Podcast appearances and mentions of Joe Pug

Pearl Rachinsky our guest for Episode 186. llustration, art direction, photography, branding- it seems like Pearl can do anything. She is a multi-disciplinary visual artist who has worked with Jason Isbell, John Moreland, Joe Pug and many other modern legends of roots music.  Pearl's life has been a fascinating journey and she is a kind soul. We caught up in the green room ahead of John Moreland with Jordan Foley and Tyler Hood at Tuffy's Music Box in Sanford, FL, to talk about crushing the patriarchy, making discerning creative choices, growing up in an artistic environment, and so much more. Listen on: Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/episode/5EwBDPpK4FBpj6TkPaFQ3X?si=99b18bbececa4911 YouTube- https://youtu.be/n9xQa40UVAw?si=0kwopO4ZjjrCGE1U Apple Podcasts- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-marinade-with-jason-earle/id1281080492?i=1000705239554 Support The Marinade on Patreon: patreon.com/marinadepodcast    

Jason Earle of The Marinade tells stories about his favorite live shows of the year 2024. Hear tales about seeing The Rolling Stones, Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit at Bonnaroo, Joe Pug, and Jonathan Peyton and Abigail Peyton.

This is episode 2 of our mini-series of conversations compiled around a different theme each episode. This week we dive into the business of DIY, and stories of different artists that have built successful, sustainable careers outside of the major label, stereotypical "right" career path. We hear from Jesse Boykins III talk about leaving and standing up to Def Jam Records and Universal Publishing, Laura Veirs on owning her publishing throughout and starting her own label, the blue collar DIY sustainability that Joe Pug has mastered, and how BJ Barham (American Aquarium) has managed to build a six-figure DIY empire (both record sales/touring and merch)!You can find a link to our full conversations with each of them below, and playlists of other past conversations grouped by topic on our YouTube channel, also below.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:Jesse Boykins III - episode 67Laura Veirs - episode 44Joe Pug - episode 10BJ Barham - episode 7Click here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss. Become a subscribing member on our Patreon to gain more inside access including exclusive content, workshops, the chance to have your questions answered by our upcoming guests, and more.

Find this episode on YouTube: A singer-songwriter known for his lyrical acumen and plaintive harmonica style, Joe Pug has released a string of critically acclaimed albums since 2008. Additionally, Joe is the creator and host of the popular podcast The Working Songwriter. John and Joe explore what it means to be an artist, what Joe notices in the myriad conversations he has on his podcast about working artists, and a little impromptu guitar at the end. Please take a look at one of the best podcasts on the web: https://theworkingsongwriter.com/

Josh Ritter is a successful and celebrated songwriter, and I feel convinced after my conversation with him that his songwriting is so good, in part, because he does not particularly care about being successful or celebrated. As he once wrote in “Snow is gone”, “I'm singing for the love of it / Have mercy on the man who sings to be adored”. I loved talking to him. REGARDING THE VIDEO VERSION OF THE SHOW: You'll notice that I've released this episode in both audio and video format. I assumed that it would not publish on podcatchers that don't support video, but it has. If you're using overcast (or a similar podcatcher) and would like the video version, just look for the show on YouTube, it's easiest to find the video there. If you're sticking with audio, switch over to the audio version of this episode, it has slightly more content. :) M7 Intro (0:00) This episode is sponsored by sponsors: (0:35) Opening Interview with Josh: (2:40) Song #1: (22:30) Song #2: (38:20) One Cool Thing: (1:01:40) Farewell and Links: (1:05:06) Links! Josh Ritter New album, “Heaven, or Someplace as Nice” Website Bandcamp Spotify Instagram Facebook We Flew Off The Page Join the Patreon All links Muhammad Seven All links Other Links M7's old tweet to Josh Ritter with Joe Pug on “The Working Songwriter” Ritter with Ben Opipari on “Songwriters on Process” Al Pacino on The NY Times' “The Interview” podcast The RV tournament app

Josh Ritter is a successful and celebrated songwriter, and I feel convinced after my conversation with him that his songwriting is so good, in part, because he does not particularly care about being successful or celebrated. As he once wrote in “Snow is gone”, “I'm singing for the love of it / Have mercy on the man who sings to be adored”. I loved talking to him. Intro (0:00) This episode is sponsored by sponsors: (0:35) Opening Interview with Josh: (2:40) Song #1: (22:30) Song #2: (38:20) One Cool Thing: (1:01:40) Farewell and Links: (1:05:06) Links! Josh Ritter New album, “Heaven, or Someplace as Nice” Website Bandcamp Spotify Instagram Facebook We Flew Off The Page Join the Patreon All links Muhammad Seven All links Other Links M7's old tweet to Josh Ritter with Joe Pug on “The Working Songwriter” Ritter with Ben Opipari on “Songwriters on Process” Al Pacino on The NY Times' “The Interview” podcast The RV tournament app

This episode was recorded on August 25th, 2024 at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV. The lineup includes Joe Pug, Jobi Riccio, Carrie Newcomer, Curtis McMurtry, and The Local Honeys. https://bit.ly/4dJSWAq

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Tuesday, July 23, 2024. It's hot out there! The WVDNR offers some advice for outdoor enthusiasts to stay cool and hydrated…Check out the great lineup of shows from Mountain Stage and get your tickets today…and find a rewarding career in public safety -- check out who's hiring…on today's daily304. #1 – From WSAZ-TV – With temperatures hitting 90 degrees for 23 of the past 30 days, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources says outdoor enthusiasts need to take precautions and plan ahead. Beating the heat has been critically important this summer across the country. Just this past week a camper at Kanawha State Forest was treated for heat stroke. Park Superintendent Clark Sanford offered advice for those taking part in outside activity: “You want to pack at least one bottle of water for every two miles that you plan to be out hiking, and then to eat and to have proper salt intake as well,” he said. “Your body needs that salt to be able to hold onto the water to remain hydrated.” Sanford added that if you get in trouble and you don't have cell service, you should still use your phone to call 911. Many cell phones, in the case of an emergency, can connect with satellites to get help. Officials say it's critical to listen to your body. If something doesn't feel right, slow down, take a rest and find a way to cool down. Read more: https://www.wsaz.com/2024/07/15/wva-dnr-urges-precaution-with-hiking-heat/   #2 – From MOUNTAIN STAGE – Get your tickets now for some great Mountain Stage shows coming up over the next few months. For nearly 40 years, Mountain Stage has been the home of live music on public radio. Produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting, hosted by Kathy Mattea, and distributed by NPR Music, each two-hour episode of Mountain Stage is recorded before a live audience. Upcoming shows include Joe Pug, American Patchwork Quartet, Dave Alvin, Blitzen Trapper and more. Shows take place at the Culture Center Theater at the State Capitol Complex unless otherwise noted.  Read more: https://mountainstage.org/upcoming-live-shows/   #3 – From DCR.WV – Make a difference in your community! Good pay with benefits, paid leave, opportunities for advancement -- that's what you'll find with a career in public safety. The West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation is hiring! Visit dcr.wv.gov to find a list of hiring events coming up soon. Learn more: https://dcr.wv.gov/Pages/default.aspx   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

FTB podcast #551 is a one-shot show featuring songs from new albums by Brew Davis, Sierra Ferrell, Joe Pug, Lisa Bastoni, The Kitchen Dwellers and more! Full playlist: http://ftbpodcasts.com/?p=9415

Indie-folk troubadour Joe Pug and Newski riff on nomadism, working efficiently, A.I. songwriting predictions, book recs, y mucho mas.  More on Joe: https://joepugmusic.com/ Back the pod! https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI ON TOUR 5/9 Burnsville, MN - The Garage 5/10 Eau Claire, WI - The Plus 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatic Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest 

Joe Pug will not engage in the Left-Brained Vs Right-Brained debate. His artistry and pragmatic business sense have lived in actual parallel through his music career. His songwriting and creativity are fueled by passion and result in dramatic and exciting songs, as on his new album Sketch of a Promised Departure. He also has stayed ahead of the curve and created an ecosystem where self-reliance, growth and music business thrive especially with his latest venture, The Nation of Heat Vault that has every album, podcast, and newsletter up behind a paywall. In our interview, we dig into his creative process, artistic balance and family life while creating his latest project.The album was made on his own time at his new home studio (which he's been working on for a decade). His reflection of having complete control over the music production is one of relief and joy in that he was able to take as long as he wanted. We go through several songs on the album, remarking on songs like "Then the Rain," which shines in it's simplicity just like many of Lucinda Williams songs, one of his biggest inspirations. We also talk about his life journey into adulthood when he moved to Chicago, which is a chapter in his life he is writing about in detail on the new album. He talks about what he hopes for his own young kids' futures and how parenting has changed since he first became a dad seven or eight years ago. And of course, we talk about his fantastic podcast, The Working Songwriter and how being an interviewer has changed his attitude about being the interviewee.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Joe Pug is our guest for the second time. Joe is a revered singer, songwriter, and podcaster from Greenbelt, Maryland. He has been releasing music since 2009's classic record Nation of Heat, which was about the time his work came into my life when he opened for the legendary Steve Earle. His latest record Sketch of a Promised Departure will be released on March 3, 2024.  The first time we talked was a remote conversation back in 2021. This time we got to sit down with Joe backstage ahead of his show at Tuffy's Music Box in Sanford, FL. The wonderful songwriter and friend of the show Michael McArthur opened with Josh Davis on guitar. The atmosphere was welcoming and beautiful and I am so grateful to bring you this episode. Everyone, it is my great honor to bring you the return of Joe Pug. Follow all things Joe Pug at: https://joepugmusic.com/ Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast    

Listen to the first song of the new Joe Pug album.

Join us for the music of singer-songwriter Joe Pug recorded live at Anderson Japanese Gardens in Rockford.

"The more I buy, the more I'm bought / and the more I'm bought, the less I cost" --Joe Pug, "Hymn #109" --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hucklefather/support

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KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk and Adam Smith talk about Diamond Jim's 25th Anniversary celebration, the Skagit Valley Wood Expo, and singer-songwriter Joe Pug performing at the Wild Buffalo.

If finding common ground sounds like an ambitious prospect in these profoundly polarized times, that's because, quite frankly, it is. But with his extraordinary new album, The United State, Wells has managed to transcend politics and race and religion and tap into something far deeper, something infinitely more primal and timeless. Recorded with acclaimed producer Duane Lundy (Ringo Starr, Sturgill Simpson's Sunday Valley, Joe Pug), the collection explores our innate humanity and everything that comes with it: the joy, the sorrow, the ecstasy, the pain, the hope, the fear. Wells' songs speak to the universal truths that bind us, empathetically leaping between perspectives as they reckon with personal growth and existential quandaries. The arrangements here are rich and ethereal to match, balancing lush sonic landscapes with stark acoustic meditations. The result is a subtly revelatory record, a gripping, cinematic album full of small moments and sharp insights that add up to nothing short of life itself. “Ultimately, this album's about unity,” says Wells. “It's about the common thread that connects us all.” After spending his childhood in Blanchard, LA, Wells moved with his family to Cynthiana, Kentucky as a youngster. Growing up in the rural South, he rebelled against the commercial country music that surrounded him, instead preferring the trippy psychedelia of Pink Floyd and the brash energy of Guns N' Roses. After an aimless couple of years trying to put a band together in rural Kentucky, he moved to Lexington, and immediately launched the cult favorite Southern rock band Fifth on the Floor. The group released a couple of well-received independent records before teaming up with Shooter Jennings on their breakout third album, 2013's Ashes & Angels, which debuted on the Billboard Country charts. While the record earned raves and helped land the band dates with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, and Blackberry Smoke, it would prove to be the group's last, and following a pair of hometown farewell shows, the four-piece split for good. “When that band broke up, it kicked me in the teeth. We'd spent years clawing upward, and suddenly there was no wind, no sails,” says Wells. “That had been my dream since I was a teenager, and all of my eggs were in that basket. There was no backup plan.”  With the rug suddenly pulled out from under him, Wells found himself in freefall. Rather than succumb to the disappointment, though, he decided to write his way through the heartache, emerging stronger and more creatively invigorated on the other side with his solo debut, Dawn in the Distance. The record (and its subsequent touring) prompted the best reviews of Wells' career, with Rolling Stone hailing his “gift for melody” and Saving Country Music praising his “stunning insight and honesty.” The album reached #3 on Amazon's Alt-Country/Americana chart, and songs from the collection racked up more than a million streams on Spotify alone.  When it came time to work on a follow-up, Wells decided to flip his entire writing process on its head. Instead of penning whatever music just happened to come to mind, he crafted an entire architecture and sequence for the record in advance, following it like a road map as he wrote about what it meant to be human, to be caring, to love yourself and your fellow man, flaws and all. “Tribalism is the name of the game at this point,” says Wells. “‘Divided' is a cliche. But if you zoom out, we all bleed the same, we all laugh the same, we all cry the same. There's this common path that all of our lives follow: birth, being a dumbass kid, thinking you're falling in love, actually falling in love, starting a family. Worrying about paying the bills, death, whatever comes next.This episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Economics and finance writer/editor Heidi Moore introduces Al to singer-songwriter Joe Pug and his 2010 album, Messenger. Heidi talks about other artists who are a part of Pug's “cinematic universe,” why the songs of Messenger resonate with her and why she didn't choose to discuss a Bastille album instead.Heidi mentioned Pug's weekly Sunday livestreams and his podcast, Working Songwriter. Find them via the following links…Livestream: https://joepugmusic.com/livestreamPodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-working-songwriter/id1079001185Al talked about how an essay he wrote for Bandcamp Daily earlier this year relates to some of themes covered on Messenger. You can read that essay here: https://daily.bandcamp.com/resonance/quasi-seal-the-deal-essay.As Heidi mentioned, she has accounts on multiple social media platforms, but you are most likely to find her on Twitter. She is at @moorehn.For the time being, Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.The show is also now on Mastodon. @youmealbum@mas.to.Al launched You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter earlier this year and has brought it back after a hiatus. You can subscribe for free to get Al's monthly posts, but paid subscriptions give you access to weekly posts. Please consider trying a paid subscription as it also helps to support this podcast! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:00 Heidi joins the show1:38 Why didn't Heidi choose a Bastille album?4:24 Al and Heidi talk about shows they've attended during the pandemic6:23 Heidi explains why she chose Messenger for this episode8:33 Heidi names some other artists she considered discussing11:36 Heidi talks about the song that started her Joe Pug fandom16:17 Pug was prescient about how society would change with social media18:22 The lyrics of Messenger made a huge impression on Al21:05 Al related to “How Good You Are” in particular23:16 Heidi compares Pug to Joni Mitchell29:01 Themes that Pug raises provide lessons that were relevant for the Trump era39:56 “Disguised as Someone Else” is a meaningful track for both Heidi and Al44:26 Al sees the opening and closing tracks as outliers on the album47:01 Heidi explains why she can't listen to “Unsophisticated Heart” often52:54 Is songwriting magic?54:08 Heidi and Al see contrasts between Messenger and Fiona Apple's Tidal57:53 Heidi and Al revisit a line from “Unsophisticated Heart” they like1:00:06 Heidi talks about Pug's training as a playwright1:01:50 “The First Time I Saw You” is another of Heidi's favorite tracks from the album1:05:44 Heidi talks about a couple of albums she's been listening to lately

Salty Dog's CHARGE! Podcast, November 2022 Visit: www.salty.com.au The CHARGE this time around is a great interview with Australia's 'X' punk lead singer turned blues man, Steve Lucas. Check out the interview about 30 mins in (and the other half on separate podcast soon). Fabulous tracks from across the blues and roots genres from John Mayall, Ray Beadle, Matt Schofield, Greg Izor, Miss Emily, Chris Whiteley, Roy Buchanan, Leigh Sloggett, Steve Lucas, Ry Cooder, PJ O'Brien, Layla Zoe, Larkin Poe, Rod Stewart, Social Distortion, Joe Pug, Amy Helm, Aerial Maps. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. John Mayall / Country Road / Jazz Blues Fusion 2. ** Ray Beadle / That's What The Blues Is All About / STAX of BLUES 3. Matt Schofield / Tell Me Some Lies / Far As I Can See 4. Greg Izor / Shoot The Moon / The Ground 5. Miss Emily / Sometimes It's Better To Lose / Live At The Isabel 6. Chris Whitley / Kick The Stones / Living With The Law 7. Roy Buchannan / Too Many Drivers / Live at Town Hall 1974 8. ** Leigh Sloggett / Switchback / Wait For The Change 9. ** Steve Lucas / Cross That Line / Interview October 2022 10. Ry Cooder / Crazy Bout An Automobile / Borderline 11. ** PJ O'Brien / High Cost / High Cost 12. Layla Zoe / Dark Heart / The World Could Change 13. Larkin Poe / Bad Spell / Georgia Off My Mind 14. Rod Stewart / (I Know) I'm Losing You / Every Picture Tells A Story 15. Social Distortion / Can't Take It With You / Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes 16. Joe Pug / Call It What You Will / Live at Lincoln Hall 17. Amy Helm / Verse 23 / What The Flood Lives Behind 18. ** The Aerial Maps / Back In The North Country / Intimate Hinterland

featuring THE BETHS ; DON McGLASHAN ; SAM FENDER ; KHRUANGBIN & LEON BRIDGES ; JOE PUG

featuring John Moreland, Joe Pug, Amanda Shires, Fantastic Cat , The Sadies , Sierra Ferrell

Met ditmaal: Jitwam, Jack White, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Ben Harper, The Black Angels, Alex The Astronaut, Working Men’s Club, Joe Pug, GA-20, Ivy Green, The Kooks, Sunny & The Sunliners, Launder, plus een exclusieve instore van Elephant. Concerto Radio, aflevering 450 (29 juli 2022): Jitwam, India: Third Jack White, A Madman From Manhattan: Entering […]

The Tony award winning songwriter talks with Joe Pug about the radical re-imagining of his acoustic debut album.    

My guest today is Duane Lundy, a music producer, mixer, and studio owner in Lexington Kentucky. Duane has worked with hundreds of artists from Grammy-Award winners like Sturgill Simpson & Flor de Toloache, to critically acclaimed and eclectic Ben Sollee, Vandaveers, Jim James, and the Horse Feathers. Duane also works on projects that include legacy artists like Ringo Starr, Michael McDonald, Bela Fleck, Robert Randolph, Earl Slick, Duff McKagan, and touring artists like Joe Pug, JDawn Landes, Daniel Rodriguez, as well as emerging buzz acts such as The National Reserve, Ian Noe, Brain Owens, Miles Nielsen and The Rusted Hearts.  Recently he produced and engineered two tracks on the new Ringo Starr album, as well as produced and mixed Saving Country Musics 2016 song of the year “The Dogs” by Justin Wells. He also records his own music for television shows, feature films and advertising like Sons of Anarchy, Weeds, NCIS, and BMW Mini Cooper among many others. I met Duane in 2013 when he produced Americana band, The Breedings, here at The Toy Box Studio with me engineering, and we had a blast recording to analog tape through my MCI console. So I'm psyched to have him back! Thanks to Justin Perkins for reconnecting us for this interview. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% https://samplyaudio.com Use code RSR20 to get 20% off for the first 3 months https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off http://www.thetoyboxstudio.com https://www.sonarworks.com https://apiaudio.com http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4DJS5h7awVWKO95FsrNUgk?si=16ba90920c9c44cf If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/344

Salty Dog's BALCONY Podcast, January 2022 Visit: www.salty.com.au Out on the balcony with the cool breeze, sippin' a little something ya like. Indeed, settle back for some great blues n chill cuts from King Pug, Jerry Garcia, McNaMarr Project, Luther Allison, Perry Keyes, Roger Chapman, Talking Heads, Ronnie Earl, Chris Wilson, Billy Gibbons, John Fogerty, Macia Ball, Ray Beadle, Playing For Change, Emily Wurramara, Jeff Lang, Chris Whitley, Allison Forbes, Gallie, Joe Pug, Harvey Dalton Arnold, James Harman, Jeffery Martin, John Martyn. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. King Pug / Why Dya Bite Me Like That / Grocery 2. Jerry Garcia N David Grisman / The Thrill Is Gone / Jerry Garcia N David Grisman 3. ** McNaMarr Project / More Of You / Single Pre Release 4. Luther Allison / Easy Baby / Luther's Blues 5. ** Perry Keyes / Let's Have A Smoke Outside / Jim Salmon's Lament 6. Roger Chapman / Dark Side of the Stairs / Life In The Pond 7. Talking Heads / Psycho Killer (Acoustic) / Talking Heads '77 8. Ronnie Earl N Gregg Allman / Everyday Kinda Man / The Colour of Love 9. ** Chris Wilson / Go Go Gaugin / Spiderman 10. Billy F.Gibbons N Larkin Poe / Stackin' Bones / Hardware 11. John Fogerty / A Hundred And Ten In The Shade / Blue Moon Swamp 12. Marcia Ball N Lou Ann Barton, Angela Strehli / You Can If You Think You Can / Dreams Come True 13. ** Ray Beadle, King Brothers, Foreday Riders / Fish Milkshake / Down Home Bebop 14. Playing For Change / Congo To The Mississippi / Listen To The Music 15. ** Emily Wurramara / Black Smoke / Milyakburra 16. ** Jeff Lang N Chris Whitley / Hellhound On My Trail / Live at The Continental Melbourne 9 Nov 99 17. ** Jeff Lang N Chris Whitley / Dislocation Blues / Dislocation Blues 18. ** Allison Forbes / Save You Now / Save You Now 19. ** Gallie / Into Your Arms / The Occoquan River 20. Joe Pug / In The Meantime / Live at Lincoln Hall 21. Harvey Dalton Arnold / Cool Driver Blues / Outlaw 22. James Harman / It's Alright Now / Blues Harp Summit 23. Jeffrey Martin / Man / Dogs In The Daylight 24. John Martyn / May You Never / Solid Air

Today acclaimed singer-songwriter and fellow podcaster (The Working Songwriter) Joe Pug joins me for an unexpected choice of favorite album - Weezer's classic 1996 LP 'Pinkerton'. We talk about the seeming dissonance between Pinkerton and Joe's own music, discovering the album as a 12 year old and why you are more open to change in music at that age, how the CD age dictated listening habits, how the lyrics have aged, why he would be wary of collaborating with Rivers Cuomo, why supergroups are overrated, Rivers' strange relationship with this record and why young people can make sophisticated music.

Joe Pug dives into The Marinade. Joe Pug is a singer, songwriter, and podcaster whose work has meant so much to me since I was introduced to his music over a decade ago. Pug has released a handful of excellent full length studio albums, a couple of equally outstanding EPs, and a must listen live record, Live at Lincoln Hall which includes Pug's friend the great Strand of Oaks. His most recent album The Diving Sun is one of my favorite records of the year. In addition to music, Pug has a fantastic podcast called The Working Songwriter where he has hosted the likes of Brian Koppelman, Ray Wylie Hubbard, John Hiatt, Lucinda Williams, Todd Snider, and more.

In this episode, the dogs talk about situations when anger is the appropriate response to evil.  Connor recounts his experience at a recent Joe Pug concert in Berwyn, IL (02:30) and Rob's nine-year-old nephew shot his first deer (04:45). Rob shared the fruit of his five-day silent retreat (08:30) and the encouragement he received to […]

In this special, double-whammy episode of Wheels Off, singer-songwriter and podcast host Joe Pug joins Rhett from Prince George's County, Maryland to talk about his creative pursuits as a musician, the importance of staying present as a young artist, and how to save the world through beauty. Joe tells Rhett about the inspiration for starting his podcast, and what he would tell his 21-year old self about being a musician. After the Wheels Off interview, we transition to Joe's podcast, The Working Songwriter, where Rhett tells Joe about his life as a musician, and details his own path of inspiration. Joe Pug is a singer-songwriter from Greenbelt, Maryland. His lyrics echo the aura of all-time great songwriters such as John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Warren Zevon, and his 5 studio albums have all received favorable reviews. Pug also hosts a podcast, The Working Songwriter, which allows him to talk in-depth with some of the greatest songwriters of this era. He's talked with Marcus King, Oliver Wood, Hiss Golden Messenger, and many other talented artists on the show, and in this conversation with Rhett he explains the genesis of the idea. Check out Joe's podcast, The Working Songwriter, here.Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Justin Thomas. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven. Revisit Season One of Wheels Off with Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Will Forte, Lydia Loveless, Allison Moorer, Ted Leo, Paul F. Tompkins, Jen Kirkman, and more. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Musical guest Joe Pug joins improvisers Andy Daly, Vic Michaelis, and Matt Besser for this week's improv4humans! Joe performs songs that inspire scenes about a used car's glow-up, Willy Wonka's nightmare tunnel, a controversial candle shop, and more!   Check out more from Joe Pug here.

Recorded in 2010 this episode features The Hold Steady, Brooke Waggoner, Crooked Still, Joe Pug, and Matt White. Podcast support provided by Digital Relativity. https://bit.ly/3jc4HVW

(Image: Shutterstock) Life in the Peace Corps: a new book based on oral history interviews with scores of Kentuckians who have served | A Kentuckian once headed NBC. You're probably familiar with his cousin |  The business of raising sheep and goats on abandoned mine sites | Singer-songwriter Joe Pug, Duane Lundy's guest in series, "Depth of Field"   Interviews in order of appearance:  Jack Wilson: Peace Corps Kentuckians  Stephanie Lang, Anthony Harkins: The Kentuckian who once headed NBC (and his cousin Bill)  Kelley Yates: The business of raising goats and sheep on abandoned mine sites  Duane Lundy's "Depth of Field" series: Singer-songwriter Joe Pug

Joe Pug explains that the venn diagram of his fans and the people he'd like to have a beer with is almost exactly a single circle. The prolific troubadour has been organically gaining admirers one by one throughout his entire musical history. When he began, the Maryland songwriter would not only give away copies of his music, but he would send multiple copies to Joe Pug converts, so they could distribute among their friends. This and many other similar acts have earned him a loyal fanbase that allow him a career in music (versus carpentry, which is his other trade). His success can be attributed to learning to "keep it skinny" in terms of preserving resources in his work in addition to his timeless charm and sharp sense of humor. Not to mention, his songwriting is reminiscent of some of literature's finest like Walt Whitman, John Steinbeck, Raymond Carver and Cormac McCarthy, who he counts as large looming influences.There is a legendary tale about the night Joe Pug quit college and ran off to Chicago to pursue his musical dreams. It was the eve of his senior year at University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, where he had been studying playwriting. Pug experienced this intense feeling that he just needed to go to Chicago and write songs and play music. He speaks to how that moment translated into the mystical for him and how his relationship to his intuition has been since that moment. He also speaks about touring with Steve Earle, one of his early big breaks, and what he's learned about keeping it clean and sober on the road, something he still struggles with. We talk about his incredibly adored podcast "The Working Songwriter," where he talks shop with some of today's finest songwriters. And we get into his latest, The Diving Sun, a collection of various studio sessions with producers Duane Lundy and Kenneth along with new songs recorded in quarantine. I loved talking to him... hope you enjoy Joe! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Once again, host Bill Ludwig brings us back to the days of the FM progressive rock radio days from the mid-sixties thru the eighties (and sometimes beyond). On this, Episode # 18, Bill spins music by The Savage Resurrection, The Green Pajamas, Wilco, Kooper/Bloomfield/Stills, The Kinks, Joe Pug, and nine other very cool tracks...Enjoy!

Thomas Asteriades is an English photographer from Cheshire, who studied photography when he was in university and had turned it from his passion and education into his freelance job. When lockdown hit England, Thomas, and many other people from the entertainment industry stopped working. That made Tom pursue his passion project, a COVID portrait series inspired by Chris Brian and Joe Pug. But when George Floyd was murdered, he decided to learn about the BLM movement, what it means in the UK and the best way to represent it through his photography. Thomas aims to bring out the human elements in all his projects. His ultimate dream is to shoot conflicts and experiment with documentaries. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scopio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scopio/support

On Episode 169, I'm joined by singer-songwriter Joe Pug, who released The Diving Sun, his latest full-length, this past Friday. Pug is also the host of The Working Songwriter, a podcast where he speaks with other songwriters and musicians about their craft and songwriting in general. During this episode, we talk about the evolution and writing of The Diving Sun, creating during the past year, NFTs, Clubhouse, songwriters like Joe Ely, and developing The Working Songwriter over the past few years. This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol. In addition, this episode is sponsored by WYLD Gallery, The Blue Light Live, and Hot Damn Coffee.New Slang PatreonNew Slang TwitterNew Slang InstagramNew Slang FacebookNew Slang Merch StoreThe Neon Eon PodcastThe Neon Eon Merch StoreSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/ThomasMooney)

Salty Dog's STRETCH Podcast, February 2021 Visit: www.salty.com.au Working out to The Dawg? No problem, chill back and enjoy the STRETCH show chock full of blues n roots goodness. Just on the couch? Dig it just the same! Cuts from Selwyn Birchwood, Big Creel Slim, San Pedro Slim, Chick Willis, Chuck Prophet, Eddie Henderson, Fenton Robinson, Richard Thompson, Dom Turner, Dustin Arbuckle, Matt Woods, James McMurtry, Renegade Creation, The Screens, Chris Moyse, Eric Bibb, Tony Joe White, Ben Reel, Joe Pug, Jimi Hocking, Matt Walker, RL Burnside, Ray beadle, Shemekia Copeland, Chris Whitley. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Selwyn Birchwood / I'd Climb Mountains / Living In A Burning House 2. Big Creek Slim / Million Years Blues / First Born 3. San Pedro Slim / Tables Do Turn / Bar Hoppin' 4. Chick Willis / The Things I Used To Do / The Things I Used To Do 5. Chuck Prophet / Automatic Blues / The Age of Miracles 6. Eddie Henderson / Shuffle and Deal / Shuffle and Deal 7. Fenton Robinson / Texas Flood / Rainy Day Blues 8. Richard Thompson / Dry My Tears And Move On / Live From London 9. ** Dom Turner / Preaching Blues / Grit 10. Dustin Arbuckle N Matt Woods / Fairfield / Arbuckle And Woods 2020 11. Matt Woods and the Thunderbolts / Fairfield / Be My Friend 12. James McMurtry / How'm I Gonna Find You Know / Complicated Game 13. Renegade Creation / The Darkness / Renegade Creation 14. The Screens / Chicky Varda / The Boy Who Waved at Trains 15. Chris Moyse / I'm Not Your Man / Bitter Ballads N Cynical Prayers 16. Eric Bibb / Just Like A Woman / Blues on Blonde On Blonde 17. Tony Joe White / Lake Placid Blues / Lake Placid Blues 18. Ben Reel / Some Mercy / Land of Escape 19. Joe Pug / Deep Dark Wells / The Great Despiser 20. ** Jimi Hocking / End Of The Line / The Ultimate Bootleg 21. ** Matt Walker N Ashley Davies / Good Morning Little Schoolgirl / You Put A Spell On Me 22. R.L. Burnside / Bird Without A Feather / Burnside's Darker Blues 23. ** Ray Beadle / I Want To Go / The 301 Live Session 24. Shemekia Copeland / Isn't That So / Outskirts of Town 25. Chris Whitley / Made From Dirt / War Crime Blues

We had the pleasure of interviewing Justin Wells over Zoom video! Kentucky-based singer/songwriter Justin Wells recently released his new album, The United State, which was recorded with acclaimed producer Duane Lundy (Ringo Starr, Sturgill Simpson, Joe Pug). The United State is Wells' most ambitious and methodically crafted collection of songs to date. Lead single "The Screaming Song" is a bittersweet meditation on the wonder and the terror that accompanies our entrance into this world."'The Screaming Song' is about birth, and all that joy and wonder and fear that accompanies it," Wells told Wide Open Country, who featured the video. "Casey Pierce did a fantastic job of conveying all of that in imagery that we, as grown human beings, understand and relate to, while assembling it in a context that seems esoteric: we don't see the why, we see the what. Beauty without context."Each song on The United State is the soundtrack to a different phase of our shared human experience, exploring our innate humanity and everything that comes with it: joy, sorrow, ecstasy, pain, hope, and fear. The album tracks human life from beginning to end, working its way through life chronologically. Its songs are a series of snapshots of formative moments: our entrance into the world, the freedom of youth, learning the difference between lust and love, the responsibility and anxiety of family life, passing peacefully from this life to the next.The United State is the follow-up to Justin’s solo debut album Dawn In The Distance, which prompted the best reviews of his career, with Rolling Stone hailing his "gift for melody" and Saving Country Music praising his "stunning insight and honesty." The album reached #3 on Amazon’s Alt-Country/Americana chart and racked up over a million streams on Spotify alone.Justin is formally of the cult favorite Southern rock band Fifth on the Floor, whose breakthrough Shooter Jennings-produced album Ashes & Angels debuted on the Billboard Country charts, followed by shows with Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, and Jason Isbell, before they broke up in 2013.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Revisiting an episode from 2013 featuring Billy Bragg, The Flatlanders, Amy Speace, Joe Pug, and Suzzy Roche and Lucy Wainwright Roche. Support provided by Digital Relativity. https://digitalrelativity.com/

Live performances from Railroad Earth, Jake Shimabukuro, Joe Pug, The Mastersons, and Emily Scott RobinsonRecorded Feb. 24, 2020 in Charleston, WV. Support is provided by Adventures on the Gorge. https://adventuresonthegorge.com/

Singer/songwriter Joe Pug has released four full-length albums, the latest of which, "The Flood In Color," came about during a period when he was assessing whether forging on as a touring musician meshed with his life outside of music. The tracks that ended up on the album came from a collection of over 80 newly written songs.

Singer/songwriter Joe Pug has released four full-length albums, the latest of which, "The Flood In Color," came about during a period when he was assessing whether forging on as a touring musician meshed with his life outside of music. The tracks that ended up on the album came from a collection of over 80 newly written songs.

The Milk Carton Kids – Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale – brought their moving acoustic songs and dynamic duo performance to Outpost in the Burbs in December 2019. We spoke with them before the show for this episode of Inside the Outpost, and got the lowdown on their background, their current activities, and the latest on Kenneth’s production projects and Joey’s day job. Special bonus content this episode includes a fun quiz about Eagle Rock, CA vs Eagle Rock Reservation, NJ – and how easy it is to mix up Joe Purdy and Joe Pug. The podcast includes an exclusive live recording of the incredible “I Meant Every Word I Said,” the first song on their recent EP THE ONLY ONES. Thanks for listening!

Thanks to Joe Pug for joining us this week. Check out Hymn #101, the song that gave Joe the keys to the world, as well as all his other music. Also, check out his podcast The Working Songwriter. Contact us at threedogsnorth@gmail.com.

It almost sounds like a song in itself: An acclaimed musician on his big album release day, three years in the making, finds himself on jury duty for a murder trial. As crazy or poetic as it may sound, that was the story for Maryland-based Joe Pug back in July, as his latest LP The Flood In Color hit shelves. Though born in the mid-'80s, his tales of destruction and redemption ring with a wisdom that could reflect an artist twice his age, effortlessly penning critical and emotional snapshots of the human condition. The Working Songwriter, Joe's monthly podcast since 2016, also allows him to plug into the minds of friends in the same boat, exchanging stories and unique perspectives on crafting music. On today's program, Joe details how the limitations of vinyl only add to its mystique, why he's using today's postmodern methods of promotion, whose albums filled his childhood basement, why the artwork for Weezer's self-titled debut bucked the trends of its era and how talented people survive a media that's dying around them. Stop by JoePugMusic.com for news, tour dates, social media, info on The Working Songwriter and more.  

In this episode, I chat with singer/songwriter Patrick Armould. At just 17 years old, he has performed internationally and opened shows around the country for the likes of Joe Pug. He fronts the Colorado based band, Halleway and now also performs under the moniker, American Field Day. If you enjoy the episode, please let others know, subscribe or write a review. Episode Music: Little Man's World - Halleway: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/halleway9 Links: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0KaL8D2rATDUsHvwsKCDA8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hallewayband/?hl=en Joe Pug's Podcast, The Working Songwriter: http://joepugmusic.com/podcast/

Salty Dog's TRANSFORM Podcast, August 2019 Visit: www.salty.com.au Altered states, shape shifters, mood wranglers - whatever takes you into 'the other', the TRANSFORM show is your friend. So much new blues and roots I'm sure it's being channelled! Just check it out! Tracks from Ash Grunwald, Jimmie Vaughan, Sheryl Crow, Hat Fitz N Cara, PJ O'Brien, James Luther Dickinson, Amnesia Blues Band, Brandon Santini, The Hoodoo Men, Cowboy Junkies, Ben Harper, Rick Estrin, Big Town Players, Lloyd Spiegel, Eric Burdon, The Who, Joe Pug, Nathan Seeckts, Bruce Cockburn, Stereophonics, Julian James, The New Savages, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Neil Young, Luther Allison. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. ** Ash Grunwald / Hammer / Mojo 2. Jimmie Vaughan / No One To Talk To But The Blues / Baby Please Come Home 3. Sheryl Crow w. Bonnie Raitt N Mavis Staples / Live Wire / Live Wire 4. ** Hat Fitz N Cara / Under Wing / Hand It Over 5. ** PJ O'Brien N Blues Roulette / Travelling South / Kings and Queens 6. James Luther Dickinson / Dirty On Yo Mama / Killers From Space 7. ** Amnesia Blues Band / Never Loved You Anyway / Hailstone 8. Brandon Santini / Evil Woman / Songs of Love, Money And Misery 9. ** The Hoodoo Men / Hide And Seek / Found The Blues 10. Cowboy Junkies / Cutting Board Blues / Notes Falling Slow 11. Ben Harper N The Blind Boys of Alabama / Well Well Well / There Will Be A Light 12. Rick Estrin N The Nightcats / New Shape / Contemporary 13. ** Big Town Players / I'm Alright / Big Town 14. ** Lloyd Spiegel / Track Her Down / Cut And Run 15. Eric Burdon / No More Elmore / Misunderstood 16. The Who / My Generation / The Who Sings My Generation 17. Joe Pug / Exit / Exit 18. ** Nathan Seeckts / Houselights / The Heart Of The City 19. Bruce Cockburn / Blind Willie / Blind Willie 20. Stereophonics / Positively 4th Street / Performance And Cocktails 21. ** Julian James / Looking For A Light / Single Pre Release 22. ** The New Savages / Mississippi Black Water Blues / Seventh Son 23. Kenny Wayne Shepherd / Tailwind / The Traveller 24. Neil Young / Like You Used To Do / Storytone 25. Luther Allison / Bad News Is Coming / Live In Montreux 1976 - 1994

Tim Showalter of Strand of Oaks flips the tables on Joe Pug and interviews him about his new album “The Flood In Color”.  Interspersed are songs from that album.  

In this episode, I chat with singer/songwriter Patrick Armould. At just 17 years old, he has performed internationally and opened shows around the country for the likes of Joe Pug. He fronts the Colorado based band, Halleway and now also performs under the moniker, American Field Day. If you enjoy the episode, please let others know, subscribe or write a review. Episode Music: Little Man's World - Halleway: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/halleway9 Links: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0KaL8D2rATDUsHvwsKCDA8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hallewayband/?hl=en Joe Pug's Podcast, The Working Songwriter: http://joepugmusic.com/podcast/

I had the pleasure of chopping it up with Paul Handelman about how he went from 2/75 Ranger Platoon Leader to full time Musician and part time Rancher. Paul talks about the difficulties he faced in his exit from the military but also how he is happier in his current line of work, making less money and working longer hours. We end this episode with a song called "Six Dollars," from Paul's newest record, "Unbridled." Honorable mentions to Willy T. Taylor, Forest Beutel, Julie Campbell, Joe Pug, Tyler Childers & Veteran musicians: Nick Sterling, Adam Martin (Black Bird Anthem), Anderson Elswick https://www.padrepaulmusic.com/ https://www.instagram.com/paul_handelman/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFSQPae_yLrFcUt8u5nsfyQ?view_as=subscriber https://www.facebook.com/pg/PADRE-PAUL-his-ONE-MAN-BAND-1642362555849305/about/?ref=page_internal SONG CREDIT: Padre Paul Handelman, "Six Dollars" [ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/unbridled/1353710767 ]

Songwriter and Podcast host Joe Pug (The Working Songwriter podcast) chats with the fellas about the process of songwriting, the difficulty of capturing peoples attention and the pros and cons of the paradigm shift in music. Colter informs Hywel of who Ryan Seacrest is. Peter asks Joe about dipping his pinky into Hywel bonds with Joe over playwriting.

Joe Pug is originally from Maryland and came to Austin, Texas years ago to be in and around the storied Texas songwriting tradition. He has two studio EP’s, most notable being Nation of Heat in 2009. He also has three albums, Messenger in 2010, The Great Despiser in 2012 and Windfall in 2015. Paste Magazine said this of Pug, "In lesser hands, songs of this nature could take on the tone of self-help books, maxims of dubious value. But Pug's honesty and wordplay combine to levitate the songs over those empty, cliched realms."He credits not only musicians like Dillon, Beck and M. Ward as his influences but also literary giants like Fredrick Beekner and Walt Whitman.

Mokoomba, Okkervil River, Curtis McMurtry, David Amram and Joe Pug perform on NPR Music & West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Mountain Stage. Episode 901 recorded live at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV.

This is the most "courageous" episode of "It's About More Than Real Estate: with David Serpa" released to date and are you surprised that it's David Golden talking to me from his house in Skybox while overlooking the Vegas strip that takes it there?   If you answered "yes" you already know a little about David Golden...   David shares with us his REO experience, being the #2 recruiter in KW, and we get into so much more...   David talks about operating out of love instead of out of fear, the importance of play as an adult, Tony Robbins, going through a divorce and loving your ex and remembering why you love that person. He talks about growing up fat, being in better shape and feeing better at 40 than 25, and we talk about the importance of forgiveness!     More details; Breaking into REO, being the #2 KW recruiter nationally, what's the best Tony Robbins course, starting DSPros, being "pretty Mexican", partying with David and him being alkaline by 5am, Being a fat kid, having an affair, meeting Courtney, going through a divorce, operating out of love instead of fear, Deepak Chopra, being real, not having "the fake David Golden talk to the fake David Serpa", loving yourself for exactly who you are, meditation, hypnosis, "doing depression", playing as an adult, doing a juice detox, I ask about how much diarrhea I should expect with juicing and if I got into Tony Robbins courses how long I have to wait for the naked stuff,  how to recognize good juice, "date with destiny", doing group colonics, taking a "good walk away" from everything, loving your ex, wanting another father figure for your children, having another man in your kid's lives, curing cancer in other countries, DMT, ayahuasca, the feeling of eternity, terrifying clowns, putting yourself into an infinite state of love and gratitude, being 40 and feeling better than 25, David Golden's exclusive coaching program, morning routine, sunrise manifesto, stating what you want out loud, going from school in Mexico to a Jewish private school in America, hating high school, becoming an audio book junkie, all the book recommendations, I quote Joe Pug again, I try to quote Robert Brault again, group experiences, becoming Vegan because of pushy Jesse Zagorsky, how angry you can expect to be when you become a vegan, great advice for people going through a divorce and Yara Golden's Fiercly Feminine Group "remember why you fell in love with the person in the first place." and lessons in forgiveness.    "People's lives are a direct reflection of the expectations of their peer groups." 

Ask any long time Newport Folk goer if he or she has a tip for the festival and chances are you’ll hear something along the lines of "make sure you check out the Museum". In this podcast episode we interviewed the folks behind this year’s Museum Stage programs (Joe Pug, The Ballroom Thieves, Chris Funk, Jalopy Theatre & Rick Massimo) to help us preview what’s to come. As always thanks for listening and we’ll see you soon!

Episode #71: Podcasts have surged in popularity over the last few years, and have proved to be a great way to connect with your audience — so why don't more musicians take advantage of the format? Today we talk with three musicians making their mark on the podcast charts, Hrishikesh Hirway, creator of Song Exploder, Joe Pug, host of The Working Songwriter, and Silverstein's Shane Told, host of Lead Singer Syndrome. PLUS: We've joined Jabberjaw Media! Subscribe to The Future of What on iTunes: http://apple.co/1P4Apk0 Follow us: Twitter: http://bit.ly/2gOYMYM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefutureofwhat/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/1L6T8fl

Mark Stepro is a Los Angeles-based musician originally from Ohio. He has performed on every continent except Antarctica and has appeared on The Late Show With David Letterman, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien, Craig Ferguson, and Carson Daly. Since 2010, Stepro has been touring and recording with singer-songwriter-producer Butch Walker, performing not only on Walker's own records and tours but also playing on records produced by Walker (Train, Keith Urban, Gavin Degraw, The Wind And The Wave, Brian Fallon of The Gaslight Anthem, etc.). Stepro appears on Walker's most recent release, "Stay Gold" (Dangerbird Records) and recently completed a six-week tour with Butch and the rest of the band. Stepro also performs with singer Mary McBride under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State as a Cultural Ambassador, presenting American music overseas. The group has logged performances in twenty-three countries such as Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Indonesia, appearing in schools, hospitals, prisons, women's shelters, orphanages, and places of worship. He has also performed or recorded with Panic! At The Disco, Hayes Carll, Ben Kweller, Jackson Browne, Courtney Love, Corb Lund, Sara and Sean Watkins of Nickel Creek, Morgan Kibby of M83, Sara Bareilles, Jakob Dylan of The Wallflowers, Mike Viola, Joe Pug, Robert Ellis, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Adam Levy, and Tim Easton. A passionate student, he has studied with teachers Ed Soph, Steve Houghton and Glenn Kotche of Wilco. Stepro lives in Atwater Village, Los Angeles with his television writer wife and their one-year-old son William. He enjoys cooking, running and reading.   

Quinn Tsan began her career as a back-up singer. After relocating from Minneapolis to Chicago in 2007, she collaborated with artists like Joe Pug, Rachele Eve, Tony Trimm, and others, co-writing verses on hip hop tracks, touring the midwest, providing harmonies on the 2012 EP ‘Wife Songs.’ In 2012, Tsan was invited to join the ensemble for The Fly Honey Show, an annual production by The Inconvenience that spans a 2000+ person audience each year. In 2013, Tsan became a featured musician and dancer and has since become a founding company member of the show. Shortly after, Tsan began writing and performing her own music, initially recording a collection of original songs with Liam Cunningham (Kids These Days, Marrow) and Dorian Gehring (Exit Ghost, Marrow). In 2014, Tsan’s debut EP Good Winter was released to an overwhelming response from listeners and was called “an artist with the sort of drive and purpose that many spend years trying to achieve”, by The Chicago Tribune. Following the release of the EP, Tsan produced Bedrooms, a short dance film choreographed by celebrated Chicago Artists Erin Kilmurray and Josh Anderson, with music by Tsan. Since its release in Fall, 2015, Bedrooms has appeared in four festivals and taken home prizes in three. Tsan’s forthcoming album, London, KY, was recorded by Dorian Gehring in Daniel Boone National Park in Kentucky, and will be released on October 18th, 2016. The album was performed and produced by Tsan, Dorian Gehring, Liam Cunningham, Michael Golas, Nick Broste, Raul Callejero, Sima Cunningham, and Tim Young.

Joe Pug is originally from Maryland and came to Austin, Texas years ago to be in and around the storied Texas songwriting tradition. He has two studio EP’s, most notable being Nation of Heat in 2009. He also has three albums, Messenger in 2010, The Great Despiser in 2012 and Windfall in 2015. Paste Magazine said this of Pug, "In lesser hands, songs of this nature could take on the tone of self-help books, maxims of dubious value. But Pug's honesty and wordplay combine to levitate the songs over those empty, cliched realms."He credits not only musicians like Dillon, Beck and M. Ward as his influences but also literary giants like Fredrick Beekner and Walt Whitman.  

It's our best of 2015 edition of MS2GO, with performances by Pokey LaFarge, Joe Pug, Kristin Andreassen, Mac McAnally, The Milk Carton Kids, Sam Gleaves, Tyler Childers, Drive-By Truckers , and the late Allen Toussaint. Hosted by Assistant Producer Joni Deutsch.

Pokey LaFarge, Dar Williams, Joe Pug, & Jill Sobule on Mountain Stage. Episode 844

With his honeyed rasp and incisive lyrics, Joe Pug has been a singer-songwriter of rare insight since his 2009 debut. His most recent LP, 2015's Windfall, finds Pug back in the studio after a soul-searching respite, and his new songs tell of dogged perseverence and hard-won freedom. Pug talks about his new album, his re-commitment to his art and much more in this live session and interview. Joe Pug and his band perform the songs "Windfallen," "Burn & Shine" and "If Still It Can't Be Found." Recorded on April 7, 2015 live at KDHX in St. Louis, Missouri. Engineered by Pat Wolfe Jr. and Daniel Fitzpatrick.

Show #293   Amy Speace - Nothing Can Come From This  (That Kind of Girl) Joe Pug - Burn And Shine (Windfall) BEND THE RIVER - Assassins  (So Long Joan Fontaine) Ray Lambiase - Just A Heartache  (Twenty Lies and and Other Stories) (mic break) Moors and McCumber - Everything (Pandemonium) Isabel Fryszberg - I Don't Want To Know (Hearts and Arrows) ISRAEL NASH - Rexanimarum (Israel Nash’s Rain Plans) Amy Speace - In Chicago (That Kind of Girl) (mic break) Joe Pug - O My Chesapeake  (Windfall) Murder By Death -  Send Me Home  (Big Dark Love) Melissa Ruth & The Likely Stories - A Letter  (Riding Mercury) Matt Prater - Bozeman  (Tables and Chairs) Lilly Hiatt – Somebody's Daughter (Royal Blue) (mic break) Joe Pug - Bright Beginnings  (Windfall) Amy Speace - That Kind of Girl  (That Kind of Girl)  

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

Ronnie Fauss plays tracks from Built To Break & talks about the Dallas Red Dirt scene, his regular joe vibe & keeping in touch with his old life. Also on this episode, new blues from Steve Earle & The Dukes, R&B from Chuck Prophet, southern rock from The Plott Hounds, a brand new ballad from James McMurtry, a track from the Bob Dylan basement tapes, new music from Joe Pug, rock & roll from Victor Krummenacher, and alt-country from The Highballers. "Ep230 Ronnie Fauss taps into his his rock & roll ethos" originated from Americana Music Show.

We’re once again joined by Grant Davidson, aka Slow Leaves, in advance of the release of the new full-length CD, Beauty Is so Common on Sept. 6 at The West End Cultural Centre! The first weekend back at school also includes plenty of other great concerts to check out and ease your way back into the usual routines.

We’re once again joined by Grant Davidson, aka Slow Leaves, in advance of the release of the new full-length CD, Beauty Is so Common on Sept. 6 at The West End Cultural Centre! The first weekend back at school also includes plenty of other great concerts to check out and ease your way back into the usual routines.

We’re once again joined by Grant Davidson, aka Slow Leaves, in advance of the release of the new full-length CD, Beauty Is so Common on Sept. 6 at The West End Cultural Centre! The first weekend back at school also includes plenty of other great concerts to check out and ease your way back into the usual routines.

Joe talks about studying playwriting in college, his favorite teacher, Fugazi, succeeding on your own terms, moving to Chicago, Steve Earle stories, Rhett Miller, Josh Ritter stories, searching for grapefruit juice in Cleveland, bad gig stories, drinking whiskey with Hayes… Continue Reading →

We've got plenty of music that's new and notable this week. We also are treated to some brand new music from one of our favourites, Keri Latimer from Nathan, who stopped by after a long, long absence to play some of her new solo songs. And speaking of special guests, we were joined by a new co-host "Tony" who sounded a whole lot like our old pal Carter.

We've got plenty of music that's new and notable this week. We also are treated to some brand new music from one of our favourites, Keri Latimer from Nathan, who stopped by after a long, long absence to play some of her new solo songs. And speaking of special guests, we were joined by a new co-host "Tony" who sounded a whole lot like our old pal Carter.

Podcast #59 features the debut CD by JOE PUG called Messenger.  Other artists include CARAVAN OF THIEVES, MEG HUTCHINSON and  DEADSTRING BROTHERS.  The full playlist is posted below.   Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please  email me with any questions, comments or suggestions for the podcasts. Show #59 JOE PUG - Messenger Messenger REBECCA LOEBE - Married Man Mystery Prize JASON EADY - Judgment Day When The Money's All Gone SWAMP CABBAGE - Dixieland Squeal (mic break) MEG HUTCHINSON - At First It Was Fun The Living Side KEVIN HIGGINS - West Texas Aggregate Find Your Shine DAVE GLEASON - Blue Side Of The World Turn And Fade JOE PUG - How Good You Are Messenger (mic break) CARAVAN OF THIEVES -  Billy Bouquet THE WIYOS - Dontchaletmecatchya Broken Land Bell ELEVEN HUNDRED SPRINGS - Show Me The Money (Or Ill Show You The Door) This Crazy Life DEADSTRING BROTHERS - Smile São Paulo (mic break) JOE PUG -  The First Time I Saw You Messenger Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

It's been far too many years and one failed attempt, but finally, at long last, James Keelaghan drops by the studio to chat and sing us some of his amazing songs. He even asked me for a request (and wasn't bothered in the least by it) AND promised to come back! Now that's a show worth listening to again or catching up on if you missed it the first time.

I've learned the hard way that sometimes, it is indeed best not to meet your heroes. With this in mind, for some reason, I've purposely avoided talking to one of the greatest songwriters in the world, even though I see him all over the place and have heard that he's a humble, decent dude. This week, I took my chances and chatted with John K Samson of The Weakerthans, and found that he is every bit as decent as I've heard. Phew. He kicks off a preview of an incredibly busy week in local shows, featuring John & Christine & friends, Dala, Joe Pug, Cuff the Duke, Blue Rodeo, and more!

It's been far too many years and one failed attempt, but finally, at long last, James Keelaghan drops by the studio to chat and sing us some of his amazing songs. He even asked me for a request (and wasn't bothered in the least by it) AND promised to come back! Now that's a show worth listening to again or catching up on if you missed it the first time.

I've learned the hard way that sometimes, it is indeed best not to meet your heroes. With this in mind, for some reason, I've purposely avoided talking to one of the greatest songwriters in the world, even though I see him all over the place and have heard that he's a humble, decent dude. This week, I took my chances and chatted with John K Samson of The Weakerthans, and found that he is every bit as decent as I've heard. Phew. He kicks off a preview of an incredibly busy week in local shows, featuring John & Christine & friends, Dala, Joe Pug, Cuff the Duke, Blue Rodeo, and more!

Author Andrew Marin :: Plus, folk singer Joe Pug, the week’s news and entertainment, your top picks of the decade and much more …

Author Andrew Marin :: Plus, folk singer Joe Pug, the week's news and entertainment, your top picks of the decade and much more …

This week we feature Joe Pug from the CD Baby Top Seller list. To hear more, or purchase the album, click here http://cdbaby.com/cd/joepug2

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