Podcasts about guestroom records

We begin Episode 78 discussing Record Store Day & what Max scored.... Electric Wheelchair's & the aisle's at Record Stores, usually do not agree with each other... Add all of the vinyl enthusuasts who shop on Record Store Day, Guaranteed Max ran over someones foot in his quest for Record Store Day Exculsives at Guestroom Records. We also discuss one of the most famous pictures of Max Baker Jr., Naked, wearing a tire, holding a pool cue as a spear, which became an internet sensation as a meme. We pick up the story in 2006 & wrap up the year.... Did you ever think you'd be setting there at an Oklahoma Casino playing slot machines & Chubby Checker comes twistin' along on top of them?!?! We discuss that as we end 2006.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your Polka King of the Midwest, DJ Witwickcheese back in action bringing you another duffle bag of game on a Monday. Bringing the debut of two major albums on vinyl, The Carter 3 from LIL WAYNE via Schoolkids Records on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, and Frank Ocean's bootleg Channel Live album, found at Guestroom Records in OKC. Both are welcomed additions to the stack. Thank you as always for clicking on my podcast. Should be back with a Youtube episode in the new digs if not this week, next for sure. We're back baby. Your fav C-List DJ in the midwest,DJ Witwicky

Charlotte Kemp Muhl and Jack James from UNI and The Urchins teleport in to discuss the gritty glam rock futurism on their recently released debut album Simulator (Chimera Music). Black Pumas co-founder Adrian Quesada expounds on his two new solo records, the moody instrumental Jaguar Sound, and the "balada" styled Boleros Psicodélicos (both on ATO Records). Justin Sowers from Guestroom Records in Oklahoma talks about the upcoming Record Store Day release (on their own Guestroom label) of a remastered reissue of the rare 1968 self-titled album by Tulsa psych rockers, Marble Phrogg. And Record Store Day co-founder Carrie Colliton talks about a couple of albums from the RSD 2023 list that caught her ear. Record Store Day 2023 is April 22nd, for the full RSD 2023 list go to RecordStoreDay.com. Sponsored as always by Tito's Handmade Vodka, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, and Crosley Turntables. Written, produced, and hosted by Paul Myers with theme and interstitial music by Paul Myers. Please rate, review, and subscribe to The Record Store Day Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. 

One of Max's many musical adventures included owning a few record stores. Midnight Music came first with Max becoming a partner in an existing record store. In true Max fashion, tempers flared, ultimately causing Max to leave Midnight Music behind, eventually landing on a new spot off I-240 & Penn, South Okahoma City & Choice Music was born! There were a few versions of Choice Music, from the southside to the north. The last version, off of S. 59th, just west of I-35, ended up burning to the ground & once again, Max lost it all. Social Media didn't exist completely yet but online message board did & the rumors were flying about the reasons why Choice Music burned down. In this episode we clear up the rumors & hear the story from the man himself! He didn't come this far to lose! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul welcomes the legendary Tori Amos to the show for a chat about survival, healing, and her impressive new album, Ocean To Ocean (Decca). We also meet Travis Searle, who tells us a bit about Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. RSD's Carrie Colliton announces the 2022 Global Record Store Day Ambassador. Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, and Tito's Handmade Vodka. Go to RecordStoreDay.com for the latest RSD News, and please subscribe to us wherever you get podcasts.

In between the RSD drops for 2021, we're able to grab some time with our friend Lisa Foster, of Guestroom Records in Louisville, KY. A former communications and intersection of music and culture professor who made the pivot into the wild world of record store ownership. We talk everything from the pandemic, collections, misogyny, misconception, and the 2%, to why we actually appreciate the Crosley turntable and how humanity actually saved the record store.Find Guestroom here: http://www.guestroomrecords.com/And read Lisa's Women in Vinyl blog post right at the height of the pandemic at: https://womeninvinyl.com/2020/04/18/lisa-foster-guestroom-recordsCheck out Lisa's music recommendation here for Juana Molina: https://juanamolina.com/https://juanamolina.bandcamp.com/album/anrmalHuge thank you to our friends from Laybare Recordings, and Rosy Finch for the use of their song Black LodgeROSY FINCHhttps://www.rosyfinchband.com/https://rosyfinch.bandcamp.com/album/scarletLAYBARE RECORDINGShttps://laybarerecordings.com/This episode was produced by Women in Vinyl!Check out www.womeninvinyl.com for past episodes and the amazing archive of interviews. The Women in Vinyl Store is full of incredible things, including WiV branded GrooveWasher care kits, t-shirts, enamel pins and slip mats! https://womeninvinyl.com/store/If you want to start your own vinyl career, you can check out the Job Board:  https://womeninvinyl.com/job-board/As always, join the conversations on Instagram or send us a note at MEDIA@womeninvinyl.comDon't forget to like, subscribe and give us a review on your favorite podcast delivery method!You can also contribute to furthering our mission at: https://www.patreon.com/womeninvinylWhere you'll find all of the B-Sides, Deep Cuts and amazing extras, and help us start a not for profit to further the demystification, education and infiltration of more Women and Non-Binary identifying humans into the Vinyl Making Space!

Record Store Recon continues to look into the state of record stores during the pandemic by interviewing the co-owner of Strictly Discs Records of Madison, Wisconsin, and then a thumbs-up review of Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. Tune in with Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and anonymous reporter Dr. Disc for this special monthly episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Note: a 'thank you' callout to bassist/vocalist Chris Dos of Anti-Flag for creating the new theme song for Record Store Recon. Thanks, Chris!This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon continues to look into the state of record stores during the pandemic by interviewing the co-owner of Strictly Discs Records of Madison, Wisconsin, and then a thumbs-up review of Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. Tune in with Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and anonymous reporter Dr. Disc for this special monthly episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Note: a 'thank you' callout to bassist/vocalist Chris Dos of Anti-Flag for creating the new theme song for Record Store Recon. Thanks, Chris! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon continues to look into the state of record stores during the pandemic by interviewing the co-owner of Strictly Discs Records of Madison, Wisconsin, and then a thumbs-up review of Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. Tune in with Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and anonymous reporter Dr. Disc for this special monthly episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Note: a 'thank you' callout to bassist/vocalist Chris Dos of Anti-Flag for creating the new theme song for Record Store Recon. Thanks, Chris!This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Record Store Recon continues to look into the state of record stores during the pandemic by interviewing the co-owner of Strictly Discs Records of Madison, Wisconsin, and then a thumbs-up review of Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. Tune in with Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and anonymous reporter Dr. Disc for this special monthly episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Note: a 'thank you' callout to bassist/vocalist Chris Dos of Anti-Flag for creating the new theme song for Record Store Recon. Thanks, Chris! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Record Store Recon continues to look into the state of record stores during the pandemic by interviewing the co-owner of Strictly Discs Records of Madison, Wisconsin, and then a thumbs-up review of Guestroom Records in Louisville, Kentucky. Tune in with Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and anonymous reporter Dr. Disc for this special monthly episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Note: a 'thank you' callout to bassist/vocalist Chris Dos of Anti-Flag for creating the new theme song for Record Store Recon. Thanks, Chris! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Will Oldham has had a celebrated musical career performing as Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Palace Music, and several other monikers. An adventurous collaborator, he's worked with legendary artists like Tortoise, The Cairo Gang, and Matt Sweeney. Will's creativity knows no bounds which is evident in his extensive catalogue and constant challenges he presents to himself and his audience. Oh yeah, and he's a damn fine actor! Will sat down with JC to talk about beer, recontexualizing music, the beauty of spontaneity, and more. This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Cobra Verde, and Dauntless Distributing.

Jonathan Glen Wood hails from West Virginia and has spent significant time in Chicago, but Louisville serves as his true musical home. A skillful guitar player with a one-of-a-kind voice and a penchant for poetic lyrics, his songwriting stands alone and keeps evolving. He's released several beautiful solo records and done stints with Old Baby, Jaye Jayle, Catherine Irwin, and others. He sat down with JC to talk about screaming, discovering synthesizers, Sir Mix-A-Lot, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Heine Bros. Coffee, and Dauntless Distributing.

Thalia Zedek & Chris Brokaw helped found the band Come in the early '90's in Boston. Before that Zedek had played in the bands Uzi and Live Skull, and Brokaw drummed for Codeine. Since Come disbanded in the early 2000's, both have gone on to maintain successful solo careers. They stopped by Louisville on a recent living room tour, and guest host Carrie Neumayer sat down to catch up with them. They talked about songwriting processes, the charm of intimate venues, politics in music, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Heine Bros. Coffee, & Zanzabar.

Van Campbell is a damn fine drummer who also sells cheese, owns part of an energy drink company, and just became a father! Whether he's drumming with Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Black Diamond Heavies, or King Mud, he brings a uniquely energetic type of propulsive energy to the kit, and has become one of the most versatile drummers around. He sat down with JC to talk about musical mentorship, trying to soak up fatherhood, cheese, chewing gum, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Heine Bros. Coffee, and Dauntless Distributing.

Chris Maggio is an out of this world drummer who's played for the bands Sleigh Bells, Trap Them, Coliseum, and Wear Your Wounds. His style fuses together a combination of jazz discipline and punk rock ethos, which makes him capable of playing with just about anyone. A native of New Jersey, he moved to Louisville from Florida, and made his mark on the music scene immediately. He sat down with JC to talk about drumming technique, putting up with guitar players, navigating disaster, and (a lot) more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, featuring a live in-store with Tomberlin on October 12, Zanzabar, and Dauntless Distributing.

Sara Callaway picked up her first violin at age 6, studied and practiced rigorously, earned a Master's Degree in music, and then still wasn't sure if she wanted to live the life of a professional musician. But whether she found herself in China, Berlin, or Appalachia, music always found its way back to her. Once she settled in Louisville, she started making waves, performing with the likes of Dane Waters, Jacob Duncan, & Bonnie 'Prince' Billy. She also co-founded the SONIC Bernheim series and now co-directs the Louisville Academy of Music. She sat down with JC to talk about musical work ethic, connecting to nature, whale watching, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Heine Bros. Coffee, and Dauntless Distributing.    

Jacob Duncan is an incredibly talented composer and reeds player. His avant garde project Liberation Prophecy has been destroying musical boundaries since its inception when he was in high school. As a driven and hyper focused musician, he's worked with the likes of Norah Jones, Will Oldham, and Rachel Grimes; as a passionate educator he works regularly with mentally disabled children. He sat down with JC to talk about compositional processes, cultural appropriation, the necessity of hope, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records and Dauntless Distributing.

Allison Cross is a unique contributor to Louisville music in that she approaches music from three different directions: she's a trombonist, a DJ, and a music therapist. A native of Murray, KY, she moved to Louisville for school and immersed herself in live performance and her studies. While therapy is her first love, she couldn't quite let go of performing, and now as DJ Alli, she lights up dance floors all over town. She sat down with JC to talk about therapeutic processes, playing in big bands, running a business, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records and Dauntless Distributing.

Jaxon Swain is an ambassador of Louisville music. Whether it's through his work with SonaBlast, his solo music, his involvement with Wanda Jackson, or his radio shows, he spreads sounds in countless places. A Hoosier transplant, he landed in Louisville and immediately began sharing his unique musical perspective. He sat down with JC to talk about growing up in Indiana, speed boats, being a romantic motherfucker, and more... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records and Dauntless Distributing.

Will Russell had a very public mental breakdown in 2015 and hit bottom at the top of Funtown Mountain. He suffered a prolonged and intense manic episode, very similar to one he experienced nearly 20 years before. But in between all that, he co-founded Lebowski Fest, opened the Why Louisville store, traveled the world spreading the gospel of the Dude, and gave this city some of its most vivid and memorable artistic moments. Will has come back into the creative world full force with two brand new ventures, the Everything Will Be OK Project and The Marvelous Mystery. He sat down with JC to discuss managing mental health, showing tribute to a cult classic, coming back into the public eye, and whathaveyou.... This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records and Dauntless Distributing.

Dave Bird has been in more bands than he can keep track of, and all of them have had an indelible imprint on Louisville music. He played in bands like OUT., VRKTM, Rude Weirdo, & American Lesions, and has contributed to several Bonnie Prince Billy recordings, and now performs with Tricia Cooper as the duo Bird/Trooper. Dave is a humble and joyous person with a fiercely intense musical style, whether he's playing guitar, bass, or singing. A Louisville native, he started playing in bands in the late '80's and has never stopped creating memorable music. He sat down with JC to discuss growing up in St. Matthews, embracing musical challenges, dealing with heartache and loss, and...Tony Bailey...and Britt Walford. This episode is sponsored by Guestroom Records, Heine Bros. Coffee, and Dauntless Distributing.