Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeffrey Foucault

This week to celebrate the beginning of spring we feature never-before-played artists, songs and tunes! An interview with Jeffrey Foucault follows at 7 p.m. and in the final hour we […]

Jeffrey Foucault and Erik Koskinen sat down with Danielle Kelly to talk about their music and play some new songs.

FTB podcast #555 features songs from recent albums by Jeffrey Foucault, The Deslondes, Kiely Connell, The Wild Ponies and more!

Jeffrey Foucault joins the Red Line Roots podcast to dig into his brilliant new record, The Universal Fire. The album has been described as a “working wake” for his late friend and bandmate, Bill Conway. It explores friendship, loss, both the depth and ephemeral nature of music, and the vitality of making something true. Credit to Joe Navas

In our episode with Wisconsin-born, New England based Jeffrey Foucault, we had a handful of questions for the singer-songwriter about his background: coffee, the midwest and Mark Twain wisdom. Then we talked about Billy Conway for more than an hour. Conway was Foucault's long-time partner in music, drummer and best friend who died from cancer in 2021. He was a rock and roll roots legend in Boston with his tenure in Morphine and Treat Her Right. He was like a holy man, known for his creative, curious and infectious spirit where even people who met him only one time (myself included) were quite taken and inspired by his presence. The loss of Billy Conway hit the music community hard. In 2023, a tribute album showcasing the songwriting of Conway recorded by some of his closest friends (Chris Smither, Foucault, Kris Delmhorst, Billy's wife Laurie Sargent) was released. And now, with his latest album release, Jeff's given us a working wake for his friend Billy, The Universal Fire.We talked about what was going on with Jeff when he met and started working with Billy in 2013. What state of mind made this spectacular friendship and collaboration completely click. How conscious Jeff has been about his reaction to Conway's death and processing grief when it comes to being an example for his teenage daughter (who is also getting into folk music and live performance- hi Hazel!). We also dig into the new album, The Universal Fire. He paralleled the loss of Billy Conway with a different type of loss: the 2008 fire at the Universal Studios lot in California that destroyed master tapes of hugely influential American recordings. And finally, a check in on how Jeffrey's humanness is faring in the high-tech world in the year 2024.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/ Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknews Help produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/ Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpods Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Chris Smither has been Peter Mulvey's mentor since back in 1993, when the young Mulvey opened for the already seasoned Smither. The blues and folk legend liked what he heard and enjoyed the similarities in creativity and quirks and he took that young man on the road with him. Their musical partnership has crossed paths and outlasted the digital age, the pandemic, parenthood and the indictment of a former president. Along the way each has worked to influence their best habits and life lessons on the other and as far as mentor-mentee relationships go, this one is for the history books. Also there are nods to David 'Goody' Goodrich, Jeffrey Foucault, Kris Delmhorst and the woman behind it all: Carol Young (aka Smither's long-time manager, aka his wife).In this rare joint interview, we address the important questions: like why do they delight in calling each other by their last names? Smither shares that he was first called by his last name in Paris when he was in school. They debate who has the better hometown: Milwaukee or New Orleans. Actually it's not so much a debate as a reflection on New Orleans music, since that is clearly the better spot to grow up a musician. Mulvey reflects on their musical differences citing some of his main inspirations to be Kendrick Lamar and Ani DiFranco versus Smither's affinity for Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan. We break down how each feels about fatherhood and try to get Smither to spill his secret to longevity. Spoiler alert: it's not from remaining still. Chris Smither's 20th album All About the Bones is out now. Peter Mulvey's latest is the acoustic retrospective More Notes From Elsewhere.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

ALBUM FOCUS: Cactus - Temple Of Heroes-Influences & Friends www.cactusrocks.net "Big Mama Boogie" featuring Pat Travers & James Caputo (Cactus) "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover" "Rock N' Roll Children" featuring Britt Lightning (Vixen), Vernon Reid (Living Colour) & Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot) "Let Me Swim" featuring Doug Aldrich (Whitesnake) & Marco Mendoza (Blue Murder) ************************** Robert Jon & The Wreck "Ballad Of A Broken Hearted Man www.robertjonandthewreck.com Smash Into Pieces "Heathens" disconnect www.smashintopieces.com Chris Daniels & The Kings with Freddi Gowdy "Jump (When My Baby Says)" - Blues With Horns Volume II www.chrisdaniels.com The Reverend Shawn Amos "Stone Cold Lover" - Soul Brother Number 1 www.shawnamos.com Katie Knipp "Dirty Cables" - Me www.katieknipp.com By The Waves By The Waves “Eyes”- https://www.facebook.com/bythewavesband Goldpine "Do You Have Me?" - Two www.goldpinemusic.com Jeffrey Foucault "Last Night I Dreamed Of Television" - Horse Latitudes www.jeffreyfoucault.com Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real "I Won't Fail Her" - Wasted www.lukasnelson.com ************************* Voice Appetizer "Mirror"- www.voiceappetizer.at Noah Derksen "One Stab At The Good Life" -Sanctity Of Silence www.noahderksen.com The Pairs "Asleep" - When Will We Find Our Way?" - www.thepairsmusic.com Fraser Morgan "Fell Again In Love (Sexy Senorita)" - www.frasermorganmusic.com Donna Herula "Can't Wait To See My Baby" - Bang At The Door www.donnaherula.com Allysen Callery "Tarot Card"- Ghost Folk www.allysencallery.com Jean Mann "Let Me Sleep In Your Arms Tonight" - Songs For All The Days www.jeanmann.net *********************** Closing: Heth & Jed "Between The In And The Out" - Between The In And The Out Running time: 4 hours, 25 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

In this episode, we talk with author, poet, teacher, and Montana river guide Chris Dombrowski about his migration from Michigan to Montana, his development as a writer, guide, and educator, his recent books The River You Touch and Body of Water, a streamside meal blunder with Jim Harrison, and we even debate whether A River Runs Through It is Norman Maclean's best story.Presented by Hatch Magazine.(0:00:00) Introduction(0:05:45) Learning the ropes at Gates Lodge(0:15:15) Old guides(0:19:30) Don't let your fishing interfere with your fishing(0:31:05) Glenn Brackett, Winston, Sweetgrass(0:37:15) Chris's calling as a writer and guide(0:43:24) Some influences: Harrison, Doyle, Delp(0:48:25) Music and Jeffrey Foucault(0:55:15) Similarities and differences in teaching writing and guiding(1:00:14) Do we all have a book in us?(1:05:05) The River You Touch(1:11:00) Body of Water(1:18:00) Is A River Runs Through It Maclean's best?(1:22:15) Chris's latest projects(1:24:05) Favorite books, best angler, favorite stream-side lunch, favorite river float(1:30:25) Michigan vs MontanaLearn more about Chris Dombrowskihttps://www.cdombrowski.comThe River You TouchBody of WaterEpisode TopicsGates Lodge Glenn Brackett Jeffrey Foucault Hitching Post This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit readingthewater.substack.com

Cocinamos una selección de canciones para escuchar en carretera, canciones para conducir sin pensar en lo que dejamos atrás ni lo que nos espera más adelante.Playlist;(sintonía) JOEL PATERSON “Drive my car” (Let it be guitar, 2019)J.J. CALE “Anyway the wind blows” (Okie, 1974)ERIC CLAPTON “Lonesome and long way from home” (Eric Clapton, 1970)DELANEY and BONNIE and Friends “Comin’ home” (1970)THE LOVIN SPOONFUL “Darlin’ companion” (Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful, 1966)THE DOORS “Roadhouse blues” (Morrison Hotel, 1970)THE FLAMIN’ GROOVIES “Sweet roll me on down” (Flamingo, 1970)ROY LONEY and THE PHANTOM MOVERS “Driving Wheel” (Action shots, 1993)NEIL YOUNG “Everybody knows this is nowhere” (Everybody knows this is nowhere, 1969)BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE “Better to find out for yourself” (Illuminations, 1969)THE GUESS WHO “Bus rider” (Share the land, 1970)CRACKER “Get on down the road” (Berkeley To Bakersfield, 2014)THE MORELLS “The man who has everything” (Shake and push, 1982)BEN VAUGHN “Don’t say you don’t wanna” (Dressed in black, 1990)JOHN FOGHERTI “The old man down the road” Centerfield, 1985)JEFFREY FOUCAULT “Lodi” (Stripping Cane, 2004) Escuchar audio

Castle Black "Talkin' About Those Nights" - Get Up, Dancer www.castleblackmusic.com Orianthi "Witches And The Devil" https://www.orianthi.me/ Bad Marriage "Tear It Down" - www.badmarriagemusic.com Explode The TV "Everything Points To You" https://www.facebook.com/explodethetv God Bombs "Black and Yellow" https://www.thegodbombs.com/ The Van Pelt "Artisans and Merchants" - Artisans and Merchants ttps://www.facebook.com/thevanpelt Yvngerror "Gold Roses" http://www.facebook.com/yvngerrorofficial **************************** ALBUM FOCUS: Further On: The Songs Of Billy Conway https://www.songsofbillyconway.com/ This albums serves as a tribute to the late drummer for Morphine, Jeffrey Foucault, Chris Smither, and others who are mainly part of the New England folk music scene. Billy was also active as a songwriter. Recordings and voice memos collected by Billy's wife Laurie Sargent provide the framework for these songs. From this album I aired: "Warmer" (featuring Jeremy Moses Curtis) "High Road (featuring Jeffrey Foucault) "Further On" (featuring Jabe Beyer) ********************* Blue Dogs "The Good Road" Big Dreamers www.bluedogs.com Norman Collins & The Tumblers "You Made A Stranger Out Of Me - What The Cat Dragged In www.normancollinsanddthetumblers.com Steve Dawson "This Is All There Is" - At The Bottom Of A Canyon In The Branches Of A Tree www.stevedawsonmusic.com Angie Goeke "fayetteville" - If I Were Honest www.angiegoeke.com Jonathan Byrd & The Pickup Cowboys "Fish Out Of Water" - Pickup Cowboy www.jonathanbyrd.com ************* Katie Knipp "Gone To Town" - Live At The Green Room Social Club www.katieknipp.com Rob Mazurek And The Exploding Star Orchestra "Shape Shifter" Lightning Dreamers www.robmazurek.com The Lagoons "Snowy Mountain" - Daybreak www.thelagoonsmusic.com Tragedy Ann "The Good Of My Heart" - Heirlooms tragedyannmusic.com Tim Ball "The Shepherd Medley" - Upstate Crossroads www.timballmusic.com *************** Closing music: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love Running time: 3 hours, 22 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

Bridget Kelly Band "Heartbreakin' Blues" - Winter's Coming http://www.bridgetkellyband.com/ Eddie 9V "Puttin' the Kids To Bed" - Little Black Flies www.eddie9v.com Alex Lopez Band "The First Time" - Nasty Crime www.alexlopezmusic.com Lori Hardman "Surprise Surprise" - www.lorihardman.com/ Jason Lang "Happiness Is" - Handle With Care www.jasonlangmusic.ca Johnny O'Neill "Take Me Down" - Live At The Southern Theater www.johnnyoneill.com Pink Diamond Revue "The Fuzz Guitar" www.thepinkdiamondrevue.com **************************** ALBUM FOCUS: Further On: The Songs Of Billy Conway https://www.songsofbillyconway.com/ This albums serves as a tribute to the late drummer for Morphine, Jeffrey Foucault, Chris Smither, and others who are mainly part of the New England folk music scene. Billy was also active as a songwriter. Recordings and voice memos collected by Billy's wife Laurie Sargent provide the framework for these songs. "After All" (featuring Caitlin Canty) "Once Is Enough" (featuring Kris Delmhorst) "If I Had A Dollar" (featuring Chris Smither) "Like Annette" (featuring Laurie Sargent) ********************* The Runaway Grooms "This Road" - This Road www.therunawaygrooms.com Stephen Evans "Winning The Day" Buzz Of Bees www.stephenevansmusic.com Ever More Nest "Alone Tonight" - Out Here Now www.evermorenest.com Nathan Kalish "Past The Everglades" - Great Big Motel Bed In The Sky www.kalish.us Florence Dore "Highways & Rocketships" - Highways & Rocketships www.florencedoremusic.com Annie Capps "How Can I Say This" - How Can I Say This www.annieandrodcapps.com *******************" Jann Klose "Surrender" - www.jannklose.com Linda Sussman "Don't Let It Rain" - lindasussman.com Ben Reel "Don't Fight It Baby" - Come A Long Way www.benreel.com Ben Bedford "Adder" - Valley Of Stars www.benbedford.com Nancy Cassidy "When I Get Home" - River's Rising www.nancycassidymusic.com Johnsmith "Fallow Season" - Ginkgo www.johnsmithmusic.com Claudia Schmidt "Wings Of Wonder" - Reimagining www.claudiaschmidt.com Mike Agranoff "Urge For Going" - Straight Lines www.mikeagranoff.com *************** Closing music: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

ALBUM FOCUS: Further On: The Songs Of Billy Conway https://www.songsofbillyconway.com/ This albums serves as a tribute to the late drummer for Morphine, Jeffrey Foucault, Chris Smither, and others who are mainly part of the New England folk music scene. Billy was also active as a songwriter. Recordings and voice memos collected by Billy's wife Laurie Sargent provide the framework for these songs. "Quit Keeping Score" (featuring Jabe Beyer) "I Feel You Moving" (featuring Laurie Sargent) "Trouble In Heaven (featuring Hazel Foucault) "Walking In The Daylight" ********************* Anthony Gomes "Painted Horse" - High Voltage Blues www.anthonygomes.com Altered Five Blues Band "I Got All I Need" - Holler If You Hear Me www.alteredfive.com Professor Louie & The Crowmatix "A Thousand Ways To Freedom" - Strike Up The Band www.professorlouie.com Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps "You Won't See Me" - With A Little Help From Her Friends www.teresajames.com Michele D'Amour & The Love Dealers "Plum Crazy" - Hot Mess www.micheledamourandthelovedealers.com Mississippi McDonald "Heading South" - Heavy State Loving Blues www.mississippimacdonald.com Danielle Miraglia "Pick Up The Gun" - Bright Shining Stars www.daniellem.com ********************** Angela Saini "It's OK" - www.angelasaini.com John Wort Hannam "Twilight Diner" - Long Haul www.johnworthannam.com Lisa Bodnar & Whistlegrass "I Love You Friend" (with Steve Brosky) www.lisabodnar.com James Houlahan "Merge" - Beyond The Borders www.jameshoulahan.com Abigail Dowd "One Moment At A Time" - Beautiful Day www.abigaildowd.com Buddy Mondlock "Filament" - Filament www.buddymondlock.com Peter Mulvey (with SistaStrings) "Soft Animal" - Love Is The Only Thing www.petermulvey.com *************** Closing music: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love Running time: 3 hours, 56 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

Katie Knipp "Bluebird Street" - Live at the Green Room Social Club www.katieknipp.com The Reverend Shawn Amos "Days Of Depression: - Hollywood Blues: Songs and Stories from the Family Tree (1997-2022) www.shawnamos.com Laurie Morvan "Twice the Trouble" - Gravity www.lauriemorvan.com Clay Melton "Imaginary Traveler" - www.claymelton.ccom Darlin "New Sad Song" - facebook.com/TheBandDarlin/ Orianthi "Witches & The Devil" - Rock Candy https://www.facebook.com/Orianthi/ **************************** ALBUM FOCUS: Further On: The Songs Of Billy Conway https://www.songsofbillyconway.com/ This albums serves as a tribute to the late drummer for Morphine, Jeffrey Foucault, Chris Smither, and others who are mainly part of the New England folk music scene. Billy was also active as a songwriter. Recordings and voice memos collected by Billy's wife Laurie Sargent provide the framework for these songs. "Love Ain't Around (featuring Jeffrey Foucault) "Outside Inside" (featuring Chris Smither) "Come With Me" (featuring Kris Delmhorst) "Holding On" (featuring Jeremy Moses Curtis) ********************* Wylie & The Wild West "Birch Creek" - Bunchgrass www.wyliewebsite.com Michael Martin Murphey "LA Freeway" - Austinology: Alleys Of Austin www.michaelmartinmurphey.com The Gibson Brothers "I Go Driving" - Darkest Hour www.gibsonbrothers.com Wesley Hanna "Sundown Kid" - Brand New Love Potion www.wesleyhannamusic.com Gary Gorence "Oak Tree Hangin' " - The Road Song Project www.theroadsongproject.com Andy Whatley & Co. "Alabama" - Fighter www.andywhatleymusic.com **************** Giulia Millanta "Mad Man On The Moon" - Woman On The Moon www.giuliamillanta.com Chuck Brodsky "Bully Jim" - "Gravity, Wings, and Heavy Things www.chuckbrodsky.com Jonathan Byrd (with Abbie Gardner) "Fog On The Mountain" www.jonathanbyrd.com Marian Mastrorilli "Cardinal In The Snow" https://marianmastrorilli.com/ Lynn Hollyfield "New Beginning" - In The Balance www.lynnhollyfield.com Laura Zucker "What I Would Have Said" - Lifeline www.laurazucker.com Heather Maloney "What I Don't Know Too" - No Shorcuts (Live at the Academy) www.heathermaloney.com ************** Closing music: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love Running time: 4 hours, 53 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

Jeffrey Foucault is a triple threat. He rights bone-chilling lyrics, is an incredible guitar player, and has an unforgettable voice. So what can you learn from the master of the Americana genre? If you haven't heard of Jeffrey Foucault, I'm going to feature some great clips that'll help you open your eyes to his artistry. More importantly, though, you're going to learn 10 lessons from Jeffrey Foucault.  From emphasizing the "one" to using your personal experience in songwriting, there's so much you can learn from this guitar player. Jeffrey flies under the radar too often, and I believe his songwriting and artistry deserves closer attention. I love Jeffrey Foucault's playing because it's unique without sounding "out there." He rides a fine line between fingerpicking and flatpicking, blues and country, folk and bluegrass. His lyrics cut deep. His voice is unmatched.  If you're interested in learning how to play like Jeffrey Foucault or want to know how to incorporate some of his style into your playing, be sure to watch the whole episode! Featured in this episode... - Jeffrey Foucault   - Bob Minner   - The Bluegrass Situation [ BGS ]   - Billy Strings   - Ryan Truettner   - GrassRoots Community Network   - WYCEradio   - Red Ants Pants Music Festival   - Wayne Griffith   - Alex Inselberg   - WKU PBS   - Mule Resonator Guitars  

Songwriting and the craft behind it are mysterious. From lyrics to melody to rhythms, there are so many pieces to juggle. To help you get inspired and write your first song, check out these 12 songwriters to help kickstart your songwriting journey! Writing a song is a daunting process, but it doesn't have to be. It should be a liberating process that allows you to express yourself. If that doesn't sound like your process, I want you to check out some of the songwriters in this episode.  There's a little something for everyone. Whether you're into moody and dark explorations of the soul, or the more whimsical moments of life, these songwriters are sure to inspire you. The key is to listen widely and find what makes you want to sing, write, and play more.  Songwriting isn't an easy process, but it doesn't have to be a lonely one—unless, you prefer it that way! This episode is for the creatively-blocked or the too-shy-to-start. No matter where you are on your songwriting journey, you can find something that'll inspire you today! Featured in this episode... - Simon Flory   - Jeffrey Foucault   - Caitlin Canty   - Dead Horses   - Courtney Hartman   - Bayou Concerts   - Tom Catmull   - 11thAndGrant   - Travis Yost Music   - Riddy Arman   - Benjamin Tod   - John Moreland   - Old Town School  

I have been waiting years to have this conversation with author, poet, and fly-fishing guide Chris Dombrowski. There is a kinship I feel with Chris's lens on life. He is a top-shelf writer to boot. The River You Touch: Making a Life on Moving Water comes out October 11th, 2022. I have read it and pre-ordered multiple copies for friends and family. If you are a longtime listener, you know I do not ever do a hard sell. Buy this book for yourself. And another for any friend who seeks to live a mindful and creative life in the throes of responsibility to family, self, community, and a little plot of land on the planet. Published by the fine folks at Milkweed Editions, they will ship The River You Touch for free when your order from milkweed.org before October 11th, 2022. Alright, I am getting off my soapbox.  Chris Dombrowski is a poet, author, teacher, and fly-fishing guide. His nonfiction debut, Body of Water: A Sage, A Seeker, and the World's Most Alluring Fish (Milkweed Editions, 2016), was hailed in The New York Times Book Review and drew comparisons to Gary Snyder and John McPhee in the Wall Street Journal; and Orion magazine called it “a spiritual memoir in the tradition of Annie Dillard's Pilgrim at Tinker Creek". I loved Body of Water and I think Dombrowski's latest book, The River You Touch is even better. It runs its hands through the currents of place, vocation, creativity, and community. In our conversation Chris and I talk about parenting, the calling of a place, poetry of children, accepting the complex humanity of mentors, and the intricacies of sparkling water.  Buy this book. You will reread it and gift it to those who understand that "in a life properly lived, you are a river"*.  Visit Chris's website at cdombrowski.com to keep tabs on his work in the world Follow Chris on social media: @dombrowski_chris Visit Contemplify.com

In this episode we're going to talk about the 10 most impactful singer-songwriter albums. We'll explore each album, and share what makes it so special. And in the end I'll reveal my favorite song from each one! Each of these singer songwriter albums had a huge impact on acoustic music. In this episode specifically, I'm taking a closer look at the lyrics that really take some of these songs to the next level. From Bob Dylan to Joni Mitchell to Jeffrey Foucault, I'm excited to hear what you think of my list! Be sure to leave a comment and tell me what your favorite singer songwriter album is! In addition to featuring the 10 most impactful singer songwriter albums of all time, I'll be giving you the rundown on this week's Tuesday TAC Guitar Lick Challenge. We'll be cleaning things up in Open D tuning! Last but not least, I have a whole host of music releases to share with you — including, but not limited to, Béla Fleck, Daisy Tempest, Courtney Hartman, and Riddy Arman!

This troubadour who originally hails from Wisconsin has played with Roseanne Cash, John Hiatt, Guy Clark and many others.  He's built a following the old-fashioned way, great records and hard touring.

Trojice nových desek pro rockery i countrymany jako obvykle. Redneck bard Creed Fisher je připraven nakopat kohokoliv po vidlácku do prdele, coloradská kapela The Barlow rozjíždí vysokohorskou country-rockovou párty a utajený písničkář Jeffrey Foucault pořádně prohrábnul svůj dvacetiletý archív.  

Trojice nových desek pro rockery i countrymany jako obvykle. Redneck bard Creed Fisher je připraven nakopat kohokoliv po vidlácku do prdele, coloradská kapela The Barlow rozjíždí vysokohorskou country-rockovou párty a utajený písničkář Jeffrey Foucault pořádně prohrábnul svůj dvacetiletý archív.  

Jeffrey Foucault is a top shelf songwriter. Foucault has a slew of albums worth your collection and his latest album, Deadstock, should be the first one you pick up. Deadstock has been a real good friend to me in the ups and downs of this season. Foucault’s music makes a grown man like me swoon, sway, and slyly sing his lyrics to myself. This is the type of music that keeps me sane and holds my heart in communion with the whole heartbreaking human family.  Our conversation holds the tenor of two respectful Midwesterners holding court while a storm blows in. A storm was coming to blanket Jeffrey’s place with feet of snow while I was sitting easy in the desert with pints of coffee peppering him with questions about literary influences like Jim Harrison and Barry Lopez, crafting an album, humor, Greg Brown, Chris Dombrowksi, fishing, and why poetry belongs in bars. These themes and much more built a trellis of conversation to cover us from the winter storm and desert heat. Doesn’t get much better than this for me folks, a real banquet of stories told with a lot of humor, humility, and generosity.  Check out Jeffrey Foucault’s music and newsletter at jeffreyfoucault.com. Buy Deadstock, thank me now. Sign up for his newsletter, my favorite monthly missive (and that includes my own offering).

In this Americana genre episode, Brent talks about one of his favorite song writers, Patterson Hood, and his band The Drive-By Truckers. Aaron brings up one of his favorite singer/songwriters, Jeffrey Foucault, as well as his band Cold Satellite's collaboration with poet Lisa Olstein. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Nagenoeg de hele uitzending staat in het teken van recente overlijdens: De grote songwiter John Prine natuurlijk.Maar ook producer Hal Willner is niet meer. Én amigo en oud-OOR-collega Bert van de Kamp.Naast Prine zelf vertolken ook The Everly Brothers en Jeffrey Foucault zijn werk.(Bovendien blijkt dat de melodie van zijn nummer Paradise gejat is door Grayson Capps!)Hal Willner is te horen via Marianne Faithfull,Los Lobos en de soundtrack van de film Kansas City. En Bert van De Kamp wordt geëerd met Kevin Coyne en Bob Dylan.

Billy Conway joins Joe from his home in Montana to discuss: growing up in small-town Minnesota; attending Yale on a hockey scholarship; teaching in the inner city; how deliberate limitations informed his approach to playing with Morphine; how making a solo record shaped his approach to producing other artists; and how fighting advanced cancer has put his life into perspective.

Recorded on May 24, 2019 by Twenty Summers. All Rights Reserved.

Thomas Hinds is a singer/songwriter out of the four corners area of New Mexico. He has been playing and writing since high school and life has given him the opportunity to get out and support his new album "Resurrection Road". "Resurrection Road" is his third independant release, recorded at Kitchen Sink Studios in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Jono Manson behind the board. This release is a step forward in letting the songs speak for themselves, a stripped down collection of thirteen tracks that show you the bones that inspired the stories found on this record. Thomas will be on the road most of 2019. He has a catalog of originals that reflect a life filled with love, loss, and the phases of heartache. Hinds' first release "Ghosts and Lamentations" was released in 2015, then in late 2017 he released an EP titled "Barbwire Bouquet" with two songs recorded with Jono on that release, "Keep On" and a reworked "Favorite Hello" that was originally on "Ghosts and Lamentations", who according to Jeffrey Foucault, "showed a lot of growth in the songwriting". So, now with "Resurrection Road" a step towards solidifying his writing ability with a touch of Ray Lamontagne and Steve Earle in the fabric of the songs stretching out in this collection. Links www.thomashindsmedia.com www.facebook.com/themockingbirdpodcast Sponsors  Just A Fan Photography - www.facebook.com/careyhoodphotos Rock Of Pages - www.rockofpages.com Support The Show  Donations -  Venmo - GregShaddixMusic PayPal - paypal.me/themockingbird Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/themockingbirdpodcast  

Thomas Hinds is a singer/songwriter out of the four corners area of New Mexico, he has been playing and writing since high school, life has given him the opportunity to get out and support his new album Resurrection Road. Resurrection Road is his third independant release, record at Kitchen Sink Studios in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Jono Manson behind the board. This release is a step forward in letting the songs speak for themselves, a stripped down collection of thirteen tracks that show you the bones that inspire the stories found on this record. Thomas will be on the road most of 2019, Thomas has a catalog of originals that reflect a life filled with love, loss, and the phases of heartache. Hinds' first release Ghosts and Lamentations was released in 2015, then in late 2017 he released an EP titled Barbwire Bouquet with two songs recorded with Jono on that release, Keep On and a reworked Favorite Hello that was originally on Ghosts and Lamentations, who according to Jeffrey Foucault, "showed a lot of growth in the Songwriting. "So, now with Resurrection Road a step towards solidifying his writing ability with a touch of Ray Lamontagne and Steve Earle in the fabric of the songs stretching out in this collection. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegeorgiasongbirds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegeorgiasongbirds/support

What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

(originally recorded October 31, 2017)What happens when a group of talented musicians get together for a short period of time in a small space with a gigantic wood stove? Musical magic, according to Kris Delmhorst. She talked about this and the making of her 2017 album, 'The Wild' when she and her husband and musical partner, Jeffrey Foucault stopped by Beehive Productions studio for an exclusive Folk Alley Session.

Season 2, Episode 1 Jeffrey Foucault is an American songwriter and record producer from Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States, whose work marries the influence of American country, blues, rock 'n' roll, and folk music. He has released six full-length solo albums under his own name and two full-band lyrical collaborations with poet Lisa Olstein, under the moniker Cold Satellite. Foucault has toured extensively in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Europe since 2001, in both full-band and solo appearances. Filmed on February 6th, 2019 at the legendary Steve's Guitar in Carbondale, Colorado.

Episode 68 - Zak TrojanoHey it’s our first episode of 2019!Zak Trojano is, well, he’s a friend here in the Pioneer Valley whose music I’ve enjoyed for many years, and who’s latest album is “Wolf Trees.” He performed in our live show back in June of last year, and we finally sat down to talk fame, legacy, his tour in Germany, the color pink, social media, the joy of wearing a skirt, and apparently a great deal more stuff that at least interested one person - as this is the longest episode yet - in January. Here’s the bio from his website (zaktrojano.com):“Zak Trojano is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, a finger-style guitar player, a fly-fisherman, and a beer drinker. He watches more than he talks, the guy at the end of the bar nursing a drink while the afternoon light angles in, letting the conversation pile up around him like snowfall. He grew up in New Hampshire, outside of town in a cabin built by his parents. His father was a drummer who held down a regular country gig, and nights after work he would loosen his tie and show his son the finer points of Ginger Baker and Elvin Jones. In New Hampshire they drove around in trucks, and Prine and Dylan cassettes showed up in most of those trucks. Zak made Eagle Scout, got his knots down. Then it was college and out, wandering the country from the desert Southwest to Great Plains until he ran out of money, washing windows to work up the bus fare home. After a while it seemed like he ought to write some songs, and he did: heavy songs with a light touch; an AM radio throwback voice and an intricate finger-style technique framed by a drummer’s rhythm and sharpened by years of immersion in the work of players as various as John Fahey, Merle Travis, and Chet Atkins. In over a decade writing, recording, and performing music professionally - sharing studios and stages with his band Rusty Belle, or supporting touring acts like Chris Smither, Kris Delmhorst, Jeffrey Foucault, and Peter Mulvey - Zak Trojano has evolved his own thing: a warm baritone paired with an old Martin guitar, floating above spare lines of cello and lap steel, horns and brushes, with a deceptively simple lyricism that on repeated listening shows that the fellow at the end of the bar doesn’t say much, but he’s worth hearing.”***Along with our conversation, you’ll find three songs from “Wolf Trees” and a live performance of a John Fahey guitar solo from the anniversary live show at Hawks and Reed last year.Coming up in April will be another musical guest, Robyn Hitchcock, whom I’ve learned either needs no introduction at all or a very thorough one, depending on whom you ask.Enjoy the show!-Jamie B. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Original music from a variety of bands! The White Wall Sessions podcast features songs and interviews by acts all over the country. Sit back and enjoy some great music and discussion about who made it. Featured artists:  General B & The Wiz (part 2)  Granola (part 2)  Jeffrey Foucault (part 2)

 Original music from a variety of bands! The White Wall Sessions podcast features songs and interviews by acts all over the country. Sit back and enjoy some great music and discussion about who made it. Featured artists:  General B and the Wiz  Granola  Jeffrey Foucault  

The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Jeremy Pinnell – Ties Of Blood & Affection (2017) John R. Miller – The Trouble You Follow (2018) Jeffrey Foucault – Blood Brothers (2018) Jeremypinnell.com Jrmillermusic.com Jeffreyfoucault.com Patreon.com/oldsoulradioshow (Subscribe to show on Apple device) Itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w.b.-walkers-old-soul-radio/id632683666?mt=2 (Subscribe to show on Android device) Stitcher.com/podcast/wb-walkers-old-soul-radio-show Glen-simpson.com […]

WPR's Sheila Shigley had the good fortune to interview Wisconsin-born artist Jeffrey Foucault this summer, and to capture some great tunes in Buck Studio -- take a listen!

Episode 67 - Jeffrey Foucault Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund are honored to have as our guest, Jeffrey Foucault. Jeffrey launched his new album, BLOOD BROTHERS, the much anticipated follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2015 album Salt As Wolves (“Immaculately tailored… Close to perfection” – The New York Times; “Pure Songwriter, simple and powerful” – Morning Edition, NPR) is a collection of reveries, interlacing memory with the present tense to examine the indelible connections of love across time and distance. The poet Wallace Stevens wrote that technique is the proof of seriousness, and from the first suspended chord of “Dishes” – a waltzing hymn to the quotidian details of life, which are life itself (‘Do the dishes / With the windows open') – Foucault deftly cuts the template for the album as a whole, showing a mastery of technique as he unwinds a deeply patient collection of songs at the borderlands of memory and desire. In two decades on the road Jeffrey Foucault has become one of the most distinctive voices in American music, refining a sound instantly recognizable for its simplicity and emotional power, a decidedly Midwestern amalgam of blues, country, rock 'n' roll, and folk. He's built a brick-and-mortar international touring career on multiple studio albums, countless miles, and general critical acclaim, being lauded for “Stark, literate songs that are as wide open as the landscape of his native Midwest” (The New Yorker), and described as “Quietly brilliant” (The Irish Times), while catching the car of everyone from Van Dyke Parks to Greil Marcus, to Den Henley, who regularly covers Foucault in his live set. BLOOD BROTHERS is the sixth collection of original songs in a career remarkable for an unrelenting dedication to craft, and independence from trend. Jeffrey Foucault was 17 when he learned to play all the songs on John Prine's eponymous debut of his father's mail-order guitar, spending long evenings in his bedroom spinning piles of old records on a hand-me-down turntable, lifting the needle to transcribe every line of ‘Desolation Row'. At 19 he stole a copy of Townes Van Zandt: Live and Obscure from a friend, and a few years later, having quit school to work as a farm-hand and carpenter Foucault began writing the songs that became his first album (2001's Miles From the Lighting). Since then he's been everything from solo country-blues troubadour to front man for a six-piece rock ‘n' roll band, along the way compiling a discography notable for its visceral power and complex poetics. Yet it wasn't until he paired with drummer Billy Conway (Morphine) that the final piece fell into place and Foucault found the Luther Perkins to his Johnny Cash, the truly sympathetic collaborator to frame and fire his terse brand of Americana. See more about his bio, discography, and information about where to buy his music at his website: https://jeffreyfoucault.com/discography/ Note: guests create their own bio description for each episode. The Curiosity Hour Podcast is hosted and produced by Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund. Please visit our website for more information: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com Please visit this page for information where you can listen to our podcast: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com/listen/ If you would like to share your story or have a suggested guest, please complete the "Contact us" form: thecuriosityhourpodcast.com/contact-us/ Disclaimers: The Curiosity Hour Podcast may contain content not suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion advised. The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are solely those of the guest(s). These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of The Curiosity Hour Podcast. This podcast may contain explicit language.

Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Foucault talks about being simple and clear in your writing in order to find your own voice. Jeffrey Foucault is an American songwriter and record producer whose work marries the influence of American country, blues, rock 'n' roll, and folk music. He has released four full-length solo albums under his own name and two full-band lyrical collaborations with poet Lisa Olstein, under the moniker Cold Satellite. Foucault has toured extensively in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Europe since 2001, in both full-band and solo appearances. Foucault's 2015 release, Salt As Wolves, debuted at number 7 in the Billboard Top Blues Album Chart for the week of November 7, 2015. Foucault lives in New England with his wife, fellow songwriter Kris Delmhorst.How Do You Write Podcast: Explore the processes of working writers with bestselling author Rachael Herron. Want tips on how to write the book you long to finish? Here you'll gain insight from other writers on how to get in the chair, tricks to stay in it, and inspiration to get your own words flowing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“There’s no shortcut": Along with sneak previews from his new album Blood Brothers, Americana musician Jeffrey Foucault shares his thoughts on impersonation becoming truth, the music economy, and the magic triad of luck, hard work, and talent. The post Ep 32 Singer/Songwriter Jeffrey Foucault appeared first on Midlife Mixtape .

Tallest Man on Earth, Jeffrey Foucault, Father John Misty, Brian Fallon and Vanessa Carlton.

Singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Kris Delmhorst sat with us at Club Passim and talked about recording her new album The Wild, her upcoming tour, her dreams of having a porch to play guitar on with her musician husband Jeffrey Foucault (who co-produced the new album with her) and whether or not to sing with your eyes open or closed. Yup - we talked about that. The wonderful Rose Polenzani co-hosted. Rose is a singer-songwriter as well and the host of the roving band of musicians Sub Rosa. She has also sung on some of Kris’s past recordings including a Cars cover album that Kris did back in 2011. Song List: Song 1: All The Way Around (The Wild) Song 2: Hollow (The Wild) Song 3: The Light In The Hall (The Wild) Song 4: You Might Think (Cars) Live songs: I Don't need To Know It All and Lonely West (The Wild)

Cris Jacobs plays tracks from Dust To Gold and talks about creating a sense of immediacy in a song, what songwriters do, and his upcoming tour. Also on this week’s episode I’ve got that new album from Jamestown Revival, a track from that Adam Carroll tribute album. I’ve also got new music from Nathan Bell, Jeffrey Foucault, Tom Rhodes and Balsam Range. Plus I’ve got more new music from Jack Grelle, Courtney Granger, Southern Culture On The Skids, Hymn For Her, and a classic track from Uncle Tupelo. "Cris Jacobs speaks on the alchemy of songwriting (Ep327)" originated from Americana Music Show.

The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Jeffrey Foucault – Salt As Wolves (2015) Joey Kneiser – The Wildness (2015) John Moreland – High On Tulsa Heat (2015) Jeffreyfoucault.com Joeykneiser.com Johnmoreland.net (Subscribe to show on Apple device) Itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w.b.-walkers-old-soul-radio/id632683666?mt=2 (Subscribe to show on Android device) Stitcher.com/podcast/wb-walkers-old-soul-radio-show Glen-simpson.com All music is used […]

If you've never really thought about the diversity of styles we call the blues, you're about to get a big, big surprise. This hour of The Roadhouse ventures off into contemporary, acoustic, retro, soul blues, and blues with a Hawaiian twist. Bob Margolin, Jeffrey Foucault, Doug MacLeod, Mike Sanchez, and Taj Mahal assure that if you get nothing more out of this edition of The Roadhouse, you'll get the true sense that the blues is not just one thing. But this hour? It is one thing. It's an hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 567th Roadhouse.

Vermont-native, Caitlin Canty started writing songs out of necessity. She needed songs to sing and, when she couldn't find what she wanted, Caitlin created her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar " which she describes as like "another person in the room." While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Caitlin Canty creates her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar - which she describes as like "having another person in the room," and delivers her songs with a dusky alto, painting the line between joy and pathos with uncanny precision and power. Raised in small-town Vermont, the daughter of a school teacher and a house painter, she spent a decade in New York City cutting her teeth on both sides of the microphone " as a performer and as the first employee of the Artists Den. A constant collaborator, Caitlin writes and performs with several bands including Down Like Silver, her ongoing duo project with Peter Bradley Adams. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Caitlin Canty creates her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar - which she describes as like "having another person in the room," and delivers her songs with a dusky alto, painting the line between joy and pathos with uncanny precision and power. Raised in small-town Vermont, the daughter of a school teacher and a house painter, she spent a decade in New York City cutting her teeth on both sides of the microphone " as a performer and as the first employee of the Artists Den. A constant collaborator, Caitlin writes and performs with several bands including Down Like Silver, her ongoing duo project with Peter Bradley Adams. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Caitlin Canty creates her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar - which she describes as like "having another person in the room," and delivers her songs with a dusky alto, painting the line between joy and pathos with uncanny precision and power. Raised in small-town Vermont, the daughter of a school teacher and a house painter, she spent a decade in New York City cutting her teeth on both sides of the microphone " as a performer and as the first employee of the Artists Den. A constant collaborator, Caitlin writes and performs with several bands including Down Like Silver, her ongoing duo project with Peter Bradley Adams. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Caitlin Canty creates her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar - which she describes as like "having another person in the room," and delivers her songs with a dusky alto, painting the line between joy and pathos with uncanny precision and power. Raised in small-town Vermont, the daughter of a school teacher and a house painter, she spent a decade in New York City cutting her teeth on both sides of the microphone " as a performer and as the first employee of the Artists Den. A constant collaborator, Caitlin writes and performs with several bands including Down Like Silver, her ongoing duo project with Peter Bradley Adams. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Caitlin Canty creates her own material on her 1930s Recording King guitar - which she describes as like "having another person in the room," and delivers her songs with a dusky alto, painting the line between joy and pathos with uncanny precision and power. Raised in small-town Vermont, the daughter of a school teacher and a house painter, she spent a decade in New York City cutting her teeth on both sides of the microphone " as a performer and as the first employee of the Artists Den. A constant collaborator, Caitlin writes and performs with several bands including Down Like Silver, her ongoing duo project with Peter Bradley Adams. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.While she was out on the road in support of her 2015 release 'Reckless Skyline' (produced by Jeffrey Foucault), she and Jefferson Hamer stopped by Beehive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for an in-studio performance and to talk about the new album, happy videos of little girls singing "Get Up" and her move to Nashville.

Today we’re big on gifts & guests, as we get in the holiday spirit by giving away CDs & tickets aplenty, and we welcome Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller, who are set to record a new live album on Tuesday, and who released one of this year’s best local albums, Montgomery Eldorado.

Today we’re big on gifts & guests, as we get in the holiday spirit by giving away CDs & tickets aplenty, and we welcome Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller, who are set to record a new live album on Tuesday, and who released one of this year’s best local albums, Montgomery Eldorado.

FTB podcast #126 features the new album by JIM LAUDERDALE called Reason and Rhyme.  Also new music from JEFFREY FOUCAULT and JESSICA STILES.  The full playlist is posted below.  Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads.   Show #126 JIM LAUDERDALE - Love's Voice  (Reason And Rhyme) LAURA CANTRELL - KItty Well’s Dresses (Kitty Wells Dresses: Songs of the Queen of Country Music) ROBERT LARISEY - Wishful Thinking  (Nights Take Forever) ROBERT ELLIS - Westbound Train  (Photographs) (mic break) BETTY SOO AND DOUG COX - Lie To Me  (Across The Borderline: Lie To Me) JEFF TALMADGE - Sometimes You Choose Love  (Kind of Everything) JESSICA STILES - Tell It To The Jukebox (The Latest Stiles) JIM LAUDERDALE - Tiger and the Monkey  (Reason And Rhyme) (mic break) JEFFREY FOUCAULT - Horse Latitudes (Horse Latitudes) JOHN SHIPE - Villain (Villain) GWENDOLYN - Discover Me (Bright Light) (due in Sept. '11) CHIP TAYLOR - Sugar Sugaree  (Rock & Roll Joe) (mic break) JIM LAUDERDALE - Don’t Give A Hang (Reason And Rhyme) (July 15th, 2011) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

Happy New Year!  And welcome to Episode 15 of Light On Light Through:  The Stuff of the Cosmos ... Carl Sagan, who died ten years ago at the end of December, said that, because we come from the cosmos, when we look out at the cosmos with our telescopes, we are but the stuff of the cosmos looking back at itself ... in this New Year's podcast we explore the meaning and impact of Carl Sagan's thought, including his dual pursuit of knowledge and fame ... and we look at the need of our species to get beyond this planet and out into the cosmos, our truest home... Also in this episode: a medley of our music from our podcasts since October (which was the beginning of Light On Light Through), including samples from Idris Elba, Ebony Moore, Jeffrey Foucault, and B J Cunningham - look at the show notes for previous episodes, for details about where to find and hear more of their music. I'll be back again next week, in 2007.  In the meantime, enjoy... Paul web: http://paullevinson.infoblog: http://paullevinson.blogspot.com videoclips: http://www.youtube.com/user/PLev20062006Light On Light Through podcast: http://paullev.libsyn.com Ask Lev 2-5 min pieces of advice on writing, succeeding, and tea The Plot to Save Socrates - my latest novel "challenging fun" - Entertainment Weekly"Da Vinci-esque thriller - New York Daily News