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Jimbo Mathus, frontman for the Squirrel Nut Zippers, joins the podcast to reminisce about his music origins, and how he landed in Chapel Hill, leading to the massive success of the band. Squirrel Nut Zippers continue to tour with their own unique brand of Americana music with their Jazz From The Back O' Town show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jimbo Mathus, frontman for the Squirrel Nut Zippers, joins the podcast to reminisce about his music origins, and how he landed in Chapel Hill, leading to the massive success of the band. Squirrel Nut Zippers continue to tour with their own unique brand of Americana music with their Jazz From The Back O' Town show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week we've got the delta blues - gypsy jazz - big band swing of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, featuring frontman Jimbo Mathus, to get us in the holiday spirit as they perform their 1998 album, Christmas Caravan, from start to finish.
Fosforo 1615: I brani della striscia numero 3 della settimana: Lambchop - Shucks; Nick Launay - Mosley; Bobby Previte - Oceania; Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird - Red Velvet Rope; Elvis Presley - Bossa Nova Baby; Pere Ubu - Fortunate Son; Temptations - Hum Along and Dance; Harry Nilsson - Subterranean Homesick Blues; Fosforo va in onda ogni giorno alle 01:20 e alle 18:00. Puoi ascoltare le sequenze musicali di Rufus T. Firefly sulla frequenza di Radio Tandem, 98.400FM, o in streaming e anche in podcast.Per info: https://www.radiotandem.it/fosforo
This week, host Jason Jefferies is joined by North Carolina Music Hall of Famer and former Squirrel Nut Zipper Tom Maxwell, who discusses his new book A Really Strange and Wonderful Time: The Chapel Hill Music Scene 1989-1999, which is published by our friends at Hachette Books. Topics of conversation include North Carolina musical history, the Cat's Cradle, the temptation to label something as 'the next' something else, Dexter Romweber and the Flat Duo Jets, the desire for profit vs. the desire to document, Jimbo Mathus, Metal Flake Mother, and much more. Copies of A Really Strange and Wonderful Time: The Chapel Hill Music Scene 1989-1999 can be purchased here from Page 158 Books in Wake Forest, NC. SIGNED COPIES ARE AVAILABLE (while supplies last).
Larry Morrisey talks with singer-songwriter Schaefer Llana. The Batesville native studied at the Delta Music Institute at Delta State and tours as a solo artist as well as in Jimbo Mathus' band. Her most recent song releases were recorded with Bruce Watson (Fat Possum Records) at his studio in Memphis. If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB. https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tonight we're Jump Jivin and talking about the 90's Swing Music Revival! From Big Bad VooDoo Faffy to Cherry Poppin Daddies we're gonna have you hitting the town in your Zoot Suits! To top off the whole thing we'll be featuring an interview with Jimbo Mathus, singer for Squirrel Nut Zippers! Please visit our sponsor- www.BustedTees.com At checkout use code JASON25945 To receive a fat discount Follow us Online! www.TheMixTapePod.com We are KILLING it over on YouTube with all the Twisted Kid and Rewind Toy goodness you could want! Please take a moment to Subscribe: https://youtube.com/channel/UC01Q55dWT8mYLdjbP-x6GTQ Twitter- Mix_Tape_Pod Facebook- Tapewroms! Fans of the Mix TapePodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/1373722583092349 TikTok- Mixtapepod https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRSG8CVm/ Instagram- https://instagram.com/the_mix_tape_podcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= A little love to friends Not A Bomb Podcast- https://www.notabombpodcast.com/ Behind the Funny- https://behindthefunny.libsyn.com/ NOTLP- https://www.facebook.com/notlp/ Scream Queenz- https://www.screamqueenz.com/ Buy some Swag, show us some love- https://yourmixtapepodcast.wixsite.com/mixtapepodcast/general-4 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mixtapepod/message
Del tema de Hasard dedicado a los refugiados de la guerra de Ucrania al homenaje de sus amigos Rafa Berrio, y otros temas para corazones resilientes. Take heart Glen Hasard The curve Break your spell Leilah Broukhim Hermosa Drive Hermanos Gutiérrez A gran velocidad Calle rota Victoria Lerma Amanece Tulsa y Raúl Bernal El mundo pende de un hilo Raúl Bernal Simulacro Fino Oyonarte Cómo iba yo a saber Daga Voladora Dadme la vida que amo Santi Campos Beat still my heart Jimbo Mathus y Andrew Bird The runaround Sufjan Stevens y Lowell Brams Sunblind Fleet Foxes Escuchar audio
New to ROX Radio!Beale Street Caravan - The Sound of MemphisThis week on Beale Street Caravan we have the ever eclectic Jimbo Mathus and the deep, southern guitarist and vocalist, Willie Farmer. We also travel to their respective homes in Taylor and Duck Hill, Mississippi for in-depth interviews with the bluesmen. Listen to Jimbo and Willie live from Bar DKDC here in Memphis, TN on Beale Street Caravan.
MoxieMoments brings you Samantha Fish, Contemporary Blues Artist-Bourbon & Beyond, on what Moxie means to her. “You should always get outside of the box,” Samantha Fish says while discussing her boundary-breaking new album Belle of the West. “Challenging yourself is how you grow.” After launching her recording career in 2009, Samantha Fish quickly established herself as a rising star in the contemporary blues world. Since then, the charismatic young singer-guitarist-songwriter has earned a reputation as a rising guitar hero and powerful live performer while releasing a series of acclaimed albums showing her restless creative spirit, consistently taking her in new and exciting musicals directions. The New York Times called Fish “an impressive blues guitarist who sings with sweet power” and “one of the genre's most promising young talents.” Her hometown paper, The Kansas City Star, noted, “Samantha Fish has kicked down the door of the patriarchal blues club” and observed that the young artist “displays more imagination and creativity than some blues veterans exhibit throughout their careers.” Having already made it clear that she's more interested in following her heart than she is in repeating past triumphs, Samantha Fish delivers some of her most compelling music to date with Belle of the West, her fifth studio album. The deeply soulful, personally charged 11-song set showcases Fish's sublime acoustic guitar skills as well as her rootsy, emotionally resonant songwriting. Such memorable new originals as “American Dream,” “Blood in the Water,” “Need You More,” and “Don't Say You Love Me” demonstrate the artist's knack for organic Americana songcraft. At the same time, a trio of cover tunes—R.L. Burnside's “Poor Black Mattie,” Lillie Mae's “Nearing Home,” and the Jimbo Mathus-penned title track—attest to her considerable interpretive skills as well as her varied musical interests. “To me, this is a natural progression,” Fish notes. “It's a storytelling record by a girl who grew up in the Midwest. It's very personal. I focused on the songwriting and vocals, the melodies and emotion, and bringing another dimension to what I do. I wasn't interested in shredding on guitar, although we ended up with a few heavier tracks. I love Mississippi blues; there's something very soulful and authentic about that style of music, so this was a chance to immerse myself in that.” Fish recorded Belle of the West in the relaxed, rural creative atmosphere of the legendary Zebra Ranch Studios in the North Hills of Mississippi with producer Luther Dickinson (of North Mississippi Allstars fame). She worked previously on her 2015 album Wild Heart. The studio team included some of the region's most iconoclastic musicians, including Dickinson, solo artist and Jack White associate Lillie Mae (whose distinctive vocals are featured on “Nearing Home”), much-traveled juke- joint blues artist Lightnin' Malcolm (whose featured on “Poor Black Mattie”), Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, upright bassist and beloved solo artist Amy LaVere, Tikyra Jackson, Trina Raimey and Shardé Thomas, granddaughter of the legendary Southern bluesman Otha Turner. “I wanted to do this acoustic-electric record and tap into the style and swagger of Mississippi,” Fish states, adding, “Any time you dive into another place, another vibe and a new group of people, you're challenging yourself to grow musically. I felt very at home at a Zebra Ranch, and I've known Luther and Malcolm for years, so it was a very comfortable situation. When you're making a record like this, it has to feel natural if you want people to respond to it. Belle of the West follows on the heels of Fish's March 2017 release Chills & Fever, which achieved top 10 status in the Billboard Blues charts. Here she expanded her stylistic arsenal to take on a set of lesser-known vintage R&B gems, with help from members of garage-soul stalwarts the Detroit Cobras. “Having these two very different records come out back to back this year has been liberating,” says Samantha. The creative drive that fuels Belle of the West and Chills & Fever has been a crucial element of Samantha Fish's approach from the beginning. Growing up in a musical family in Kansas City, Missouri, she became obsessed with music early in life, taking up drums before switching to guitar at 15. By the time she was 20, she had formed her trio and self-released her first album. She soon caught the ear of the renowned blues label Ruf Records, which in 2011 released Girls with Guitars, which teamed her with fellow axewomen, Cassie Taylor and Dani Wilde. The same year saw Ruf release Fish's solo studio debut, Runaway. The album was named Best Artist Debut at the 2012 Blues Music Awards in Memphis. Black Wind Howlin' (2013) and Wild Heart (2015) followed, winning considerable critical acclaim and further establishing Fish as a prominent presence in the blues community. Wild Heart reached the top slot on Billboard's blues chart. She also collaborated with blues-rock veterans Jimmy Hall and Reese Wynans on The Healers' 2013 project. In addition, she jammed onstage with blues icon Buddy Guy and guested on Devon Allman's album Turquoise. Fish continues to maintain the same hardworking, prolific approach that's carried her this far. “I think I've always had that,” she says. “Music is my life, so what other choice do I have but to go out and make music? We do tour quite a bit, and maybe it's kind of crazy to put out two dramatically different albums in one year. But I like to work hard. This is who I am, and this is what I do, and when I'm writing and recording and touring is when I feel the most like myself. And now we have a moment where people are paying attention, so I have to make the most of it. I feel like I have a lot to say right now, so why not say it?” Her musical future is an open road as far as Samantha Fish is concerned. “I'm never gonna be a traditional blues artist because that's not who I am,” she asserts. “But it's all the blues for me. When Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf came out, what they were doing didn't sound like anything done in blues before. So you have to keep that kind of fire and spirit. I will never do Muddy Waters better than Muddy Waters, so I have to be who I am and find my best voice.
Ten Years After "Bad Scene"Big Joe Turner "Shake, Rattle And Roll"Eilen Jewell "Shakin' All Over"Dinosaur Jr. "Repulsion"Aretha Franklin "(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone"Them "Mystic Eyes"Jessie Mae Hemphill "Married Man Blues"Johnny Cash "The Man Comes Around"Big Bill Broonzy "Terrible Operation Blues"Elvis Costello "Jimmie Standing In the Rain"Steve Earle "Tom Ames' Prayer"Joan Shelley "If the Storms Never Came"Fats Waller "Stay"Jimmie Rodgers "Blue Yodel #9"Nina Simone "Blues for Mama"The Black Keys "Sinister Kid"Gladys Bentley Quintet "Boogie'n My Woogie"The Light Crust Doughboys "Beer Drinkin' Mama"Superchunk "Shallow End"Cafeteria "Poloroids"Shannon McNally "Pale Moon"Justin Townes Earle "Yuma"The Black Crowes "P. 25 London"Drag The River "Bug Country"Valerie June "Shakedown"Lucinda Williams "Joy"Alvin Youngblood hart "Mama Don't Allow"Jimbo Mathus "Poor Lost Souls"The Cactus Blossoms "Everybody (feat. Jenny Lewis)"The Yardbirds "New York City Blues"The Mountain Goats "New Monster Avenue"Ed Young "Reg'lar, Reg'lar, Rolling Under"Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra/Adelaide Hall "Creole Love Call"Jim Weatherly "Midnight Plane To Houston"Hartman's Heartbreakers "Fetch It on Down to My House"Lil Green "My Mellow Man"Hank Williams & The Drifting Cowboys "Settin' the Woods on Fire"Rosalie Hill "Rolled and Tumbled"Billie Holiday "It's Like Reaching for the Moon"Tom Waits "Way Down In The Hole"Fred McDowell "Come and Found You Gone"Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos "Aurora En Pekin"The Lonesome Doves "When We Were Wild"Otis Redding "I've Got Dreams To Remember"James Booker "Feel So Bad"
Airhead enthusiasts are intimately familiar with the name Snobum and his creation: the “BMW Motorcycle Tech” website. The site is a vast collection of common and esoteric airhead information as well as a repository for Snobum's musings on any number of topics. It's Robert Fleisher on the Airhead 247 Podcast. Email us directly: airheads247@hotmail.com Web link to Snobum's site: https://bmwmotorcycletech.info/ Web link to Jimbo Mathus: https://www.therealjimbomathus.com/
Host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello talk birds of all kinds this week; writer Matthew Gavin Frank discusses the controversial world of diamond-smuggling pigeons; filmmaker Davy Rothbart and his subject Cheryl Sanford unpack 20 years of filming her family in their documentary 17 Blocks; and musicians Andrew Bird & Jimbo Mathus, former bandmates of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, perform "Sweet Oblivion" from their collaborative album These 13.
Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds, Stomu Yamash'ta, Yo-Yo Ma , Thom Yorke por Jess Gillam, José Climent, Jimbo Mathus y Andrew Bird, Piers Faccini, Nick Drake, NIGHT FLIGHT, Michael Kiwanuka o Jay-Jay Johanson, en un programa en el que nos disolvemos en el espacio tiempo (1). Escuchar audio
Despedimos el año 2021 para todos los seguidores que no sois mecenas del proyecto, y como ya es tradición, lo hacemos con una sesión de música continua. Precalentamos las fechas navideñas y el cambio de año con una sesión de martes llena de country, rock, blues, post-punk, indie, alternativa y otras oscilaciones. Muchos nombres que repiten, otros que se estrenan, pero sobre todo buena música. Dale al play y gózatela. Tracklist: Dusty Trails - Lucius Sweet oblivion - Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird I have been to the mountain - Kevin Morby Up from a dream - Haim Pressure to party - Julia Jacklin Harlem River blues - Steve Earle Just a candle - Wax Tailor, Mark Lanegan Have a cup of tea - Coriky Heavy balloon - Fiona Apple Olympik - EOB Her hippo - Dry Cleaning The well - Marcus King Fever - Blake Scott
Alan sat down with Daniel Sharp, singer/songwriter from Philadelphia, MS. Daniel kicks the show off with his song, "Red Light" and shares the origin and how he met Jimbo Mathus.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Tuba Skinny "Some Kind-A-Shake"Pokey La Farge and the South City Three "So Long Honeybee, Goodbye"Tony Mottola "Fun On the Frets"Elvis Presley "Baby Let's Play House"Bob Dylan "Outlaw Blues"Robert Johnson "Preachin' Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)"AC/DC "There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'"Lucinda Williams "Honey Bee"Mr Bear & His Bearcats "Mr Bear Comes to Town"Robert Belfour "Black Mattie"Neko Case "Hex"Johnny Cash "Like The 309"The Palace Brothers "I Had a Good Mother and Father"Gillian Welch "Beulah Land"Daniel Bachman "Won't You Cross Over To That Other Shore (Reprise)"Tom Waits "Red Shoes by the Drugstore"Arthur Dodge & The Horsefeathers "Birmingham"Kiki Cavazos "Dancing Joe"Bessie Smith "Blue Spirit Blues"Steve Earle "Transcendental Blues"Otis Rush "Jump Sister Bessie"Fleetwood Mac "Hellhound On My Trail"Hank Williams "I Won't Be Home No More"Shovels & Rope "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain (feat. John Moreland)"King Oliver "Deep Henderson (feat. King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators)"Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys "Milk Cow Blues"Memphis Jug Band "Oh Ambulance Man"Otis Smith "Sunday School Woman"Jelly Roll Morton "Original Jelly Roll Blues"Wanda Jackson "Fujiyama Mama"Pete "Guitar" Lewis "Ooh Midnight"The Mountain Goats "Dance Music"R.E.M. "Stumble"The Clash "Rudie Can't Fail"Louis Armstrong "Old Man Mose"Sister Rosetta Tharpe "Down By The Riverside"Billy Joe Shaver "Ride Me Down Easy"Elvis Costello "Red Cotton"Sugar Britches "Devil to Some"Drag the River "Losing Everyone"Billie Holiday "I Wished On the Moon (with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra)"The White Stripes "In The Cold, Cold Night"Various Artists "Long Distance Call"Walter Vinson "Rosa Lee Blues"Fats Domino "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You"Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau "Creole Song (feat. Fred Vigorito, Albert Burbank, Jim Robinson, George Guesnon, Don Ewell & Bill Bissonnette)"Lefty Frizzell "Cigarettes and Coffee Blues"Light Crust Doughboys "Knocky, Knocky"Muddy Waters "Hey, Hey"Andrew Bird;Jimbo Mathus "Burn the Honky Tonk"Elvis Presley "Tomorrow Night"Robert Johnson "Love In Vain"Tuba Skinny "Wee Midnight Hours"
Whether you're over or yonder, it's a pleasure that you're joining us here. Today. Now. Love and light, y'all. Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski New Day, Seth Talley Way Over Yonder In the Minor Key, Billy Bragg & Wilco River Dreams, Beverly Glenn-Copeland The Tornado Song, Emily Stilwell Blue Bayou, Roy Orbison Shine, Leon Bridges A Bo Story: We Shall Overcome, Bill Frisell & Weather Storm, Massive Attack Way Over Yonder, Carole King Chemtrails Over the Country Club, Lana Del Rey Beat Still My Heart, Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird my future, Billie Eilish Yonder, Samoht Pup Shalom, hymn for her
El disco Valentine que Bill Frisell presentará en Jazzaldia da nombre a un espacio en el que escucharemos a Sufjan Stevens y Lowell Brams, el disco Shore de Fleet Foxes, el adelanto del nuevo trabajo de Damon Albarn (Blur), el encuentro entre These 13, Jimbo Mathus y Andrew Bird; a Brad Mehldau; Song of Trouble con CARM y Sufjan Stevens y con CARM y David Simmons, Jr.; a Sara Watkins y a Eva Cassidy con The London Symphony Orchestra. Escuchar audio
Lloyd Price "Lawdy Miss Clawdy"Ruth Brown "Lucky Lips"Spade Cooley & His Orchestra "Three Way Boogie"Two Cow Garage "My Concern"Waylon Jennings "Ain't No God In Mexico"The Wandering "Lovin' Him Was Easier Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again"Satan and Adam "Ode To Billy Joe"Andrew Bird;Jimbo Mathus "Poor Lost Souls"The Both "The Gambler"Pretenders "My City Was Gone (2007 Remastered LP Version)"Gladys Bentley Quintet "Boogie'n My Woogie"Fleetwood Mac "Sugar Mama"Lefty Frizzell "Mama!"Tiny Kennedy "Have You Heard About The Farmer's Daughter?"Lucero "Darken My Door"Leon Redbone "Sweet Mama Papa's Getting Mad"Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five "Caledonia"Johnny Cash "Strange Things Happening Every Day"Lou Reed "Dirty Blvd."Jessie Mae Hemphill "Lord, Help the Poor and Needy"Mazzy Star "Wasted"Blind Willie McTell "Mama, 'Tain't Long Fo' Day"Duane Allman "Statesboro Blues"Bob Dylan "Blind Willie McTell - Studio Outtake - 1983"The White Stripes "Your Southern Can Is Mine"Blind Willie McTell "Dying Crapshooter's Blues"Kenny Brown Featuring Alvin Youngblood Hart "How Many More Years"Lowell Fulson "Three O'Clock Blues"Lucille Bogan "Black Angel Blues"Otis Rush "Homework"James Brown "Fat Wood, Pts. 1 & 2"Valerie June "Call Me A Fool"Armchair Martian "The Credible Hulk (1995)"Otis Spann "Five Spot"Kid Ory "High Society (02-12-45)"The White Stripes "Ball And Biscuit"Preservation Hall Jazz Band "Ice Cream"Jolie Holland "Old Fashioned Morphine"Mississippi Fred McDowell "Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning"Kiki Cavazos "Lonesome Hearted Man"Lloyd Price "Stagger Lee"Lucinda Williams "It's A Long Way To The Top"Tom Rush "Child's Song"
Today we're sharing a delightful conversation that we recently had with Jimbo Mathus, a one-of-a-kind musician from North Mississippi. Back in March, Jimbo teamed up with his old bandmate Andrew Bird to release a new record called These 13, a record about the special type of human connection that can survive any distance of time or geography. As former collaborators in Squirrel Nut Zippers, Mathus and Bird's friendship dates back 25 years, and they decided to reunite to record thirteen songs live to analog tape, singing and playing opposite of each other right into an RCA 44 microphone. Jimbo shared great details about the making of that album, and a lot more, and we can't wait for you to hear. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The critically-acclaimed Americana singer and bass player was a favorite of legendary producer Jim Dickinson, who hired her for his band and helmed her breakthrough solo record, “Anchors and Anvils.” Six other excellent solo releases, in addition to collaborative projects Motel Mirrors, and The Wandering and Sisters of the Strawberry Moon, with N. Miss. Allstar Luther Dickinson, round out her body of work. As former guest Will Sexton’s musical partner and better half, Amy knew what she was in for with the Troubled Men. It seems she’s up for anything. Topics include Jazz Fest season, porch concerts, a loss at sea, recording sessions, a 2nd dose, a TV favorite, the drive to Austin, wanderlust, a first band, learning the bass, Memphis, the White twins, Liberty Land, marrying Will, a woman on tour, “Painting Blue,” road dates, a food cart, “Walk the Line,” Jimbo Mathus, a pet rat, Joaquin Phoenix, “The Heartbreak Kid,” Pepé Le Pew, a St. Croix vaccination, new recordings, political strife, eyes wide shut/open, and much more. Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Last Rock ’n’ Roll Boy to Dance” from “Runaway’s Diary” by Amy LaVere Outro music: “Not in Memphis” from “Painting Blue” by Amy LaVere
The critically-acclaimed Americana singer and bass player was a favorite of legendary producer Jim Dickinson, who hired her for his band and helmed her breakthrough solo record, “Anchors and Anvils.” Six other excellent solo releases, in addition to collaborative projects Motel Mirrors, and The Wandering and Sisters of the Strawberry Moon, with N. Miss. Allstar Luther Dickinson, round out her body of work. As former guest Will Sexton’s musical partner and better half, Amy knew what she was in for with the Troubled Men. It seems she’s up for anything. Topics include Jazz Fest season, porch concerts, a loss at sea, recording sessions, a 2nd dose, a TV favorite, the drive to Austin, wanderlust, a first band, learning the bass, Memphis, the White twins, Liberty Land, marrying Will, a woman on tour, “Painting Blue,” road dates, a food cart, “Walk the Line,” Jimbo Mathus, a pet rat, Joaquin Phoenix, “The Heartbreak Kid,” Pepé Le Pew, a St. Croix vaccination, new recordings, political strife, eyes wide shut/open, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Last Rock ’n’ Roll Boy to Dance” from “Runaway’s Diary” by Amy LaVere Outro music: “Not in Memphis” from “Painting Blue” by Amy LaVere
The critically-acclaimed Americana singer and bass player was a favorite of legendary producer Jim Dickinson, who hired her for his band and helmed her breakthrough solo record, “Anchors and Anvils.” Six other excellent solo releases, in addition to collaborative projects Motel Mirrors, and The Wandering and Sisters of the Strawberry Moon, with N. Miss. Allstar Luther Dickinson, round out her body of work. As former guest Will Sexton's musical partner and better half, Amy knew what she was in for with the Troubled Men. It seems she's up for anything. Topics include Jazz Fest season, porch concerts, a loss at sea, recording sessions, a 2nd dose, a TV favorite, the drive to Austin, wanderlust, a first band, learning the bass, Memphis, the White twins, Liberty Land, marrying Will, a woman on tour, “Painting Blue,” road dates, a food cart, “Walk the Line,” Jimbo Mathus, a pet rat, Joaquin Phoenix, “The Heartbreak Kid,” Pepé Le Pew, a St. Croix vaccination, new recordings, political strife, eyes wide shut/open, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Last Rock 'n' Roll Boy to Dance” from “Runaway's Diary” by Amy LaVere Outro music: “Not in Memphis” from “Painting Blue” by Amy LaVere
Beastie Boys "Jimmy James"The Black Crowes "God's Got It"Ranie Burnette "Miss Mabelle"Bonnie Raitt "Everybody's Cryin' Mercy"Bessie Smith "Backwater Blues"James McMurtry "I'm Not From Here"Bo Diddley "Cops and Robbers"Johnny Horton "First Train Headin' South"Drag the River "Losing Everyone"Junior Brown "Sugarfoot Rag"Elizabeth Cotten "Vastopol"Cindy Cashdollar "That's No Way for Me to Get Along"Hezekiah & The House Rockers "I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town"Eilen Jewell "I'm Gonna Dress In Black"Pretenders "Mystery Achievement"Dinosaur Jr. "Keeblin'"Beastie Boys "Gratitude"Howlin' Wolf "Drinkin' C.V. Wine"Harry "The Hipster" Gibson "Who Put the Benzedrine In Mrs Murphy's Ovaltine"Elvis Costello & The Attractions "Beaten To the Punch"Lula Reed "Watch Dog"George Jones "Who Shot Sam"Maria Muldaur/Alvin Youngblood Hart "I'm Goin' Back Home"Floyd Dixon "Hey Bartender"Bessie Smith "St. Louis Blues"Andrew Bird;Jimbo Mathus "Poor Lost Souls"Tuba Skinny "Banjoreno"Ray Wylie Hubbard "Redneck Mother"Slim & Slam "Flat Fleet Floogie"Asie Payton "Back To The Bridge"Pete "Guitar" Lewis "Ooh Midnight"Billy Bragg;Wilco "Ingrid Bergman"The White Stripes "Take, Take, Take"Neil Young "Pocahontas"The Lonesome Doves "Love Letters"Bob Dylan "Tough Mama"Bessie Smith "Hard Driving Papa"Beastie Boys "Pass the Mic"Superchunk "Sick to Move"Buddy Guy "Outskirts of Town"Spiritualaires of Columbia "Lay This Body Down"fIREHOSE "Walking The Cow"Fisk Jubilee Singers "Nobody Knows The Trouble I See"Valerie June "You And I"Beastie Boys "Namaste"Waylon Jennings "Taos, New Mexico"
Aprils in Columbus can be very beautiful. We think there's been more nice days than bad, so let's soak in those good days. Love and light, y'all! Playlist: Young Folks by City of the Sun April in Paris by Ella Fitzgerald & Luis Armstrong April in Paris (Piano Solo) by Al Haig Trio April Give me One More Day by Sarah Vaughan April In My Heart (Take 1) by Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 1 in E Major, RV 269 "Spring: II. Largo by Janine Jansen et al A Bo Story: Late Nights and Mosquito Bites by Lullatone Grieg's Two Elegaic Melodies, OP. 34: 2. The Last Spring by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra & Neeme Järvi One April Day by Stephin Merritt Tchaikovsky's The Season's Op. 37a: IV. April - Snowdrop by Jonas Vitaud Beat Still My Heart by Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird Feel Alive Again by Molly Parden willow by Taylor Swift April by Beach Bunny I NEED YOU by Jon Batiste Nothing Takes the Place of You by Toussaint McCall Blister in the Sun by Midnite String Quartet
Alan and Monk recap the Jimbo Mathus show, talk about the Porch Talk record, and being original and authentic vs selling out.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond
Listening to Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird’s new album, These 13, is like taking a trip down South … a century ago. It’s new territory for Andrew Bird, a classically trained multi-instrumentalist from the Chicago suburbs who’s been a successful indie folk singer/songwriter and also recently acted on the fourth season of Fargo. But for Jimbo, as a Mississippi resident, some of this music can hit too close to home. Surrounded by the ghosts and old battlefields of the Civil War, some songs he finds almost too hard to sing. In 2018 Andrew and Jimbo started exchanging voice memos and new song ideas. Over the course of two years they recorded their new album the really old fashioned way—live to tape, singing into a single microphone. Subscribe to Broken Record’s YouTube channel to hear old and new interviews, often with bonus content: https://www.youtube.com/brokenrecordpodcast and follow us on Twitter @BrokenRecord You can also check out past episodes here: https://brokenrecordpodcast.com/ Check out a playlist of our favorite Andrew Bird + Jimbo Mathus songs HERE — enjoy! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Alan and Monk caught up with Jimbo Mathus before his show at the Columbus Arts Council. Jimbo shares his thoughts on a year of quarantine and what he did with the time off.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
У Артура Ямпольского накопился список новой музыки, которую мы сегодня и будем слушать! Условно обозначим ее как новинки от сингер-сонграйтеров и начнем с американского музыканта Langhorne Slim и его очередной седьмой пластинки «Strawberry Mansion». Aaron Lee Tasjan – абсолютно новый музыкант для Артура Ямпольского. Название альбома «Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!» - трижды повторяющаяся фамилия музыканта. Послушаем 2 композиции. Далее по списку вокалистка Edie Brickell и группа the Bohemians. Их пятый альбом «Hunter and Dog Star» появился в феврале 2021 года. Музыкант, вокалист и гитарист John Paul Keith представил альбом «The Rhythm of the City», в котором можно услышать и соул, и рокабилли, и r’n'b и многие другие жанры. Еще одно открытие 2021 года для Артура Ямпольского – молодой музыкант Baxter Hall. Предлагаем и вам познакомится с его новым альбомом «Somewhere in my Guitar». Напоследок оставили совсем свежий релиз Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird - «These 13». Акустический альбом вышел 5 марта.
We review: Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird: These 13 That famous Canadian rapper: Scary House 2 (EP) We also share our thoughts on some of the Top 10 hits in The Billboard 100. If you have any feedback or support, e-mail us at: midnightwavespodcast@gmail.com. We're also on Twitter @MidnightWavesCJ and Instagram at midnightwavespodcast. Don't forget to check us out on www.patreon.com/MidnightWavesPodcast and support the show! ***** Fair Use Act Disclaimer This Podcast is protected under Fair Use. All rights and credit go directly to its rightful owners. No Copyright infringement intended. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. FAIR USE DEFINITION: (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use) U.S. COPYRIGHT OFFICE- FAIR USE DEFINITION (Source: http://www.copyright.gov/fs/A102.html)
Ep38 - Recap of Office Hour Live with Tim Heidecker from 3/11/21 - Guests Andrew Bird, Jimbo Mathus - The debut of the Hothead Hotline, Caveboy, Mr. Bald, and a chill Game Night
Andrew Bird and Jimbo Mathus have known each other for decades, going back to the beginning of Bird's solo career and Mathus' earliest days with Squirrel Nut Zippers. Most of their work together has been assistive—Bird would add his fiddle to the Zippers' records, and Mathus would return the favor with some horns. But a couple of years back, the old friends decided to write some songs together, and the result is These 13, a truly collaborative album featuring just their voices, guitar, and fiddle, for the most part. It's spare and surprising. In this Talkhouse conversation, they chat about the old days and the new, as well as a shared love of Charley Patton. Enjoy. —Josh Modell, Executive Editor This episode was produced by Kevin O'Connell. The Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range.
Another jam-packed hot one for you with in-studio guest "Weird" Al Pacino (aka Chris Bagnall), on-zoom guests Andrew Bird & Jimbo Mathus celebrating their new album "These 13," and the debut of the Hothead Hotline! Keep hanging with Al and the gang on AFTER HOURS, listen to THE AL PODCHINO SHOW podcast, get the AD FREE mega podcast and much more at patreon.com/officehourslive.
Stile Libero: Culture in Movimento - Jane Weaver, Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird, David Axelrod, Visionist, Scott Walker, Pat Metheny, The Chantays, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Jason Vieaux, John Dearman, William Kanengiser, Andrew York, Scott Tennant, Mourning [A] BLKstar
“These 13” is a loving tribute to old-style Americana, using the duo’s own new, original songs.
Stille Libero: Culture in Movimento - Jane Weaver, Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird, David Axelrod, Visionist, Scott Walker, Pat Metheny, The Chantays, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, Jason Vieaux, John Dearman, William Kanengiser, Andrew York, Scott Tennant, Mourning [A] BLKstar
Our picks for the best new albums out on March 5 include an ambitious remix from Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats, the surreal hip-hop of Genesis Owusu, flickering dance pop from Jane Weaver and more.Featured Albums:1. Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats — Unlocked 1.5Featured Song: "Cosmic"2. Ian Sweet — Show Me How You DisappearFeatured Song: "My Favorite Cloud"3. Adult Mom — DriverFeatured Song: "Wisconsin"4. Hafez Modirzadeh — FacetsFeatured Song: "Facet 33 Tides"5. Genesis Owusu — Smiling With No TeethFeatured Songs: "Centrefold," "Drown," "Smiling With No Teeth," and "On The Move!"6. Jane Weaver — FlockFeatured Song: "The Revolution of Super Visions"7. Elizabeth and the Catapult — Sincerely, eFeatured Song: "Together Alone"Other notable releases for March 5: Arab Strap — As Days Get Dark; Fruit Bats — The Pet Parade; Jesswar — TROPIXX; Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird — These 13; Kings of Leon — When You See Yourself; Tigers Jaw — I Won't Care How You Remember Me.
Host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello talk birds of all kinds this week; writer Matthew Gavin Frank discusses the controversial world of diamond-smuggling pigeons; filmmaker Davy Rothbart and his subject Cheryl Sanford unpack 20 years of filming her family in their documentary 17 Blocks; and musicians Andrew Bird & Jimbo Mathus, former bandmates of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, perform "Sweet Oblivion" from their new collaborative album These 13.
Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird - Sweet Oblivion
Spencer Thomas is a multi-instrumentalist/songwriter from the Jackson, MS area but now living in Athens, GA. He's toured the country with his former band Young Valley as well as a musician for American songwriter and guitarist Jimbo Mathus. Spencer Thomas released his album Hangin' Tough in late 2019 and managed to get a few months of touring in support of it under his belt before COVID shut down all touring. You can find Spencer's music on Spotify or on his website. You can also find Spencer on Instagram and Facebook. If you like the podcast and would like to support us please leave us a review and a rating wherever you get your podcasts. If you would like to financially support the show to keep it going we have a Patreon setup that you can join! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!40 Watt Merchandise: https://40-watt-merch.creator-spring.com/Reverb Affiliate link: https://reverb.grsm.io/phillipcarter5480
This week Phillip sits down and talks to Eric Deaton of the Eric Deaton Trio! Eric is a native of North Carolina that has called Mississippi home for a while now. Originally drawn to the state due to the rich and ongoing Blues heritage, Eric has carved out a home for himself in Oxford, MS playing guitar and bass for other musicians like Jimbo Mathus, Dan Auerbach, and Alvin "Youngblood" Hart before forming his own band to perform his original music. You can find Eric online at his website but also on Spotify. If you like the podcast do us a favor and leave a review and a rating wherever you stream your podcasts. If you want to support the podcast we have a Patreon where you can join and hopefully sometime soon I'll be able to offer some Patreon perks on top of the good feeling you get from helping us keep this podcast going! 40 Watt Merchandise: https://40-watt-merch.creator-spring.com/Reverb Affiliate link: https://reverb.grsm.io/phillipcarter5480If you have questions for the podcast remember you can call us and leave a voice mail or send us an email! We'd love to hear from you!
Media Monarchy plays Bob Westfall, Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird, Wild Earp and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for January 20, 2021. ♬
The Kings Of Quarantine es un colectivo muy "rocker" que se armó para ayudar a los técnicos de la industria musical mejor conocidos como "Roadies", Una leyenda como Bowie haciendo covers Lennon y Dylan. Jazmine Sullivan da un golpe sobre la mesa para hablar de la sexualidad de la mujer afroamericana. Imperdible el debut como solista de Aaron Frazer y la colaboración entre Jimbo Mathus y Andrew Bird.
“You should always get outside of the box,” Samantha Fish says while discussing her boundary-breaking new album Belle of the West. “Challenging yourself is how you grow.” After launching her recording career in 2009, Samantha Fish quickly established herself as a rising star in the contemporary blues world. Since then, the charismatic young singer-guitarist-songwriter has earned a reputation as a rising guitar hero and powerful live performer, while releasing a series of acclaimed albums that have shown her restless creative spirit consistently taking her in new and exciting musical directions. The New York Times called Fish “an impressive blues guitarist who sings with sweet power” and “one of the genre’s most promising young talents.” Her hometown paper The Kansas City Star noted, “Samantha Fish has kicked down the door of the patriarchal blues club” and observed that the young artist “displays more imagination and creativity than some blues veterans exhibit over the course of their careers.” Having already made it clear that she’s more interested in following her heart than she is in repeating past triumphs, Samantha Fish delivers some of her most compelling music to date with Belle of the West, her fifth studio album. The deeply soulful, personally charged 11-song set showcases Fish’s sublime acoustic guitar skills as well as her rootsy, emotionally resonant songwriting. Such memorable new originals as “American Dream,” “Blood in the Water,” “Need You More” and “Don’t Say You Love Me” demonstrate the artist’s knack for organic Americana songcraft, while a trio of cover tunes—R.L. Burnside’s “Poor Black Mattie,” Lillie Mae’s “Nearing Home” and the Jimbo Mathus-penned title track—attest to her substantial interpretive skills as well as her varied musical interests. “To me, this is a natural progression,” Fish notes. “It’s a storytelling record by a girl who grew up in the Midwest. It’s very personal. I really focused on the songwriting and vocals, the melodies and emotion, and on bringing another dimension to what I do. I wasn’t interested in shredding on guitar, although we ended up with a few heavier tracks. I love Mississippi blues; there’s something very soulful and very real about that style of music, so this was a chance to immerse myself in that.” Fish recorded Belle of the West in the relaxed, rural creative atmosphere of the legendary Zebra Ranch Studios in the North Hills of Mississippi with producer Luther Dickinson (of North Mississippi Allstars fame), with whom she worked previously on her 2015 album Wild Heart. The studio team included some of the region’s most iconoclastic musicians, including Dickinson, solo artist and Jack White associate Lillie Mae (whose distinctive vocals are featured on “Nearing Home”), much-traveled juke- joint blues artist Lightnin’ Malcolm (whose featured on “Poor Black Mattie”), Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, upright bassist and beloved solo artist Amy LaVere, Tikyra Jackson, Trina Raimey and Shardé Thomas, granddaughter of the legendary Southern bluesman Otha Turner. “I wanted to do this acoustic-electric record, and tap into the style and swagger of Mississippi,” Fish states, adding, “Any time you dive into another place, another vibe and a new group of people, you’re challenging yourself to grow musically. I felt very at home a Zebra Ranch, and I’ve known Luther and Malcolm for years, so it was a very comfortable situation. When you’re making a record like this, it has to feel natural if you want people to respond to it. Belle of the West follows on the heels of Fish’s March 2017 release Chills & Fever, which achieved top 10 status in the Billboard Blues charts. Here she expanded her stylistic arsenal to take on a set of lesser-known vintage R&B gems, with help from members of garage-soul stalwarts the Detroit Cobras. “Having these two very different records come out back to back this year has been really liberating,” says Samantha. The creative drive that fuels Belle of the West and Chills & Fever has been a crucial element of Samantha Fish’s approach from the beginning. Growing up in a musical family in Kansas City, Missouri, she became obsessed with music early life, taking up drums before switching to guitar at the age of 15. By the time she was 20, she had formed her own trio and self-released her first album. She soon caught the ear of the renowned blues label Ruf Records, which in 2011 released Girls with Guitars, which teamed her with fellow axewomen, Cassie Taylor and Dani Wilde. The same year saw Ruf release Fish’s solo studio debut Runaway. The album was named Best Artist Debut at the 2012 Blues Music Awards in Memphis. Black Wind Howlin’ (2013) and Wild Heart (2015) followed, winning considerable critical acclaim and further establishing Fish as a prominent presence in the blues community. Wild Heart reached the top slot on Billboard’s blues chart. She also collaborated with blues-rock veterans Jimmy Hall and Reese Wynans on the 2013 project The Healers. The same year, she jammed onstage with blues icon Buddy Guy and guested on Devon Allman’s album Turquoise. Fish continues to maintain the same hardworking, prolific approach that’s carried her this far. “I think I’ve always had that,” she says. “Music is my life, so what other choice do I have but to go out and make music? We do tour quite a bit, and maybe it’s kind of crazy to put out two dramatically different albums in one year. But I like to work hard. This is who I am and this is what I do, and when I’m writing and recording and touring is when I feel the most like myself. And now we have a moment where people are paying attention, so I have to make the most of it. I feel like I have a lot to say right now, so why not say it?” As far as Samantha Fish is concerned, her musical future is an open road. “I’m never gonna be a traditional blues artist because that’s not who I am,” she asserts. “But it’s all the blues for me. When Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf came out, what they were doing didn’t sound like anything that had been done in blues before. You’ve gotta keep that kind of fire and spirit. I’m never gonna do Muddy Waters better than Muddy Waters, so I have to be who I am and find my best voice.
The strip-mine crooner burst onto the scene with Tuscaloosa art agitators the Raudelunas Pataphysical Revue, fronting No Wave big band Ron ‘Pate & His Debonaires. Their live record and the subsequent studio albums, “From the One That Cut You” and “Car Radio Jerome,” established them as a mythic presence in the southern underground. Years out of sight and scarcity of the discs heightened the mystery surrounding the singer. Fred Lane's reemergence after 35 years with the “Icepick to the Moon” album and documentary and the recent cover of his "I Talk To My Haircut" by the Squirrel Nut Zippers has delighted fans and frightened foes from coast to coast. Now he trains his unblinking gaze on the Troubled Men. The hurricane killed the internet, so we strung together two tin cans to record this special episode. Topics include Hurricane Zeta recovery, a celebrity couple, the COVID vaccine, election stress, purple heroin, hospital food, New Orleans drivers, the 4-way stop, sober guests, a personal inventory, a star is born, an alter-ego, “Ubu Roi,” inspiration, a first recording, Davey Williams, LaDonna Smith, whirligigs, Jimbo Mathus, a rat problem, a Shimmy Disc reissue, Goner Records, e-cigarettes, southern-fried surrealists, the Fred Lane newsletter, kindred spirits, a George Carlin story, a Matthew Broderick stalking, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, and much more, Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Additional music: “Fun In the Fundus,” “My Kind of Town,” “From The One That Cut You,” “White Woman,” “Icepick to the Moon,” and “Rubber Room” by Fred Lane
The strip-mine crooner burst onto the scene with Tuscaloosa art agitators the Raudelunas Pataphysical Revue, fronting No Wave big band Ron ‘Pate & His Debonaires. Their live record and the subsequent studio albums, “From the One That Cut You” and “Car Radio Jerome,” established them as a mythic presence in the southern underground. Years out of sight and scarcity of the discs heightened the mystery surrounding the singer. Fred Lane’s reemergence after 35 years with the “Icepick to the Moon” album and documentary and the recent cover of his "I Talk To My Haircut" by the Squirrel Nut Zippers has delighted fans and frightened foes from coast to coast. Now he trains his unblinking gaze on the Troubled Men. The hurricane killed the internet, so we strung together two tin cans to record this special episode. Topics include Hurricane Zeta recovery, a celebrity couple, the COVID vaccine, election stress, purple heroin, hospital food, New Orleans drivers, the 4-way stop, sober guests, a personal inventory, a star is born, an alter-ego, “Ubu Roi,” inspiration, a first recording, Davey Williams, LaDonna Smith, whirligigs, Jimbo Mathus, a rat problem, a Shimmy Disc reissue, Goner Records, e-cigarettes, southern-fried surrealists, the Fred Lane newsletter, kindred spirits, a George Carlin story, a Matthew Broderick stalking, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, and much more, Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Additional music: “Fun In the Fundus,” “My Kind of Town,” “From The One That Cut You,” “White Woman,” “Icepick to the Moon,” and “Rubber Room” by Fred Lane
...siempre bien engrasados con una batería y un bajo espectaculares (oh, Max Weinberg y Garry Tallent). La Banda de la Calle E ha vuelto, aunque no lo ha hecho Kitty ni los Backstreets, esperemos que lo hagan. La mezcla de artistas en el programa de hoy es importante aunque siempre dando vueltas alrededor de nuestros 4 pilares, blues, country, rock and roll y pop rock. Josh Ritter es un cantante y compositor estadounidense conocido por sus letras narrativas y que en 2006 fue nombrado uno de los "100 mejores compositores vivos" por la revista Paste. Grant Lee Phillips se une a los sonidos oscuros y la saxofonista Vanessa Collier nos entrega canciones para sollozar. Molly Tuttle ha publicado un disco de versiones y hoy nos recuerda un viejo éxito de la Grateful Dead y otro del joven Neil Young. Ryan Hamilton y los Harlequin Ghosts han publicado su nuevo álbum 'Nowhere To Go But Everywhere' a través de Wicked Cool Records, el sello de Miami Steve Van Zandt y el primer sencillo del álbum es Jesus and John Lennon, coescrita con Silvio Dante (el amigo de Tony Soprano). Los New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers se originaron en enero de 2008 cuando los hermanos músicos Luther y Cody Dickinson se sentaron con Jimbo Mathus, Charlie Musselwhite, Alvin Youngblood Hart y el fallecido pianista de Memphis, Jim Dickinson. Ahora se publican esas canciones autodescritas como "blues incondicional". Acabamos con James Maddock, un incondicional de Willie Nile y Karen Jonas, su quinto álbum The Southwest Sky and Other Dreams, un sueño de canciones americanas.⦁ Bruce Springsteen, Letter To You ⦁ Josh Ritter, Time Is Wasting ⦁ Lloyd Jones, Where's My Phone? ⦁ Grant Lee Phillips, Gather Up⦁ Vanessa Collier, Weep and Moan ⦁ Molly Tuttle, Standing On The Moon ⦁ Molly Tuttle (Feat. Old Crow Medicine Show), Helpless⦁ Ryan Hamilton & The Harlequin Ghosts, Jesus & John Lennon ⦁ Jon Pardi, Right or wrong ⦁ New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers, Blues Why You Worry Me (ft. Charlie Musselwhite)⦁ New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers, Let's Work Together ⦁ Karen Jonas, Farmer John ⦁ James Maddock, She's Got My Heart⦁ Karen Jonas, Pink Leather Boots
Eric “Roscoe” Ambel Interview: Winning tickets to see The Ramones & The Dictators in LA, which changed the entire trajectory of his life… forming the Del Lords, playing with Dan Baird, Steve Earle… moving from LA to the East Village in NYC, the good, bad and ugly about playing CBGB’s (which he did several dozen times, including an initial weekly residency)... owning a local bar in NYC, touring with Iggy Pop, Lou Reed & Jackson Browne… quitting alcohol for 7 years, watching a friend spiral out of control with drugs, being open to new things and continuing to learn. LOADS of cool, kind and sincere stuff Eric “Roscoe” Ambel Interview: Eric is a guitarist/singer/songwriter and producer, currently living in NYC. He was the lead guitarist in Joan Jett’s original Blackhearts, touring for 2 years & playing on her I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll album. He co-founded New York’s Del Lords… as well as the Yayhoos, with ex-Georgia Satellites frontman Dan Baird. He also spent almost 6 years as the lead guitarist in Steve Earle’s touring & recording band. Eric’s also a successful producer/studio owner who’s worked with the Bottle Rockets, the Blood Oranges, Nils Lofgren, Freedy Johnston, Blue Mountain, Ryan Adams, Robert Randolph, Steve Wynn, Marshall Crenshaw and others. He’s released 5 solo LPs & as a session player, worked on records with Jimbo Mathus, Run DMC, Mojo Nixon, Dan Baird & others Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/
Jennifer and Jimbo are a fabulous creative couple — she is an actor and he is a musician — who are currently living in Mississippi. The onset of COVID-19 has put all their projects on hold, but they are keeping busy helping local businesses and setting up socially distanced performances for their neighbors. We chat about their upcoming projects, the future of live music, and share stories of some good times. We even get our own private concert. Enjoy!Follow Jennifer on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juniperpie/Follow Jimbo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealjimbomathus/Follow Amy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeautylounge/Follow Emily on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyreeves/
Jimbo Mathis tells his interesting tales of his recording career. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support
Super cool and passionate, Jim’s shares loads of great stories: Growing up in the Delta and learning his craft as part of a community of musicians, deliberately going out into the world to “get his ears wet,” and gain the experience needed to become a great songwriter… His relationship with Charlie Patton’s family, behind the scenes of the deep and intense songs on Incinerator, how he met Buddy Guy and some great Buddy stories, Spam, T Model Ford… legal battles that left him penniless and exhausted, and how he battled back - better than ever. GREAT energy & sincerity: Born into a musical family in a small town in the Mississippi Delta, Jim is a multi-instrumentalist who fused all the music of his family (Delta blues, gypsy jazz, klezmer, bluegrass, roots, swing and other styles) and founded the Squirrel Nut Zippers. The band had gold and platinum records, and their LPm Perennial Favorites was #18 on Billboard, and Hot, hit #27. Jim has also toured and recorded with Buddy Guy, and built a successful solo career, releasing 15 solo studio LPs, including his most recent LP, Incinerator, which is a beautiful record. He’s also performed as a sideman, done sessions and produced dozens of albums in the Roots / Americana genre Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/
After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they're at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO's “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman
My guest today is Grant Walden a music producer, audio engineer, multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, studio owner, and host of Tape Noise Podcasts. Grant has worked with Grammy-winning studio musicians, audio engineers, and recording artists, including Denny Laine of The Moody Blues and Wings; Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie and Jeff Beck Band; Christine Ohlman of the Saturday Night Live Band; Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member, keys player and songwriter Spooner Oldham; the legendary Muscle Shoals Horns and rhythm section the Swampers; Hanson, and a host of groundbreaking performing artists. He has also been mentored by notable engineers and producers, including Dave Pensado, Jim Gaines, Toby Wright, Craig Alvin, and Jerry Masters and his latest projects include records by Jimbo Mathus of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, Invisible Teardrops, Sailour, and Eddie Martin. Grant also owns HearTell Studios and Publishing based in Studio C at Cypress Moon in Sheffield, AL -- formerly the home of Muscle Shoals Sound II, where legendary artists like Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, and Julian Lennon have all recorded. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC: Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars. JZ Microphones: https://usashop.jzmic.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com Presonus Studio One: https://www.presonus.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/239
After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they’re at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO’s “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman
This Sunday, Larry Morrisey visits with singer/songwriter Spencer Thomas from Jackson. Thomas was the drummer and co-founder of the roots band Young Valley. He’s recently released his first solo album, “Hangin’ Tough.” They talk about his process recording the record and his recent touring with a number of veteran musicians, including Jimbo Mathus and Justin Kinkel Schuster. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This is an encore presentation of Alex Rawls' interview with Jimbo Mathus of the Squirrel Nut Zippers. It first appeared late last March as an accidental loosey, and Mathus, the Squirrel Nut Zippers’ Christmas Caravan, and their conversation deserve more attention than they got at the time. The band was at the height of its popularity in 1998 when it recorded Christmas Caravan at the request of their label. Even though no one in the band felt particularly excited by Christmas music, it made a memorable one that includes “Hanging Up My Stockings,” a song written by a band members’ parents. Mathus talks about the experience of recording that album, and recording a Christmas single, “Mardi Gras for Christmas,” in 2018 with the current, New Orleans-based Squirrel Nut Zippers lineup.
Larry Morrisey catches up with musician Jimbo Mathus. He is currently touring to promote Incinerator, his latest album. The record pulls together songs that Mathus has written throughout his career and features a number of guest musicians, including Andrew Bird and Lily Hiatt. Larry spoke to Mathus on location at Duling Hall in Jackson, prior to the concert that evening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on Beale Street Caravan we have the ever eclectic Jimbo Mathus and the deep, southern guitarist and vocalist, Willie Farmer. We also travel to their respective homes in Taylor and Duck Hill, Mississippi for in-depth interviews with the bluesmen. Listen to Jimbo and Willie live from Bar DKDC here in Memphis, TN on Beale Street Caravan.
Portada para el nuevo y exuberante álbum de John Paul White. Pop resiliente que abandona la americana de su anterior proyecto a duo The Civil Wars junto a Joy Williams, también protagonista en este capítulo. Seguimos tras la pista de las nuevas canciones de Aurbach y Carney, The Black Keys tienen nuevas e interesantes canciones. Y, en la recurrente órbita Springsteen, hoy nos quedamos con la impronta de Jake Clemons que acaba de publicar una canción que nos ha llenado de alegría por su calidad patente y esa progresión que rinde un fantástico tributo a su tío Clarence, adaptando a Leonard Cohen. También escuchamos a la otra parte de The Civil Wars, Joy Williams. Y siguiendo en Nashville, la compositora Caroline Spence acaba de lanzar su nuevo disco 'Mint Condition'. En la recta final escucharemos a Girls on Grass, Jimbo Mathus y cerraremos con la última obra del compositor Kevin Gordon.
Portada para el nuevo y exuberante álbum de John Paul White. Pop resiliente que abandona la americana de su anterior proyecto a duo The Civil Wars junto a Joy Williams, también protagonista en este capítulo. Seguimos tras la pista de las nuevas canciones de Aurbach y Carney, The Black Keys tienen nuevas e interesantes canciones. Y, en la recurrente órbita Springsteen, hoy nos quedamos con la impronta de Jake Clemons que acaba de publicar una canción que nos ha llenado de alegría por su calidad patente y esa progresión que rinde un fantástico tributo a su tío Clarence, adaptando a Leonard Cohen. También escuchamos a la otra parte de The Civil Wars, Joy Williams. Y siguiendo en Nashville, la compositora Caroline Spence acaba de lanzar su nuevo disco 'Mint Condition'. En la recta final escucharemos a Girls on Grass, Jimbo Mathus y cerraremos con la última obra del compositor Kevin Gordon.
This week, Grammy award winning Mississippi singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and Squirrel Nut Zippers co-founder Jimbo Mathus with his “Kinfolks” recorded live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with this musical Mississippi maverick. Jimbo Mathus is a singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known for his work with the swing revival band Squirrel Nut Zippers. Born in Oxford, Mississippi to Jimmy Mathus and Jeanella (Malvezzi) Mathus, his early life was filled with music as his father and relatives were skilled instrumentalists and singers. He began joining the family musical circle at an early age and by age eight was proficient at mandolin. By age fifteen, Jimbo had been taught the rudiments of guitar, piano and harmony singing. The family's repertoire consisted of hundreds of folk, bluegrass, country blues and pre-recorded songs passed down through the Mathus and Byrd families. “Jimbo Mathus & Kinfolks” is a project that takes Jimbo back to his earliest musical roots. Alongside lifelong friend and mentor Jimmy “Buck” Bennett on dobro, Steve Butler on fiddle, Ernie Welch guitar, and Steve Craig on bass, “Kinfolks” recreates the family and social music gatherings of Jimbo’s youth. In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of banjo Jedi Jimmy Connor performing the tune “Old Ed Setser,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins profiles the curious story of Katy Heidi, a woman of Austrian nobility who became a lifelong transplant to the early Missouri Ozarks.
The Squirrel Nut Zippers had to make their 1998 holiday album Christmas Caravan, says band member Jimbo Mathus. It was part of the deal when Disney bought the hot band's label, Mammoth Records, so even though no one in the band felt any particular fondness for Christmas music, they wrote and recorded an album anyway in the summer heat in New Orleans at the now-defunct Kingsway Studios. Mathus tells host Alex Rawls about how the band recorded what has come to be a holiday classic despite the odds against its success. It only includes one cover of a holiday favorite--"Sleigh Ride"--and a song written by the drummer's parents. He also tells the story of how some songs have had to change over time, and how the rejuvenated Squirrel Nut Zippers released new Christmas music last season. The conversation was part of a larger one that also discussed Mathus' new album, Incinerator, due out April 5. You'll be able to find that story at MySpiltMilk.com shortly after its release.
The Men draft the Squirrel Nut Zippers founder, singer, musician, and producer to talk about his new solo record, "Incinerator," and his life as the Huck Finn of American music. From the Clinton White House to the Mississippi Hill Country, he's seen a lot. Jimbo may not be innocent, but for the time being, he's pleading not guilty. Topics include SXSW, the Cactus Blossoms, more parades, Spring, brunch music, a new hat, a celebrity gift, the merchant marines, a fire, studio communication, proximity in art, online clothes, nudist colonies, a Squirrel Nut Zipper history, old-time candy, Sesame St., Tony Bennet, a grievance, RICO, starting over, a shed burden, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate on iTunes, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Follow on Facebook, share with friends, and spread the Troubled word. Intro music: Styler/Coman "South of Laredo" by Jimbo Mathus, from his new record, "Incinerator", available April 5.
The Men draft the Squirrel Nut Zippers founder, singer, musician, and producer to talk about his new solo record, "Incinerator," and his life as the Huck Finn of American music. From the Clinton White House to the Mississippi Hill Country, he's seen a lot. Jimbo may not be innocent, but for the time being, he's pleading not guilty. Topics include SXSW, the Cactus Blossoms, more parades, Spring, brunch music, a new hat, a celebrity gift, the merchant marines, a fire, studio communication, proximity in art, online clothes, nudist colonies, a Squirrel Nut Zipper history, old-time candy, Sesame St., Tony Bennet, a grievance, RICO, starting over, a shed burden, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate on iTunes, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Follow on Facebook, share with friends, and spread the Troubled word. Intro music: Styler/Coman "South of Laredo" by Jimbo Mathus, from his new record, "Incinerator", available April 5.
This week we've got the delta blues - gypsy jazz - big band swing of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, featuring frontman Jimbo Mathus, to get us in the holiday spirit as they perform their 1998 album, Christmas Caravan, from start to finish.
Ashley and Susan discuss their life-changing trip down the Blues Highway, hanging out with Jimbo Mathus in the Mississippi woods, visiting the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, and reading "Dispatches From Pluto"
Host Johnny Daggers sits down with Daniel Lee Perea to discuss everything from music, films, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jimbo Mathus, a crazy real life story regarding an Elvis Impersonator, a karate instructor and nefarious attempts to frame the enemy. All of this and much, much more!
After thirty days on the road in Mississippi I’m happy to say I’m home and back in the studio! To help celebrate our 75th episode I sat down with Andrew Ratcliffe of Tweed Recording in Oxford, MS. Andrew has been producing and engineering bands for over twenty years and has carved out an incredible career in an area rich in musical history and heritage. His list of clients includes The Black Crowes, The Damnwells, Pokey LaFarge, Jimbo Mathus, Will Sexton, and the North Mississippi All-Stars. However, the real heart of Tweed studios lies in the incredible microphone collection Andrew has amassed, particularly the selection from Columbia studios. Thanks for tuning-in this week, and stay safe out there!
This week we continue with an amazing display of Memphis' musical might as we feature performances from BSC's 2016 Star-lite Revue. Listen in as local heavies deliver the raw and authentic sounds of gospel, blues, and soul music as only Memphians can. This week we'll hear from The Memphis Ukulele Band, Jimbo Mathus, The Southern Sons, and Rev. John Wilkins.
Eric Ambel plays tracks from Lakeside and talks about working with Jimbo Mathus, why the album is vinyl only, and the new Cowboy Technical studios. "Eric Ambel makes a quicker and looser rock & roll album (Ep295)" originated from Americana Music Show.
This edition of The Roadhouse is unintentionally harp-heavy. James Harman, Jimbo Mathus, Morry Sochat, Charlie Musselwhite, and Danielle Miraglia make for an hour of toe-tapping and, yes, chair-dancing blues in the 536th Roadhouse. Though I didn't really intend to do a harp-spotlight show, it definitely makes for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.
Jimbo Mathus plays tracks from Blue Healer and talks about learning the mandolin as a child, his rock & roll career, and the origin of the blues. Also on this episode, I’ve got the new Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard album. I’ve got some jump blues from Woody Pines. Another track from that knock out Eilen Jewell album. I’ve got a very timely song from that new Dale Watson album, more honky-tonk from Whitey Morgan and a whole lot more on this special two hour episode. "Ep249 Jimbo Mathus gets a visit from the blues" originated from Americana Music Show.
Eilen Jewell plays three tracks from her Sundown Over Ghost Town album, talks about returning to Boise, and the new member of their lineup. Also on this episode, brand new soul music from Beth McKee. A really nice debut from a band out of Asheville called Tellico. New rock & roll from Dan Montgomery. Another track from that knock out Alabama Shakes album. We’ve also got new California country from Grant Langston, A new string band tune from April Verch, another southern rock track from Jimbo Mathus and a lot more in this two hour episode. "Ep247 Eilen Jewell returns to small town life" originated from Americana Music Show.
Ann McCrary plays tracks from The McCrary Sisters’ album, Let’s Go, and talks about The Fairfield Four and working as backup singers. Also on this episode, R&B from Alabama Shakes, alt-country from June Star, blues from the Reverend Freakchild, stringband music from Mandolin Orange, cajun from Feufollet, country from The Honeycutters, blues from The Grahams, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus. "Ep245 The McCrary Sisters have Jesus and That’s Enough" originated from Americana Music Show.
Malcolm Holcombe plays tracks from The RCA Sessions, talks about getting inspired at the Salvation Army Store, and the tools of his trade. Also on this episode, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, folk-rock from Tom Rhodes, stringband country from The Honeycutters, cajun rock from Feufollet, country from Sarah Gayle Meech, alt-country from June Star, country/soul from Dayna Kurtz, and a rock ballad from John Moreland. "Ep244 Malcolm Holcombe plays pliers with wires" originated from Americana Music Show.
JeConte plays tracks from Down By The Bayou and talks about working with Anders Osborne, his stage name, and his tribute to his father. Also on this episode, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, gospel from The McCrary Sisters, alt-country from June Star, folk rock from John Moreland, folk from Malcolm Holcombe, jump blues from Eight O’Five Jive, indie rock from Matt Bradford, americana from Sam Lewis, and blues rock from Hurricane Ruth. "Ep243 JeConte gives his Everything" originated from Americana Music Show.
Last Man Standing, CeDell Davis's brand new record, is aptly titled. The 89 year old may be the very last of a generation of itinerant musicians that once travelled the Memphis and Delta region playing blues in juke joints and on street corners. Also with us this week is BSC contributor David Less. David will be continuing his series, The Memphis Beat.
This week's episode features the top 15 albums from Americana Music Show's Best of 2014 list, including music from Luther Dickinson, Shelley King, Rod Melancon, Cory Branan, Corb Lund, the Ben Miller Band, Eden Brent, Jimbo Mathus, Lucinda Williams, Scott H Biram, Old 97s, Lee Bains III & the Glory Fires, J.P. Harris and the Tough Choices, John Howie Jr. & The Rosewood Bluff, and St. Paul & The Broken Bones. "Ep226 Americana Music Show’s Best of 2014 part 2" originated from Americana Music Show.
With decades of accomplishments under his belt and a freight train tempo to his current rate of output and touring, Jimbo Mathus is crafting one of the most unique musical legacies in American roots music. It also may be one of the most overlooked. A genuine southern romantic, a brilliant wordsmith, and a fiery performer, it's always a pleasure when Jimbo graces our program. Today's performance is taken from the heart of the delta at the MIghty Mississippi Music Festival in Greenville, Mississippi. Also on the program, BSC contributor, Eddie Hankins continues his series, "American Studios: Memphis' Hit Factory."
JIMBO MATHUS is likely known as the ringleader of the hyper-ragtime outfit Squirrel Nut Zippers. In his native Mississippi and throughout the South, however, Mathus is the prolific songwriter of born-in-the-bone Southern music, the torchbearer for Deep South mythology and culture. The late Memphis producer Jim Dickinson once called Jimbo Mathus “the singing voice of Huck Finn.� Jimbo remains a rising-star powerhouse that feeds the soul. His latest band, The Tri-State Coalition, features solid talent cut from the same Delta cloth. Jimbo will be previewing tracks from his upcoming album release 'Dark Night of the Soul' due out in February on Fat Possum Records. http://jimbomathus.com CYNTHIA SAYER breaks all the banjo player stereotypes. Considered one of the top 4-string banjoists in the world today, Cynthia brings an edgy and soulful swing banjo style to a wide range of musical genres including hot jazz, tango, western swing, virtuoso classics and more. Cynthia has performed at Carnegie Hall, The White House, and for foreign royalty, and is an inductee into the American Banjo Museum Hall Of Fame. Her album �Attractions,� with legendary jazz guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, was nominated Best CD of the Year by the Jazz Journalists Association. Cynthia's much-anticipated 2013 release �Joyride,� is receiving rave reviews. cynthiasayer.com
John Howie Jr plays three tracks from Everything Except Goodbye, tells the story behind the new band name and why Earnest Tubb deserves a tribute show. Also on this episode, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, west coast indie rock from Chuck Ragan, trance blues from Turchi, new soul music from Candi Staton, roots rock from Bill Kirchen, folk rock from Twin Forks, country from Rodney Crowell, and retro-soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones. "Ep190 John Howie Jr & The Rosewood Bluff" originated from Americana Music Show.
Edward David Anderson plays three tracks from Lies & Wishes and talks about his more direct acoustic-driven sound and the Gulf Coast music scene. Also on this episode, honkytonk from John Howie Jr., roadhouse blues from Rodney Crowell, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, soul music from Candi Staton, retro-soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, indie rock from Chuck Ragan, country rock from Moot Davis, and traditional blues from Bobby Smith. "Episode 189: Edward David Anderson" originated from Americana Music Show.
Jimbo Mathus plays tracks from Dark Night Of The Soul, talks about going from "sepia tones to ultrachrome" and the "crazy Mississippi white boy chain." Also on this episode, indie rock from Bobby Bare Jr., heartland rock from Jonny Two Bags, country rock from Rodney Crowell, road trip music from Chuck Ragan, soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, country rock from John Howie Jr., kudzu boogie from Turchi, tin pan alley blues from Auburn, indie rock from Edward David Anderson, folk rock from Twin Forks, and honky tonk from Moot Davis. "Episode 188: Jimbo Mathus" originated from Americana Music Show.
Reagan Boggs plays 3 tracks from Quicksand and talks about writing songs about tough ladies and the value of simple songs. Also on this episode, heartland rock & roll from Chuck Ragan, indie rock from Jonny Two Bags, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, honky tonk from John Howie Jr., kudzu boogie from Turchi, newly released rockabilly from Johnny Cash, beautiful stringband music from The Henry Girls, and brand new soul music from St. Paul & The Broken Bones. "Episode 187: Reagan Boggs" originated from Americana Music Show.
James Trimble plays 3 tracks from The Dirty Guv'nahs' Hearts On Fire and talks about the band's backstory and singing from the top of the mountain. Also on this episode, New Orleans blues from Bobby Rush with Blinddog Smokin' and help from Dr. John, southern rock from Jimbo Mathus, retro soul from St. Paul & The Broken Bones, indie rock from Jonny Two Bags, country rock from Moot Davis, classic alt-country from Uncle Tupelo, folk rock from the Twin Forks, classic country from Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, and americana from The Henry Girls. "Episode 186: The Dirty Guv’nahs" originated from Americana Music Show.
The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Jimbo Mathus & The Tri-State Coalition – Dark Night Of The Soul (2014) The Departed – Adventus (2012) The Drive-By Truckers – English Oceans (2014) Jimbomathus.com Thedepartedmusic.com Drivebytruckers.com Glen-simpson.com All music is used with permission.
The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Robert Earl Reed – Carlene (2011) Jimbo Mathus & The Tri-State Coalition – White Buffalo (2013) Eric Taylor – Studio 10 (2013) Soundcloud.com/robert-earl-reed Jimbomathus.com Bluerubymusic.com Glen-simpson.com All music is used with permission.
FTB podcast #173 features the new album by JON DEE GRAHAM called Garage Sale. Also new music from JIMBO MATHUS, DON WILLIAMS and TRUCKSTOP HONEYMOON. Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts. Here's the direct link to listen now! Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss. Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm CST and again Friday mornings at 10:00 am CST and on Rob Ellen's Medicine Show. Show #173 JON DEE GRAHAM - Unafraid (Garage Sale) RUBY JANE - City of Angels (Celebrity (Empire of Emptiness)) JON BYRD - A Fond Farewell (Down At the Well of Wishes) DON WILLIAMS - Heart of Hearts (And So It Goes) (mic break) JIMBO MATHUS - Blue Light (Blue Light) HOLLY RENEE ALLEN - Red Dirt Soul (Red Dirt Soul) PHIL MADEIRA featuring BUDDY MILLER I Believe In You (Mercyland - Hymns For The Rest Of Us) JON DEE GRAHAM - The Orphan’s Song (Garage Sale) (mic break) COYOTE GRACE - Born Blind (Now Take Flight) DARKPONY - Hey Ma (Suburban Serenade Vol. 1) TRUCKSTOP HONEYMOON - On the Prairie Now (Steamboat in a Cornfield) ERIK BRANDT - Anywhere But Here (The Long Winter) THE dB’S - That Time Is Gone (Falling off The Sky) (mic break) JON DEE GRAHAM - Just Like That (Garage Sale) (July 26th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie
show#38604.30.11 MARK HODGSON - CATCH ME WHEN I FALL (THE BEST OF MARK HODGSON 2011)Big Head Todd & The Monsters - Crossroads Blues (Featuring BB King on Big Head Blues Club 2011)CHRIS BERGSON BAND - Staring at The Clock (Blues 2003)Chris Bergrson Band - Hello Bertha (Imitate The Sun 2011)Richard Ray Farrell - Leisure Man (I Sing The Blues Eclectic 2011)Lloyd Jones - Cry For Me Baby (Highway Bound 2011)Spinner's Section:all instrumentalsJimmy Thackery: Hobart's blues (6:53) (Solid Ice, Telarc, 2007)Jimmy McGriff: keep loose (5:56) (The Worm, Solid State, 1968)Jimmie Vaughan: comin' & goin' (2:55) (Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites, Proper, 2010)Kim Wilson: smokin' joint (5:19) (Smokin' Joint, MC Records, 2001)Ike Quebec: blues for Charlie (6:48) (Blue & Sentimental, Blue Note, 1963)Jean Jacques Milteau: U (5:07) (Blues Harp, Le Chant Du Monde, 1989)Barrelhouse: straight to the airport (1:43) (Live, Munich Records, 2004)Back To Beardo:John-Alex Mason - Free (Jook Joint Thunderbolt 2011)Cedell Davis - Cold Chills (The Horror Of It All 1998)The last songs all have Jimbo Mathus in common in some fashion!!James Mathus & His Knockdown Society - Drinkin' Antiseptic (National Antiseptic 2001)Patrick Sweany Band - The Hornet (C'mon, C'mere 2006)Jimbo Mathus - Crazy Bout You (Knockdown South 2005)Buddy Guy - Stay all Night (Sweet Tea 2001)Aynsley Lister,Erja Lyytinen, Ian Parker - Mississippi Lawnmower Blues (Pilgrimage: Mississippi to Memphis 2006)South Memphis String Band - Bootlegger's Blues (Home Sweet Home 2010)
Bill Cody with Jimbo Mathus recorded February 10, 2010 at WSM Radio in Nashville. Jimbo was in town to play the Loveless Barn and would treat us to a couple of live in studio tunes. For more on Jimbo's music you can check him out on the web at: http://www.myspace.com/jimbomathus
The critically-acclaimed Americana singer and bass player was a favorite of legendary producer Jim Dickinson, who hired her for his band and helmed her breakthrough solo record, “Anchors and Anvils.” Her latest "Painting Blue" album and five other excellent solo releases, in addition to collaborative projects Motel Mirrors, and The Wandering and Sisters of the Strawberry Moon, with N. Miss. Allstar Luther Dickinson, round out her body of work. As former guest Will Sexton's musical partner and better half, Amy knew what she was in for with the Troubled Men. It seems she's up for anything. Topics include Jazz Fest season, porch concerts, a loss at sea, recording sessions, a 2nd dose, a TV favorite, the drive to Austin, wanderlust, a first band, learning the bass, Memphis, the White twins, Liberty Land, Archer Records, marrying Will, a woman on tour, “Painting Blue,” road dates, a food cart, “Walk the Line,” Jimbo Mathus, a pet rat, Joaquin Phoenix, “The Heartbreak Kid,” Pepé Le Pew, a St. Croix vaccination, new recordings, political strife, eyes wide shut/open, and much more. Support the podcast[ here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Order GR8 Escape Chocolate Chip Cookies/ Use Promo Code TROUBLEDCOOKIE15 for 15% discount [here.](https://velobarcbd.com/gr8-escape/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Last Rock 'n' Roll Boy to Dance” from “Runaway's Diary” by Amy LaVere Outro music: “Not in Memphis” from “Painting Blue” by Amy LaVere
The Men draft the Squirrel Nut Zippers founder, singer, musician, and producer to talk about his new solo record, "Incinerator," and his life as the Huck Finn of American music. From the Clinton White House to the Mississippi Hill Country, he's seen a lot. Jimbo may not be innocent, but for the time being, he's pleading not guilty. Topics include SXSW, the Cactus Blossoms, more parades, Spring, brunch music, a new hat, a celebrity gift, the merchant marines, a fire, studio communication, proximity in art, online clothes, nudist colonies, a Squirrel Nut Zipper history, old-time candy, Sesame St., Tony Bennet, a grievance, RICO, starting over, a shed burden, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate on iTunes, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Follow on Facebook, share with friends, and spread the Troubled word. Intro music: Styler/Coman "South of Laredo" by Jimbo Mathus, from his new record, "Incinerator", available April 5.
After the 100th Episode Party gets scuttled by public health concerns and the stay-at-home order, the Troubled Men pivot to a series of 3-way calls to catch up with previous guests. In the first installment, Squirrel Nut Zippers founder Jimbo Mathus, composer/guitarist Jonathan Freilich, bassist/saloon owner Dave Clements, master drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and Tony Award-winning actor/musician Michael Cerveris check in from their safe houses to report on life since the podcast and where they're at now. In the wake of the worldwide pandemic, they engage in some gallows humor and try to laugh to keep from crying. Topics include essential businesses, conspiracy theories, a health tip, tours interrupted, the social contract, rats, quitters, an unanswered call to Dave Slut, a prediction, mild symptoms, movies, a COVID test, the Clempire, an open tab, a bad joke, partying weight, nicknames, a job offer, campaign strategy, the Louisiana governor, a drink offer, messages of hope and faith, a long lockdown, a session with Irma Thomas, Germania Hall, a Jon Cleary session, HBO's “The Plot Against America,” managing expectations, a new record, a backwoods locale, neighbors, the census, early exposure, David Simon, AA, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Music: Styler/Coman
The strip-mine crooner burst onto the scene with Tuscaloosa art agitators the Raudelunas Pataphysical Revue, fronting No Wave big band Ron ‘Pate & His Debonaires. Their live record and the subsequent studio albums, “From the One That Cut You” and “Car Radio Jerome,” established them as a mythic presence in the southern underground. Years out of sight and scarcity of the discs heightened the mystery surrounding the singer. Fred Lane's reemergence after 35 years with the “Icepick to the Moon” album and documentary and the recent cover of his "I Talk To My Haircut" by the Squirrel Nut Zippers has delighted fans and frightened foes from coast to coast. Now he trains his unblinking gaze on the Troubled Men. The hurricane killed the internet, so we strung together two tin cans to record this special episode. Topics include Hurricane Zeta recovery, a celebrity couple, the COVID vaccine, election stress, purple heroin, hospital food, New Orleans drivers, the 4-way stop, sober guests, a personal inventory, a star is born, an alter-ego, “Ubu Roi,” inspiration, a first recording, Davey Williams, LaDonna Smith, whirligigs, Jimbo Mathus, a rat problem, a Shimmy Disc reissue, Goner Records, e-cigarettes, southern-fried surrealists, the Fred Lane newsletter, kindred spirits, a George Carlin story, a Matthew Broderick stalking, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/troubledmenpodcast) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [ here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Additional music: “Fun In the Fundus,” “My Kind of Town,” “From The One That Cut You,” “White Woman,” “Icepick to the Moon,” and “Rubber Room” by Fred Lane
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