Podcast appearances and mentions of Joe Grushecky

PFT Commenter joins the show to discuss the US Open at Oakmont, and Deebo Samuel packing on the pounds while Terry McLaurin might be on his way out of Washington. We are happy to welcome Joe Grushecky and Billy Price in for this week's Coffeehouse.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special edition of None But The Brave, co-hosts Hal Schwartz and Flynn McLean report on Bruce Springsteen's surprise appearance at the Light Of Day Foundation's 25th annual Bob's Birthday Bash. He played one song each with Jesse Malin and Willie Nile as well as a full 60 minute set with Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers. For more information on exclusive NBTB content via Patreon, please visit: Patreon.com/NBTBPodcast. This show is sponsored by DistroKid. Use this link to support the show and get 30% off your first year: http://distrokid.com/vip/nbtb Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ABOUT JOE GRUSHECKY: Rock legend known for his work with the Iron City Houserockers and collaborations with Bruce Springsteen. He recently released the album “Can't Outrun A Memory”….. and also “Houserocker: A Joe Grushecky Anthology”. Over the years, his albums have included productions & contributions from Mick Ronson, Steve Van Zandt, Steve Cropper, Ian Hunter and Springsteen, among others. ABOUT THE PODCAST:  Candid discussions with and about those behind the scenes in the music business including industry veterans representing the segments of: Musician, Design & Live ABOUT THE HOSTS: All three Music Buzzz Podcast hosts (Dane Clark, Hugh Syme and Andy Wilson) have spent their careers working with the biggest names in entertainment and have been, and still are, a fly on the wall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ABOUT JOE GRUSHECKY: Rock legend known for his work with the Iron City Houserockers and collaborations with Bruce Springsteen. He recently released the album “Can't Outrun A Memory”….. and also “Houserocker: A Joe Grushecky Anthology”. Over the years, his albums have included productions & contributions from Mick Ronson, Steve Van Zandt, Steve Cropper, Ian Hunter and Springsteen, among others. ABOUT THE PODCAST:  Candid discussions with and about those behind the scenes in the music business including industry veterans representing the segments of: Musician, Design & Live ABOUT THE HOSTS: All three Music Buzzz Podcast hosts (Dane Clark, Hugh Syme and Andy Wilson) have spent their careers working with the biggest names in entertainment and have been, and still are, a fly on the wall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mighty Manfred's guest this week is Joe Grushecky of Joe Grushecky & the Houserockers. “This Is Who We Are” is our Coolest Song in the World this week. Join the Mighty Manfred and Joe Grushecky for this week's Coolest Conversation, presented by Hard Rock

Tiny Wars, Sean Collier's Movie Reviews, The Mayor Sean Casey, Joe Grushecky, Rated Eye, and more.

Joe Grushecky calls in to talk about his new record that released today called 'Can't Outrun A Memory.' Rated Eye performs live in studio for the Coffeehouse.

Joe Bartnick, Kevin Gorman, Joe Grushecky, and more.

Joe Grushecky calls in to talk about the latest release on 'Houserocker: A Jo Grushecky Anthology,' his work on East Carson Street - The Musical, and his show at the Bottlerocket this Saturday night.

Joe Grushecky joins the show ahead of the Houserockin' Holiday Extravaganza at the Crafthouse Stage & Grill this Saturday night. Missi Matthews believes the Steelers offense will show more signs of improvement this week against the Cardinals.

Pick 6, Joe Grushecky, Missi Matthews, Mark Madden, Big Cat, and Guy Junker.

Sean Collier reviews TMNT Mutant Mayhem, The Meg 2, and has a retro pick. Joe Grushecky from the Houserockers previews his upcoming shows inclduing tomorrow night at Mario's 410 Grille in Beaver. Chris Boles promotes the Lawrenceville Art Crawl happening this Saturday. Paul G from Black Ridge is in for a virtual coffeehouse ahead of their show tonight at the Thunderbird.

Henry Lee Summer latched on to the sound of pop and rock radio in the 80s and rode that bad boy to a couple of late-decade hits, and a handful of good, heartland rock and roll albums.  But in his home state - Indiana - Summer was more than couple nice radio hits and a handful of albums. Weird that he could be, maybe? Really not. His story is like a lot of local-but-more-music heroes. Cleveland and Providence and Pittsburgh and Toronto. Artists like Donnie Iris, Kim Mitchell, John Cafferty, and Joe Grushecky.   Henry Lee Summer mined the sound of late 80's rock and roll with his own little twist, influenced by Top 40 AM radio hooks, and, in the best way, a product of live sets in the smoke and noise and chaos of a live rock and roll club. His is the sound of the Midwest. The studio recordings - most of them - shined up for presentation to the masses, and the live shows greased and gritted for the faithful. And he played great shows. Evenings that turned revival-ish. A shared act of live, loud, shakin' crowd-into-it rock and roll.  Henry Lee, well beyond most of his hit-making days, brought the goods, man. His last hit was the early 90s.  I saw him making it rock in a live setting be fantastic ten years past that.   And then he wasn't.  And now he is again. I loved seeing Henry Lee live. Here's an episode driven by a hope to share how great that act was without overselling it.  Because in the end, Henry Lee Summer had a handful of hits on the radio. Nothing more than that - unless you saw him live. Then it makes more sense: the straining-to-be-loose studio albums that never quite were roughed up enough (other than the second major label release  - "I've Got Everything") as he chased the right mix of hanging on and totally in the groove. That balance was what he harnessed on stage.   So these are my stories of discovery and the way one musician nothing much to most music fans, found a way to mean something more where he was and when he could.  Maybe this one is a little more personal than usual. I'm OK with that. I hope you are too. Enjoy the listen.   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts Read Rob's current and archived writing at rockforwardmusic.com website: rockpopandroll.com EMAIL: rockpoprollpodcast@gmail.com

Bruce Springsteen, Joe Grushecky, and Omertà.

Pittsburgh-based rocker and songwriter Joe Grushecky joins Sportsjam with Doug Doyle to tals about the Light of Day Foundation concerts, Bruce Springsteen, special education and sports

Hoy recordamos en La Gran Travesía a Aretha Franklin, Robert Johnson y Elvis Presley en el día del aniversario de su muerte. También escuchamos a War on Drugs, Joe Grushecky, Dessert Mountain Tribe, Eric Clapton, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Madonna, Neil Young y muchos más. Muchas gracias a todos por suscribiros, comentar, compartir, darle like... y en especial a los mecenas y patrocinadores de La Gran Travesía por su apoyo. Victor Bravo, Karlos Martínez, Juan Carlos González, Fonune, Ikatza, Eulogiko, Lourdes Pilar, Jose Diego, Dora, Miguel Angel Torres, Dani, Suibne, Jesús Miguel, Leticia, Sementalex, Guillermo Gutierrez, Zimmy, Enrique FG, Sergio Castillo, Aida, Mati, Elliot SF, Redneckman, Daniel A, Raul Andrés, Luis Miguel Crespo, Gonzalo Fernández, Vlado 74, Toni Sureda, Alvaro Pérez, Marcos París, Angel Hernandez, Edgar Cuevas, Okabe 16, Jit, Vicente DC, Francisco González, María Arán, javifer27, juancalero62 … y a los mecenas anónimos.

We talk to Joe Grushecky about his late 70's critically acclaimed debut album with the Iron City Houserockers to the 25th Anniversary of his Bruce Springsteen-produced masterpiece album "American Babylon".

American Babylon, first issued in 1995, was produced by Bruce Springsteen whose friendship with Grushecky predates the album's sessions and has endured in the intervening decades. The new American Babylon2 CD set offers 27 tracks including the album's original 12 selections among which are “Chain Smokin',” “Only Lovers Left Alive,” “What Did You Do In The War” as well as “Homestead” and “Dark and Bloody Ground,” the latter two co-written with Springsteen. Original demo recordings of “Chain Smokin',” "Never Be Enough Time” and “Only Lovers Left Alive, never previously released, round out the first disc. A 13-track companion disc documents live performances recorded at Nick's Fat City in Pittsburgh during the Houserockers' legendary “October Assault” tour that launched the album that month in 1995. Joe and the band performed not only in Grushecky's hometown but also in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Asbury Park as well. Springsteen is heard on eight of the album's tracks and his voice is heard on “Light of Day,” his own song, as well as on the Chuck Berry version of “Down The Road Apiece,” the album's closer. One track featured on the live disc that is not part of the American Babylon tune stack is “Pumping Iron,” a fan favorite from The Iron City Houserockers' 1980 Have A Good Time But Get Out Alive album. On the topic of collaborative songwriting, Grushecky commented to Rolling Stone, “It's a great thing for me to write with a talent like Bruce who is obviously one of the greats. I think that in a quiet way it sort of says something about my writing ability.” Rolling Stone's Andy Greene chronicled the relationship between Joe and American Babylon's recently: "As the leader of the Pittsburgh-based Iron City Houserockers, Joe Grushecky hammered out four heartland rock albums in the late 1970s and early 1980s. These won over more critics than fans, so he became a special education teacher to support his family. Still, he maintained a close friendship with Bruce Springsteen, and in 1995, they teamed up for American Babylon. The two remain tight and play together at least once a year, but this album remains their greatest joint accomplishment.” The collaboration was not pre-planned and came about quite organically. Joe recalled, “I was thinking about making a new record and had a couple songs written. My wife suggested ‘Why don't you ask Bruce to play?' I hemmed and hawed for a while and finally we got in touch. It sort of just took on a life of its own. It was fun working with Bruce; he added little twists and turns that I wouldn't have come up with on my own which made the record a lot of fun to do musically. Once we got together, it just seemed like we were real sure of what we were doing. There wasn't a lot of second guessing and pulling your hair thinking, ‘Is this good?” We just sort of went in and did it in a very relaxed atmosphere, so it was fun.” The 25thanniversary edition of American Babylon was preceded by the August 27 release of the live version of “American Babylon” (title song) as well as the demo for “Only Lovers Left Alive.”

American Babylon, first issued in 1995, was produced by Bruce Springsteen whose friendship with Grushecky predates the album's sessions and has endured in the intervening decades. The new American Babylon2 CD set offers 27 tracks including the album's original 12 selections among which are “Chain Smokin',” “Only Lovers Left Alive,” “What Did You Do In The War” as well as “Homestead” and “Dark and Bloody Ground,” the latter two co-written with Springsteen. Original demo recordings of “Chain Smokin',” "Never Be Enough Time” and “Only Lovers Left Alive, never previously released, round out the first disc. A 13-track companion disc documents live performances recorded at Nick's Fat City in Pittsburgh during the Houserockers' legendary “October Assault” tour that launched the album that month in 1995. Joe and the band performed not only in Grushecky's hometown but also in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Asbury Park as well. Springsteen is heard on eight of the album's tracks and his voice is heard on “Light of Day,” his own song, as well as on the Chuck Berry version of “Down The Road Apiece,” the album's closer. One track featured on the live disc that is not part of the American Babylon tune stack is “Pumping Iron,” a fan favorite from The Iron City Houserockers' 1980 Have A Good Time But Get Out Alive album. On the topic of collaborative songwriting, Grushecky commented to Rolling Stone, “It's a great thing for me to write with a talent like Bruce who is obviously one of the greats. I think that in a quiet way it sort of says something about my writing ability.” Rolling Stone's Andy Greene chronicled the relationship between Joe and American Babylon's recently: "As the leader of the Pittsburgh-based Iron City Houserockers, Joe Grushecky hammered out four heartland rock albums in the late 1970s and early 1980s. These won over more critics than fans, so he became a special education teacher to support his family. Still, he maintained a close friendship with Bruce Springsteen, and in 1995, they teamed up for American Babylon. The two remain tight and play together at least once a year, but this album remains their greatest joint accomplishment.” The collaboration was not pre-planned and came about quite organically. Joe recalled, “I was thinking about making a new record and had a couple songs written. My wife suggested ‘Why don't you ask Bruce to play?' I hemmed and hawed for a while and finally we got in touch. It sort of just took on a life of its own. It was fun working with Bruce; he added little twists and turns that I wouldn't have come up with on my own which made the record a lot of fun to do musically. Once we got together, it just seemed like we were real sure of what we were doing. There wasn't a lot of second guessing and pulling your hair thinking, ‘Is this good?” We just sort of went in and did it in a very relaxed atmosphere, so it was fun.” The 25thanniversary edition of American Babylon was preceded by the August 27 release of the live version of “American Babylon” (title song) as well as the demo for “Only Lovers Left Alive.”

Un poco de pop psicodélico con The Orion Experience y el nuevo proyecto de Kip Berman (antes de The Pains of Being Pure at Heart), The Natvral. Una nueva canción soul de Amy Helm y un poco de blues con Robert Finley y con Robert Stone y su samigos japos, antes de escuchar la última de John Hiatt y el curioso groove R&B de Bill Toms, antiguo guitarrista de Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers. Nos despedimos con la versión de las Dead Flowers, a cargo del Desperado Fernando Marín con su banda y después una country de Squeeze aprovechando que han reeditado un album de éxitos, Spot The Difference, con algunos de ellos en directo. ¡Para otro día!⦁ Prima Donna, Atomic Love⦁ Prima Donna, He's A Rebel ⦁ Thunder, You're Gonna Be My Girl ⦁ Backwood Spirit, Catch The Fire ⦁ The Orion Experience, Vampire ⦁ The Orion Experience, Lower East Side Love Song ⦁ The Natvral, Sun Blisters ⦁ The Natvral, Why Don't You Come Out Anymore?⦁ Amy Helm, Sweet Mama ⦁ Robert Finley, Country Child ⦁ Rob Stone Featuring Elena Kato & Hiroshi Eguchi, Got To Get You Off My Mind ⦁ John Hiatt With The Jerry Douglas Band, I'm In Asheville⦁ Bill Toms, Everybody's Talking ⦁ Fernando Martín & The Southern Comfort Band, Flores Muertas (Feat. Rubén Pozo)⦁ Squeeze, Labelled With Love

Join Ray and Marc as they interview Rhythm & Blues musician Bill Toms. Listen to how Bill created his new album with his band Hard Rain entitled Keep Movin' On during the pandemic. Find out how working with Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Bruce Springsteen allowed him to find his unique style. 

Joe previews the virtual Light of Day concert this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the season two premiere of None But The Brave, hosts Hal Schwartz and Flynn McLean are joined by special guest Joe Grushecky, lead singer and guitarist for Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers, to discuss his band’s latest release, the 40th anniversary edition of his second LP Have A Good Time but...Get Out Alive. The wide ranging conversation also includes the 25th anniversary of American Babylon, which was produced by Bruce Springsteen, and the October Assault Tour as well as 20 years of the Light of Day Foundation. For more info on Light of Day, please go to lightofday.org.

In a teaser for the upcoming second season of None But The Brave, film producer Hal Schwartz and Backstreets magazine contributor Flynn McLean discuss the big news that Bruce Springsteen is releasing his 20th studio album, Letter To You, on October 23rd and give their reaction to the first single. They also preview the first episode of the season, which will include a conversation with Pittsburgh rocker Joe Grushecky.

Comedian Ian Bagg is dropping a new album - "Everybody Wants Some!" Legendary rocker Joe Grushecky finds his duet with The Boss as part of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, and Sean Collier has a new Drive-in of the Week.

Scott Weis Band (The Way I Do); Sam Joyner (Goin To Chicago); Buddy Guy (Meet Me In Chicago); Blind Mississippi Morris (This Morning Before Sunrise); Memphis Slim (Blue And Lonesome); Homesick James and Snooky Pryor (Sad And Lonesome); Sam Johnson (We Done Quit); TCI Section Crew (Track Linin'); Blues Ghetto (Don't Boss Me); Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers (Soul Survivor); Ruth Wyand and The Tribe Of One (Help My Soul Survive); Samantha Fish (Louisiana Rain); Dave Fields (Why Can't You Treat Me Right); Steve Howell, Dan Sumner and Jason Weinheimer (Nothin' But The Blues); JD Taylor (It Ain't No Good).

In the latest episode of None But The Brave, film producer Hal Schwartz and Backstreets magazine contributor Flynn McLean examine the wild array of recording sessions that Bruce Springsteen conducted in 1994-95. During this time, Bruce recorded with the 92-93 band, the E Street Band, and a small combo with which he recorded two different records. He also worked with Joe Grushecky on American Babylon. On stage, he made an series of bi-coastal guest appearances, played several times with the E Street Band, and even played a club show in Berlin. 

Gene Steratore describes the rule changes implemented in the NFL and whether it's worth sacrificing the sanctity of the game for added entertainment. Liz Berlin is hosting a virtual Pittsburgh Women's Music Festival, happening tomorrow night at 5pm on Mr. Small's Facebook page. Joe Grushecky and the House Rockers are the subject of tonight's classic album series, specifically "Have A Good Time but Get Out Alive," and Sean Collier reviews a Dennis Rodman classic, and Joe Bartnick remembers the '92 Stanley Cup Champion Penguins in their quest for Back-to-Back Cups.

This week Manfred’s guest is Joe Gruschecky frontman of the Pittsburgh, PA rockers Iron City Houserockers. Following the 40th anniversary of their seminal album 'Have a Good Time But Get Out Alive!', Joe stopped by to chat all about the bands early days, signing with Steve Popovich's 'Cleveland International Records' and producing the album with Ian Hunter, Mark Ronson & SVZ.  Join Joe Gruschecky with Mighty Manfred on this Coolest Conversations in Little Steven’s Underground Garage. www.undergroundgarage.com/ (https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.undergroundgarage.com%2F&token=f1d51-1-1588191568604) www.facebook.com/undergroundgarage/ (https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fundergroundgarage%2F&token=e2f5b2-1-1588191568604) twitter.com/littlesteven_ug (https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Flittlesteven_ug&token=9a0221-1-1588191568604) www.instagram.com/littlesteven_ug/ (https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Flittlesteven_ug%2F&token=9e3005-1-1588191568604)

Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers are a rock 'n roll institution and they're celebrating a very special 40th anniversary with the likes of Stevie Van Zandt and Mick Ronson, Gerry Dulac has updates on the PGA Tour's plans to resume as well as what he imagines the Steelers will do on Friday night, and comedian Mark Normand is stranded in his apartment in New York City.

Jesse Marshall of The Athletic takes us behind the scenes of the Phil Kessel trade and how he thinks it all went down, but will ever know for sure? If history is any indication, Phil tends to wear out his welcome and a mutual split ensues. Billy Bob Thornton's band The Boxmasters will be at Jergel's on Wednesday, he talked to Randy about all things music. And we recap our monstrous weekend of comedy all around tahn. Also, Jimmy Adler and Joe Grushecky perform in the Coffeehouse

Jesse Marshall of The Athletic takes us behind the scenes of the Phil Kessel trade and how he thinks it all went down, but will ever know for sure? If history is any indication, Phil tends to wear out his welcome and a mutual split ensues. Billy Bob Thornton's band The Boxmasters will be at Jergel's on Wednesday, he talked to Randy about all things music. And we recap our monstrous weekend of comedy all around tahn. Also, Jimmy Adler and Joe Grushecky perform in the Coffeehouse

Portada de hoy para Darlingside, un brillante cuarteto con base en Boston que recupera las esencias primigenias del pop más elegante en su último trabajo 'Look Up & Fly Away'. Además, nos ponemos tras la pista y los sonidos de la órbita de Springsteen, y lo hacemos porque el ambiente huele a nuevo proyecto del Boss. En este sentido escucharemos a Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul, Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes, Joe Grushecky y John Hiatt. Pero antes, también invitaremos al magnético cantautor siciliano Fabrizio Cammarata y la música de otro de los proyectos de Warren Haynes Big Al And The Heavyweights. Cerraremos con Bruce a la espera de más noticias. Gracias por la compañía.

Portada de hoy para Darlingside, un brillante cuarteto con base en Boston que recupera las esencias primigenias del pop más elegante en su último trabajo 'Look Up & Fly Away'. Además, nos ponemos tras la pista y los sonidos de la órbita de Springsteen, y lo hacemos porque el ambiente huele a nuevo proyecto del Boss. En este sentido escucharemos a Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul, Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes, Joe Grushecky y John Hiatt. Pero antes, también invitaremos al magnético cantautor siciliano Fabrizio Cammarata y la música de otro de los proyectos de Warren Haynes Big Al And The Heavyweights. Cerraremos con Bruce a la espera de más noticias. Gracias por la compañía.

Sean Collier reviews "Ready Player One" and "Game Over Man," comedian Cristela Alonzo is impressed by Pittsburghese and the city's industrial aesthetic, Bob Errey comments on Sid's insane OT winner in Jersey last night, and Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers take the Point Park University Stage in the Primanti's DVE Coffeehouse.

Sean Collier reviews "Ready Player One" and "Game Over Man," comedian Cristela Alonzo is impressed by Pittsburghese and the city's industrial aesthetic, Bob Errey comments on Sid's insane OT winner in Jersey last night, and Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers take the Point Park University Stage in the Primanti's DVE Coffeehouse.

Sean McDowell's Sunday Morning on WDVE and other iHeart Radio stations. Sean interviews Nick Vizzoca, Vincentian Collaborative System President & CEO and Jude Hazard, Director of Communications. Topics include Vincentian Rocks, a benefit concert, as well as the Rocking for Residents fundraiser and Vincentian's senior communities.

HOUSE ROCKERS UNITE IT TIMES LIKE THESE THAT GIVE US ALL LIFE. JOE GRUSHECKY AND THE HOUSE ROCKERS ARE HERE

Joe Grushecky discusses his musical career with TAPinto Greater Olean Co-Editor Richard Lee. Grushecky and the Houserockers are performing in Niagara Falls, Ontario, on Friday, June 16. The show, which will take place at Yanks Old Niagara, also will feature Evan "EJ" Rotella with special guest and Houserocker, Danny Gochnour, and Niagara's own Cory Cruise.

Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Bill Toms joined Pittsburgh’s legendary band, The Houserockers, as lead guitarist in 1987. The band’s meteoric rise into the professional music scene enabled Bill to tour the United States and Europe repeatedly. While with Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers he opened for and played with a long and impressive list of notables, such as The Band, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Little Feat and Stevie Ray Vaughn. During his 20 years of playing guitar, co-writing, and singing back-up vocals for the Houserockers, Toms recorded six studio albums and one live concert album. In 1995, the acclaimed CD, “American Babylon,” was recorded and produced by Bruce Springsteen. In this episode, Bill talked about the release of his latest CD, “Deep in the Shadows.”

Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Bill Toms joined Pittsburgh’s legendary band, The Houserockers, as lead guitarist in 1987. The band’s meteoric rise into the professional music scene enabled Bill to tour the United States and Europe repeatedly. While with Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers he opened for and played with a long and impressive list of notables, such as The Band, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Little Feat and Stevie Ray Vaughn. During his 20 years of playing guitar, co-writing, and singing back-up vocals for the Houserockers, Toms recorded six studio albums and one live concert album. In 1995, the acclaimed CD, “American Babylon,” was recorded and produced by Bruce Springsteen. Bill Toms’ solo performances have taken him all over the United States and Europe. In addition to his previous six studio CD's, one “Live” CD, and single EP, his latest record, the Will Kimbrough produced, “Memphis” was released to international critical acclaim in 2011.

Rich sits down with legendary roots rocker Joe Grushecky, discussing his career and his most recent album Somewhere East of Eden