Podcasts about hot stove cool music

Baseball and music lovers come together each year for the "Hot Stove Cool Music" benefit concert, which raises money for underserved youth through the Foundation To Be Named Later. It's a brainchild of baseball writers Jeff Horrigan and Peter Gammons, with a nod to the sport they love. This year, the event is celebrating its 25th anniversary with some epic guests. Former Red Sox pitcher Lenny DiNardo, now a sports analyst at NESN, is co-hosting this year's event. He joins Nichole this week to share all the cool details about this hot event.

This episode will explore a different avenue involving Pearl Jam outside of their live shows. As many know, multiple members of the band are considered avid fans of baseball - most notably Eddie Vedder. From shows in legendary ballparks such as Wrigley Field and Fenway Park, to their music that's been provided as a soundtrack to the game over the years, there are about a hundred different connections that you can make with the band and the game. On the eve of Opening Day, we'll dig deep into what makes Pearl Jam and baseball the perfect match, from drawing a parallel line to the fandoms and exploring Ed's history as a rockstar ambassador to the game. Listen in as we'll have a great conversation with long time acclaimed baseball writer, Peter Gammons. Peter has been long known for his affinity for both fandoms, and we'll get to talking with him about the Hot Stove Cool Music benefit, playing on stage alongside Bernie Williams and his personal hero Buddy Guy, his relationship with Eddie, some of his favorite Pearl Jam lyrics and how they connect to baseball, Fenway Park as a music venue, and he'll even share some of his bold predictions for the upcoming 2025 season. It's a can't miss interview, make sure you tune in! We'll also talk to a panel of great friends who share passions for both the band and the game, and we'll share a lot of stories about ballpark shows and experiences. We have fan representation for the Mets, Cubs, Phillies, Red Sox, Yankees, Padres and Braves, and somehow we all made it out alive! We also put together our favorite Pearl Jam live moments that incorporate baseball, so you won't want to miss it! Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Former Red Sox pitcher and current Red Sox television analyst Lenny DiNardo drops by for You, Me and An Album's latest music/baseball crossover. Lenny gets Al better acquainted with The Lemonheads' fifth album, It's a Shame About Ray. They talk about why Lenny chose this album for the show, how he got to know The Lemonheads' Evan Dando personally, what Lenny likes about each of the album's tracks and his own journey as a guitarist.As Lenny had mentioned, his Hot Stove Cool Music performance of “The Outdoor Type” with Evan Dando is on YouTube. Watch/listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbDtcu257CcLenny had shared with Al this video on the making of The Dropkick Murphys' “Tessie,” and now he's sharing it with you. If you love music, baseball or both, it's a worthwhile watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKymxOS44Pw&t=5sBe sure to give Lenny a follow on Twitter at @DinardoLenny and on Instagram at @dinardolhp.Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.1:14 Lenny joins the show3:02 Lenny talks about the eclectic mix of music he grew up with5:46 Lenny explains what hooked him on It's a Shame About Ray6:44 Nic Dalton did a cool thing in the YouTube comments9:40 Lenny talks about how he met Evan Dando…12:00 …and how he wound up playing a gig with Evan13:25 Lenny names a couple of other albums he considered discussing on this episode instead14:56 Lenny explains why he chose It's a Shame About RayDiscussion of specific tracks16:16 Hannah & Gabi20:28 My Drug Buddy22:58 Lenny has to listen to the album all the way through24:35 Rockin Stroll26:45 It's a Shame About Ray29:03 Confetti, Rudderless and the importance of lyrics and vocals35:56 Mrs. Robinson39:28 Frank Mills40:40 The Turnpike Down42:24 Bit Part/“Shorty Shea”44:30 Allison's Starting to Happen47:08 Lenny talks about how The Lemonheads have evolved over time50:26 Lenny helped The Baseball Project out with one of their songs55:46 Lenny recounts some of his experiences with recording music1:00:48 The one thing Lenny would change in his life if he could

This one is for all you baseball fans. Josh Kantor is a former Chicago resident and current organist for the Boston Red Sox. CHIRP DJ and Features contributor Mike Nikolich caught up with Josh to talk about the saga that resulted in him becoming the owner of Nacy Faust's organ, an instrument that she used to delight White Sox fans for many many years. The story starts with an auction and culminates in a cross-country tour featuring Kelly Hogan of the Decemberists, Max Crawford of Poi Dog Pondering and Robbie Fulks player Gerald Dowd. Also in this interview, Mike and Josh cover Josh's work with Hot Stove Cool Music and his many rock band side projects. "Keep the repertoire current, keep updating, keep learning the new pop songs, it's more work than just kind of sticking to what you already know. But it's well worth it." - Josh Kantor Produced by Mike Nikolich Image: Adam Glanzman

Freda Love Smith is retiring. She's an indie-rock icon who's been in more bands than you've had hot meals. Her first band —the fabled Blake Babies— helped define the late ‘80s/early ‘90s Boston music scene. Her tight, multi-faceted style of drumming evokes everyone from Moe Tucker to Ringo Starr. But that part of her life is about to end in a little over a month when —due to a variety of reasons— she'll pick up her sticks for the final time when she performs at the long running Hot Stove Cool Music benefit at the Metro. At least that's what SHE says. Time will tell. Regardless — she'll always be cool. On this episode we talk to Freda about “Breaking Away”, moving to Boston, the first time she quit music, macrobiotic cults, Mysteries Of Life, living in a hobbit hole, Some Girls, her foodie/rock memoir “Red Velvet Underground”, her forthcoming book about Angela Atwood, Scott yammers on about “Network”, Jane Pauley, Sunshine Boys, and Freda is retiring.

The Hot Stove Cool Music concert is back in Boston. WBZ's Drew Moholland has more.

Former MLB pitcher and current musician Bronson Arroyo jumps on the show to discuss the upcoming "Hot Stove, Cool Music" event in Boston and baseball today. How much would the game benefit from instituting a pitch clock and what the hell is Theo Epstein even doing anymore? 

In this episode, TC sits down with MLB executive and former Red Sox GM Theo Epstein to talk the upcoming Hot Stove Cool Music event at Paradise Rock Club and discuss the advancements being made in professional baseball.

Coming to Boston this week: Charlie XCX, Big K.R.I.T., Sinead O'Connor, Jawbreaker, and Dorchester's own Cousin Stizz are just a few of the larger-than-life names coming to town this week. Plus: Host Cliff Notez hangs with the organizers of Boston's Red Sox/rock-n-roll benefit concert Hot Stove, Cool Music. And we get the inside scoop from Allston Pudding's Christine Varriale.You give us 20 minutes, we'll give you an unforgettable weekend. This is Episode 3 of Lust for Live: Boston, the first in a nationwide network of local podcasts that curate this week's concerts, comedy, culture, and live events in your town. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts. Get our weekly events newsletter at lustforlive.xyz. Follow us on Amazon AMP to be notified when we're interviewing artists LIVE. Our interviews are archived at YouTube.com/DoubleElvis.Got an event we missed? Got one coming up? Want to nominate someone else (or yourself!) to be featured on the Lust for Live? Connect with @LustForLiveBOS on Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter. Or shoot us an email at lustforliveBOS@doubleelvis.com.

In the second hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel were joined by Audacy softball manager and 93XRT legend Lin Brehmer to recap Audacy's loss on the diamond Monday night. Brehmer is also hosting the virtual Hot Stove Cool Music charity event Tuesday night. Later, new Cubs public address announcer Jeremiah Paprocki joined the show. He's just 21 years old and is the first Black PA announcer in Cubs history.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is a Jamoke? Is a chump a jamoke?  We really have no idea.  But we love the question and will begin using the word Jamoke on a regular basis.These are the deep questions we dove into when talking with Jennifer D’Angora and Ed Valauskas. Plymouth native Jennifer D’Angora, also known as Jenny Dee, has been on the Boston music scene long enough to be in more bands than we can count. The Dents, Jenny Dee and the Deelinquents, The Downbeat 5, and the fantastic group of musicians that make up the equally fantastic Band of Their Own which performs mainly to support Hot Stove Cool Music, the annual benefit show supporting the Foundation to be Named Later.Ed Valauskas is the studio manager of the infamous Q Division studios. Ed’s also an accomplished producer and bassist. He plays bass in The Gravel Pit, The Gentlemen, Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents, Abbie Barrett & The Last Date, The Prenups, and far too many other bands to count.  Chances are if you are a regular on the live music scene in Boston, one of these two musicians and great people were on the stage.These are also only our second married couple to have on ATB.  We’ll let you listen to find out the first.

Will Dailey is an independent American recording artist, performer and producer. His sound has been described as having a rich vintage vibe while having a firm appreciation of AM rock, pop and big hooks. He has released albums with Universal, CBS Records, Wheelkick Records and JS Music Group. Since 2009 Dailey has been closely involved and performing regularly in Theo Epstein and Peter Gammons charity event Hot Stove Cool Music to benefit The Foundation To Be Named Later since 2010 in both Chicago and Boston. In addition to performing his material, Dailey performed three times on separate occasions with Eddie Vedder at the event and once with Letters To Cleo.

A couple of familiar local names have been added to an already stacked lineup for the first-ever virtual hot stove cool music lineup for a concert next week. WBZ NewsRadio's Carl Stevens reports.

A couple of familiar local names have been added to an already stacked lineup for the first-ever virtual hot stove cool music lineup for a concert next week. WBZ NewsRadio's Carl Stevens reports.

About a year ago we had the great opportunity to speak with Baseball Writer’s hall of famer and longtime musician Mr. Peter Gammons at his annual event celebrating the Peter Gammons College Scholarship.  This scholarship, which allows Boston and Chicago area high school students a cash scholarship to the college of their choice has sent 150 Boston and Chicago area students to college by awarding them over $600,000 in scholarships.But this wonderful foundation is only one piece of the puzzle – just one beneficiary of many in Boston and Chicago under the umbrella of the Foundation To Be Named Later.After Theo Epstein became the general manager of the Red Sox in 2002, being a guitar player himself, Peter Gammons asked Theo to join him onstage for the next Hot Stove event. And so the Foundation to be named later was born. The foundation – now celebrating its 20thyear, is dedicated to improving lives through education and leadership and works to raise funds and awareness for nonprofit agencies serving urban youth and families.  Funds would be raised through unique events focused on baseball and music, two of the twins’ passions.This years events begin February 7th.  Get more info and purchase tickets at www.foundationtobenamedlater.org.Business of Baseball Lunch – DEVELOPING PITCHING IN AN OFFENSIVE ERA presented by GIVING Grousbeck FazzalariFebruary 7th — Seaport Hotel, 1 Seaport Lane Boston – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Includes reception, lunch, panel with Q&AModerators: Peter Gammons, Alex SpeierPanelists:Tom Verducci, Analyst, MLB Network; Craig Breslow, Director of Pitching, Chicago Cubs; Rich Hill, Pitcher, Minnesota Twins; Aaron Civale, pitcher, Cleveland Indians; David Bush, Pitching Coach, Boston Red Sox; Matt Blake, Pitching Coach, New York Yankees; Ryan Dempster, Former Major League Pitcher and MLB Network AnalystVIP TICKET: Hot Stove Cool Music 20th Presented by GIVING Grousbeck Fazzalari – celebrating music, baseball and giving–Buy Tickets $500February 8th — Paradise Rock Club, 967 Commonwealth Ave. Boston – 5:30 pmFEATURING: Letters To Cleo and Belly’s Tanya Donelly & Gail Greenwood and are joined by Peter Gammons, Theo Epstein and the Hot Stove Cool Music All Stars, BOTO. With Bill Janovitz, Bernie Williams, Kay Hanley, Tanya Donnelly, Jake Peavy, Lenny DiNardo and Will Dailey.EMCEES:The Mike O’Malley and Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox LegendApril 3 – Off The Mound at Big Night Live Theatre at the Boston Gardenwith Ryan Dempster, Pedro Martinez and Mike O’Malley 

In a jam-packed episode, Kelly Crull catches up with David Bote after his record-setting 7 RBI performance earlier this week against Colorado (1:20) before also chatting with Carlos Gonzalez, who had quite an eventful first week with the Cubs (6:40). Then, Leila Rahimi talks with Peter Gammons, who discusses the Cubs' 2019 draft class, the tough NL Central, and his Hot Stove Cool Music fundraiser (12:00).

Dag recaps the “Hot Stove Cool Music” gig he played at on Thursday and Friday! Two men defecate on each other during a road rage incident… talk about a fight. Steve shares a story about being snarked on for having fireworks in the garage. Janet and Steve are vacationing to Michigan!

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The Cubs are banged up, and their record reflects that. Luckily, the teams in the NL Central have been beating up on each other, so at this early juncture in the season, it's still anybody's division. More on that as the week progresses. Most importantly this week, there are some VIP packages available to this year's Hot Stove Cool Music concert benefiting The Foundation To Be Named Later... TWIN PEAKS! You may remember them from such XRT events as last year's Holiday Concert For The Kids at Thalia Hall, the 2016 Opening Day Live Broadcast, and this season's Len & Lin theme song! t

Earlier in the week, Len shared some stories about the Boston edition of the Hot Stove Cool Music concert benefiting Theo Epstein's Foundation To Be Named Later. The World Series trophy took a turn crowd surfing around the room. Theo literally went head over heels whilst jamming on guitar alongside Eddie Vedder and Len Kasper. In years past, Cheap Trick, the aforementioned Eddie Vedder, Liz Phair, Tom Morello and Smashing Pumpkins have participated. Who'll show up on June 2nd at Metro? Oh don't worry, this event always sells out, and quickly. Tickets go on sale Saturday, May 6th at noon, so get on it! For more information and tickets, visit: http://wxrt.cbslocal.com/2017/05/05/hot-stove-cool-music-tickets-lineup/

Wrigley East, or as it's commonly known as, Fenway Park, was the scene for Kris Bryant's moon shot over the Green Monster in his very first Fenway at-bat. Unfortunately, the Cubs couldn't capitalize, taking only one of three from the Red Sox. Hot Stove Cool Music however, DID capitalize, with Len Kasper joining Eddie Vedder and Theo Epstein in renditions of Neil Young and The Who while raising over $750k for children's charities. Keep an eye in this section of 93xrt.com and an ear on WXRT for details on the Chicago edition of Hot Stove Cool Music coming soon!

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss benefit concerts. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from The So So Glos, Grooms, Black Hearted Brother and Slowdim. Show notes: - Recorded at Casa Breitling before a live studio audience - Breitling's hosting the 2nd annual Community Servings benefit show on Nov. 3 at TT the Bears in Cambridge, Mass. - Featuring K. Heasley of Lilys, Soccer Mom, The Hush Now and Earthquake Party - Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Ortiz will provide DJ sets - Providing meals to the chronically ill - Roger Waters held huge benefit show in Berlin in 1990 - Breitling was in Germany at the time - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was huge in '92 - Two big post-9/11 concerts in NYC - SARS benefit concert in 2003 was the biggest show in Canadian history, with the Stones, AC/DC, Rush - Live 8 in 2005 was actually eight concerts in eight cities on the same day - Pink Floyd reunited with Waters - Did benefits have more impact in the past? - Increased capacity to put on benefit shows now - Hear 'N Aid was the mid-'80s metal version of We Are the World - Featured a ridiculous number of guitar solos - Big charity show in Boston earlier this year after the Marathon bombing - Hot Stove Cool Music started in Boston, now also in Chicago - Recent Crash Safely MS benefit ran four nights in Boston-area clubs - Breitling: Bands and venue make benefits happen by giving their time - Club bookers were a huge help - Plenty of logistics to consider - Last year Community Servings benefit was at Great Scott - Different kind of benefit for Community Servings, reaching a different audience - Get yer tickets now - Bonehead of the Week Music: The So So Glos - Emergency Grooms - I Think We're Alone Now Black Hearted Brother - This is How It Feels Slowdim - Wishing Well Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The So So Glos song is on the compilation Shaking Through Volume 4. Download the comp for free at Bandcamp. The Grooms song is on the album Infinity Caller on Western Vinyl. Download the song for free at Bandcamp. The Black Hearted Brother song is on the album Stars Are Our Home on Slumberland Records. Download the song for free at Chromewaves. The Slowdim song is a reworked version of a song on the band's self-titled album. Download the song for free at Bandcamp. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.