Podcast appearances and mentions of Harry Manx

PLAYLIST May 11, 2025Pacific Street Blues & AmericanaSupport our Show and get the word out by wearin' our gear 1. Carolyn Wonderland / Let's Play a Game 2. Rhiannon Giddens / Freedom Highway 3. Staple Singers / I'll Take You There4. Phil Ochs / I Ain't Marching Anymore 5. Eric Bibb / The Times They are a Changin' 6. Carla Thomas / Country Road 7. Harry Manx & Kevin Breit / Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues8. The Byrds / He Was a Friend of Mine 9. Seth Walker / Up on the Moutain10. Royal Southern Brotherhood / Big Greasy 11. Larkin Poe / Fool Outta Me 12. Galatic & Irma Thomas / Where I Belong 13. Gretchen Wilson / Sunday Morning 14. The Poor Boys / East of Paradise 15. Reese Wynans / Crossfire Spotlights Shows16. Drive-By Truckers / Every Mother's Son 17. Etta James / Tell Mama18. Jackson Five / Mama Told Not to Come19. Sue Foley / Motherless Child Blues 

Fire. One of the four classical elements along with earth, water and air. Fire. A symbol of life, rebirth, power and passion. Fire. Also the theme for podcast 467. Playlist: Artist - Song. 1 Natalie Merchant - This House Is on Fire. 2 Andrea Schroeder - Fireland. 3 Leftover Salon - Fire and Brimstone. 4 Lucero - A City on Fire. 5 Tyler Childers - House Fire. 6 The Neville Brothers - Fire on The Bayou. 7 Delta Rae - Fire. 8 Cinder well - Well on Fire. 9 Rita Wilson Now & Forever Duets - Fire. 10 Langhorne Slim & the Law - Fire. 11 Nikki Hill - The Fire that's in Me. 12 JD McPherson - Fire Bug. 13 Chris Cornell - Jump Into the Fire. 14 Harry Manx & Kevin Breit - I'm On Fire. 15 Sarah Shook & the Disarmers - Keep the Home Fires burnin'. 16 Cody Jinks - After the fire. 17 Courtney Marie Andrews - Put the Fire Out. 18 Randall Bramblett - Pine Needle Fire. Size: 169 MB (177,342,808 bytes) Duration: 1:13:51

Canadian musician Harry Manx mixes blues and Eastern music traditions

Midnight Oil ("The Oils") are one of Australia's most-loved bands.  Their solid political streak – Indigenous rights, the environment and nuclear disarmament, to name a few – sits well with a hard-earned reputation for red-hot live shows. Mick and Jeff look back at all the times they've seen Midnight Oil live, and the impact their music has had on Australian culture.  Jeff's Rant introduces us  to Beard Meats Food, a young bearded lad who consumes huge meals live on YouTube.  It's been a great month for terrific live concerts, with The Sisters of Mercy, The Underground Lovers and The Pixies all playing in Sydney.  We'll talk about all those shows, as well as a guy called Harry Manx, who offers a blend of  blues, folk music, and Hindustani music.   Today's Album You Must Hear Before You Die is “Ghosteen” by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (2019).  This critically-acclaimed double album is so different to his earlier music, but still definitely Cave.   Beard Meats FoodEpisode Playlist

SIMON FAUTEUX est bien connu dans l'industrie culturelle, il est notamment une référence en matière de promotion et de relations de presse, avec sa compagnie Six Media Marketing, mais il est aussi auteur-compositeur-interprète et le 27 mai dernier il nous a offert TEMPUS FUGIT.   TEMPUS FUGIT a d'abord été IMPULSIF, un album lancé il y a 30 ans et revisité avec des artistes de renoms tels : Breen Lebœuf, les chanteuses Emilie-Claire Barlow et Amay Laoni, les guitariste Harry Manx, Étienne Joly, Michel St-Père, Marc Parent et John Mcgale ainsi que l'as souffleur de vent Guy Bélanger.

My guest, Mark Radel,  describes himself this way: I have always been around music.  I sang in the church choir, school choirs, acted in musicals in high school, was into music but never took up an instrument.  After my wife and I moved to Seattle my commute was 30 minutes and I was bored driving back and forth each day.  I thought about what I could do and saw a book named "harmonica playing for dummies", with it came a cheap C major harp and a cassette.  So each daly as I drove to and from work I practiced playing.  When we moved back to Bellingham, WA, I got serious and started playing with others.  Now I can sheepishly say I am a musician. Artists Mark mentions that he listens to: Kevin Moore, Taj Mahal Eric Clapton, Tracy Chapman, Jerry Portnoy, and Harry Manx. ********************* I want to get to know you better. Please fill out a 5-question survey at lizsumner.com/survey.  Let me know when you're done and I'll send you a coupon code for my online course, 8 Steps to Launch Your Dream Life. (launchyourdreamlife.com) ********************* Opening Remarks Today's guest is a dear friend that I've known half my life. Before we moved away many years ago Mark was a fan of our music, my husband Michael's and mine-- that's that Cohen music I mention later on. Mark would often come see us perform, but he never played.  It is such a pleasure in this interview to hear about his transformation as a harp player and acceptance of himself as a musician. This is what is possible when we try something we've always wanted to do. The story of Mark's journey is exactly what I was thinking about when I started this podcast. One of the things that's most interesting about Mark's process is that he started with improvisation. He didn't learn melodies or how to read music, but instead he plays by ear and instinctively. I think that's unusual and kind of courageous. Plus he is fortunate to have good friends to play with and challenge him. And I miss them all very much. I should mention that during our conversation I use some shorthand and don't explain everything because we know each other so well. Also during the interview Mark is fiddling with his harmonicas and you can hear them rattling a bit. It was a joy to reconnect with my friend and I look forward to joining in on one of the music nights he mentions in the near future. Full transcript available at https://ialwayswantedto.net

I am currently recording a new album on Gogo Mountain with Mr. Steve Marriner, who is just about to release his own album very soon. You might know him from his band, or from his touring with Colin James, Harry Manx and others. We discuss his career and the recording of Hope Dies Last, which drops July 2nd. Are you digging the podcast? You can support us by donating at PayPal.me/gogoguitar ! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-gogo-podcast/message

‘Without love, Evolution is a spiritual path of apathy, complacency, and lethargy. It is easy to talk the talk about love and more challenging to love our neighbour as ourselves. The evolutionary leap of this radical love calls us to reach out and love another. This is the Be-Loved community in action!' The brilliance of this description of Rev. Cassandra Rae's talk for this Sunday, What's Evolution Without Love?, is not lost on me. In my six years with CSL White Rock, my spiritual growth around Love has instilled in me such joy. And as I have opened myself up to loving others, I have experienced my self-judgment diminish and my self-love beginning to flourish. Interestingly, while my love of nature has always given me explicit pleasure…except snakes, whose sudden rustling on the trail can send me leaping in the opposite direction and mosquitos, for obvious reasons. Is there a connection? Because. as my love for others has grown, my love of nature has soared. True story: a couple of weeks ago, I stopped dead-in-my-tracks as a 2-foot long snake crossed my path. I wondered if the sharp gravel was scraping its underbelly. I marveled in awe at the beauty of its design and colour. My life-long fear and loathing had been replaced by admiration and wonder. As for mosquitos, yes, they are also God's creatures, but is it wrong to carry insect repellant? Hmmm. Our live music this week is by the wonderfully creative and talented Linda Kidder! Her sweet, loving lyrics always lift and soothe my spirit. As one of Vancouver's most sought-after session singers, Linda's recording credits include a wide range, from KD Lang, Bon Jovi, Harry Manx, and Raffi, to Rita MacNeil, and Gary Fjellgaard and hundreds of jingles praising everything from Barbie to Safeway. Did you know that Linda has three CDs of her own material? Learn more here: https://www.lindakidder.com/ Hey, join our Be-loved community this Sunday – together IS better! Embracing a loving, vibrant world that works for you! Sherry Dolejsi, Board Chair --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/csl-whiterock/message

I admire our incredible Spiritual Director, Rev. Cassandra Rae, for her courage, compassion, and willingness to serve up the difficult topics. If the title for this week's talk, Pushed by Pain, was a Netflix movie title, I would skim right past it. That is until I read Rev. Cassandra's talk intro: ‘Suppose we didn't deny or avoid pain, but rather embraced it as an invitation to higher consciousness, deeper love, and the opportunity to be more resolute to faith in action. This week we explore pain as fertilizer, recognizing pain is not punishment, and the journey through pain can be a pathway to joy!' I marvel at Rev. Cassandra's gift for turning the most unpalatable topic into a tasty, must-see presentation. You can call me a Rev. C groupie – but having never missed any of her talks at CSL White Rock, I know her ability to share the Truth in inspiring, thought-provoking, and belief-questioning ways has helped me release many limiting beliefs and expand my views and insights. So, you will find me front-row-centre for this consciousness-raising ‘pathway to joy.' For our live music this week, we welcome the creative talent of Linda Kidder. As one of Vancouver's most sought-after session singers, Linda's recording credits include a wide range, from kd lang, Bon Jovi, Harry Manx, and Raffi, to Rita MacNeil, and Gary Fjellgaard and hundreds of jingles praising everything from Barbie to Safeway. Check out the talk from Rev. Cassandra this week below as we journey together through pain to higher consciousness, deeper love, and a pathway to joy. Knowing Courage, Possibility, and Love, Sherry Dolejsi, Board Chair --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/csl-whiterock/message

It's an interesting hour in The Roadhouse, with a set of Chicago blues, a set from Southern Asia, and a mix you won't find anywhere else. Willie Dixon & Memphis Slim, Harry Manx, Jackie Venson, Larkin Poe, and Mojo Morganfield take the bandstand in the hour. It's exactly what we do - grab a big pile of blues, stir it all together and serve it up as another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

It's an interesting hour in The Roadhouse, with a set of Chicago blues, a set from Southern Asia, and a mix you won't find anywhere else. Willie Dixon & Memphis Slim, Harry Manx, Jackie Venson, Larkin Poe, and Mojo Morganfield take the bandstand in the hour. It's exactly what we do - grab a big pile of blues, stir it all together and serve it up as another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

It's an interesting hour in The Roadhouse, with a set of Chicago blues, a set from Southern Asia, and a mix you won't find anywhere else. Willie Dixon & Memphis Slim, Harry Manx, Jackie Venson, Larkin Poe, and Mojo Morganfield take the bandstand in the hour. It's exactly what we do - grab a big pile of blues, stir it all together and serve it up as another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

This time I get to spend some time with one if my favourite artists. Harry Manx talks about letting go and being at peace. Beautiful.

Setting off on an adventure that has no determined destination creates its own energy. Expectations aren’t about getting somewhere – they’re more about being where you are – each step its own destination. In a moment, drinking water from my flask to get the dust from my throat becomes necessary, and one of the great all consuming activities of my life. There was a man who played professional baseball many years ago – no one knew how old he was – some said he had to be in his 60s when he retired from the game. But nobody knew for sure, him included. He’d quote Mark Twain in way of an answer to the question, how old are you? "age is a question of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." He was perpetually tall, not stooped. He was thin and athletic with a cool ease of going, of being, a strut that’d hold people where they stood. When asked how he kept in such good shape, what was the secret of his longevity, he said simply, well sir, you gotta remember to jingle and you gotta remember to jangle. That works for me. And with that he smiled and walked away, his next step exactly where he was, and exactly where he was going. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-smith05/message

Derrick and Matt had the chance to sit down and chat with the one and only Harry Manx, share some food and wine,and talk before his Shepody House show. We get to know Harry and his story a little better including, recording process, his travels and his newest project to name a few topics. Harry blessed us with 3 songs live off the floor. We end it with a Manx Marriner Mainline song which Harry recorded parts for at Shepody House on his last visit.Hope you enjoy, we certainly did.

This is art according to musician Harry Manx in his own words and music. #harrymanx

Harry returns to the Raven & Blues after a gap of 8 years and plays Moon Going Down, Death Have Mercy, Only Then Will Your House Be Blessed, Bring That Thing and talks about this new album, Faith Lift

A tribute to Rock & Roll pioneer Fats Domino, with songs by him, and covers of his songs. Plus new releases galore: Jim Byrnes, Harry Manx, Robert Plant, Oh Susanna, Little Miss Higgins, Abigail Washburn & Bela Fleck, Railroad Earth, Jim Page, etc. A preview of next week's Cape Breton Kitchen party with Beolach, and a liberal sprinkling of "zombie dust" - a Halloween feature with a difference!

An interview with Canadian musician, Harry Manx - www.harrymanx.com.

Kevin Breit has performed on several Grammy and Juno award-winning records. He works with everybody from Norah Jones, Hugh Laurie and Cassandra Wilson to Harry Manx, Rosanne Cash and more. A well-grounded human, Kevin is always pushing his creativity to the limits. We discuss Kevin's Jukebox series, his latest release Ernesto & Delilah, recording with Norah Jones and alot more. A great storyteller, enjoy this window into the mind of one of Canada's finest musicians -- he sees the future, ladies and gentleman...and it's all Breit!

"Some days it's ham and bacon; other days there ain't nothin' shakin'!" So claims globetrotting blues legend, Harry Manx. From his secluded back yard on Salt Spring Island off the Western Canadian coast, Harry creates and refines his unique fusion of Eastern and Western sound and song. Harry has refashioned classic Mississippi Delta Blues with the use of the Mohan veena, a 20-string instrument with the particularly haunting and mystical sound of the Indian subcontinent's regional legacy. Harry's fans around the world refer to the genre he invented as "Mystic-sippi Blues". He shares tips on creating your own "brand" in writing, composing, and performing based on how your life experiences make you distinctive. And what about marketing? Harry describes how he formed his own record label, found an agent, and his own delicate balance between composing / recording and touring / performing. This former roadie and "sound engineer turned musician" (Rush, Crowbar) has a treasure trove of quotable quotes borne of years in the studio and on the road. Listen. Learn. Loosen up. You can learn more about Harry Manx at: www.harrymanx.com Subscribe to the free Monetizing Your Creativity podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monetizing-your-creativity/id1082894462?mt=2 While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback! Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app. SoundCloud: www.monetizingyourcreativity.com

Tasha Taylor (How Long); Jon Spear Band (Beginner At The Blues); Mark Cameron (Somewhere Down The Line); Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson (That's The Way To Treat Your Woman); Lloyd Jones (Treat Me Like The Dog I Am); Harry Manx and Kevin Breit (Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep); J.B. Lenoir (Sitting Down Thinking); John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson (Thinking My Blues Away); Karen Carroll (I Got To Have Somebody); Bonnie Lee (Bye, Bye, Baby); Guy King (A Day In A Life With The Blues); Tom Darby and Jimmie Tarlton (Sweet Sarah Blues); Doug Cox and Salil Bhatt (Beware Of The Man (Who Calls You Bro)); Michael Messer's Mitra (I Can't Be Satisfied); Golden State Lone Star Blues Revue (Dim Lights).

Canadian singer/songwriter Harry Manx is the focus of episode 7 of the Stories Of You Podcast. He discusses his music - blues with an Indian flavour. Or maybe that's Indian with a blues flavour.  Harry spent 12 years in India learning the Mohan Veena, a 20 string slide guitar. He has merged the western sounds of the blues with Indian music, hear about his experiences and his personal journey.  You can find out more about Harry Manx at his website.  Hope you enjoy the conversation! And thanks so much for listening to the show. 

This week's show features a great interview with the one and only Harry Manx from this year's edition of the Montreal International Jazz Festival. He and Mike have an insightful conversation about things past and present. Canadian Musician and GigSalad are presenting a free seminar in Toronto on July 18th called "How to Get Gigs that Pay Real Money." Among the panelists are GigSalad's Mark Steiner and Benjamin and Mia Hackett from Hamilton, ON-based duo Azalea. We've got all three here, speaking about their respective careers and sharing a few tips for artists looking to land some new, good-paying gigs. http://canadianmusician.com/realmoney

Harry Manx is best described as where East meets West musically. “Mysticsippi”. Harry plays an instrument called the Mohan Veena the invention of Vishwa Mohan Bhatt  a very unique stringed instrument with 20 strings. Charlie sits down with Harry and talks about the incredible world of busking and being a street musician. For Charlie and Harry […]

Intro: Sonny & The Sunsets - "The Bad Energy From LA Is Killing Me" Harry Manx - "Way Out Back" Sigur Ros - "Brennisteinn" Reagan's Rayguns - "1, 2 Go Punk Song" Divine Hammer - "Weekend" Book of Caverns - "Champion City" Deerhunter - "Monomania" Deerhunter - "Nitebike" Deerhunter - "Punk (La Vie Anterieure" Sheer Agony - "So Many Zoes" Femminielli - "Le Pacte" Chevalier Avant Garde - "Prepare" Jef Barbara - Pas Gentille (Low Sea Remix)" Cinema L'Amour - "Dedication" The Black Rainbows - "She Bites" Scientists of Sound - "Furiosity Killed the Cat" The Ketamines - "Spaceships" Miserere - "To Death Last Year"

Intro: Sonny & The Sunsets - "The Bad Energy From LA Is Killing Me" Harry Manx - "Way Out Back" Sigur Ros - "Brennisteinn" Reagan's Rayguns - "1, 2 Go Punk Song" Divine Hammer - "Weekend" Book of Caverns - "Champion City" Deerhunter - "Monomania" Deerhunter - "Nitebike" Deerhunter - "Punk (La Vie Anterieure" Sheer Agony - "So Many Zoes" Femminielli - "Le Pacte" Chevalier Avant Garde - "Prepare" Jef Barbara - Pas Gentille (Low Sea Remix)" Cinema L'Amour - "Dedication" The Black Rainbows - "She Bites" Scientists of Sound - "Furiosity Killed the Cat" The Ketamines - "Spaceships" Miserere - "To Death Last Year"

PODCAST: 21 Apr 2013 Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - Whitewash Station - Sharon Shannon and the Cartoon Thieves02 - Proud Molly - Jennifer Byrne03 - The Mines of Spennymoor - The Deadly Winters04 - Waltz in the Bluegrass - Butch Baldassari, Robin Bullock and John Reischman05 - Greenwood Laddie - Marc Block06 - The Humpbacked Whale - Nic Jones07 - The Last Leviathan - Grace Griffiths08 - High Barbary - Blackbeard's Tea Party09 - Wild Bill Jones - Pharis and Jason Romero10 - The Rolling Wave / Derrymore - Padraig Rynne, Donal Lunny, Sylvain Barou11 - Yellow Handkerchief - Bella Hardy12 - I Once Had A Dog - Robin Dransfield13 - I'm No Superman - Half Deaf Clatch14 - Josephine Butler - Jo Freya15 - Sunny Afternoon - Flowers And Frolics16 - I Live Not Where I Love - Marc Block17 - Tijuana - Harry Manx Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane

Yet another big batch of new music has come our way, and we’ve got a couple more exciting upcoming shows to preview: Justin Rutledge and Martyn Joseph. Still time for some requests, stories, and some discussion of my House Concert Host’s Manifesto.

Yet another big batch of new music has come our way, and we’ve got a couple more exciting upcoming shows to preview: Justin Rutledge and Martyn Joseph. Still time for some requests, stories, and some discussion of my House Concert Host’s Manifesto.

Carter’s along for the ride again, and that means that things get even sillier than usual, as we hear some songs from the animal kingdom, and some unusual bird calls, courtesy of Ron from Lockport. We’ve also got some great new music and previews of upcoming shows by the likes of Spirit of the West, Harry Manx, and more!

Carter’s along for the ride again, and that means that things get even sillier than usual, as we hear some songs from the animal kingdom, and some unusual bird calls, courtesy of Ron from Lockport. We’ve also got some great new music and previews of upcoming shows by the likes of Spirit of the West, Harry Manx, and more!

To skip the Harry Manx session if you have heard the full version, jump from 23' to 38'I Had To Put You Down Mike Morgan & The Crawl Texas Man I Like 'Em Stacked Like That Candye Kane Superhero Keep Your Lamp Trimmed & Burning Catfish Keith Live At The Half Moon Journey Blues Tom Doughty Have A Taste Of This Trouble In Mind Pinetop Perkins Ladies Man Live Harry Manx Koraki Live Shave Yo' Legs Keb Mo Live & Mo Standing At The Fishbank Boo Boo Davis Ain't Got A Dime Good Day For A Hangin' Christine Santelli Any Better Time She's Into Something Collins, Cray, Copeland Showdown Death Comes Riding The Rizing Single

Harry Manx returns to the boat after three years and plays tracks from his new album "Bread & Buddha" and some old favourites

Our hosts are more lively for this show, and even have a few impromptu guests halfway through... imagine that! They discuss a retail ordering experience, Indian-accented extraterrestrials living in a super-dome, and bubble wrap. They quiz Erik's roommate about his girl "friend," discuss funeral wackiness, call a southern movie palace, and discuss the most awkward kid on YouTube to date. How can you resist?SHOW MUSIC:The Purrs "She's Gone" (mp3) from "The Purrs" (Sarathan Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Pure Tracks Buy at Amazon Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks Download More On This AlbumHarry Manx "The Point of Purchase" (mp3) from "Mantras for Madmen" (Dog My Cat Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon Buy at GroupieTunes Buy at mTraks Download More On This Album

http:www.bfbs.com/rnb - This week, we stray well away from the blues as the whole show comes from the FMM - Festival Musicas do Mundo, the World Music Festival in Sines, Portugal.This hour, hear Don Byron from the USA, Bellowhead from England, Trilok Gurtu from India, Lula Pena from Portugal, Harry Manx from Canada and The Etruria Criminale Banda from Italy.  I hope you enjoy the change - back to normal service next week

The music of the 107th Roadhouse Podcast came as a series of small surprises throughout the week - cuts that popped up in the iPod and just stayed with me. They lead us down a bit mellower path than the past few shows, diverting us away for a week from the harder edge of recent shows. Sunset Travelers, Sue Foley, Doug Cox and Sam Hurrie, Dave Gross, and Harry Manx take the lead in yet another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The music of the 107th Roadhouse Podcast came as a series of small surprises throughout the week - cuts that popped up in the iPod and just stayed with me. They lead us down a bit mellower path than the past few shows, diverting us away for a week from the harder edge of recent shows. Sunset Travelers, Sue Foley, Doug Cox and Sam Hurrie, Dave Gross, and Harry Manx take the lead in yet another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

A magical and mystical hour in the company of Harry Manx and Steve Marriner