Podcast appearances and mentions of fred thomas

2024 was a tough year! It may be hard to be nostalgic about it. It will be much easier to be nostalgic about the amazing music that it brought to us and so, for our first show of 2025, we are looking back at some of the many gems that we have discovered in the past months. The playlist features Mulatu Astatke, Hoodna Orchestra; Josephine Davies; Kika Sprangers; Federico Casagrande, Francesco Bearzatti; Allison Russell [pictured], Ahya Simone; Kit Downes; Peter Evans; Sol Sol; Godwin Louis; Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas, Misha Mullov-Abbado. Detailed playlist at  Happy listening!

Déjà vu is the feeling that you've already experienced something before, even though you know you haven't. The term comes from French and literally translates to "already seen". That's how this week's episode of FSQ feels to host Chuck Da Fonk, yet there's plenty of new music from Ray Mang, WhoMadeWho, Fred Thomas of the J.B.'s, Amy Douglas, and Budakid. Plus special album previews of the full length players from Crazy P, Yacht Rock Review, and Felipe Gordon. Tune into new broadcasts of FSQ, Thursdays from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT. (Friday)For more info & tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/fsq///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Revelations and confirmations in a playlist that mixes new releases and reissues bridging tradition and innovation. The playlist features Ezra Collective; Patrice Rushen; Joe Webb; Alice Zawadzki [pictured], Fred Thomas, Misha Mullov-Abbado; Peter Bernstein, Brad Mehldau, Al Foster, Vicente Archer; Giuseppe Cucchiara, Andrea Domenici, Andrea Niccolai and Francesco Patti. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19955005/Mondo-Jazz [from "Expensive" onward]. Happy listening!

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On today's episode, I talk to musician Fred Thomas. Originally from Ypsilanti, Michigan, Fred started playing music as a teenager, and in 1994 founded the math rock band Chore. The band broke up two years later, and he joined the brilliant His Name Is Alive, and in 1999 started the well-known indie rock band Saturday Looks Good to Me. They would release eight albums, mostly on Polyvinyl, before Fred retired the band in 2013. As a solo artist, Fred has been recording albums since 2002, and his 14th album Window in the Rhythm was just released on Polyvinyl, and it is fantastic! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!  

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Podcast #712 has a lot to say thanks to Fred Thomas, Wifey, Early Riser, Bambies, Class, & Winterfylleth.

Podcast #712 has a lot to say thanks to Fred Thomas, Wifey, Early Riser, Bambies, Class, & Winterfylleth.

Steven welcomes Ian back to America after his trip to London. Ian regales us with tales of fish and chips-eating and musicals-watching (3:38), and then Steven lurches into a quick Sportscast about annoying NFL teams from New York City (5:33). (Sorry, New Jersey!) The guys also discuss their plans to see Foxing (Ian) and MJ Lenderman (Steven) this weekend (13:35), and the latest status of Ian's Fantasy Albums Draft (20:10).In the mailbag, the guys answer questions about the current state of Bandcamp (26:51), the best musical guests on The Simpsons (33:00), the best decade for music (38:48), and the artists the guys can't believe they haven't seen live yet (47:00).In Recommendation Corner, Ian stumps for veteran singer-songwriter Fred Thomas and Steven recommends the latest from the shape-shifting LA band Peel Dream Magazine (55:06).New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 210 here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In the 38th episode of the ECM podcast, we're joined by the trio of Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas and Misha Mullov-Abbado, who present a rare alchemy on their trio debut "Za Górami", fusing folk idioms from a multitude of sources with free flowing interplay and fluid structures. Inhabiting their own stylistic realm, the trio encompasses folk song, chamber music, improvisation and acoustic jazz, and presents the full span of their reach in a mesmerizing whole. Alice, Fred and Misha talk about the meaning behind the Polish term "Za Górami", the emotional impact of Ladino songs, how the three came together and where they meet in music as well as aobut the recording session at the Auditorio in Lugano, and more.

This episode kicks off with a look at how Starmer and Sunak did on the recent Question Time. We're not saying it went badly for Sunak but the PM was booed very loudly at the end so...And then Jemma and Marina decide to have a flutter. They bet that the Tories will cheat and lie their way right up to the election and it looks like they're both set to win because the latest scandal to hit the beleaguered party is 'fluttergate'. Wrongdoing has been admitted by AI generated Tory, Craig Williams, and yet Sunak chose to do nothing apart from put on an 'I'm angry face' for days on end. Still, he got there in the end. And then it's off to Plymouth to trawl through what Johnny Mercer has accused his Labour opponent, Fred Thomas, of. Warning - it's not dignified. The ladies finish with Under Rated Tweets as per and an invitation to a party. Pudding is by the Exploding Heads - enjoy!Get tickets to The Movement Forward's election party!https://lu.ma/8ycojr3p?tk=xBQayOThank you for sharing and do tweet us @MarinaPurkiss @jemmaforte @TheTrawlPodcastPatreonhttps://patreon.com/TheTrawlPodcastYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/@TheTrawlTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TheTrawlPodcast

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Eight - Bonus PerformancesWelcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83v

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Seven - Performances from Episodes 1-4Welcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg 

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Six - Qool DJ Marv Opening Sets Live at Buttamilk 1994-1997 - 6 of 8Welcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Five - Co-hosted by Stephanie Renee and Marvin (Qool DJ Marv) ColemanWelcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Four - Co-hosted by Stephanie Renee and Marvin (Qool DJ Marv) ColemanWelcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Three - Co-hosted by Stephanie Renee and Marvin (Qool DJ Marv) Coleman - 3of 8Welcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode Two - Co-hosted by Stephanie Renee and Marvin (Qool DJ Marv) ColemanWelcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The Sounds of Buttamilk - Episode One - Co-hosted by Stephanie Renee and Marvin (Qool DJ Marv) Coleman - 1 of 8Welcome to The Story of Buttamilk Podcast 2024 marks the 30th Anniversary of Buttamilk, the influential collective that made a lasting impact on its Philadelphia audiences and people all over the world. If you've ever heard of Jill Scott, and have ever read her liner notes for her first album Words and Sounds Volume One, she writes, “Buttamilk, it all started with you.” (Excited to share that she answered the question asked about ‘what started with Buttamilk?') We found out that answer and so much more from many voices. There are 5 episodes of reminiscing that combine recordings of live performances with interviews and 3 bonus episodes that feature raw audio from live performances recorded from 1995-1997. Closer look at buttamilk here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.65870510353&type=3 Episode 1: Performances from Stephanie Renee, Trapeta Mayson and Omar Tyree. Conversations with Kenneth Wells and Lisa Duhart Episode 2: Performances from Rich Medina and Kwame Alexander. Conversations with Dewey Thomas, D. Ryva Parker and Stephanie Renee Episode 3: Performances from Wadud Ahmad, Jill Scott, Leslie Arnette and Kamau. Conversations with Gene Roberson and Carl Childs Episode 4: Performances from Brother Aki, Sarah Jones and Rich Medina. Conversation with Dave Warren and Jeff Pender Episode 5: Conversations with Jill Scott, Fred Thomas and Marc Alexander, Chétana, Bernard Collins and Lisa Nelson-Haynes, Felicia Casher and Ursula Rucker Episode 6: Qool DJ Marv warm-up sets at multiple Buttamilk Speakeazees Episode 7 is all of the raw performance audio that is heard in Episodes 1-4. Episode 8 is bonus live performances not heard in any previous episodes. The Sounds of Buttamilk is co-hosted and produced by Stephanie Renee and (Qool DJ) Marvin Coleman. Special thanks to Stanley Collins for the use of an excerpt from his podcast about Philadelphia's Black Lily: https://soundcloud.com/stanley-collins-71953376  Acknowledgements to Carl Childs for taking so many everlasting photos at Buttamilk https://www.linkedin.com/in/cwchilds/ More Butta-centric links here:https://www.stephanierenee.com/ https://soundcloud.com/cocoared + https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vg

The planet of good fortune - Jupiter - is returning to the night sky. FSQ show host Chuck Da Fonk celebrates the positive shift in the universe with emotionally celestial music by Sun Ra, Tryangle Man, Justice and Lady Blackbird. Plus new music by Donnell Pittman, Erol Alkan, Max Sinál, Quantic and Ben Gomori. Don't miss a new funk gem by Fred Thomas of the James Brown band and a rare uncut gem by soul-country star T.G. Sheppard. Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Thomas Natvig taler denne søndagen om Jesus, fredsfyrsten som ikke bare ønsker å skape fred med Gud, men som ønsker å gi oss av sin fred.

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Lecciones de música. Músicas Posibles y esenciales. Street of Minarets Dhafer Youssef, Ambrose Akinmusire, Nguyên Lê,Adriano Dos Santos Tenorio, Vinnie Colaiuta, Marcus Miller Street of Minarets Bal d’âme Dhafer Youssef, Herbie Hancock Street of Minarets SharQ Serenade Dhafer Youssef, Rakesh Chaurasia + band Street of Minarets Harpsicord, Concerto nº 5 in F Minor, BWV1056: II Largo Edouard Ferlet Think Bach, Op. 2 Even Now I Think of Her Sebastian Rochford, Kit Downes A Short Diary A Time to Remember+ First Song Elina Duni,Rob Luft, Fred Thomas, Matthieu Michel A Time to Remember Same Dream Tania Giannouli Solo Part XIII - LiveKeith Jarrett Bordeaux Concert Corredera + La hazaña Dorantes Identidad  Escuchar audio

Fosforo 1481: I brani della striscia numero 1 della settimana: Rob Luft - Be Water, My Friend; Ren - Fire; Espen Eriksen Trio with Andy Sheppard - The Other Side of Melancholy; Daniel Villarreal feat. Jeff Parker and Anna Butterss - Traveling With; Elina Duni, Rob Luft, Fred Thomas, Matthieu Michel - Hape Derën; Billy Bragg - A New England; Steven Wilson - What Life Brings - Aug 22 Mix By Roland Orzabel; Fosforo va in onda ogni giorno alle 01:20 e alle 18:00. Puoi ascoltare le sequenze musicali di Rufus T. Firefly sulla frequenza di Radio Tandem, 98.400FM, o in streaming e anche in podcast.Per info: https://www.radiotandem.it/fosforo

* * Now you can subscribe to Harmonious World for special subscriber-only contentWelcome to the latest episode of Harmonious World, featuring a conversation with composer, and vocalist Elina Duni. Elina's latest album is A Time To Remember - out now on ECM Records. Elina's album of stunning original tracks and jazz standards features guitarist Rob Luft, Matthieu Michel on flugelhorn and Fred Thomas on percussion and piano.  Our conversation touches on the composition process of these tracks, which came out of the isolation of the pandemic and travels to the Sinai Desert and the Red Sea.Thanks to Elina for allowing me to play extracts from A Time To Remember alongside our conversation.Thank you for listening to Harmonious World. Please rate, review and share and don't forget that you can also subscribe to support the show.Don't forget the Quincy Jones quote that sums up why I do this: "Imagine what a harmonious world it would be if every single person, both young and old, shared a little of what he is good at doing."Support the showThanks for listening to Harmonious World. You can support the show by becoming a subscriber.Please rate and review wherever you find your podcasts - it really helps.Read my reviews of albums, gigs and books as well as a little personal stuff on my blogFollow me on instagram.com/hilseabrookFollow me on facebook.com/HilarySeabrookFreelanceWriterFollow me on twitter.com/hilaryrwriter

A great family story from Dave Thomas about his father's exploits in the 82nd airborne in Sicily and Italy. Telephone chat with veteran Ken Cooke who has some more titbits to share with us about his time in Normandy, with an absolutely superb explanation about what it was like fighting in the French bocage. Interview with Claire and Steve from the Soldier's Charity about a very special Normandy tour you will wish to join later this year. Loads of family stories! Full show notes, photos and transcript at:https://www.fightingthroughpodcast.co.uk/92-the-82nd-airborne-letters-from-sicily-and-italy-in-WWII Reviews on main website:https://www.fightingthroughpodcast.co.uk/reviews/new/ Apple reviews: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ww2-fighting-through-from-dunkirk-to-hamburg-war-diary/id624581457?mt=2 Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PaulCheall Follow me on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/FightingThroughPodcast YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnlqRO9MdFBUrKM6ExEOzVQ?view_as=subscriber Links to features in the show: Links for episode 82 ABF The Soldiers' Charity on their event ‘The Frontline Walk'  Visit www.soldierscharity.org/frontlinewalk for more information. Normandy specific website: The Frontline Walk: The Normandy Beaches 2023 (soldierscharity.org) Normandy route Day 1: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39060395 Day 2: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39060402 Day 3: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39060403 Video: Frontline Walk 2022 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9wAFB6h7MFoohx7WiH7LTA Song for the Bad Guys - Nick Feint Nick's music is hosted on the bandcamp website and there's a link to in the shownotes https://nickfeint.bandcamp.com/track/song-for-the-bad-guys https://open.spotify.com/track/0YEOGDmc5v3Foe8IDfujTt?si=vcK-KBDTT4i4UITLbLoOFQ Nick Feint - Coming Up Roses  https://open.spotify.com/track/0YEOGDmc5v3Foe8IDfujTt?si=vcK-KBDTT4i4UITLbLoOFQ 505 Parachute Infantry Regiment website http://www.505rct.org/SICILY.asp D-Day and TimeGhost History's 24 hour coverage of D-Day, as it really happened. Clips, playlists, and all the chapters of that day as it unfolded. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9wAFB6h7MFoohx7WiH7LTA Great British Life online Magazine – link … https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/people/22630675.story-behind-luftwaffes-attack-new-mills/ Fred Thomas 504 PIR WW2  

Michigan-based musician Fred Thomas joins us to listen to this 1970 album by American singer-songwriter Jackie DeShannon. This record comes hot on the heels of her biggest hit song, "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," and is an excellent exhibit for her skills as both a songwriter and performer.   If you like us, please support us at patreon.com/idbuythatpodcast to get exclusive content (episodes on 45s!), or tell a friend about us. Broke and have no friends? Leave us a review, it helps more people find us. Thanks!

In this 24th episode of the ECM Podcast we're joined by Elina Duni to talk about her new recording "A Time To Remember", which sees her continuing her intimate musical conversations with Rob Luft on guitar, Fred Thomas on piano and percussion as well as Matthieu Michel on flugelhorn. Elina talks about images, sounds, exile, water and love.

Kitty and Fred Thomas from Roanoke and Phyllis Hunter from Richmond reflect on their experiences at the Wigwam.

Courtney's playing refreshingly cool new jazzy vibes for you to work, rest and play to!  Jam-packed full of new releases and plenty of fun, including many of the artists introducing their own tracks! This wk fantastic LIVE jazz from Italy & France, funk fusion, cuban & Brazil lyricism, trio magic, classic James Brown, minimalism...these Fantastic Artists have So much to Say, listen TODAY folks!!1 Peter Erskine - Dear ChickLive in Italy FUZZY MUSIC Tr10Alan Pasqua pno Darek Oles bs Peter Erskine drErskine Recorded LIVE during the trio's first tour since the lockdown.  This set reflects the exhilaration found in eating GREAT pasta and playing in a beautiful concert hall! 2 Sefi Zisling – Older & WiserWelcome Sunset TRU-THOUGHTS Tr1Sefi Zisling tpt Yair Slutzki tb Shlomi Alon sx fl Idan Kupferberg perc Omri Shani bs Tom Bollig dr Noam Havkin keys Uzi Ramirez gtr Avner Kelmer vln Yogev Glusman vln Zisling/Havkin/Bollig/ShaniTel Aviv's top trumpeter Sefi Zisling evokes the sound of 70s jazz-funk on new release ‘Welcome Sunset'.   3 Gonzalo Rubalcaba & Aymee Nuviola – El ManiseroLive in Marciac 5Passion Tr8Gonzalo Rubalcaba pno Aymee Nuviola vcRodriguezCuba's most famous song lit with beauty LIVE by genius Gonzalo and Aymee!4 Samora Pinderhughes – MasculinityGrief ROPEADOPE Tr7Marcus Gilmore dr Brad Allen Williams gtr  Boom Bishop bs Clovis Nicolas bs Immanuel Wilkins Lucas Pino sx Elena Pinderhughes fl Argus Quartet str Nio Levon Jehbreal Jackson vc Pinderhughes pnoPinderhughesA heart-wrenching and fragile ballad from Samora yet inextricably tinged with hope in the hands of this incredible ensemble feat Immanuel Wilkins.5 Joyce – Descompassadamente 4'59Natureza FAROUT Tr4Joyce vc gtr Maricio Maestro vc gtr Buster Williams bs Nana Vasconcelos, Tutty Moreno perc Joe Farrell Ion Muniz fl Michael Brecker tnr Mike Mainieri vb Warren Bernhardt keys Claus Ogerman+orchMaestro/MorenoThis gorgeous lost album from 77 was going to be Joyce's international breakthrough release - finally here it is!6 Martha High – JamSoul Brother Where Art Thou? Vol 2 Ropeadope Keith Jenkins gtr Fred Wesley tb Hollie Farris tpt Waldo Weathers Jeff Watkins sx Fred Thomas bs Ron Laster gtr Erik Hargrove Robert ‘Mousey' Thompson dr George ‘Spike' Nealy perc BrownMiss Martha High was discovered by Godfather of Soul, James Brown, aged 18 in the mid '60's while singing with The Four Jewels at the world famous Apollo Theater in New York. 7 Tomasz & Rouhangeze – Planet 9Planet 9 SELF-RELEASE Tr1Tomasz Bura pno Rouhangeze Baichoo vc Mark Mondesir dr Laurence Cottle bsBura/BaichooMeditative sounds from London's mystic duo, circles of gorgeousness driven by subtle drum and bass...8 Lynne Arriale Trio – Sounds Like AmericaThe Lights Are Always On CHALLENGE Tr6Lynne Arriale pno E.J. Strickland dr Jasper Somsen bsArriale“There is always reason to believe in that light; the inherent goodness of people. It shines in those leaders who spoke truth to power and stood up for what is right. They changed the world, often jeopardizing their careers, and in some cases, their lives". 9 Joy Lapps – SerenaGirl in the Yard SELF -RELEASE Tr7Joy Lapps Stpan Colleen Allen cl Courtenay Frazer melodica Jeremy Ledbetter pno Elmer Ferrer gtrAndrew Stewart bs Larnell Lewis dr Rosendo Chendy Léon perc Elizabeth Rodríguez vln Magdelys Savigne percMusical threads from the Caribbean-Cuba-Argentina in this soaring song without words from Grammy nominated Joy. 10 Trypl – NodgeMusic Aid For Ukraine Tr11Ryan Quigley tpt Trevor Mires tb Paul Booth tn Alex Wilson pno Dimitris Christopoulos bs Davide Giovannini drMiresMusic Aid for Ukraine band Trypl featuring Alex Wilson's legendary cuban chops!   

Tonight's "Laguna Tropical Surf" starts with a new release from the Wheeland Brothers, "Song to the Sun". The Challenger's Surf Band is featured and a biopic of group co-founder and bass player Randy Nauert. Mark Freeman predicts sizable wave action this week on his Surf Report. Michelle Haynes' Henton Updates tells of close encounters with large, friendly snakes and musicians from the San Onofre Bamboo Room are featured on the Fred Thomas album "A Heart Full Of Island Favorites" with Raymond Patterson on ukulele and David Price playing bass guitar.

We're back from vacation with a short and sweet episode on the post-hardcore noise rock stylings of Unwound, a band that created, as Fred Thomas of AllMusic once said, "some of the more influential and lasting work of their era, with their cloudy moods and explosively tense group dynamics culminating in some truly transcendent albums." On this episode, we're diving into our favorite album from the group, 1996's Repetition. Tracklist: Message Received Corpse Pose Unauthorized Autobiography Devoid This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back from vacation with a short and sweet episode on the post-hardcore noise rock stylings of Unwound, a band that created, as Fred Thomas of AllMusic once said, "some of the more influential and lasting work of their era, with their cloudy moods and explosively tense group dynamics culminating in some truly transcendent albums." On this episode, we're diving into our favorite album from the group, 1996's Repetition.Tracklist: Message Received Corpse Pose Unauthorized Autobiography Devoid This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

We're back from vacation with a short and sweet episode on the post-hardcore noise rock stylings of Unwound, a band that created, as Fred Thomas of AllMusic once said, "some of the more influential and lasting work of their era, with their cloudy moods and explosively tense group dynamics culminating in some truly transcendent albums." On this episode, we're diving into our favorite album from the group, 1996's Repetition.Tracklist: Message Received Corpse Pose Unauthorized Autobiography Devoid This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Sarāb est de retour avec son second album Arwāh Hurra, que l'on pourrait traduire par Âmes Libres. L'album approfondit un style unique et engagé, entre jazz, rock et musique du Moyen-Orient. Né de la rencontre entre la chanteuse franco-syrienne Climène Zarkan et le guitariste Baptiste Ferrandis, Sarāb, qui signifie mirage en arabe, est un édifice musical qui combine rock, jazz moderne et musiques traditionnelles arabes. Le duo s'est vite transformé en une créature à six têtes, où chacun est devenu indispensable à la création musicale. Les six musiciens du groupe se jouent des frontières et des genres. Sarāb est un groupe franco-syrien de jazz rock arabe de six membres. Le groupe s'est formé à Paris, en 2018. Un mirage musical qui navigue entre plusieurs univers avec en invités le percussionniste Wassim Hallal, le joueur de saz Abdallah Abozekry, ou encore l'auteur engagé et écrivain de science-fiction Alain Damasio.     Titres joués de Sarab, extraits de l'album Arwāh Hurra (L'Autre Distribution) ♦ Yally Shaghalt al Bal, Celui qui occupe mes pensées, voir le clip  ♦ Nahna Haraq ("Étranger est un verbe" feat. Alain Damasio) ♦ Zidni bi farte al Hubb.   Puis la #Session Live reçoit Elina Duni pour la sortie de l'album Lost Ships (ECM) Née à Tirana, Albanie, en 1981, dans une famille d'artistes, Elina Duni monte sur scène, pour la première fois, à l'âge de cinq ans et chante pour la Radio et Télévision Nationale ainsi que dans divers Festivals pour Enfants.     En 1992, suite à la chute du régime communiste, elle arrive en Suisse et s'installe avec sa mère à Genève où elle étudie le piano classique et découvre le jazz. Elle étudie le chant, la composition et la pédagogie à la Haute École des Arts de Berne, section jazz. En 2005, elle crée le Elina Duni Quartet avec Colin Vallon au piano, Bänz Oester, puis Patrice Moret à la basse et Norbert Pfammatter à la batterie, un retour aux sources musicales qui mélange les chants folkloriques des Balkans au jazz. Après deux albums Baresha (2008) et Lume Lume (2010) chez Meta Records, le quartet publie en 2012 chez ECM Matanë Malit (Au-delà de la montagne), et  en 2015 Dallëndyshe (Hirondelle). Les chansons albanaises se retrouvent ici pleines de légèreté et de rythme, et la presse européenne leur réserve un accueil très chaleureux. En 2014, Elina Duni publie au Kosovo et en Albanie son premier album solo en tant qu'auteur-compositeur Muza e Zezë (La Muse noire). En 2017, elle est l'une des lauréates du Prix Suisse de la Musique et entame un duo avec le guitariste londonien Rob Luft. La création solo Partir où Elina s'accompagne à la guitare, au piano et aux percussions, est sorti comme album sur ECM en avril 2018. En novembre 2020 l'album intitulé Lost Ships avec Rob Luft, Fred Thomas et Matthieu Michel, a été publié sur ECM.     Titres interprétés au Grand studio ♦ Kur më del në derë,  Live RFI ♦ Lost Ships, extrait de l'album Lost Ships, voir le clip  ♦ Hier encore, Live RFI.   Musiciens - Elina Duni, chant - Rob Luft, guitare.

This week we're talking with creative musical supremo Alice Zawadzki - an astonishing singer, violinist and composer.We explore her journey into music via the influences of New Orleans and music colleges, her approach to creativity and reflections on the natural world, and her unbridled and broad appetite for music in all its forms and types.Obviously, there's an extra special quiz, additions to the fantasy house band, and some cracking musical recommendations.Alice's album recommendations included:Faint by Taylor Deupree (2012) on Norman RecordsJS Bach: ThreeOrOne by Fred Thomas, Aisha Orazbayeva & Lucy Railton (2021) on ECMEl Hal/The Feeling by Electric Jalaba (2021) on Strut RecordsSupport the show & buy us a coffee!You can help support the podcast and keep us ad free. Especially useful if you'd like to support the podcast and want to keep it ad free. Plus it makes Chris feel very happy indeed!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ChrisNewsteadLinksKeep up to date with Alice here: www.alicezmusic.comKeep up to date with the Watford Jazz Junction here (and to buy tickets for our festival 19-22 May 2022): www.watfordjazzjunction.comCreditsPresenter: Chris NewsteadTheme: by SoundWorkLab, licensed through AudioJungle.Recorded March 2022.

Welcome back to the podcast! (Welcome back Davina, that is) Producer/arranger/multi-instrumentalist/composer/cat lover Fred Thomas is my guest this episode. We spoke about his musical journey, which includes growing up in a household of a former CBSO concertmaster, making music playlists to fall asleep to, as well as how the key to learning lots of musical instruments is learning how to "cheat". Fred also spoke about his pandemic experience, as well as what he'd like to be if he weren't a musician. If you fancy supporting the podcast, you can do so here: ko-fi.com/asitcomespod. Leave me a nice review or rating on Apple Podcasts! Follow and like the podcast on Facebook and Instagram @asitcomespod   Featured track: Overture no.3 BWV1068 ‘Air' Fred Thomas   Find out more about Fred's work, including his new album 'Three or One' Instagram: @fredthomasmusic Facebook: @fredthomasukmusic Fred's YouTube Channel Twitter: FredThomMusic Smartlink: https://fans.link/fred thomas music    Three Or One: https://ECM.lnk.to/ThreeOrOneFP Find Fred on Bandcamp, Spotify or Apple Music

In this episode the label begins branching out, in both style and region, working with unconventional indie rockers Aloha, as well as pop bands Mates of State, Saturday Looks Good To Me, and of Montreal, who would go on to become one of the label's most successful projects with the release of 2007's Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?. Featuring interviews with Matt & Darcie Lunsford, Aloha's Tony Cavallario, Mates of State, Polyvinyl Label Director Seth Hubbard, Saturday Looks Good To Me's Fred Thomas, of Montreal's Kevin Barnes, with additional commentary from Laura Jane Grace and members of Generationals & Kero Kero Bonito.

Vamos picoteando músicas por el mundo, descubriendo nuevos discos y experiencias, que nos llevan por Argelia, Egipto, Suiza, Inglaterra, Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Chequia, el País Vasco, Bélgica, Rusia y Bali, donde tendrá lugar en marzo del 2022 la Indonesian Music Expo, que ya os anticipamos. We are picking music around the world, discovering new records and experiences, which will take us to Algeria, Egypt, Switzerland, England, Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, the Basque Country, Belgium, Russia and Bali, where the Indonesian Music Expo, which we are already anticipating, will take place in March 2022, · El Mizan - Hallou lbab - Swiss music: World VI (V.A.) · Maurice Louca - Bidayat (Holocene) - Saet el-hazz (The luck hour) · Silberen - Gspili - Swiss music: World VI (V.A.) · Elina Duni, Rob Luft, Matthieu Michel, Fred Thomas - Kur më del në derë - Lost ships · Merima Ključo i Jelena Milušić - Snoviđenje: V Lume - Lume · Spectrum Vocal Band - Pozaspa li, Yagodo (+Eva Quartet) - Singerprints · Kuželovské Zpěvulky - Zamiłovał sem si dívča (+ Horňácká Cimbálová Muzika Marka Potěšila) - V Kuželově sú děvčata... jak tá malina · Iñar Sastre & Jagoba Astiazaran - Latinarin - Arineketan · Quentin Dujardin & Didier Laloy - Water & fire - Water & fire · Sage - O Nebe, o Zemle - Son zemnoy · INO Ensemble - Blues for you - Indonesian Music Expo: The paradise of world music, Ubud, Bali, 2022 (V.A.) Imagen: / Image: INO (Indonesian National Orchestra)

Für seine heutige "Aufnahmeprüfung" hat BR-KLASSIK-Redakteur Thorsten Preuß eine CD mit Choral-Transkriptionen von Johann Sebastian Bach ausgesucht - und dabei nostalgische Gefühle bekommen.

Legendary Funk bassist Fred Thomas speaks about his upbringing, early musician life, working with James Brown and leading his own group.

Legendary Funk bassist Fred Thomas speaks about his upbringing, early musician life, working with James Brown and leading his own group.

Over the course of the last 25 years, Polyvinyl Record Co. has grown from an idea in the heads of two excitable music fans into one of the more versatile and artistically driven record labels of its kind, working with a roster of well over 100 artists and consistently pushing independent music in new directions. In commemoration of this landmark birthday, we've put together The Polyvinyl Podcast to chronologically tell the story of how Polyvinyl has evolved over the last quarter of a century. With our host Fred Thomas, along with Polyvinyl staffers Natalie Dávila, Andy De Santis, and Seth Hubbard, we sat down and talked to just some of the folks who have been part of Polyvinyl's enduring legacy, conducting dozens of interviews with artists such as American Football, Alvvays, Japandroids, Jeff Rosenstock, Julia Jacklin, Kero Kero Bonito, of Montreal, Laura Jane Grace, STRFKR, Xiu Xiu and many more. With each episode, we'll get deep into every era, moving from DIY beginnings to where the label is at today, and reflect on how Polyvinyl and their family of artists have navigated the ever-changing landscape of the music industry while holding on to core beliefs of positivity, kindness, and good music for all you good people.

In today's episode, we recap Super Bowl LV, which ended in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers winning over the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9. The Bucs win their 2nd Super Bowl title in franchise history and Tom Brady wins his 7th Super Bowl title in his career.

Host Sam Small and producer Sean Lang get into what it means to be DIY and speak with local DIY legend Fred Thomas

Fred Thomas - Good Times Are Gone Again - from the 2018 album Aftering on Polyvinyl Records.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the TOGA Boys are joined once again by their CFO and VP of Bad Ideas, Devan, for the first time since the Santana Champagne Special. Only this time, Devan's bad idea is that all the Boys should grow man buns. It's a mess. We get mad at each other, get mad at wine, we get mad at Arcade Fire. We get really mad at Arcade Fire. We recorded for almost 2 hours, and this is the best we got. Join us, why not, and make an appointment with your hairstylist.  Other topics: The Tragedy of Everything Now, Manbuns through history, loud wines, takes: hot, cold, spicy, and milky  http://www.twitter.com/onlygoodalbum http://www.facebook.com/theonlygoodalbum http://www.instagram.com/theonlygoodalbum -- Samples used  Everything Now, Everything Now, Arcade Fire, Sonovox/Columbia, 2017 Peter Pan, Everything Now, Arcade Fire, Sonovox/Columbia, 2017 Infinite Content, Everything Now, Arcade Fire, Sonovox/Columbia, 2017 What Now, Yellow House, Grizzly Bear, Warp, 2006 Mallwalkers, Changer, Fred Thomas, Polyvinyl, 2017 Gold, Built On Glass, Chet Faker, Downtown/Future Classic, 2014 Talk is Cheap, Built On Glass, Chet Faker, Downtown/Future Classic, 2014

Bike Karma EP13   1) Mindfullness, Flexibility, and Yoga for the Cyclist with Alice Nelson, Yoga Instructor, FL 2) Bicycle Brand Rorschach Test and Bringing Back a Beloved Brand From Extinction with Fred Thomas from A-D Bikes 3) A Cautionary Fairy Tale to Discourage Children from Growing Up to be Professional Bicycle Thieves     If you like any segment or episode PLEASE follow, like, share, or even better give a positive review on iTunes, Podbean, Instagram, Tumblr, etc... and share with any bicycle loving friends or people who don't like bicycles but who need to understand why you do.   To see what is mentioned in the podcast check out my...   Bike Karma Instagram Page www.instagram.com/bike_karma/   and/or    Bike Karma Facebook Page www.facebook.com/BikeKarma/   I'll put links and additional materials there...   THANKS VERY MUCH FOR LISTENING!    Bike Karma, The Bicycle Karma Project, The Bicycle Karma Cat are TM Tom Brown, All Rights for the TM and Content are reserved, Theme Music with Permission by the Band Mobjack at Mobjack Music and written and performed by Keller Glass