Podcast appearances and mentions of john faye

We had the honor of being able to sit and "talk at the Diner" with Philly music legend - John Kim Faye!  In addition to being an incredible songwriter and musician, John's wildly funny and an amazing storyteller.With a career that spans 3-4 decades - including successful runs with The Caulfields, IKE, John Faye Power Trip, John & Brittany and now his solo efforts, most recently the album The Long Game, John Faye is a power-chord hit machine.In addition to the music catalog, John recently released a memoir titled The Yin and the Yang of it All.  The audiobook is particularly good and includes some powerful immersion audio to the text read by John himself.Be sure to check out Asian American Pie 2, happening May 17th at Milkboy down in Philly, featuring Judah Kim, Kikashima, and a reunion of the band IKE in honor of their 20th anniversary.Come join us at the diner table!Our Listen to the Dissonance initiative hopes help break the stigma around mental health.  Going to therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. And with BetterHelp, it's easier than ever to take that first step towards feeling better.  Click the link, or go to betterhelp.com/nextfavband and you will get 10% off your first month of therapy.  That's https://BetterHelp.com/NextFavBandText us your thoughts on this episode, and who should be OUR #NextFavBand...As always, our hope is to bring you "your next favorite band". If you tuned in today because you already knew this musician - thank you very much! We hope that you enjoyed it and would consider following us and subscribing so we can bring you your #nextfavband in the future. And check out nextfavband.com for our entire catalog of interviews!If you have a recommendation on who you think OUR next favorite band should be, hit us up on social media (@nextfavband everywhere) or send us an email at nextfavband@stereophiliastudio.com.Thank you to Carver Commodore, argonaut&wasp, and Blair Crimmins for allowing us to use their music in the show open and close. It makes everything sound so much better! Let's catch a live show together soon!#nextfavband #livemusic #music #musicinterview #musician #singer #guitar #song #newmusic #explorepage #instamusic #bestmusic #musicismylife #musicindustry #musiclife #songwriter #musiclover #musicfestival

Chatting with fellow Philly artist SUG DANIELS about how to be a musician in this day and age...this is a REAL crash course!! We talk about which artistic skill we wish we had, how music is a time capsule, Sug's first single with Don Giovanni Records, why artist's should have a YouTube channel, the importance of creative mentorship, the 'sweet spot' for touring, how to be a good collaborator, and our DREAM collaboration! FOLLOW Sug Daniels on INSTAGRAM & TIK TOK, buy their tunes on BANDCAMP, & catch her on the road with the ROOTS REVIVAL ROADSHOW~~SHOWS THIS WEEK!Playlist:1. When I'm Gone - Sug Daniels2. Sip the Years - Shane Palko & Sug Daniels3. Lightning In A Bottle - Sug Daniels & John Faye⬇️SUPPORT THE PODCAST⬇️⭐**SUBSCRIBE ON  YOUTUBE**⭐✍️ Leave a cool review on the podcast platform of your choice!💪JOIN PLANET FITNESS FOR $1📶 $20 OFF VISIBLE PHONE PLAN (Code 3RV7LB2)⛺ HANG OUT WITH ME AT CAMP PUNKSYLVANIA💚DONATE💚https://streamlabs.com/rogerstayscreative/tip

Dan has talked to John Faye on the show before (twice, actually), but this time they're doing it live. On December 4th, 2024, John held a vinyl listening party for his new LP, 'The Long Game', at 48 Record Bar in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia. He asked Dan to come interview him live on stage in front of an audience, they recorded it, and decided it was cool enough to share with the world. Big thanks to all the staff at 48 Record Bar for making a wonderful evening, everyone who came and shared the night with us, and special thanks to producer and Philadelphia music OG Phil Nicolo (Studio 4, The Butcher Brothers) for sitting front and center and engaging in just a bit of good natured heckling. Also included in this episode is an excerpt from John's autobiography,' The Yin And Yang Of It All', available wherever you get books.  'The Long Game' is out now wherever you get your digital music, and available on vinyl via In The Pocket Productions on John's website. 

Dan first talked to Katie Feeney, aka Roberta Faceplant, back in April of 2020 as one of his first virtual guests at the start of the pandemic. It was a different time then. Katie came over to the studio in person this time, and the gab starts right off the bat (Dan and Katie are both self-admitted gabbers). Katie talks about the birth of the Roberta Faceplant project and persona, the forming of the current lineup, which features her former You Do You bandmates Drew Parker and Aaron Boczkowski, as well as Nick Anastasi (Honey Butter, Southwork, Fat City Reprise) and Mykk Hoffman (The Funky T, Emily Drinker). The band's newest EP, 'Yee Haw Stuff', is out July 26th wherever you get digitial music. A quick primer on names and places (lotta names come up in this one): John Faye- former frontman of The Caulfields, Ike, John and Brittany, singer-songwriter, author, and elder statesman of the Philadelphia music community Dave Kiss- Philadelphia promoter going way back, owner of Dave Kiss Presents Ang Bocca- powerhouse Philadelphia singer and songwriter Kara Koser- also powerhouse Philadelphia singer and songwriter, frontwoman of Koser Crystal Engel- co-owner of Moon Rose Vintage, founder of Mamamoon Vintage Brittany Ann Tranbaugh- Philadelphia singer songwriter, touring artist, community leader Todd Mecaughey- engineer and producer at Cambridge Sound Studios, member of Secret American, formerly of the New Connection MilkBoy South Street (formerly Lickety Split)- two-floor venue on South Street in Philadelphia, home of Katie's open mic Episode image photo by Shannon Nicole

Dan goes in deep with Judah Kim as he talks about growing up "lucky number 7" of 8 siblings, the influence of his older brothers' garage bands, the lack of any Asian American role models in alt rock, studying voice and production at Berkley, sobriety and gratitude, and the burnout that comes with always having to make "content". With a journey that's taken him from Philadelphia to Los Angeles and back again, Judah and Dan discuss the pitfalls of being an independent musician, Judah's interest in mental health as it applies to Koreans, and the weight of insurmountable expectation and ambition that can come from growing up as a  Korean American. Judah is part of Asian American Pie, a concert at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia on Friday, May 11th, featuring a lineup of Asian American/Pacific Islanders bands and artists, including Moonroof, Beau Freres, Alyssa Garcia, and longtime friend of the podcast, John Faye. 

Singer/songwriter and alt-rock frontman John Faye's “The Yin and the Yang of It All: Rock'n'Roll Memories from the Cusp,” takes us for a ride into the belly of a dream. In the new memoir, Faye beautifully renders his healing journey from an alienated and grief-stricken teen and major label frontman to a fiftysomething father, mentor and champion of the middle-class musician.

This week, the PIC are trying something new...VIDEO! So we don't have a guest, but we do have two triumphs to celebrate! First, Steve talks about the great time he had at John Faye's amazing book release party for "The Yin and the Yang of it All" at the Ardmore Music Hall. Then, Chrissie celebrates 10 years of Jenkintown Dance Arts! It's a short and sweet episode that Steve spent way too long editing in Final Cut Pro, so enjoy the Multicam because that may not happen much in the future! LOL. ━ Video Chapters ━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 Intro Music - We're Gonna Be OK, Basil Khan 00:55 We're Trying Something New 02:45 John Faye's Book Release Show! 17:02 Chrissie Celebrates 10 Years of JDA! 24:26 The Wrap Up! 25:43 Outro Music - Rescue Party, E.Joseph ━ Topics Discussed ━━━━━━━━━━ - The Yin and the Yang of It All (now in audiobook form!) - https://www.amazon.com/Yin-Yang-All-RocknRoll-Mixed-Race/dp/1642257435/ - Jenkintown Dance Arts is 10 Years Old! - https://www.jenkintowndancearts.com - Party at JDA Day on May 13th! ✅ Subscribe to the Pod http://partnersincrime.show ☕️ Support the Pod http://jenkintownartsgarage.com/coffee

Back in early 2018, Dan talked with John Faye, and briefly touched on a book he was starting to work on. Five years later, the book is done, and John is back to talk about 'The Yin And Yang Of It All', his memoir of growing up in Delaware, his stint on A&M Records with his band The Caulfields, the powerful influence of his mother and sisters, maintaining a music career for multiple decades, and plenty of great stories from his years of playing and touring. They even touch on John's podcast, "Talking At the Diner", where John talks to members of what he likes to call "the musical middle class". 'The Yin And Yang Of It All' is out now, and available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and John's website. 

“Lived Through That” is the companion podcast to my book where I look at influential 90s musicians and where they are today. On this podcast, we'll delve deeper into a single pivotal moment in the lives of some of the artists I feature in the book, as well as other artists I love and admire. The stories they tell are open, honest, and inspiring. Squeeze is one of the most enduring bands of the 80s with timeless songs like “Black Coffee in Bed,” “Tempted,” “Cool for Cats,” “Up The Junction,” and so many others – all that still sound fresh today. In a little bit of a departure from other episodes, this one is structed more like an oral history of the band with Squeeze's singer-songwriter-guitarist Chris Difford, drummer Gilson Lavis, and bassist John Bentley. Plus John Faye from the 90s band The Caulfields. Musical credits: Calmion: Calmion by Blue Dot Sessions Theme song from Audiojungle. You can find out more about Squeeze here You can find out more about John Faye and his book here You can find out more about Gilson Lavis and his art here Be sure to look out for my book, "Lived Through That," where ever you buy your books! You can get 15% your copy of the book NOW by using the promo code PODCAST15 at this link. In addition, my book "80s Redux," is still available - pick up a copy here! You can find out more about my work and the 80s and 90s books at my website here.

Dan gets by with a little help from his friends in the Philadelphia music community, and we hear from a handful of artists about their favorite things of 2022, as well as things they're looking forward to in 2023. Lots of great picks from Jesse Lundy, John Faye, Avataria, Tyler Asay, Ryan Young, and Brian McTear. Head over to 25oclockpod.com and click on this week's episode post, you'll find the clickable playlist there with links to all the music played on the show this week. Thanks to everyone who helped make this episode happen, and Happy New Year to you all!

And now we close out the year! Dan has put together a short playlist of some of his favorite tracks of 2021. Featuring Philly artists like John Faye, Hurry, The Lunar Year, and more. Happy New Year to all, looking forward to even more great music in 2022. Go to 25oclockpod.com and click on the episode blog post for a clickable playlist of all the artists. 

The term "power pop" was coined by the Who's Pete Townshend in 1967 to describe their style of music. However, the term became more widely identified with subsequent artists from the 1970s who sought to revive Beatles-style pop. AllMusic describes the style as "a cross between the crunching hard rock of the Who and the sweet melodicism of the Beatles and the Beach Boys, with the ringing guitars of the Byrds thrown in for good measure". The sound of the genre became more established thanks to early 1970s hits by Badfinger, the Raspberries, and Todd Rundgren. Subsequent artists occasionally drew from developments such as new wave, punk, glam rock, pub rock, college rock, and neo-psychedelia. On today's show we are very excited to explore the power pop genre with you from its beginnings in the 60's up to artists today like Green Day, Weezer, and of course our Special guest John Faye! So sit back and hang with us for a bit as we discuss our favorite Power Pop Anthems!Spotify Playlist: Power Pop Anthemswww.rightfiction.comSpecial Guest: John FayeAs a musician of Korean-Irish descent, Faye was one of the only mixed-race Asian Americans to sign a major label recording contract in the 90's heyday of alternative rock. As the lead singer and songwriter for the Caulfields, he released two albums on A&M Records, had a modern rock radio hit in the US and Australia (“Devil's Diary”), had song placements in major films and television shows through a publishing deal with Warner-Chappell, and toured nationally and internationally. At the end of 2017, with over three decades in the music business under his belt, Philly rock veteran John Faye decided to take a new direction in his creative life and went on a self-imposed hiatus from recording and performing to look back on his life and career in his upcoming memoir, tentatively titled The Yin and the Yang of it All: Memories from the Cusp, as told by a Mixed-Up, Mixed-Race Kid. In his memoir, Faye shares his unusual perspectives on identity, race, and fame, and also recounts brushes with the likes of KKK grand wizard David Duke, TV-host Tom Bergeron, Apollonia (from Purple Rain), and numerous well-known rock bands from the 90's. Ultimately, it is the story of finding his voice and his tribe in the world of rock and roll, with his strong and enigmatic mother as his emotional anchor.With eleven full-length studio albums, two live albums, a B-sides record, three EP's, a DVD, and a handful of digital singles to his credit, John Faye has amassed an impressive musical resume.John Faye's Links:https://johnfaye.com/homeJohn's Patreon Page

Nate is back with another episode! Join him as he laments finding out about Jimmy Fallon's new show, “That's My Jam,” on Thanksgiving morning (2:42). Then, Nate sits down with Keith Marlowe of the Miners (4:46). They talk about Keith's early years, AM radio, College Rock, his band Tornado 5, the Philly Music Scene, taking a break to go to law school, forming the Miners with Matt Maguire, how John Faye helped them get a show after their planned debut performance fell through, alt.country, song writing, and the Miners' first full length album, Megunticook. Then, Keith partakes in The Jawntlet (1:05:08). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/support

Miss Chrissie turned 43 and the weekend was jam packed with fun! But, before the fun times could begin, Chrissie had to do some adulting and take a trip into "Filthidelphia" while the city was literally on fire. Then, Chrissie and Amelia have fun controlling Steve's lights with a new HomePod mini and we try out Newbolds pizza for the first time and are impressed. Finally, Chrissie and Steve get out of the house and out of town for a songwriter's round featuring the Uber-talented, John Faye! All that and more...LIVE from the 19046! Topics Discussed: - Into Filthidelphia - Birthday gifts and Newbolds pizza - Croquettes NOT Croquet - HomePod mini fun with Steve's lights - John Faye birthday sing-along - Spicy chili is better than sweet - Chrissie hates pumpkins --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/partners-in-crime/message

This week was Halloween! Miss Chrissie used her +9000 luck to snag some last minute costumes. Her kids brought back an obscene amount of candy and we learn that at least one child has good taste in music. All that and more...LIVE from the 19046! Topics Discussed: - Refreshingly normal Halloween - Chrissie's superior costume luck - 14 pounds of candy! - Shocking! A teen with good taste in music! - Belly button oranges - Overly complicated Jack o' Lanterns - We are going to see John Faye and Joey DiTullio for Chrissie's birthday! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/partners-in-crime/message

Hear the origin stories, brushes with stardom, and general $hit-talking of musicians and other creatives in this fly-on-the-wall podcast hosted by John Faye, a musician and songwriter whose 30-year career has allowed him to see the music business from all sides - as a major label artist with his 90's alt-rock band The Caulfields and as an independent / DIY artist since the early 2000's with his projects IKE, John & Brittany, John Faye Power Trip, and John Faye & Those Meddling Kids.   If you like getting a behind the scenes look into the lives of the boys and girls in the band, then this is the show for you. Everything is on the table when we're talking at the diner.

John Faye & Brett Talley return to the Lounge in support of The Caulfields' new concert-rock-doc “26 Candles!” This 90-minute movie contains live renditions of 12 Caulfields originals and interview footage surrounding a most unusual birthday party during the height of the pandemic. TUNE IN:  Check out the premiere tonight on ZOOM: https://patreon.com/johnkimfaye

Join Nate as he revisits the first ten guests of the show by selecting some of his favorite answers to the Top Ten Countdown. Feat. Randy Major, Paul Keen, Chiemena Ukazim, Kevin Mooney, Bill Schmids, Scott Miller, D.X. Ferris, Ben Arnold, Dan Reed and John Faye. But first, Nate reviews the 5.7.21 G. Love/Chuck Treece show at the Ardmore Music Hall. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/support

Episode Three! Nate kicks off the episode remembering the late Jim Steinman (2:36) befre sitting down with musician John Faye (the Caulfields, IKE) (4:40) for a lengthy conversation about John's childhood, his first gig, his creative output, singing the National Anthem at an Eagles game, his upcoming memoir and what is next on the horizon for The Caulfields. All before entering the Jawntlet (1:17:42). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ytmj/support

Brett Talley has been a part of the Philadelphia music community since he was old enough to go to open mics. Brett and Dan talk about his growing up in Mayfair, the Coffee Connection and the open mic scene, joining Ike and The Caulfields (and how he and Caulfields frontman John Faye are inseparable now), his love of Rush and Bowie, 80s and 90s power pop, producing in his studio, and his new record, 'Nonlinear', available now anywhere you get digital music.

As the year draws to a close, Dan talks to a few past guests about the music they put out this year, the tunes they discovered, and what they managed to get done. Featuring conversations with John Faye, Lia Menaker, Tara Murtha, Jesse Lundy, and Brian Walker. Includes tracks by Erin Fox, Sophie Coran, Avataria, Erin Incoherent, and more. Happy New Year to all!

Philadelphia legends John Faye & Brett Talley re-enter the Lounge to chat about The Caulfields, Christmas movies, live music and more. TUNE IN! https://johnfaye.com/home  

John Faye has been in the music business, in many ways, for over three decades. His impressive musical resume dates back to his major label days fronting '90s alt-rockers The Caulfields (whose single "Devil's Diary" cracked the modern rock top-40, and whose album tracks landed on soundtracks for Disney's "The Babysitter's Club" and "Melrose Place"), to his first solo foray The John Faye Power Trip, which morphed into IKE (who put out 6 full-length records from 2003-2011), to his punk/garage-rock influenced duo John & Brittany (who gained notoriety on the Sirius/XM channel "Little Steven's Underground Garage"), to John Faye & Those Meddling Kids!, and now once again with the reunited Caulfields.  John's upcoming memoir, tentatively titled Days That Came And Went, is scheduled to be published sometime in 2021. http://www.johnfaye.com/ Brett Talley's outstanding musical career includes his two years as lead guitarist and producer for the Philly based pop-rock act, OutSet, lead guitarist for one of Philadelphia's most popular rock outfits, IKE, The Caulfields, and now as a solo artist. Brett also performs as lead guitarist and secondary vocalist in the Philadelphia cover band Bangarang. Brett's most recent solo effort, Perpetual States, is a personal statement of loss and discovery. “I view it as a loose concept album with themes being the overarching stories of birth, death, and rebirth", he says.   http://thatmusicmag.com/perpetual-states-a-walk-with-brett-talley/ 

Singer-songwriter John Faye of the Caulfields and Ike talks about his upcoming memoir, how a personal experience with his infant son led to a Philadelphia musical anthem, and the reunited Caulfields' feel-good cover of "Love Will Keep Us Together."

Songwriter, recording artist, author, professor and all-around decent human being John Faye joins me on the podcast.  We discuss music, losing great artists, how they affect our lives, and what these things mean in times like this.  We also may tell a story or two from the road.  Enjoy! You can find John at www.johnfaye.com You can also find his music from The Caulfields, The John Faye Power Trip, IKE, and his solo recordings on Spotify. - Intro - Deathbed (Na, Na, Na) by John Faye/IKE from the album "Parallel Universe".

The one with the return of Stephanie and the hairy-chested woman. Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald and Rick Jensen mix it up with musician Tony Capella, Stacey Silvers of The Queen Theatre and John Faye of The Caulfields while promoting events happening around Wilmington.

On today's episode, Steve's Q & A session focuses on staying motivated in a multitude of different ways. He uncovers how to trick your mind into endless amounts of energy, what you're wasting your money on, and how to speed up your recovery without spending anything. From carbs to home workouts, Steve covers everything you need to know. You'll also learn about the 30 Day Metabolic Reset and see the enormous impact it's had on two members of this program.   “I am selective with where I invest my energy.” -Steve Weatherford Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Overcast PodBean TuneIn Radio   Timestamps: 2:20 - How to stay motivated all the time 3:50 - The supplement that no one thinks about 6:11 - Steve's recommendation for rest days 7:56 - Training your core 9:27 - The 30 Day Metabolic Reset, and why home workouts work just as well 12:28 - The introduction to John and Faye 15:50 - John & Faye's learning experiences with the metabolic reset   Connect with Steve: Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter Join the movement Catch Steve's full workouts on YouTube Share it with other high performers #SteveWeatherfordShow

Dan and John Faye have been trying to sit down together for nearly two years, and it is well worth the wait. John talks about his long rollercoaster of a music career, from signing to a major label in the mid 90s (The Caulfields) to releasing nearly a dozen independent releases since. Taking the next year off from his usually non-stop performance schedule, John talks about focusing on his memoir, '1-Way To Avalon', and how it's shaping up to be anything but the typical rock n' roll bio.

Dr. Leonard John Faye led the change in chiropractic from the static, bone out of place, to the dynamic motion model. In this episode, he speaks with Dr. Brett Kinsler on the shifting paradigm.

John Faye talks about his 25+ years in the music industry fronting bands like IKE and The Caulfields as well as his upcoming memoir. He also performs Miss America, DNA and Into Philadelphia.

John Faye visits the Lounge and chats about the IKE reunion and more. ikeonline.net johnfaye.com

Brandi is Going to Hell will make you uncomfortable, laugh, and have other weird feelings. Host Brandi Lukas comments on pop culture, talks about sex, and interviews bands.Going to Hell September 29, 2014 Going to Hell on Olio.fm is back with episode 10! Guest-host Billy G. and Amanda M. of Dissonant Geek joins Brandi for a rousing discussion of..well, a lot of things. The duo starts with a Quickies segment covering the latest from Brandi’s OkCupid account, which then leads to the Contentious Topics segment. In this segment, the threesome discusses sex in the time of Ebola, and the controversy that always surrounds the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Next, Brandi, Amanda and Billy introduce the Sit on My Face segment where the three discuss "the Snappening" and other social media networks to check out if you're over people's baby/cat photos on Facebook. Lastly, Brandi interviews John Faye of Philly’s songwriting rock and roll duo John & Brittany for her First Date segment of Going to Hell. Faye discusses how the duo met, and extends a personal invite to all Going to Hell listens for the band's farewell/EP release show this upcoming Friday at the Hard Rock Cafe in Philly. Brandi also has silly rapid-fire questions for him, where you’ll find out what artery-clogging, Philly-based sandwich frontman Faye would devour to his grave. Follow Brandi:http://brandiisgoingtohell.comhttps://www.instagram.com/brandilukashttps://twitter.com/brandilukashttps://www.facebook.com/brandiisgoingtohell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Show: John & Brittany. This interview was a long time in the scheduling. Done during the Dewey Beach music festival, we finally got to sit down with our friends John Faye and Brittany Rotondo to discuss their musical collaborations, how they met and of course their new CD "Start Sinning". Included in the interview are their new songs "Dirty Little Magazine" and 'Zzzoloft"!