame, played in dozens of countries and most of the states in the US. We talk about the differences in touring in the 90’s without technology and what its’ like traveling today. Big Sandy and The Fly-Rite Boys have no slowing down in them as they get ready to start a European tour next week then coming home to play in 10 different states this summer. 35+ shows, 9 countries and 10 states this summer alone made Big Sandy a great interview for business travel. I’m very thankful for the time he gave me before his Europe tour starts and don’t forget to check back on Monday for the entire episode.

Robert "Big Sandy" Williams is our guest this week!  We chat about early influences, his "Big Sandy" nickname, beginnings of the Fly-Rite Boys (and Fly-Rite Trio), working with Dave Alvin, acoustic project What A Dream, brand new single, playing Nashville Boogie, a request for Pat Cupp and more! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed- Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   The Blasters- "Crazy Baby" Janis Martin- "Drugstore Rock N Roll"   Big Sandy interview Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Every Time" Segment 1 Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Power Of The 45" Segment 2 Big Sandy & The Fly-Rite Trio- "Hot Water" Segment 3 Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Jumpin' From 6 To 6" Segment 4 Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Chalk It Up To The Blues" Segment 5 Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Glad When I'm Gone" Segment 6 Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys- "Fine Fine Superfine" Segment 7 Big Sandy- "Yama Yama Pretty Mama" Big Sandy & The Fly Rite Trio- "Steady Baby" Segment 8 Pat Cupp- "I Guess It's Meant That Way" (request from Big Sandy)   Outro music- Link Wray- "The Flying Wedge (Drag Race)"  

V druhé hodině se dočkáte prvního hodinového profilu na Roots and Rockin'. A bude to jedna z největších legend na novodobé RnR / Rockabilly scéně, famózní americká kapela Big Sandy and the Fly Right Boys. Pustíme si kousky z každého ze čtrnácti alb, která Robert Williams aka Big Sandy za posledních 25 let vydal. Půjdeme na to chronologicky a začneme prvním rockabilly albem „Fly Right with…“ z roku 1992 ještě jako Fly Rite Trio, pokročíme k western swingové přeměně na Fly Rite Boys a zastavíme se i u sólového rhythm´n´ bluesového/doo woopového alba „Dedicated to You“ z roku 1996. Profil ukončíme posledním akustickým unplugged albem „ What a Dream it's Been“ z roku 2013.

Big Sandy plays three tracks from What A Dream It's Been and talks about his early days playing rockabilly on the beach boardwalk, playing “American” music on High Tone, and his European cult classic. Also on this episode, I feature Cowpunk from Two Cow Garage, boogie blues from the North Mississippi Allstars, bare knuckle soul from Barrence Whitfield, R&B from Swamp Dogg, folk rock from The Wood Brothers, heartland rock from I See Hawks In L.A., cajun music from Ganey Arsement, travelin' music from Mando Saenz, country rock from the Wild Ponies, and americana from John Fogerty. "Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys" originated from Americana Music Show.

Can't sleep? Rejoice and commiserate with the rest of us. 1. Here Comes The Sun Lullaby (The Beatles) 2. Three Stooges Sleeping. 3. Sleep, Allen Stone. 4. Sleepless, Eleanore McEvoy. 5. Sleep Through the Static, Jack Johnson. 6. Lazyhead and Sleepybones. They Might Be Giants. 7. Can't Sleep, Derek Webb. 8. Sleepwalk, Santo and Johnny. 9. I Won't Sleep Tonight, Mike Schmid. 10. When You Sleep, CAKE. 11. Sleep When I'm Dead, Wheeler Brothers. 12. I Need Some Sleep, Eels. 13. Stay Up Late, Talking Heads. 14. When Sleep Won't Come, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys. 15. All I Have To Do Is Dream, Everly Brothers. 16. Who Needs Sleep, Barenaked Ladies. 17. Adios, Au Revoir, Aufwiedersehn, Lawrence Welk.