Podcasts about his fabulous superlatives

Witness living, breathing country music history and the reigning champion of its vibrant future: Join us Friday, Oct 20, when the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center welcomes five-time Grammy winner, platinum recording artist, and AMA Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives. Marty Stuart has long been revered as one of the most accomplished artists in country music Born and raised in Philadelphia, MS, Stuart got his start as a 13-year-old mandolin player in Lester Flatt's band; by twenty-one, he was working in the studio and on the road with Johnny Cash. Since his solo... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/marty-stuart-his-fabulous-superlatives-gain-in-altitude/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

This week's show, after a 1993 Boo Radleys bauble/bobble: brand new Beths, Black Watch, Mike Viola, Altin Gün, Keyside, Joe Keithley, and Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives; plus The Olympics, Beatles, Ethiopians, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood, B...

Originally from Syracuse, New York, Nate Felty is an experienced live/session drummer and educator who enjoys performing a wide range of musical styles. Nate has been living and working in Nashville, Tennessee since 2012 and earned his Masters in Commercial Music at Belmont University in 2014. Nate is the drummer for Nashville-based, nationally touring country/roots artist, Kelsey Waldon. With Waldon, he has shared the stage on tour with Grammy Award-winning artists such as Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives, and John Prine. Since his arrival in Nashville, Nate has performed and recorded with notable touring bands from Nashville. Among these are The Amanda Broadway Band, Abby Anderson, Devon Gilfillian, Dan Smalley, Marquee Mayfield, and a 9-piece funk/fusion group Dynamo. While with Dynamo, the group earned Nashville Industry Music Awards (NIMA's) in 2015 for "Best Funk/Fusion Band" and "Album of the Year" for their 2015 release, Find Your Way. When not on tour, Nate is an adjunct professor of drum set at Sewanee University of the South. Nate continues to make his imprint on Nashville's local music community, performing with notable musicians such Roy Agee (Prince), Jeff Coffin (Dave Matthews Band), Micah Hulscher (Margo Price), Jay White (Amos Lee, Cory Henry), Mike Hicks (Rascal Flatts), David Rodgers (Keb Mo), De Marco Johnson (Marc Broussard) and Paul Horton (Alabama Shakes). In this episode, Nate talks about:    Being yourself on the session or gig while paying reverence to the genre/style    His early influence and exposure to jazz    Following his “North Star” and seeking out new music and experiences     Playing in the house band for “The Pitch Meeting”    Understanding musical references when creating parts    His award winning band Dynamo    Teaching and learning    Recovering after snapping a tendon in his left hand

Check the blog: https://5songspodcast.wixsite.com/5-songs-podcast Today we're talking about Snakes Eyes (UK), Jawbox , Guided by Voices, Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives and Oh Lonesome Ana. Country, post punk, indie, lo-fi etc. I took a beating for last weeks Smash Mouth push. But nothing will deter me! Leave me a message on the anchor page. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/5songspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5songspodcast/support

We had the pleasure of interviewing The Wandering Hearts over Zoom video! The Wandering Hearts had already enjoyed the phenomenal experience of recording their second album deep in the Catskills with producers Simone Felice and David Baron, but their adventure would be extended with another remarkable chapter. They met up with the legendary Marty Stuart (a five-time Grammy Award winner and a former member of Johnny Cash's band) in Nashville, who offered them "Dreams," a song he had written with his wife, the country star Connie Smith. They then headed to the iconic Cash Cabin in Hendersonville, where he joined the band, playing mandolin and guitar on the record. It was fortunate timing, as COVID-19 halted all international travel just a few days later.The story started when The Wandering Hearts supported Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives during their 2017 UK tour. Marty invited them to perform at his annual Late Night Jam at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium the following summer on a bill that also included Margo Price, John Prine and Chris Stapleton, and they also joined him at the Grand Ole Opry a few days later, making them the first UK band to debut at Music City's two most historic venues in the same week. They were reunited a week later to play at another historic place of music: Graceland.Together with the recent tracks "Dolores," "Gold," "Over Your Body," and "Dreams" provide a compelling taste of their new self-titled album (out now). Already praised by both long-term Americana devotees (Bob Harris) and young tastemakers, it's a record that celebrates life, new beginnings, and striving to shine through a darkening world. The Wandering Hearts' own style and personality is fused with echoes of some of their key influences: the timeless songcraft of Fleetwood Mac and Simon & Garfunkel with the pure passion of Jade Bird and The Lumineers.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #TheWanderingHearts #WanderingHearts #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

The Country Mile # 79 is a one hour MARTY STUART SPECIAL! One of the Country legends! For no real reason but to celebrate the release of The Definitive Collection Vol. 2, I look back across his fantastic back catalogue, some well known, some less obvious. Solo and with His Fabulous Superlatives. Includes collaborations with Travis Tritt, Johnny Cash, Del McCoury, Earl Scruggs, Steve Earle. The Country Mile plays mainly new, mainly independent traditional style Country, Honky Tonk, Outlaw, Bluegrass, Ameripolitan, Americana music. Produced in the south west of England, heard around the world. Always open to adding extra stations.

The Country Mile # 79 is a one hour MARTY STUART SPECIAL! One of the Country legends! For no real reason but to celebrate the release of The Definitive Collection Vol. 2, I look back across his fantastic back catalogue, some well known, some less obvious. Solo and with His Fabulous Superlatives. Includes collaborations with Travis Tritt, Johnny Cash, Del McCoury, Earl Scruggs, Steve Earle. The Country Mile plays mainly new, mainly independent traditional style Country, Honky Tonk, Outlaw, Bluegrass, Ameripolitan, Americana music. Produced in the south west of England, heard around the world. Always open to adding extra stations.

“That's all I got,” chuckles Marty Stuart after gliding through a gorgeous, breakneck rendition of “Mississippi Railroad Blues” with His Fabulous Superlatives. Notably affable and even more instrumentally impressive, Stuart runs through cuts from his latest album, Way Out West, and trades stories with Don Slack on a relaxed and dazzling set on Swingin' Doors. Recorded 5/22/2017 - 4 songs: Mississippi Railroad Blues, Whole Lotta Highway (With a Million Miles To Go), Old Mexico, Time Don't WaitSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tale of the once-great gunslinger forced out of retirement for one more job is a familiar one, but not one we’ve seen adopted by the superhero genre – until now. Marvel’s LOGAN is one part “Shane,” one part “Unforgiven," and if last weekend’s box office is any indication, we may see more like it. Adam and Josh share their mixed review, plus Round 1 results from Filmspotting Madness and the first film in the Agnes Varda Marathon - 1955's LA POINTE COURTE. 0:00-2:12 - Billboard 3:54-27:59 - Review: "Logan" Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, "Lost In the Desert" 29:56-39:34 - Notes 39:34-1:20:54 - Filmspotting Madness Corinne Marchand, "Sans Toi" ("Cleo From 5 to 7") 1:23:50-1:41:37 - Varda #1: "La Pointe Courte" 1:41:37-1:44:15 - Close / Outtake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Parker McCollum plays tracks from The Limestone Kid and talks about managing his first tour, shooting music videos, and keeping faith in his music. Also on this episode, new music from that Allison Moorer album and that Joe Pug album that’s just come out, garage hand-clapping garage rock from the Vespers, roots rock from The Mavericks, country rock from Whitehorse, blues from 6 String Drag, a foot tapper from Lily Hiatt, southern rock from The Beltways, western swing from that new Bob Wills tribute album, country rock from Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives. "Ep237 Parker McCollum drives a truck from the 70’s" originated from Americana Music Show.

Mary Johnson Rockers & The Spark play live in-studio and talk about collaborative songwriting and the supportive Raleigh-Durham music scene. Also on this episode, piano boogie from Marcia Ball, honky-tonk from Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, tin pan alley blues from the Bloodhounds, brand new country rock from James McMurtry, zydeco from Ganey Arsement, bluegrass from Leftover Salmon, country from Whitey Morgan & The 78s, indie rock from the Reverse Cowgirls. "Ep229 Mary Johnson Rockers & The Spark find their bridge" originated from Americana Music Show.

Stoney LaRue plays tracks from Aviator and talks about playing the Grand Ole Opry and Woody Guthrie’s influence on the Red Dirt Music scene. Also on this episode, a haunting murder ballad by Mary Johnson Rockers & The Spark, big time honky-tonk from Whitey Morgan & The 78s, indie rock from Matt Ellis, country rock from The Highballers, cowpunk from the Reverse Cowgirls, gospel from Blind Joe and Emma Taggart, country from Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, soul from Genie Brooks, and country rock from Al Huckabee. "Ep228 Stoney Larue does the Red Dirt circuit" originated from Americana Music Show.

Jmac & Junior play tracks from their Miles album and talk about working together in their post-Rustlanders era and the storm that follows them around. Also on this episode, cowpunk from the Reverse Cowgirls, indie rock from Matt Ellis, beautiful slow feel-good music from Mary Johnson Rockers & The Spark, blues from The Hokum Boys, honky-tonk from Al Huckabee, country rock from Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, blues rock from Hurray For The Riff Raff, surf guitar rock from Los Straightjackets and Deke Dickerson, roots rock from The Bloodhounds, and indie rock from Superchunk. "Ep227 Jmac & Junior outrun the storms" originated from Americana Music Show.