Podcasts about Frazey Ford

She's a musician whose artistic vision and songwriting are every bit as distinctive and expressive as that spectacular voice of hers. Frazey Ford's trademark tremulous croon first became well-known as part of the vocal blend for globally-renowned Vancouver folk music mainstays The Be Good Tanyas. While that band's aesthetic leaned toward the folky and jazzy, Frazey's own instincts have always been strongly inclined toward a classic soul music feel.  Her 2010 debut album Obadiah began to chart her own unique artistic course, which she further developed with 2014's Indian Ocean, and 2020's U Kin B the Sun.  In this free-wheeling conversation, we'll learn about the rather stunning experiments in creativity that led to her beautiful latest release; as well as the nearly stranger-than-fiction story behind Indian Ocean, which turned 10 years old in October of 2024. Those sessions took place in Memphis, in the studio where many of her all-time favourite soul songs were recorded in the 1970s – with the very musicians who helped to craft them.    And as a special bonus treat (and a meta experience of sorts) – we conclude this episode of Hidden Track with an actual hidden track! One that appears at the end of the streaming version of Indian Ocean. This is a Hidden Track Story from a dressing room at the Arden Theatre with the wonderful Frazey Ford.  Host: Grant Stovel | Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Graphics: Craig Taffs | Music: Doug Hoyer The Hidden Track Podcast is a CKUA production made possible by the generosity of our donor community. Thank you for your support!     

It's the 138th episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps podcast, where amp tech Skip Simmons fields your questions on all-things-tube amps!  This week, we pay tribute to Angela Instruments founder and former guest Steve Melkisethian (1950-2024); talk resistors and transformers; catch up on the 2024 Fretboard Summit; and much more. Want to be a part of our show? Just email us a question or voice memo to podcast@fretboardjournal.com. Don't forget, we have a Patreon page. Join us to get show updates and get to the front of the question line.  Some of the topics discussed this time around: :58 R.I.P. Nick Gravenites (Electric Flag, Mike Bloomfield) 3:08 Our sponsors: Amplified Parts, Emerald City Guitars, and Grez Guitars. (Watch Emerald City Guitars' Fretboard Summit video here.)  5:32 The 2024 Fretboard Summit in a nutshell  10:29 R.I.P Steve Melkisethian (Angela Instrument); read our tribute here 18:42 R.I.P. Stephen Fitzstephens, member of our Kegger Facebook group 19:18 What was Skip listening to as a kid? 22:08 Skip's Music vintage gear headed to auction  24:42 When to use old, mismatched resistors?  26:39 The 2003 interview in Vacuum Tube Valley with Steve Carr (PDF link) 27:41 Removing surface rust from transformers  30:27 A 1964 Ampeg Reverberocket that pops when you turn it off 31:10 You all need a Variac  33:03 A pig farm mini-baffler; Papa Murphy's in a Weber grill 36:56 Dropping the B+ with a solid state rectifier  39:47 Flattening a Fender eyelet board, redux; how to flatten a ‘70s Fender grill cloth frame?  42:52 Aux phono input on a tube amp; replacing plastic knobs; movie recommendation: 'As It Is In Heaven'  46:48 An original 1963 Fender Vibroverb in the UK with a switchable voltage panel; John Kelly amps; Rainer Ptacek  52:33 How to select an output transformer for an amp when you don't know its specs  1:00:55 The wrong tube in Danelectro amplifiers (12AU6 vs 12AV6) 1:04:02 What's on Skip's bench? An Alamo amp; kudos to Larry Chung  1:05:43 Recommended reading: 'The Feather Thief' (Amazon link); TAVA listener and winemaker William Downie (link) 1:10:36 Using Meguiar's Convertible Top Cleaner to clean up a Premier amp 1:11:35 A Pepco Riviera 725; Frazey Ford  1:14:04 Posters by Serifs & Whiskey (link) 1:15:10 Blossom Valley Foods' Pepper Plant sauce (link) 1:15:37 Fixing a reverb tank by changing the transducer; Fender's specific use of European tubes Hosted by amp tech Skip Simmons and co-hosted/produced by Jason Verlinde of the Fretboard Journal.     

Internacionales: el maestro Boy Scaggs cantando a Al Green; Nicole Willis y su soul jazz a la sueca; Herb Alpert, York, el bajista Will Lee, Frazey Ford, Huey Lewis & The News o el gran Randall Bramblett… Y canciones españolas de The Pepper Pots, Edith Salazar o Gata Brass Band.  DISCO 1 GATA BRASS BAND Sin Mirar AtrásDISCO 2 RANDALL BRAMBLETT Get In Get OutDISCO 3 NICOLE WILLIS & UNO JAZZ ORCHESTRA Haunted By The DevilDISCO 4 BOZ SCAGGS Full Of FireDISCO 5 GEMMA &THE TRAVELLERS Too Many RulesDISCO 6 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS While We’re YoungDISCO 7 EDITH SALAZAR Juego MortalDISCO 8 FRAZEY FORD September Gurls DISCO 9 WILL LEE MaryanneDISCO 10 YORK & JOSEPHINE NIGHTINGALE Mr. WooferDISCO 11 HERB ALPERT & TIJUANA BRASS This Guy’s In Love With YouDISCO 12 THE PEPPER POTS Time To LiveDISCO 13 FELA KUTI & ROY AYERS 2000 Blacks Got To Be FreeEscuchar audio

It's a very special, all-Canadian episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps podcast, the call-in show where amp tech Skip Simmons fields your questions on all things tube amp repair! This week, we have special guests Calvin McCormick (Hiwatt) and Mike Watson of The 6L6s along for the ride.   Reminder: You should join our Patreon. Some of the topics discussed:  1:06 Jason heads to the Phoenix MIM Museum (link); the National Music Museum in Vermillion, South Dakota (link); the American Banjo Museum (link) 3:20 This week's sponsors: Emerald City Guitars, Amplified Parts, Izotope, Stringjoy Strings, and Grez Guitars. 6:05 Canadian amp builders worth following: Gary Economy (Instagram) & Lo-Fi Electronic Instruments (Instagram); Stromberg-Carlson 207; Pepco Riviera 725; Lifco Cobra Mark 2; how to make an amp less bass-y; Frazey Ford's "U Kin B the Sun" (YouTube) 13:10 The Velvet Touch 14:31 Our Facebook group (link); how did Skip first notice Johnson and Soundmaster amps? 20:18 Garnet quirks: What's up with the tone stack on this Garnet Revolution II? 23:22 Ted Weber speakers, field coil reconing 23:51 Niagra Falls 25:01 All things poutine; Suuns (link) 30:25 Special guest: Calvin McCormick of Hiwatt! (link) 53:01 Regional Canadian foods: Ketchup chips, coffee crisp, beaver tales, peameal bacon on a kaiser, Newfoundland Screech; the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist 58:23 Outside foil cap orientation on Soundmasters; DC leakage in grid leak bias input caps 1:03:10 The Kahayan 8x4 Selector (link) 1:05:30 What's the deal with this Soundmaster 086 schematic? 1:11:31 Slowing down the trem on a Traynor Custom Reverb YSR-1; Kevin O'Connor's books; Pepco amps 1:17:51 Reducing the noise on the Fretboard Summit Microtone pre-amp; Traynor YGM-3; El Pato chicken 1:23:07 Special guest: Mike Watson of the 6L6s; Lifco amps; Keil Amps; the Velvetone amp; Turner amps; Swampdonkey amps; amps with 6Y6 power tubes; Acrosound 1:43:23 Jimi Hendrix on a Marshall amp Love the show? We have a Patreon where you can support us, get to the front of the line with questions, and get exclusive bonus content and surprises:  https://www.patreon.com/vintageamps

Welcome Friends and thank you for connecting with us for another wonderful episode of CWC!In today's episode, Donna and Paula caught up with the talented singer - songwriter - entertainer May Davis. We talked about her latest video release, "Black Widow." The video is dedicated to May's sister Emily who was a badass!May Davis is an emerging singer-songwriter who relocated from Revelstoke, British Columbia to the beautiful Ottawa Valley. Her unique and unforgettable sound pulls from blues, Americana and old-time country western with smokey vocals that echo vintage crooners like Bobbie Gentry and Janis Joplin, but the unforgettable stories and songs she brings to the stage are all her own. In 2021, Davis released her first full-length album which she showcased on her fruitful May in July summer tour in 2022. With the support of CreativeBC she released three new singles and a deadly music video for her bluesy murder ballad, Black Widow in 2023. Davis recently supported notable bands including Frazey Ford, Elliot Brood, and Shred Kelly while headlining Kaslo Jazz Etc. Festival, Blue Heron, Summer Sounds, and Tiny Lights. She has plenty more tricks up her sleeve for 2024 so buckle up and stay tuned!For the latest releases, tour, and more follow May https://maydavismusic.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support

New album recommendations from soul group Durand Jones and the Indications, progressive metal vets Psychotic Waltz, Canadian folk artist Frazey Ford, and bluegrass powerhouse The Steeldrivers.Plus classic albums from chamber pop visonary Owen Pallete and thrash metal kings Anthrax.Here's the full list of album recommendations from the show:Durand Jones and the Indications – American Love Call (2019)Psychotic Waltz – The God Shaped Void (2020)Frazey Ford – U kin B the Sun (2020)The Steeldrivers – Bad For You (2020)Owen Pallett – Heartland (2010)Anthrax – For All Kings (2016)Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

After a few years of COVID cancellations and delays Canadian performer Frazey Ford is finally in NZ to play live for her New Zealand fans.

Canadian soul American artist Frazey Ford is kicking off her New Zealand tour in Wellington. She's finally returning after five years, performing her critically acclaimed album 'U Kin B the Sun'. It's the first time the album will have been performed live in New Zealand since its release in 2020. Frazey Ford is performing on Saturday the 12th of October at San Fran from 7pm. Tickets are still on sale at Moshtix.co.nz LISTEN ABOVE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Parton (The Be Good Tanyas)  "The Littlest Birds Sing The Prettiest Songs"   Episode SummaryIn this episode Kate speaks with Sam Parton, founding member of the wildly popular Canadian Alt Folk band The Be Good Tanyas. Their debut album Blue Horse was named 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone Magazine and the band sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Sam tells us about how trauma from her early childhood ultimately set her on a journey that would see her not only find her musical voice and people, but create what I think is one of the greatest Canadian bands of all time The Be Good Tanyas. She tells us what she thinks creativity is and what it wants from us, how she found her bandmates, the joy and challenges of collaboration, and how lyrics come to her -  including the story of how one of my very favourite songs of all time by any band was written, The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs (hear an excerpt of this song in the episode) Things Sam and I talk about-Her ideas on how creativity and creative intelligence are often part of a lineage and the yearning that can create within us -How being a twin made her into a great collaborator-Finding her long lost father and how that separation fed her desire to become a musician-Growing up in the shadow of a sibling born with extraordinary musical talent, and in a home with tormented, abusive adults feeling that she had to do her music in secret and how the grief from those things ultimately drove her to find and express her own creative gifts-The magic that can happen when we know how to approach creativity from a place of truly not knowing, beginner's mind. -What is inspiration and why do we feel like we have to wait for it? What if it is waiting for us? -How she met Frazey Ford, co-founding member of the be Good Tanyas-The joys and challenges of creative collaboration-How the words and melody for The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs came to her and what the song means to herBuy her music on Bandcamp!Episode NotesIn this episode Kate speaks with Sam Parton, founding member of the wildly popular, Canadian Alt Folk band The Be Good Tanyas. Their debut album Blue Horse was named 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone and the band sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Sam tells us about how trauma from her early childhood ultimately set her on a journey that would see her not only find her musical voice and people, but create what I think is one of the greatest Canadian bands of all time The Be Good Tanyas. She tells us what she thinks creativity is and what it wants from us, how she found her bandmates, the joy and challenges of collaboration, and how lyrics come to her -  including the story of how one of my very favourite songs of all time by any band was written, The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs (hear an excerpt of this song in the episode) So many of us KNOW from a young age what we love to do, but so often it is overshadowed by our life circumstances, whether it's childhood trauma, abuse, neglect, unsupportive parents or simply not having anyone in our lives to see us and cheer us on, or as in Sam's case being so different from the people in her childhood home, that she grew up feeling like an alien in her own home. Sam's drive to find her father, to fill in the gaping hole his departure from her life left, would eventually take her on a winding adventure that would give rise to a deeply fulfilling musical career and the ability to fulfill the calling of her musical gifts. And thank goodness for all this because the music and lyrics that Sam has been able to allow to come through her have woven themselves into the tapestry of my own (and I am sure millions of others) lives. She had a strong drive to follow the lineage of creativity, to find out how the people who created music that spoke so strongly to her like Bob Dylan and Neil Young, were able to create those things.Sam was a founding member of the band The Be Good Tanyas whose debut album Blue Horse quickly earned them cult status as a beloved Alt Folk Band, it was named among 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing more reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone. The band toured sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Their music was featured in tv shows like Breaking Bad and The L word. My excitement was because here I was sitting down in real life, with the person who had brought music and lyrics into the world that had been on the soundtrack to many of the important moments of my life for the better part of 20 years from weddings and births of my children to lazy sunday brunches and sunny sunday afternoons cleaning the house, in some way Sam had been with me through it all and here she was sitting down with me to tell me the stories of how it all came to be. One of my favourite moments in the episode is when Sam tells the story of how the lyrics and melody for  The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs came to her. This is one of my very favourite songs of all time (not just from the Be Good Tanyas repertoire) we got permission to share some of the song with you which you'll hear when we get to that part of the conversation. If this podcast is meaningful for you, if you get inspiration or encouragement or simply raises your spirits to listen to it, please sign up to make a small $5 or $10 contribution each month. This has become a fulltime job, I am doing it all on my own. I am a single mom and entrepreneur. I love creating the show for you, but I will need your help to keep going. Find out more on Patreon.com/creativegeniuspodcast  Leave a review in apple podcasts  - they are very helpful for growing the show AND they are a wonderful way for me to know that what I am doing matters. Sign up for my newsletter on KateShepherdCreative.com I give away an original piece of art each month to a random someone who is signed up and I am about to do the draw for the next one And head over to The Creative Genius Facebook Page and join our private community there - we discuss our ah-ha moments from this podcast, share our creative pursuits, struggles, joys and support each other as we walk towards allowing the energy of creativity to take over the drivers seat of our lives. It was a chance encounter at the Vancouver Public library that brought us together way back in October when I was just starting the show. Like any adoring fan I may have gushed a bit and bravely asked her to join me in conversation on the show, hers was an immediate generous, warm and full-hearted YES. It took us a few months to line our schedules up and I am so pleased to be able to share this conversation and her music with you today. Here is my conversation with Sam Parton. In the weeks after this interview was recorded, Sam and I went on a walk through the sun dappled forest near my home. We talked more about life, creativity, and how much music industry has changed, with streaming services making it more difficult than ever before for musicians to make a living with their music. I wanted share some ways you can support Sam and her music. You can find those in the show notes on KateShepherdCreative.com To me Sam's story is a beautiful love story, the love of a little girl for her natural born gift, the love of a daughter for her long lost father, and the love of an artist for creativity itself. Sam gave me so many things to think about, I really appreciated what she said about putting down the projections of how we see others as being so much more prolific or professional than which can help us to be brave enough to take the risk of looking like we don't know what we are doing -  because from that place of lighthearted silliness magic usually happens. And as usual the word I pulled for today's show was perfectly perfect. It was inspiration. I got the truthbumps when she started talking about inspiration. Friends, I think she might be right. What if it IS the other way around? What if inspiration is waiting for us? What would be available to you if you were to approach your creative practice as though inspiration was already right there waiting for you, and to allow yourself to approach creating from a place of truly not knowing anything and waiting to be shown?Special Thanks to Sam Parton and Birthday Cake Media for permission to use The Littlest Birds Sing The Prettiest Songs in this episodeKate Shepherd: art | website | instagramMorning Moon Nature Jewelry | website |  instagramCreative Genius Podcast | website | instagramSam Parton: website | instagram | bandcampResources discussed in this episode:Bob DylanNeil YoungDolly PartonJudy GarlandPlease share the show with a friend and if you are moved to make a financial contribution to the production of this podcast, THANK YOU here is the link for our Patreon

46☆30☆81 - Twa folk fae Fife talking music - wi' Van Morrison, Second Hand Orchestra, Faust, Frazey Ford, Cleo Sol - a track from Stephen's Album of the Year --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/46-30/support

Clive Anderson and Anneka Rice are joined by Robert Plant, Kayleigh Llewellyn and Bill Bailey for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Omar Sosa & Seckou Keita and Frazey Ford.

It's a power hour of tremendous ladies (sorry to be so gendered about it, not everyone on the playlist identifies that way!). Let's call it a celebration of a higher vocal range? Listen in to hear Neko Case take on a Sparks song, Julie Doiron reunite in the 00's with Eric's Trip, recall the nights Basia Bulat and Martha Wainwright came to Meaford Hall and Fiver played the golden town's Home + Home Fest. Revisit a classic by Doctor of Fine Arts and Summerfolk alumni Buffy Ste. Marie, check in with local songstress Brianna McGowan, regret the time I missed seeing Weather Station (and Neko for that matter) at the Avening Community Centre. Get in the groove with Frazey Ford, and hear some gems from Elecric Eclectics alumni Jennifer Castle, Mary Margaret O'Hara and U.S. Girls. As if I could fit in more: Rae Spoon's ode to the Great Lakes and a brand new track that came into the Georgian Bay Roots inbox from Carmen Braden. Carving by Fran Bouwman

New music from Karla Bonoff, Joshua Hyslop, Jeff Tweedy, The Mountain Goats, Frazey Ford, Rose Cousins, Bettye Lavette and more.

New music from a slew of Canadian Artists including Joshua Hyslop, Frazey Ford, Amelia Curran, Born on Wednesday, Little Gold, Elvis Perkins, Bill JR.JR., Will Johnson, and some music from Mumford and Sons, H.E.R., Cat Clifford, Sydney Mae, Beth Whitney, and a throwback to 1988 and 1989 with some classic Shawn Colvin, Melissa Etheridge, Indigo Girls, and Don Mclean.

Frazey Ford. In a music business filled to the brim with coulda, shoulda and woulda's – Frazey Ford is the real deal. Her latest album is U kin B the Sun Behind a singular voice..as comfortable on a folk festival stage in Calgary as a jazz festival stage in London (2 nights) ..she is a joy to hear and behold. Frazey has overcome. Family dynamics, bullying and abuse, the recent loss of 2 family members, and a male-dominated music business. The first of four outstanding podcasts – we begin this journey with Frazey Ford. Next week William Prince

"The Listening Booth has downbeat alt on the playlist today with new Hey, King! and MAN’S BODY, blues and R&B via Kishi Bashi and Frazey Ford, and nostalgic electro from (the very 80s sounding) Hotel Nights. Plus, tune in for info on Circa Waves preparing for touring again, the Frazey Ford Bob Dylan cover dropping this week, and how BTRtoday is standing with #StopAsianHate. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:24 - Something's Gotta Give - Fake Shark 03:54 - Superstitious Thing - Fake Shark 06:45 - Big Lies - Alex Little And The Suspicious Minds 09:37 - Broken Bones - Alex Little And The Suspicious Minds 12:32 - Death Dance Approximately - Citizen 16:34 - Call Your Name - Circa Waves 19:42 - Jacqueline - Circa Waves 22:18 - Immerse Inverse - Cuesta Loeb 26:34 - Mic Break 27:25 - This Heart - Donora 29:51 - A Love Song - Ladyhawke 33:08 - Friends In The Corner - Foxes 36:11 - Un-American Woman - Dinner 39:44 - Bad Bohemian - British Sea Power 42:58 - Sufferin' Creature - Faith Healer 45:56 - Mic Break 46:51 - This is It - Rich Aucoin 49:39 - More U Know - Raf Rundell 53:46 - Child - Childe 56:24 - Perfume - Hotel Nights 60:32 - Mic Break 60:46 - Walk - Hey, King! 64:37 - New TV - PACKS 66:48 - Come Down On Jupiter - The Orielles 71:42 - Bad Ideas - Childe 75:18 - High Noon On The Gold Plain - The Berries 79:06 - The Way Down - Van Plating 81:53 - Tear It Apart - Major Murphy 86:04 - Alone in London - The Natvral 92:26 - Sinking Feeling - Wavves 95:54 - Shower And A Cigarette - MAN'S BODY 99:38 - I Left The Set Of My Own TV Show - MAN'S BODY 103:50 - Mic Break 104:19 - Town of Pray - Kishi Bashi 110:30 - Mama's Milk - Sunny War 112:57 - Losing Hand - Sunny War 115:10 - 40 Miles To Memphis - Charlie Marie 119:11 - Golden - Frazey Ford 123:01 - Mic Break 124:01 - Send Me Away - Zach Person 127:29 - Finish "

Our Three Songs: Quartz by TV On the Radio; Birth In Reverse by St. Vincent; September Fields by Frazey Ford   

Despre gașca Colonist pe Lună, și de istoria heavy metal în trei episoade a omului de radio Mihai Dinu. Din colecția de business mottoes Muffler shop: No appointment necessary. We’ll hear you coming.

"Enter the Listening Booth where music discovery awaits with R&B from Yukon Blonde and Frazey Ford, along with some trippy alt vibes via Jack Name and Boniface. And tune in for anthem alternative from the likes of Postdata and Slaughter Beach, Dog. DJ RePete also demonstrates the range that is the self-titled Call Me Spinster record, and Arlo Parks gets a bloc spotlight in this very week her first record officially drops. And catch up with Thao & The Get Down Stay Down and news of a fall fundraiser to save democracy complete with new tunes. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:45 - Here You Are - Call Me Spinster 04:08 - Nobody Knows - Postdata 07:14 - Bullfrog Choirs - Told Slant 10:36 - Traffic! - Katy Kirby 14:06 - Postcard from Spain - Quarter-Life Crisis feat. Frances Quinlan 17:29 - Notes From A Brief Engagement (at the Boot & Saddle) - Slaughter Beach, Dog 22:27 - Mic Break 23:23 - Baby All You've Got - Tom Sanders 28:29 - Little Human - Tom Sanders 31:56 - Pictures of Flowers - Jess Williamson feat. Hand Habits 36:03 - Nothing (Cape Town Version) - AMANDALA 39:11 - The Arthur Brothers - The Arthur Brothers 43:06 - Mic Break 43:31 - Sacred Place - Jack Name 47:08 - Losing My Way - Jack Name 51:24 - Miracle - Katy J Pearson 55:04 - Take Back The Radio - Katy J Pearson 59:53 - Stealing Glances - the soods 63:46 - Sonoran Snoball - Calexico 66:47 - Mic Break 67:38 - New Skill - Henriette Sennenvaldt 71:59 - The Highest - The Nix feat. Kwamie Liv 75:10 - Aura - Rexx Life Raj 78:32 - Favourite Kind Of Girl - Gotts Street Park feat. Flikka 83:05 - Phenom - Thao & The Get Down Stay Down 85:39 - You Were Mine - Yukon Blonde 90:23 - Mic Break 90:59 - Stop Wait - Call Me Spinster 93:58 - Money Can't Buy - Frazey Ford 97:00 - outro: the journey - Nyallah 100:53 - Caroline - Arlo Parks 104:26 - Green Eyes - Arlo Parks 107:30 - Mic Break 108:11 - Wavey - Grand Pax 111:16 - If I Had An Experiment - Osees 115:09 - White Rooms And People - Working Men's Club 117:34 - I Will Not Return As A Tourist - Boniface 121:47 - Finish "

There are a few times in the course of creating shows over the path of a year that create themselves. This is one of those shows and it was perfect for the podcast. We talk about music but no music gets played. It’s all comments about how their songs got written and how albums got made. Statements were taken from various interviews over a wild and dark 2020. Every one of these artists made the CKUA Radio Top 100 album list and one of them – Frazey Ford – was the #1 album of the year. (most spins over the year) https://ckua.com/read/top-100-albums-of-2020/   Frazey Ford Margo Price William Prince Ron Sexsmith Roy Forbes Andy Shauf Mike Plume Corb Lund Nathaniel Rateliff Bahamas Elvis Costello Tami Neilson     Happy New Year – all of Y’ALL    

Nugget, Episode 1.194, 27.12.2020: Andreas Renner (DAZN) legt im musikradio360 wieder ein Solo hin. Und kürt nach den besten Alben nun die besten Songs des Jahres 2020. Mit dabei auch: Frazey Ford, The Jayhawks oder Dead Lord

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tyler FortierLAST YEAR’S MAN is the pseudonym of Eugene, OR based producer and singer/songwriter, Tyler Fortier. He is a frequent collaborator with up-and-coming Northwest singer/songwriters and has produced recordings for artists such as Anna Tivel, Beth Wood, and Jeffrey Martin. OPB Music named Jeffrey Martin's “Golden Thread,” off the Fortier-produced One Go Around, one of the best songs of 2017, calling it, "rock-solid songcraft...wrapped snugly in warm production that highlights every positive angle." As a songwriter, Fortier has shared the stage with the likes of Frazey Ford, The Deep Dark Woods, David Dondero, Matt Pond PA, and more, and has contributed to the catalogs of Warner/Chappell, BMG, and Marmoset. Fortier is currently writing and recording Last Year’s Man debut album, Brave the Storm. Last Years Man,The Valley of Jehoshaphat-v2,Last Years Man,The Dark End of the Road-v2,www.makingascene.org,Last Year's Man (Tyler Fortier),Last Years Man,No Eye On the Sparrow-v2,Last Years Man,My Own Ghost Town-v2, 

New music with a touch of Americana and world flavour Songs: Wasting Our Time - Adam Hattaway and The Haunters Times Like These - Hayes Carll Keep 'Em On Their Toes - Brent Cobb Azad - Frazey Ford 21st Century USA - Drive By Truckers Blackness of the Night - Bill Callahan and Bonnie Prince Billy A Forecast - Touche Amore

New music from Phoebe Bridgers, Ari Hest, Slow Leaves,Bettye Lavette, Basia Bulat,Skyler Gudsz,Waxahatchee,Frazey Ford and more.

Dave plays DJ with a hour of new local music from Frazey Ford, Strap, Rob Butterfield, The Pack A D, The Sharkeaters, Grimes, lié and many more.

Playlist: william elliott whitmore - johnny lawthe woodshed orchestra - dani's dance partyYissy Garcia & Bandancha - última noticiahylozoists - the hylozoistsos mutantes - a minh meninaFrazey Ford - holdin' it downLENOIRE - we sameJon Mckiel - private eyeinhabitants - the rancherBec Plexus - mirror imageTamikrest - azawadgrassy knoll - black helicoptersfrigs - wastejames blood ulmer - new york dayjoe henry - the man that I keep hidmatana roberts - her mighty waters runmolly tuttle with old crow medicine show - helplessxtc - melt the gunsand so i watch from you from afar - the stay goldenzubotta - the boxNOUS - never can it beSufjan Stevens and Lowell Brams - the runaround

We did it! We made it through April. A job well done, everyone! Let's keep it up and celebrate with some tunes by Lila Blue, Frazey Ford, Eliza & The Delusionals, Day Wave, and more. Stay tuned. 00:00 - The Jaunt on BTR 00:44 - Half of It - Lila Blue 06:00 - Mountain Baby (feat. Cecile Believe) - Austra 09:21 - I Got You Singing (A Cappella) - Mariya May 11:42 - The Kids Are Having None Of It - Frazey Ford 16:26 - Shugar Water - Jackie Lynn 20:50 - Medieval Wall - Eddy Current Suppression Ring 25:05 - A Wave - Bonus 27:25 - Trapeze Act - Shadow Show 30:25 - The Jaunt on BTR 31:47 - Airplane - Once & Future Band 35:39 - Wind On Tin - Jess Williamson 38:43 - Blow By Blow - Laura Marling 41:31 - Secrets & Medicine - Lanterns On The Lake 46:16 - Born Like - Hazel English 49:56 - Think About Us - Healing Potpourri 53:14 - Pull Apart Heart - Eliza & The Delusionals 56:32 - Let's Break Up The Band - Elvis Depressedly 59:25 - The Lingering On - Bee Appleseed 64:42 - The Jaunt on BTR 65:33 - 114° (part 1) - Cassowary 68:52 - University Hill - Destroyer 72:26 - Crushed Velvet - Jaunt 74:40 - Sunlight Scene - Nik Freitas 78:54 - The Jaunt on BTR 80:14 - I Want To Be In The Mafia - BC Camplight 84:42 - Cool For A Second - Yumi Zouma 87:48 - Bad Ideas - Childe 90:57 - Hard To Realize - Purr 94:25 - Starting Again - Day Wave 97:56 - Sifting - Post Animal 101:45 - The Jaunt on BTR 103:07 - Flaws - San Cisco 106:46 - Dancer - The Districts 110:38 - Me Da Muerte - Mapache 113:23 - Get Lost - Ryan Massad 116:14 - Straight to the Moon - Bloodshot Bill 118:12 - The Jaunt on BTR 119:08 - Miner’s Canary - Vanessa Carlton 122:15 - Finish

“Don't be fooled by the glittery jumpsuit. Frazey Ford is out for blood.” - NPR   Frazey Ford releases U kin b The Sun. It’s stunning. Currently the Number 1 album on the CKUA Top 30. For the second week in a row Or maybe it’s three. Frazey Ford is a blur. One of her messages is...   Get out of the way You’ve had your day  And it’s no longer how we gon’ play The kids are having none of it. From: The kids are having none of it.    This is the complete podcast interview. With tracks  Azad Golden  Purple and Brown

We had the opportunity to interview Luca Fogale at the Observatory North Park!“The honesty in Luca’s voice is impossible to ignore, elevating songs rooted in the folk tradition to soulful hymns about the human condition. With influences from Joni Mitchell to Bob Dylan, Luca's reflective and sometimes melancholic songwriting pulls the listener into a deeply hypnotic meditation on redemption and transcendence.Based in western Canada, Luca has opened for Dermot Kennedy, Serena Ryder, Hayden, and Frazey Ford, and he has toured in Canada, the US, Australia and Japan. Luca's music has been featured on Grey’s Anatomy, NCIS: Los Angeles, and Station 19, and his catalogue has over 18 million streams between Spotify and Apple Music. 2020 will see the arrival of Luca’s much anticipated second full-length album, beginning with singles “Half-Saved,” “Unfolding,” and “Another Way Around.””Catalog:Safety (LP) - 2016I Don’t Want To Lose You (Single) - 2017What I Came Here For (Single) - 2018Half-Saved (Single) - 2019Unfolding (Single) - 2019Another Way Around (Single) - 2019https://www.lucafogale.com/We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com@lucafogale #observatorynorthpark #observatorysd #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #canada #lucafogale #canadianmusic #musictherapy #music

Met dit keer muziek van Rufus Thomas, Robert Cray, Nick Lowe, The Rolling Stones en Hannah Williams. Het Album van de Week is U Kin B The Sun van Frazey Ford.

Met dit keer muziek van Rufus Thomas, Robert Cray, Nick Lowe, The Rolling Stones en Hannah Williams. Het Album van de Week is U Kin B The Sun van Frazey Ford.

Ao som do Audislave brasileiro o podcast Hybrido está de volta e com o cardápio renovado. Se liga nos tópicos! - Pedro relembrando suas aulas de baixo(separado) no quadro "A Vida Como Ela É" - Singles da semana( Bon Jovi, Biffy Clyro, Strokes) - Discos da semana( Frazey Ford, Ozzy) - Notícias da semana( Fake news) - Paulo Amaral contando sobre a lista - Muito mais

We're celebrating International Women’s Day on Episode 497 of Folk Roots Radio with an hour of special programming featuring female artists. Join us for new music from Sarah Harmer, Claudia Nygaard, Sarah Morris, Frazey Ford, Natalie MacMaster, Grace Morrison, Moira & Claire, The Pairs, Rory Block, Katie Dahl, Heather Pierson, 100 Mile House, The Lone Canary, Harrow Fair and The Small Glories. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-497-international-womens-day/

On today's show, I realize I'm becoming an audiophile. We also listen to music from Frazey Ford, Loving, Shopping, Son Little, Jay Som, Charlotte Adigery, and many more. 00:00 - Mutual Core 04:30 - Azad - Frazey Ford 07:21 - Mutual Core 09:09 - Write A River - Loving 11:45 - Mutual Core 12:39 - Follow Me - Shopping 15:43 - bbb baby - Son Little 19:13 - Anak Ko - Jay Som 22:52 - Mutual Core 23:52 - Erdaydidder Erdiddar - Bibio 28:41 - La haut - L'Imperatrice 32:27 - Mutual Core 33:47 - Cursed and Cussed - Charlotte Adigery 37:35 - Mi Vida - Juan Wauters 41:00 - Around Pt.1 - Pavo Pavo 44:27 - Mutual Core 45:11 - Overhead - Madeline Kenney 49:05 - Black - Cat Power 52:48 - CIRCLE ONCE - Mothers 57:52 - Outro 58:53 - Finish

On today's show, I realize I'm becoming an audiophile. We also listen to music from Frazey Ford, Loving, Shopping, Son Little, Jay Som, Charlotte Adigery, and many more. 00:00 - Mutual Core 04:30 - Azad - Frazey Ford 07:21 - Mutual Core 09:09 - Write A River - Loving 11:45 - Mutual Core 12:39 - Follow Me - Shopping 15:43 - bbb baby - Son Little 19:13 - Anak Ko - Jay Som 22:52 - Mutual Core 23:52 - Erdaydidder Erdiddar - Bibio 28:41 - La haut - L'Imperatrice 32:27 - Mutual Core 33:47 - Cursed and Cussed - Charlotte Adigery 37:35 - Mi Vida - Juan Wauters 41:00 - Around Pt.1 - Pavo Pavo 44:27 - Mutual Core 45:11 - Overhead - Madeline Kenney 49:05 - Black - Cat Power 52:48 - CIRCLE ONCE - Mothers 57:52 - Outro 58:53 - Finish

Our list of the best new albums out this week includes the "garage country" of Aubrie Sellers, former Belle and Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell's first solo album in 14 years, Frazey Ford and more.Featured Albums:1. Nada Surf — Never Not TogetherFeatured Song: "Come Get Me"2. Aubrie Sellers — Far From HomeFeatured Song: "Glad"3. Elkhorn — The Storm Sessions4. Envy — The Fallen CrimsonFeatured Song: "Swaying Leaves and Scattering Breath"5. Frazey Ford — U Kin Be The SunFeatured Song: "Azad"6. Hamerkop — RemoteFeatured Song: "The Splendor That Was Rome"7. Isobel Campbell — There is No OtherFeatured Song: "Below Zero"8. Steve Spacek — HousesFeatured Song: "Higher Place"9. Spanish Love Songs — Brave Faces EveryoneFeatured Song: "Routine Pain"10. William Prince — RelieverFeatured Song: "Wasted"Other notable releases for Febl 7: Antibalas — Fu Chronicles; Ásgeir --Bury the Moon; Boldy James and The Alchemist — The Price of Tea in China; Cheerleader — Almost Forever; The Cadillac Three — Country Fuzz; Christopher Paul Stelling — Best of Luck; Darling West — We'll Never Know Unless We Try; Gil Scott-Heron & Makaya McCraven — We're New Again; Green Day — Father of All; Iyla — Other Ways to Vent; Kat Edmonson — Dreamers Do; Khruangbin & Leon Bridges — Texas Sun; La Roux — Supervision; The Lone Bellow — Half Moon Light; Oh Wonder — No One Can Wear Your Crown; Sepultura — Quadra; Shopping — All or Nothing.

Intimacy and sexuality is the soil that gives rise to creativity, pleasure and regeneration of new life. As mainstream understandings of sex, marriage, and family shift, Dr. Kim TallBear highlights how the colonial project of nation-building disrupted the vitality of Indigenous kinship by imposing heteronormative monogamous marriage and the nuclear family structure. How have these constraints bred hyper-sexualized, paradoxical and fetishized beliefs that degrade relationships, wellbeing of communities and the land? Bringing enlivening perceptions that echo from the personal to collective, Kim TallBear is Associate Professor, Faculty of Native Studies, University of Alberta, and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience & Environment. By unraveling the doctrines of scarcity and separation, we are challenged to shatter pervasive beliefs of boundaries, binaries, and scarcity within our relations. Music by M83, Frazey Ford & FRASE. Visit forthewild.world for our full episode description, references, and action points.

This week's show features Norman and The Cloud with music from Frazey Ford, KT Tunstall, The Districts, Magic Giant, We Are Empty, Arms Akimbo, The Complaints, Post Animal, Joywave, Third Eye Blind, Air Circus and Why! Hosted by Stac Edwards. 1/28/2020

Luca Fogale is a Canadian musician based in Vancouver. The honesty in his voice is impossible to ignore, elevating songs rooted in the folk tradition to soulful hymns about the human condition. With influences from Joni Mitchell to Bob Dylan, Luca's reflective and sometimes melancholic songwriting pulls the listener into a deeply hypnotic meditation on redemption and transcendence. Based in western Canada, Luca has opened for Dermot Kennedy, Serena Ryder, Josh Ritter, Hayden, and Frazey Ford, and he has toured in Canada, the US, Australia, and Japan. Luca's music has been featured on Grey's Anatomy, NCIS: Los Angeles, and Station 19, and his catalog has over 18 million streams between Spotify and Apple Music. Next year will see the arrival of Luca's much anticipated second full-length album, beginning with singles “Half-Saved,” “Unfolding,” and “Another Way Around”, two of which you hear in this episode. Follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lucafogale Find his music on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3GKdEPHUSBp3iNT4SG2Med YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-3vRjhcMf8_BoYwwbHrR2A Learn all about him, his life, and his music by visiting his website here: https://www.lucafogale.com/ Also, you're amazing. Never forget. __________________________________________________ Follow me on Instagram @LongDistanceLoveBombs: https://www.instagram.com/longdistancelovebombs Sign up for my weekly newsletter! Each week, I share a personal story as well as my favorite books, tunes, articles, and ideas. Click here: http://eepurl.com/T0l91. It's easy and takes five seconds. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/longdistancelovebombs/message

In the second episode of season two, Kevin is reluctantly joined by his (now former) boss, Page Foster Nelson, who in a previous life, was a budding singer and songwriter. The two discuss her musical upbringing, her love of NPR's "Tiny Desk" series, having 'mom brain,' and the women in music that she chronologically tracked with the tunes discussed. For more information about the AWARD WINNING music blog Anhedonic Headphones, click here! Episode 11 credits: The intro to the episode featured an instrumental version of "Labels," performed by GZA/Genius, taken from the 2012 Get On Down/Geffen/Universal Music Special Markets release Liquid Swords - The Chess Box (Instrumentals.) The song originally appears on the 1995 Geffen Records release Liquid Swords. The theme music is a YouTube rip of the intro to BET's "Rap City: The Bassment," airing from 1999 to 2005. In today's episode, we discussed: "Coyote," written and performed by Joni Mitchell; taken from the 1976 Asylum Records release Hejira. "Animal" written and performed by Ani DiFranco; taken from the 2004 Righteous Babe Records release Educated Guess. "This Side of The Blue," written and performed by Joanna Newsom; taken from the 2004 Drag City release The Milk-Eyed Mender. "The Turnaround Road," written and performed by Diane Cluck; taken from the 2003 Important Records release Oh Vanille/ova nil. "Stranger to My Happiness," written by Bosco Mann and performed by Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings; taken from the 2014 Daptone Records release Give The People What They Want. "Dreams," written by Stevie Nicks and performed by Fleetwood Mac; taken from the 1977 Warner Brothers release Rumors. "Don't Want to Fight," written by Brittany Howard and performed by Alabama Shakes; taken from the 2015 ATO Records release Sound and Color. "Soledad Y el mar," written by Natalia Lafourcade and David Aguilar, and performed by Natalia Lafourcade. The original version is found on the 2017 Sony/RCA release Musas; this version is taken from National Public Radio's "Tiny Desk" series. "Rang Tang Ring Toon," written and performed by Mountain Man; taken from the 2018 Nonesuch Records release Magic Ship. "Done," written and performed by Frazey Ford; taken from the 2014 Nettwerk Music release Indian Ocean.

De uitzending van vandaag staat geheel in het teken van de festivals Ramblin' Roots in Utrecht en Take Root in Groningen, the place to be voor Roots en Americana-liefhebbers. Met dit jaar beloften als Senora May, Arlan Feiles, Molly Tuttle en James Steinle. In Utrecht zijn er headliners als Frazey Ford, Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore en The North Mississippi Allstars. In Groningen The Long Ryders, Son Volt en Drive-By Truckers.

Frazey Ford's last album, Indian Ocean, brought her worldwide attention -- something that hit the BC singer-songwriter while playing a show in New Zealand last November.  "There was a whole row of women in front who flew in from some other island. And they knew the words to every song," she tells Terry David Mulligan on this week's podcast. "It was just so sweet. It's a wild thing." Now working with a new label and with another album set to be finished later this year, Ford gives a peek at her personal approach to songwriter. And he shares some info on her plans this summer, which include a stop off at Lethbridge's Wide Skies Music Festival. Songs featured on this podcast include "Indian Ocean," "Done," and "September Fields" from Frazey's 2014 album Indian Ocean.

When Patrice Patterson was young, her favorite cousin was killed. "Back then I did not have the healing to deal with that." She started Mama Moore's Community Garden on 79th and Dobson in Chatham as part of a way to heal. "When I suffer from anxiety I always just feel like I need a place to go and just heal [...] and I always think of nature." This piece was produced Stefania Gomez. Music heard during this segment was: "Firecracker" by Frazey Ford, "Kallaloe" by Blue Dot Sessions, "Down By The Bank" by Blue Dot Sessions, and "Coast of Daylight" by Gilman Mom. South Side Weekly Radio airs live on Tuesdays from 3-4pm at WHPK 88.5 FM - The Pride of the South Side - with your hosts Andrew Koski, Sam Larsen, and Olivia Obineme. The bumper at the beginning features SSW reporter Bridget Vaughn and the Chicago band Malafacha and was produced by Jed Lickerman. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.

A2Z is a new, improvisational music collective focused on making the audience move, and keeping them moving. They will migrate from any genre to do it; afrobeat, dancehall, funk, rock, reggae, soul, zouk-all of these styles, and more, are energetically explored by the Vancouver quintet. As the lineup of the project can vary, the steadfast commitment to groove and sonic freedom does not. A2Z’s contributors are: Tim Proznick on drums (Kyprios, Daniel Wesley, Chin Injeti) Darren Parris on bass (Frazey Ford, Soulstream, Daniel Wesley) Mike Agranovich on electric guitar (Mostly Marley, Natural Flavas) Gavin Youngash on electric guitar (Star Captains, Proud Animal, David Ward) Max Zipursky on keyboards (Star Captains, Shad, Max Zipursky Trio) As always, recorded LIVE at Guilt & Company Visit Guilt & Company online via www.guiltandcompany.com - or in person at 1 Alexander Street in Historic Gastown, Vancouver, BC.  Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/guiltandcompany Twitter: www.twitter.com/guiltandcompany Youtube: www.youtube.com/guiltandcompany Instagram: www.instagram.com/guiltandco Presented By: James Calvin Thompson Recorded By: Trevor Tews Edited By: Aaron Johnson  

Na aanleiding van de reacties die Stan Rijven heeft gekregen staat de uitzending van Radio Ritmundo in het teken van mails en females. Uitsluitend muziek van en door dames vanavond. Muziek van Frazey Ford, Warshaw Village Band, Eefje de Visser, Madreus en Joni Mitchell.

This week's featured live act is Burnaby folk singer-songwriter Luca Fogale. Luca takes a confessional approach to songwriting, spinning stories from his own rumination on life and identity. Between rapturous applause that punctuate the songs you’ll hear in this week’s set, you could almost hear a pin drop in the Alix Goolden Hall as Luca plays – with just his guitar and his voice. Since beginning his journey into the business, Luca has shared stages with the likes of Frazey Ford, Jay Malinowski, and Dan Mangan. This past summer, he flew to Eau Clair, Wisconsin to begin work on his debut album. The Burnaby native found himself at Justin Vernon’s April Base Studios. S. Carey and and Bon Iver recording engineer Brian Joseph were behind the board for those recordings. It was an experience Luca described as “life-changing”.

Billy Conway, who played drums in my parents’ band, and the rock band Morphine, took me aside one night and asked me when I was going to start writing my own songs. I thought that was a pretty good question.” So Reed got to work, and in his late teens.After a move to Colorado, Reed’s clear tenor, emotional songwriting, and undeniable charisma as a front man launched Acoustic Junction in 1989, which developed a cult following in the jam- band era of the 90s. The band released six albums, a collaboration with Graham Nash, and was signed to Capricorn Records and later Mercury Records. Reed found a new kind of success in short trips once or twice a year to Los Angeles, New York and Nashville that earned him placements on the silver screen, television, and commercials. Heput what money he could from the royalties to make three solo records: Spark (2004), Stoned Beautiful (2007), and Once an Ocean (2009) Country legend Lee Ann Womack’s September 2014 release leads with his song “Fly.”Lost in the West is a soundtrack for the invisible cinema of the mind. It features seven songs combining Reed’s powerful lyrics and vocal performance set against wide-open landscapes painted with Stratocaster and Wurlitzer. A deeply talented and accomplished cast joins Reed as producers, performers, and co-writers on this record.  John also delivers a masterful performance on percussion, and Jefferson’s varied guitar work shines throughout the record. Anaïs Mitchel  sings on “Rags and Bones” and “Four Lanes.” Frazey Ford appears on “Caroline” and “Steal Away.” Reed co-wrote “Caroline” with Esmé Patterson, founding member of Paper Bird, and he teamed with Gregory Alan Isakov to write “Rodeo Clown.”The choices Reed has made earned him the respect of his industry peers on one hand, and his loved-ones on the other. 

Indian Ocean is a career defining fusion of her own honey sweet vocals, tangy diction and Memphis Soul on this second solo album by the former leader of The Be Good Tanyas.

Frazey Ford, a founding member of the Be Good Tanyas, performs songs from her recent release, "Obadiah". She also talks about growing up in western Canada and plans to reunite with the Tanyas for some shows this summer.

Frazey Ford (ex-Be Good Tanyas) and Rodney DeCroo did separate live interview sets tonight. Good times with both, I'm sure you'll enjoy listening! Also a short phone interview with Maple Ridge native Hilary Grist. E-mail before Sept. 4 if you want in on the Frazey Ford autographed CD contest!Have a safe and happy Labour Day weekend,valfolkoasis@gmail.com