Podcast appearances and mentions of John Paul White

Do you know The Weakerthans? We barely did. But we absolutely loved this record. Big kudos to our guest Caleb Caudle for picking this one. We also discuss his new record "Sweet Critters" and his collaborations with John Paul White and Alison Russell, sad people, The Opry, playing for small rooms, skipping the choruses, cats who try to motivate, the Elks Lodge, hockey pucks, The Paramount, and beep boops.Check out Caleb Caudle at:  https://www.calebcaudle.com/Check out The Weakerthans at:  https://www.theweakerthans.org/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or one all your favorite podcast providers like Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

Mulitple Grammy winning singer, songwriter and producer Rodney Crowell was one of the founders of the style that's come to be known as alternative country. His career has been marked by notable collaborations, like the one with Emmylou Harris that brought Rodney to our ground floor performance venue The Green Space back in 2013. Now Rodney is back, with a new album called Close Ties, and it features collaborators like Sheryl Crow, and Rosanne Cash and John Paul White. The new album draws on folk, blues, rock'n'roll, and, yes, alt country, but mostly it draws on Crowell's own deep well of stories and characters, whether fictional or not.    

John Paul White discusses his recent album ‘The Hurting Kind', which was inspired by classic country, rock, and The post John Paul White appeared first on The Strange Brew .

Two-time Grammy nominated duo The Secret Sisters (Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle) join us to chat about their development as songwriters and reaching new creative heights with their latest album. PART ONE:Scott and Paul chat about Scott's recent trip to see Norah Jones and Lake Street Dive perform at Red Rocks and discuss the ways concerts have changed in recent years. Plus, they take an opportunity to gripe about the changes coming to Southwest Airlines. What does that have to do with anything? Nothing, but I guess they're the ones with the microphones! PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle of The Secret SistersABOUT THE SECRET SISTERS:Two-time Grammy nominees Laura Rogers and Lydia Rogers Slagle, known as The Secret Sisters, are Alabama-born siblings who released their self-titled debut album on Universal Republic Records in 2010. Produced by Dave Cobb, the album featured primarily traditional songs and country music covers alongside two originals. The follow-up, Put Your Needle Down, was produced by T-Bone Burnett and found the sisters contributing more original material, including collaborations with Brandi Carlile and Dan Wilson. Both albums reached the Top 10 on Billboard's folk chart. Their next two releases—You Don't Own Me Anymore and Saturn Return—were co-produced by Brandi Carlile, and each earned a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Their fifth, and most recent, studio album is called Mind, Man, Medicine and finds the sisters co-producing for the first time, alongside Ben Tanner and John Paul White, who is best known as half of the duo The Civil Wars. The album was recorded in their hometown of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, primarily at the legendary FAME Studios. 

Sometimes you feel like a Nutt... Jimmy talked about Fame Studios, Jason Isbell, how to get $1000 for recording your music, miking up a bluegrass band, miking upright bass, the secret to great drums, large versus small mics, and setting up monitors. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Jimmy Nutt a GRAMMY Award winning Engineer, Jimmy Nutt, grew up in Shreveport Louisiana surrounded by musicians steeped in blues and rock. He joined his first band at age 13. Early on, Jimmy was interested in recording and sound. He acquired a Tascam 4-track cassette recorder while still in his teens and started learning how to record a band. In 2000, Jimmy moved his family to Muscle Shoals, AL. to work as a staff-recording engineer at FAME Recording Studios. During his time at FAME, he recorded sessions for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Clarence Carter, Heartland, Russell Smith, The Drive-by-Truckers and many more. He worked at FAME for almost 3 years before becoming an independent recording engineer and producer. He was also a staff writer for FAME's publishing company during this time. Jimmy is now the owner of The NuttHouse Recording Studio, Inc. located in downtown Sheffield, Alabama. He transformed a bank built in 1955 into a recording studio and has hosted numerous recording sessions in the last 14 years including well-known artists; Percy Sledge, The Dead South, Blind Boys of Alabama, Dylan LeBlanc, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jason Isbell, John Paul White, Donna Jean Godchaux, and The SteelDrivers. In 2016, Jimmy won a GRAMMY award for engineering and mixing the “Bluegrass Album of the Year”, The SteelDrivers, “The Muscle Shoals Recordings”. And In 2020, Jimmy won the Canadian Juno award for producing and mixing the “Traditional Roots Album of the Year” for The Dead South album “Sugar & Joy”. Thank you so much to Jake Kiser, Mark Rubel, Craig Alvin, suggesting Jimmy come on the show and Kyle Lenhing for making our introduction! THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://www.adam-audio.com https://www.native-instruments.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.izotope.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://gracedesign.com/ https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy  https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Check out the MBSI on sale now for $80 off! https://www.makebelievestudio.com/mbsi  Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Wo9DKqojKpzf9ocdxbFG2?si=356832708b5046f2 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/464

In the wake of a family member's passing, the common assumption is that their property will smoothly transfer to heirs, whether children or a spouse. Yet, complications surface in the absence of a will. We discuss how to avoid pitfalls. Then later in the show, singer and songwriter John Paul White joins us to discuss his career and upcoming performance.

John Paul White is an amzing performer, singer, songwriter and studio nerd who lives in Florence, Alabama and is known by many for all his amazing work with his Grammy-winning band The Civil Wars. John Paul has also worked as a professional songwriter, and runs a studio and a label called Single Lock Records. This all goes down in Florence, which is part of the 3 cities known as The Shoals, or as us music nerds know it as, Muscle Shoals. This small, almost rural area unbelievably housed 2 amazing studios where some of the greatest soul music of all time was recorded - Fame, and Muscle Shoals Sound. Those 2 studios are still standing today and really are amazing places to visit! John Paul continues that tradition by carving out his own scene in the very same area today. He grew up in a small town in Tennessee, very close to Florence, and during his college days, started playing gigs in bands and on his own. He eventually discovered that he loved songwriting, especially as a vehicle to sing and perform. That led to him recording an album with his band, and eventually a solo album called "The Long Goodbye". But it was at a songwriting workshop that he was paired up with the already successful Joy Williams - they hit it off and immediately started working on music that became The Civil Wars. Their debut album, "Barton Hollow", came out in 2011 and was a huge success, winning a Grammy the following year.They worked mostly with producer Charlie Peacock, but also with others like T-Bone Burnett and Rick Rubin, which we get into today as well. The Civil Wars came to a crashing halt in 2013, and John Paul has since re-started his solo career, the label and now the studio. His albums "Beulah", and the most recent "The Hurting Kind" are both stellar records to check out. They're very different and sonically really deep and interesting. It was great to speak with John Paul about all of these projects, his creative process and what he's up to these days. You can follow him for any shows, and news on albums he's making or producing for others at johnpaulwhite.com - Enjoy my conversation with John Paul White!If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show with a donation or Patreon subscriptionThe show's website can be found at www.makersandshakerspodcast.comYour fearless host, Steve Dawson can be found at www.stevedawson.ca Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mmasspodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Liner Notes Podcast with Crimson Calamity. Audiocapsules: Deep-dive interviews, reviews, and live tunes from your new favorite artists. We used to read the liner notes. Now? We Listen. SEASON 3: Episode 7 - October 9th 2023 Sonic Spellcaster Katie McGhie stopped by Studio Muse to chat with  Lauren and Mallory about making music with the sounds of Mother Earth,  movies like August Rush, Baby Driver and How JEALOUS we are that she not ONLY saw the Civil Wars play live when they were together but she MET THEM! Drink of the week: Gold Rush (Tequila, Lemon, Sage) Subscribe to this podcast AND our mailing list for a free download of our song Fool's Gold - we're a band too! Our new EP WildCard is out now! we ALSO have Merch!Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and Twitter - we wanna be friends with y'all! 

What does it take to make it in the music industry, and how can a love for music and a willingness to "dare to suck" propel you forward? Join me as I chat with Nashville-based songwriter and veteran musician, Adam Browder, about his incredible journey from Birmingham, Alabama to the heart of the music industry, and the inspiring lessons he's learned along the way.From his experiences at the University of North Alabama's music program and working in legendary studios, to life on tour with Kip Moore, we delve into Adam's unique story. We discuss the importance of collaboration, the songwriting process, and how taking risks and daring to suck can lead to amazing creative breakthroughs. Get ready for an engaging conversation filled with fascinating stories about Adam's collaborations with the likes of Gary Nichols, Jason Isbell, and John Paul White.As we wrap up our conversation, we explore the artistic side of creativity, inspiration, and the importance of taking risks to grow as an artist. Adam shares his thoughts on collaboration, believing in yourself, and the rewards that come with taking risks in the music industry. Whether you're an aspiring musician, a country music fan, or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes world of the music industry, this episode is a must-listen. So, tune in and be inspired by Adam's amazing journey and his passionate love for music.Adam's Instagram: @browdermusicAdamBrowder.com Support the showOutside of these inspiring interviews, Grace offers further artistic growth opportunities through semi-annual songwriting retreats held in Memphis, TN and 1:1 Zoom coaching! All details can be found at her website: GraceAskew.com

This week, singer, multi-instrumentalist, podcaster, story teller and musicologist Nicholas Edward Williams recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park. “Host of the popular roots music history podcast American Songcatcher, Nicholas Edward Williams is a multi-instrumentalist and storyteller who is dedicated to 'playing it forward' by preserving the songs and styles that have shaped our country: ragtime, Piedmont blues, traditional folk, old time and early country. Williams has spent the last 15 years touring around the US, the UK, Western Europe and Australia, blending the roots music spectrum in his own style. He's opened for Taj Mahal, The Wood Brothers, Dom Flemons, CAAMP, John Paul White, Town Mountain, John Craigie, Rachel Baiman and Lucy Daucus, and has performed at festival stages on three continents. William's debut record As I Go Ramblin' Around made the International Folk Radio DJ Charts in 2019 with the #6 Top Album, #7 Top Song. His critically acclaimed sophomore release Folk Songs For Old Times' Sake unveiled in November of 2021 and has been heralded by the likes of Grammy-winning musician David Holt who said: ‘With tasteful guitar arrangements and a voice that draws you right in, Nicholas' recordings roll along like a mountain stream.” https://nicholasedwardwilliams.com/about/ In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark original Sam Younger performing the tune “Mississippi Sawyer,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In his segment “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins investigates the history of tourism in the entertainment Mecca of the Ozarks: Branson, Missouri.

Matt Koziol is a Nashville songwriter who has collaborated with a host of super pros in the industry-- from John Paul White & Charlie Worsham to Abby Anderson & Bre Kennedy, among others. As his friends and collaborators say, "Matt has a knack for pulling remarkable stories from peers to use as inspiration in the songwriting process." Of his work, Matt says, "“I make music to feel, to move, and to heal — not only people who hear it, but also myself. So, while I have the chance to do it, I'll make sure every chord and every note has every last piece of me with it to give. There is no sense and no worth in holding back.”

In Valley Sounds this week (11/5/22), we feature tunes from the new Hunnivega EP: “Culture Critic ” plus new music from King Montiez, and The Grassring along with tunes from The Nerve, Dizzy D & Joey Bagadonuts , Mckenzie Lockhart feat. John Paul White, Dante' Pride, Anna Kennedy, 53 Judges and Jeremy Howe.  Hear Valley Sounds Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD, and Sunday nights at 9pm on 88.1 WUTC Chattanooga or download the podcast with the WLRH Mobile App!

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains a lengthy discussion on mental health, depression, anxiety, self harm, and suicidal ideation. In the season eight finale of the show (the fifth episode of the season, and the 48th episode overall) Kevin welcomes writer and podcast host Anna Borges to the show. Anna is the author of The More or Less Definitive to Self-Care, and the host of the mental health podcast Mood Ring. The two talk about the expression "theatre kid," being depressed teenagers who turned into depressed adults, and Anna's love of the Spotify algorithm. To learn more about Anna, please follow her on Twitter or Instagram. The essay "I Am Not Always Very Attached to Being Alive," can be read here. Subscribe to the podcast she hosts, Mood Ring, here. For additional information about Anhedonic Headphones, please click here.    Episode Musical Credits Intro Music: "Brooklyn Zoo (instrumental)," written by Russell Jones, Dennis Coles, and Robert Diggs; originally performed by Ol' Dirty Bastard. Taken from the Get On Down reissue of Return to The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, 2011.  Outro Music: "What Does Your Soul Looks Like (Part 4)," performed by DJ Shadow. Endtroducing..., Mo Wax, 1996. Incidental Music: "Cymbal Rush," written by Thom Yorke; performed by Christopher O'Riley.   “My Immortal,” written by Amy Lee, Ben Moody, and David Hodges ;performed by Evanescence. Fallen, Wind Up, 2003. “Addicted,” written by Pierre Bouvier, Chuck Comeau, Arnold Lanni, Sébastien Lefebvre, and Jeff Stinco ;performed by Simple Plan. No Pads, No Helmets, Just Balls, Warner Brothers, 2003. “All Hail The Heartbreaker," written and performed by The Spill Canvas. Sunsets and Car Crashes, One Eleven Records, 2003. “Be Calm,” written by Nate Ruess, Andrew Dost, Jack Antonoff, and Sam Means; performed by fun. Aim and Ignite, fun music, 2009 “Are You Satisfied,” written by Marina Diamandis; performed by Marina And The Diamonds. The Family Jewels, 679 Recordings, 2010. “Black Sheep,” written by Gin Wigmore and Butch Walker; performed by Gin Wigmore. Gravel and Wine, Universal Music, 2011 “Scream," written by Harry Springer; performed by The Midnight Club. Self released 2019 “C'est La Mort,” written by Joy Williams and John Paul White; performed by The Civil Wars. Barton Hollow, Columbia, 2011. “Dust and Ashes,” written by Dave Malloy; performed by Josh Groban. Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812, Reprise, 2017. “House by The Sea,” written by Pål Moddi Knutsen; performed by Moddi. Set The House on Fire, Propeller, 2013. “Stranger,” written by Thomas Freeman; performed by Covey. Self-released, 2015

If you love P!NK's song "Love Me Anyway," featuring Chris Stapleton, you're going to find this episode very entertaining. Multiple award-winning music producer Sal Oliveri joined Gary Scott Thomas for an episode where Sal takes us behind the scenes and shows us how hit songs are brought to life. He also talks about being the son of an immigrant who is living out his dreams, including working with Billy Joel. Also in this episode:How a band he wasn't a fan of won him overHow extending grace can produce something amazingLetting kids find their own wayStarting in music at age 4The fantasy Sal's living and Gary wishes he couldHow music is a different languageWhat a producer actually doesTaking a demo and making it fit the artistBuilding a studioWorking with Billy JoelAdvice he gives to younger artistsA big skill artists must havePicking the right songWomen in Country musicHow he blended Chris Stapleton & P!NKWorking with Haley & MichaelsHow different the world of music is once you're actually in it About Sal:This Nashville based Producer/Writer has played a pivotal role in the careers of artists and songwriters for over a decade. Often behind the scenes, Sal is providing the sound, inspiration and development needed to launch artists' careers into the forefront of the music industry.Raised in the shadows of Manhattan, Sal Oliveri developed a diverse musical background. His grandmother, an opera singer, and father, a golden-voiced “crooner”, set the bar high for Sal when it came to execution and musical taste. By age 4, Sal was riveted to pop radio and his upright piano. Before long, Sal was performing as musical director and keyboardist at Harlem's famous “Cotton Club” and hitting the NJ/NY studio scene. Soon after, Sal relocated to Nashville where his musical efforts quickly earned him a #1 single he co-wrote and a Grammy Nomination for Best Rock Album.Sal is known for his attention to detail and instinctive gift for bringing out the essence of the Artist and making it extraordinary.CREDITSPop/Rock/Urban: P!NK, Jack Antonoff (FUN, Bleachers), Dan Wilson (Semisonic, Adele), Stan Lynch (of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers), Billy Joel, Emily West (America's Got Talent 2014 #2 finalist), Brooke White (American Idol), David Cook (American Idol), Daniel Powter, John Paul White (of The Civil Wars) Dia Frampton (The Voice), Lucie Silvas, B.Reith, Room for Two, Jaren Johnston of “Cadillac Black”, Andy Davis, Kevin Griffin (of Better Than Ezra) David Hodges (Evanessence)Country/Americana: Parmalee, Carrie Underwood, Charles Kelly (Lady Antebellum), Kenny Chesney, Brett Eldredge, Sheryl Crow, The Band Perry, John Paul White (The Civil Wars), Garth Brooks,  Lee Brice, Kip Moore, Keith Urban, Randy Houser, High Valley, Leigh Nash, Haley & Michaels, Ricky Skaggs, Faith Hill, Jo Dee Messina, Lee Ann Womack, David Nail, Lori McKennaAwards/Recognitions:Multiple Billboard & iTunes #1's in Pop, Country, Soundtrack, CCM/Gospel#1 Country Video on CMT w/ Haley & Michael's “Me Too”Grammy Nomination for Best Pop/Rock Albumhttps://saloliveri.com

Playlist for The Everything Show 6/13/2022 The Smile / You Will Never Work In Television Again Bryan Ferry / The 'In' Crowd Acid Arab / Staifia (Feat. Radia Menel) Car Seat Headrest / Running Up That Hill Khruangbin / Summer Madness Jacob Gurevitsch & Buika / Melancoli´a Kongos / Come with Me Now Post Animal / Post Animal Brandon Seabrook / In The Swarm Big Lazy / Skinless Boneless Merle Haggard / The Bottle Let Me Down Kurt Vile, Jim James, Pat McLaughlin, John Paul White and Courtney Marie Andrews / Crazy as a Loon Jesse Cook / Azul Frank Sinatra / Just One Of Those Things Led Zeppelin / That's The Way The Black Angels / Young Men Dead Transglobal Underground / Khalghi Stomp   The Velvelettes / Needle In a Haystack Muse / Unintended Fish Go Deep / The Cure & the Cause (Dennis Ferrer Remix) Massive Attack / Protection (Feat. Tracey Thorn) The Roots feat. Cody ChesnuTT / The Seed (2.0) Still Corners / The Trip email: theeverythingshow@aol.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/groups/437543777929981/

Brian enlists the help of executive producer Lafe to answer listener questions about an 80's sorta-supergroup and two Nashville songwriters with a whole lotta the wrong chemistry. SHOW NOTES: Songs used in this episode: Fastway "Say What You Will" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastway_(band) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Civil_Wars https://www.npr.org/2013/08/02/207981618/the-civil-wars-joy-williams-on-the-duos-fragile-bond#:~:text=But%20last%20year%2C%20in%20the,haven't%20appeared%20together%20since.

When a player becomes a hot commodity within their musical community, there’s an unsaid understanding that they could probably demolish a solo set all on their own. A perfect example is singer-guitarist Matt Koziol, who’s collaborated with country legends like John Paul White, Abby Anderson, and Jimmie Allen and enjoyed a creative partnership with Bre […]

In this week's Valley Sounds (5/14/22), we celebrate the First Waltz Weekend and the opening of the Orion Amphitheatre with tunes from artists performing on the big stage and at the Camp to Amp celebration festival.  We'll hear music from Brittany Howard, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, #ChillCity, Deqn Sue, Element XI, John Paul White, DJ Sizahanz, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, B Smoove, Black Market Haggis, The Aeolians of Oakwood, and the Ben Luthy Acoustic Show.  Hear Valley Sounds Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD, and Sunday nights at 9pm on 88.1 WUTC Chattanooga or download the podcast with the WLRH Mobile App!

On this episode of the Blind Tiger Record Club Podcast, David W. Williams and Kevin Lee discuss the May Singer Songwriter Record Of The Month, Zachary Williams - Dirty Camaro.  The album is discussed and clips of songs from the album are played.  It is a great introduction to both the artist and the album.  Williams is the founder and front man of the band The Lone Bellow.  We discuss the success of The Lone Bellow and why Williams released a solo album.  How Williams was influenced by Jim James of My Moring Jacket.  We talk about the collaborations that include Thad Cockrell, Anderson East, John Paul White, Robert Elllis, and Ashley Monroe.  We also discuss the producer, Robert Ellis, engineer Josh Block,  and recording studio Niles City Sound in Fort Worth Texas.  There is also an interesting discussion of Spotify and the state of streaming versus physical products in the music industry. Whether or not you are a member of Blind Tiger Record Club, the B.T.R.C. Podcast is a great way to get introduced to some new artists and discover some albums that you may not be familiar with.  All the music in our subscription program and that we discuss on this show are on vinyl and have been released or reissued in the last 30 - 60 days.  The show is designed to be a discovery platform for new music "on vinyl", but even if you do not collect or listen to vinyl, it's still a fun way to explore new music. *The Blind Tiger Record Club Podcast is sponsored by 85 Supply.  Go to 85supply.com or email info@85supply.com to get started. For 5% off of your first order, simply mention "Blind Tiger Record Club" via email or over the phone with your rep. Its that simple. Hosts: David W. Williams and Kevin Lee Executive Producer - David W. Williams A Blind Tiger Entertainment, LLC Production This episode was edited and mixed by the team at Sound On Studios Theme song written and produced by Jasen Rauch For more information on becoming a member of the Blind Tiger Record Club, shopping the thousands of titles in the record store, or listening to previous episodes of the podcast, go to BlindTigerRecordClub.com.

We welcome Matt Koziol, one of Nashville's most admired young talents to the show. Hailing from New Jersey and celebrating his forthcoming full length debut album, 'Wildhorse' (Out May 20), Matt has has collaborated with John Paul White, Joy Oladokun, Jimmie Allen, Charlie Worsham, Steve Moakler, Abby Anderson, Bre Kennedy, and more. A vibrant songwriter, and personality, who's developed a style of writing, and playing, that appeals to the traveling heart, Matt has created raving fans among not only Nashville's music community, but Americana music tastemakers as well. Join us as Matt talks with Jamie about a plethora of topics. Among them, the character and grit of New Jersey, the influence of Elvis, how a musica teacher changed his life forever and more. For extended details on Matt Koziol, visit his official website: www.mattkoziol.com

This week's guest Matt Koziol, a rising country star, blind taste tests Old Forester Bottled in Bond Expressions: 8 year, 11 year and 14 year. Which will win? You'll need to fast forward toward the end to find out, but listen to Matt's and Fred's thoughts as they taste through the lineup. Glasses: A) Old Fitzgerald BIB 14 Year. B) Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond 8 Year. C) Old Fitzgerald 11 Year. About Matt Koziol Matt Koziol has collaborated with John Paul White, Joy Oladokun, Jimmie Allen, Charlie Worsham, Steve Moakler, Abby Anderson, Bre Kennedy, and more as a writer for Prescription Songs. And has spent the last few years playing guitar and singing BGVs for Bre Kennedy. Koziol is a vibrant songwriter, and personality, who's developed a style of writing, and playing, that appeals to the traveling heart. He focuses on creating a homelike environment for each session; setting his collaborators at ease and making each person feel special. Matt has a knack for pulling remarkable stories from his peers to use as inspiration in the songwriting process.

Let's come clean. It's no longer acceptable for musicians to have mediocre video content if they want to captivate an audience and stand out in the noise of social media. The challenge for many artists is the follow-through in actually making amazing videos!   On this episode of Creative Juice, Jack and Ed are joined by Indepreneur's resident video expert, Michael Kessler, aka indie-pop artist Kytoon for a crash course in making your videos shine for your music career! Learn how Michael went from a trial by fire start in video production to working on projects for names like Tom Morello, Kesha, and John Paul White. Discover how to capture emotional impact in your content, brainstorm YouTube pattern interrupts, how to set up your shots, and get the inside scoop on Michael's #1 piece of advice for your music videos!   If you've struggled with getting your video content on par with your music, live shows, and overall branding, let's do some music video myth-busting and get you on track to produce killer content!   DISCOVER: How to Select Songs For Your Top Of Funnel Videos What You Can Learn From The Pilot of "Breaking Bad" How To Pack Your Videos With Your Unique Musical Flair What Problem Plagues Most Music Videos Why You Should Study Your Video Inspiration     RESOURCES: Take The NEW "Promote With Video" Training Inside INDIEPRO Kytoon - "Darker Days" Mister Horse - Premiere Composer Bo Burnham: Inside Looking to expand your team or bring on an agency in 2022? Apply to work with IndieX! 

Codependency is confusing! On this episode we explore definitions of codependent behavior and Sara shares her healing journey. Resources: Codependent No More by Melody Beattie The New Codependency by Melody Beattie Facing Codependency by Pia Mellody https://coda.org (https://coda.org) Sara's Playlist: "The Martyr" by John Paul White

On this episode, we're joined by Christian music industry veteran, Stacey Willbur. We talk about her journey as a publisher, what she's looking for in songwriters, her role as a publisher and practical tips for up-and-coming songwriters. Industry Music Publishing Veteran, Stacey Willbur has worked for many of the top music publishing houses in Nashville, her heart and passion for aspiring songwriters, artists, and songs have opened the door for many creatives throughout her career. She has worked with artists in both Christian & Country music including David Garcia, Kari Jobe, Mandisa, Chris Stevens, Ben Glover, Brian White, Jerry Salley, Kelly Lovelace, Chris Stapleton, and John Paul White. Stacey established a "Women In The Music Industry" community where she currently mentors, guides and encourages young ladies who are entering their first jobs in the music industry. At present, Stacey's undertaking a new role as Head of Publishing of the newly formed TIM Publishing with Christian Music Industry Legends - Chris Tomlin & Jason Ingram! SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: On Apple Podcasts On Spotify All other platforms CONNECT WITH US: christianmusicmarketing.com Christian Music Marketing on Instagram Christian Music Marketing Facebook Christian Music Industry Podcast on Instagram CONNECT WITH STACEY: instagram.com/staceywillbur --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christianmusicindustry/message

As a working musician, you can bet Jessica Malone knows what it means to play nice with other musicians, artists, and creatives. One of her passions is advocating for female artists, and she's deeply involved within the music industry, including Girls Rock Sacramento, a nonprofit that inspires and empowers youth through music. She also supports organizations such as 916 Ink, Wildwood Performing Arts Foundation and others. She has played at a multitude of festivals including Napa Earth, Davis Music, and BottleRock and opened for the likes of John Paul White, Arlo Guthrie, and Joe Craven and The Sometimers. Tune into our last episode as we discuss intersectional feminism, and hear about the magic that happens when you allow yourself and others the creative freedom on a given project. You can find Jessica's upcoming shows here. In this episode, you hear us talk about a website called Book More Women. The inspiration behind #bookmorewomen is the pervasive gender imbalance that currently plagues music festivals. The goal is to provide a visual representation of the problem, start conversations, track progress, and work towards better representation on future lineups.

El tranquilo comienzo de hoy sólo es para mostrar el respeto que un disco clásico se merece y es que Michael Stipe (REM) incluye su versión de Sunday Morning del disco legendario con portada de Warhol de The Velvet Underground y Nico, con algunas diferencias que notarás si escuchas (en el final del podcast) la canción original. Y aprovechando REM, escuchamos el lamento del conductor 8 a cargo de Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit para su disco Georgia Blue, con canciones del Estado del melocotón para celebrar que Biden ganó finalmente allí. Y también es de ese disco la fenomenal versión de Gladys Knight & The Pips, Midnight Train To Georgia,a cargo de la banda de Isbell también ayudado por John Paul White y con la soberbia voz de la cantante vaquera Brittney Spencer, a la que ahora le deben salir invitaciones para cantar en todos lados. El también vaquero Jon Pardi contribuye su voz a un clásico de Metallica antes de dar paso al bluessoul con Phillip-Michael Scales y su socio y sobrino de John Lee, Archie Lee Hooker. Las hermanas Whitmore nos empujan a aprender a volar antes de que sea tarde que cantan las superestrellas John Mellencamp y Bruce Springsteen. Y Jeremy Pinnell nos muestra su concepto de rock sureño antes de despedir con Andrew Leahey & The Homestead con su rock casero a lo Springsteen. Ah, y no nos olvidemos del badass Jesse Dayton que, además, publica biografía.Michael Stipe, Sunday MorningJason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Driver 8Jason Isbell, Midnight Train To GeorgiaJon Pardi, Wherever I May RoamJesse Dayton, Burning House of LovePhillip-Michael Scales, When They Put Me in My Grave (feat. Archie Lee Hooker)Archie Lee Hooker, Blinded By LoveThe Whitmore Sisters, Learn to FlyJohn Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen, Wasted DaysJeremy Pinnell, Red RosesJeremy Pinnell, Big Ol' GoodAndrew Leahey & The Homestead, Good at GoneThe Velvet Underground & Nico, Sunday Morning Hey, you, visita nuestro Facebook y déjanos tus peticiones, comentarios, canciones...O escríbenos un email aquí.

On this week's show, we... bid adieu to the late, great Dr. Lonnie Smith  spend quality time with superlative new records from Adia Victoria & Dirty Honey spin new tracks by John Mellencamp, Parquet Courts & Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit All this & much, much less!Debts No Honest Man Can Pay is over 2 rock-solid hours of musical eclectica & other noodle stories. The show started in 2003 at WHFR-FM (Dearborn, MI), moved to WGWG-FM (Boiling Springs, NC) in 2006 & Plaza Midwood Community Radio (Charlotte, NC) in 2012, with a brief pit-stop at WLFM-FM (Appleton, WI) in 2004.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash curates a program exploring the importance of protest music as part of our shared cultural history. She talks of how the rich oral tradition of roots music embraces migration stories, loss, resistance, and how we are moving to something better, but that it might be painful. And ultimately, protest songs can show us a path to get there. (Originally from Live With Carnegie Hall from June 2020.) Set list: Rosanne Cash and Leventhal plays Bob Dylan's "License to Kill" Lizz Wright plays "Blessed the Brave"Elvis Costello sings both "Big Stars Have Tumbled" Rosanne Cash and John Paul White sing "We're All In This Together Now" Watch the entire Live With Carnegie Hall program Rosanne Cash - Present Perfect: Songs of Protest and Memory:

Allister Ann is a photographer that started her documenting career shooting The Civil Wars and then was the personal photographer for Kenny Chesney. Two musicians I'm not into but she has shot my favorites, Dolly Parton, Butch Walker, Chelsea Wolfe, Jenny Lewis, Adele and Reggie Watts. I stumbled upon her work after having friend of the pod Matt Maust and viewing her sick photos of Cold War Kids which was also featured in a Cold War Kids music video. Found her work through a friend of the pod, Kamtin, from The Chain Gang of 1975 as well. She's also a music video director and has directed videos for John Paul White, Dan Auerbach, and The Shelters. This is not a photography podcast, we're not going to be nerdying out on Rollieflexes, Rolexes or who's in our Rolodexes. Please welcome Allister Ann to Wear Many Hats. instagram.com/allisterann instagram.com/wearmanyhatswmh instagram.com/rashadrastam rashadrastam.com wearmanyhats.com dahsar.com

In this episode, we get the opportunity to have an open conversation with Stacey Willbur, a music publishing veteran. We hear about her experiences working in the music industry, where she’s had the chance to work with some of the top Christian songwriters & artists like Mandisa, Kari Jobe, Chris Tomlin, and more. She shares her passion for music, encouraging and inspiring others, and helping songwriters create the best songs they can. She also shares with us how she keeps a positive mindset and gives us insight into the power of community in the highly competitive music industry. Industry Music Publishing Veteran, Stacey Willbur has worked for some of the top Music Publishing houses in Nashville. She started her career in 1997 working at EMI Christian Music Publishing where she was a part of growing the publishing team & the beginning of the WorshipTogether brand. The EMI family led her to the Country division in 2002 where she worked with songwriters Chris Stapleton, Jamey Johnson, John Paul White, Kelly Lovelace, & Jamie O’Neal. She also served for 8 years as Senior Creative Director at Brentwood Benson/Capitol CMG working with some of the top Christians writers & artists - Ben Glover, David Garcia, Chris Stevens, Kari Jobe, Mandisa & Chris Tomlin. Stacey took her knowledge to create services for other companies, she worked for Full Circle Music as VP Publishing/A&R with Grammy Award Winning Songwriter/Producer Seth Mosley where they Serve, Teach, Train and Raise Up aspiring songwriters & artist as they pursue their dream in the music industry. Currently, she is starting a NEW publishing company with 2 industry Legends Chris Tomin & Jason Ingram...more to come on this new venture. Connect with Stacey: Instagram Facebook Connect with us: instagram.com/wisdommoon marketingwithwisdom.com christianmusicmarketing.com TheArtistMentorship.com Listen/Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify Anchor

Happy Mother's Day! This week's show features music to celebrate mothers, music for brothers with different mothers, and music for all of the others out there too. Featuring tracks by Natalie MacMaster, JP Cormier, Dave Gunning, Rachelle Van Zanten, Jenn Grant, John Prine, Olivia and the Creepy Crawlies, Kelly Babcock, The Once, Rose Cousins, John Paul White, Nonie Crete, Reid Jamieson, Allie Bennett, Eve Goldberg and Jann Arden!

Ook deze maand, mei 2021, nemen wij u graag mee op een muzikale reis met onze nieuwe muziekcollage nr. 56, waaraan de volgende artiesten een bijdrage leveren:01 - Andy Williams - Battle Hymn Of The Republic 02 - Adele and Paul de Leeuw - To make you feel my love(zo puur kan liefde zijn) 03 - Ane Brun - Fingerprints 04 - Pommelien Thijs - Door De Wind 05 - Arno Adams - Kus Mich Dan 06 - Art Garfunkel - Bright Eyes 07 - Bithikotsis - O Kaimos 08 - Reinbert De Leeuw - Gymnopédie nº 1 (Erik Satie) + Anjes met het gedicht "Euthanasie" (geschreven door Kim Robroeks) 09 - Bad Company - Seagull 10 - Björn van der Doelen - Rust 11 - Claude- Michel Schönberg - Le premier pas 12 - Emmylou Harris - Kyrie (with John Paul White) 13 - Fisher - I Will Love You14 - George Kooymans - (Jojo) - Lovin' And Hurtin' Ook bent u van harte welkom om Troostradio te volgen op Facebook en Instagramhttps://www.facebook.com/troostradio.nlhttps://www.instagram.com/troostradioWij wensen u veel luisterplezier via:http://www.troostradio.nl/

This week, we bring you a deep dive with the silky-voiced southern gothic-folk songwriter Lera Lynn, who has recently gained notoriety for her mysterious and lushly cinematic sound, as heard in her haunting 2020 LP On My Own (on which she writes, produces and plays every instrument on each song) and in the music of HBO's True Detective (produced by T-Bone Burnett), on which she also became a cast member in Season 2. We've all had our dark moments during this last year. For Lynn it was figuring out how to put out a new album, which she had painstakingly make herself in isolation (see Springsteen's moody and homemade Nebraska,) right as her first baby was on the way without any family being allowed to help shoulder the load. At times the burden seemed too much to bear - but what emerged was a touchstone set of songs that unintentionally seemed to pinpoint the exact center of our collective dread - and the flickers of hope of a new beginning that can come out of a such a societal time-quake. Searching reverby rock standouts like "Are You Listening?" seem to be calling out into a void that we never knew we had, perhaps reminding us again how much we need human touch, friendship, family warmth and true soul connection. While we are currently emerging into the light-filled end of this Covid-19 tunnel, it's important to note that this interview was conducted back in 2020 in the thick of the harshest lockdowns (the taping footage was lost, then finally found) and songs like “Isolation” hit the exact pain point for many artists like Lynn who once thrived on bringing live-music's unique sweaty joy to strangers in a new town each night. Lynn's rising calls of “Is anybody out there?” ring like echoes from a very recent bad dream - a dream of course that is still very much a painful reality in many parts of the world. Coming out of the fertile roots rock scene of Athens, GA, Lynn's earlier records like the intimate and country-inflected Have You Met Lera Lynn? from 2011 and its pop-forward follow ups The Avenues (2016) and Resistor (2017) focused mostly on her endlessly warm and rich voice - and the fury and frustration she was processing growing up an only child of an alcoholic dad. But it was her guest-star-laden LP Plays Well With Others (2018) where Lynn began to realize the extent of her gifted arranging and vocal powers together. Teaming up with a murderer's row of Americana artists like Shovels & Rope, John Paul White of the Civil Wars and Rodney Crowell, it may be the most high-spirited of her works - like a basement party jam session going off the rails in all the best ways. The tough year at home did make Lynn come to appreciate how far she's come since those early days - maybe it took a decade of hard-won acceptance and practice to be able to create On My Own without any help from other musicians or producers - and the result is a wonder to hear. Now if she could just play it for an actual live audience. Stick around to the end of the episode to hear her introduce her favorite broken-romance number "So Far."

Katie Buxton is a singer/songwriter and animal rights activist. She is most known for her single “Honey” with The Motel Brothers. It has reached millions of streams on Spotify and she is known by many for her viral videos singing with rescued farm animals, with a recent feature on The Dodo. Katie has toured the U.S. and has shared the stage with several accomplished artists and songwriters, including Nicholas Petricca of Walk the Moon, Lewis Watson, John Paul White of The Civil Wars, ACM Song of the Year winner Natalie Hemby and #1 writers Heather Morgan and Kelley Lovelace, and Dwight Yoakam. She is currently based in Los Angeles.  #BackToYourStory #KatieBuxton #BestPodcastNew episode premier every 2 weeks!WANT TO WATCH COLIN'S PODCAST ON YOUTUBE? CLICK HERE: https://youtu.be/uSaKNKaoyPMSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE!!!GET NOTIFIED WHEN NEW STORIES & CLIPS ARE RELEASED: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR6-YTo3kWQbxTUDp07hnBA?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW KATIES ON INSTAGRAM:• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anweezyLISTEN TO KATIES MUSIC:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Dicyk8W33_EIlALFVZd2Q  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6HIvdxEp3DJ5IoiPcqIquO?autoplay=true Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/katie-buxton/459836061?ign-gact=3&ls=1 KATIE BUXTON'S WEBSITE:• Website: https://www.katiebuxton.com **********************************************FOLLOW BACK TO YOUR STORY:• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backtoyourstory• Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/backtoyourstory• Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/backtoyourstory• Website: https://www.backtoyourstory.com **********************************************CONTACT INFO:• Email Info: Brock@BackToYourStory.com• Audio Editor: GizziMusic@gmail.com

Season 2: Episode 6 Nicole Atkins   Photo by Barbara FG   Episode 6 of Song Chronicles’ second season features a freewheeling conversation with Nicole Atkins, a singer-songwriter NPR Music hailed as “one of those people who is so inventive in everything she does.”     Last April, Nicole released her fifth full-length, Italian Ice, an album she described as to "an acid trip through my record collection." It certainly serves up an exquisite blend of soul, country, rock, blues, and classic pop that showcases her powerful, dramatic voice.     Unable to do her normal touring for her new album, Nicole got creative and hosted an online record release event. She also started presenting a weekly livestream variety show, We’re All In This Together. During the summer, Nicole switched to doing a live streaming series, Live From the Steel Porch, initially based out of Asbury Park’s Langosta Lounge (near her hometown of Neptune City, New Jersey) and later from The Dive Motel in East Nashville, her current home.   Nicole performing at the Langosta Lounge   In December, Nicole released the holiday single “Every Single Christmas,” which she co-wrote with JD McPherson. (She quite accurately described her version as “Cyndi Lauper and Brenda Lee, the spirit of the NY Dolls and The Ramones' 'Palisades Park,' all rolled up into a National Lampoon’s Christmas movie"). Endlessly creative, she has already put out via Bandcamp this year covers of Brenda Lee’s “Break It To Me Gently” and Hoagy Carmichael’s “Stardust," as well as a duet with her friend Marissa Nadler on The Fleetwoods’ gem “Mr. Blue.”     The pandemic also gave her the opportunity to spend a lot of time with another of creative loves: painting. In fact, this interview took place while she was creating a mural at the Ivy Manor Studios in Sheffield, Alabama in the legendary Muscle Shoals area.   Nicole points out a detail of the mural she was painting at Ivy Manor Studios Portraits of the Swampers that Nicole painted   Muscle Shoals has been a favorite destination for Nicole of late. It’s the location for her label, Single Lock Records, which was founded by The Alabama Shakes’ Ben Tanner and the acclaimed singer-songwriter John Paul White. She also recorded Italian Ice at the renowned Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. Featuring contributions from Swampers David Hood and Spooner Oldham, Spoon’s Britt Daniels, the album has garnered much acclaim. Consequence of Sound raved that Italian Ice is “the best thing she’s done so far,” and Elvis Costello stated it proves “once more that you can respect the ‘then’ and still be about the ‘now’.”     Nicole outside and inside the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio   Music has been a major part of Nicole’s life since childhood. She began learning piano when she was nine, taught herself guitar at 13, and was playing in bands by seventh grade. While she went to University of North Carolina at Charlotte to study art, Nicole admits she concentrated more on music. During her time in Charlotte, she played in the popular local band Nitehawk and the alt-country group Los Parasols. She then spent several years bouncing between Charlotte and New York City, sometimes playing in groups and sometimes solo.   Nicole performing on Late Night With David Letterman Show in 2007   Attracting major label interest, Nicole and her band The Sea signed with Columbia in 2006, with their debut, Neptune City, appearing in 2007. Nicole had a new band, dubbed The Black Sea, when she started doing her second album; however, problems with Columbia made her leave the label without the album being released. The record (entitled Mondo Amore) eventually came out on Razor & Tie Records in 2011.   Nicole singing at La Zona Rosa at 2010's SXSW. Photo by Kirk Stauffer   While preparing to make album three, Nicole suffered the bad luck of having Hurricane Sandy flood her family’s home. Neptune City producer Tore Johansson invited her to record her album at his studio in Sweden. There she cobbled together songs from fragments she had on her iPhone, which resulted in 2014’s Slow Phaser, her self-described “prog-disco” album.   Photo by Brett Winter Lemon   In concert at Red Rocks Photo By Rett Rogers   Teaming up with Single Lock Records, Nicole recorded her fourth album in Fort Worth, Texas with the production trio Niles City Sound (the team behind Leon Bridges’ breakout debut). The stylish Goodnight Rhonda Lee exudes a retro vibe that attracted comparisons to Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, and Patsy Cline, and it’s a sound that evolved into something even more timeless on Italian Ice.     Photo by Barbara FG   Please enjoy our conversation with the multi-talented, thoroughly delightful Nicole Atkins.

This week Dumb People Town goes live as Daniel, Jason and Randy welcome Zach Galifianakis and musical guest John Paul White. To kick off the show, Daniel reads some amazing headlines. In story one, a man is jailed for snoring too loud. In story two, we have 2020's top objects in orifices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

El pasado lunes Jeff Bridges anunció que le habían diagnosticado un linfoma y que comenzaba el tratamiento. Y hemos querido que “What A Little Bit Of Love Can Do” (Lo que puede hacer un poco de amor) abriera TOMA UNO como muestra de apoyo a su persona. Esta canción irresistible fue debida a la inspiración de Stephen Bruton y Gary Nicholson. La producción corrió a cargo de T-Bone Burnett, con quien se encontró en 1980, cuando le fue presentado por Kris Kristofferson mientras rodaban Heaven's Gate. T-Bone Burnett había seleccionado las canciones de la película The Big Lebowski, que protagonizó Jeff Bridges en 1998, y participó muy directamente en Crazy Heart de 2009. Dirigida por Scott Cooper, aquella cinta estaba basada en la novela del mismo título de Thomas Cobb publicada en 1987. Jeff Bridges, que consiguió su único Oscar gracias a ella, encarnaba el papel de Bad Blake, un cantante y compositor de country en horas bajas, e interpretó hasta cinco canciones. Su banda sonora estaba dedicada a la memoria de Stephen Bruton, legendario músico tejano que murió de cáncer poco después de culminar el proyecto. La abría "Hold on You", una canción de amor donde Jeff Bridges cumple con los requisitos necesarios. Bart Crow es de la tejana ciudad de Maypearl, Texas, y está preparando el Ep A Pretty Good Heart del que nos acaba de anticipar “Boots”, que se está convirtiendo en uno de los temas más pinchados de las emisoras del Lone Star State tras una década en la carretera y hasta ocho álbumes publicados. Moviéndose entre la Red Dirt music y el country tejano, la Bart Crow Band se formó en 2003 y dos años más tarde editaban su primer álbum, Finally. Con una declarada independencia se fueron afianzando en la escena musical de Austin, donde fijaron su residencia, gracias al impulso de su líder, que decidió personalizar el nombre en solitario y firmar los trabajos simplemente como Bart Crow. Su constancia le permitió debutar en el Grand Ole Opry y mantener un alto prestigio. Ward Davis es un cantante y compositor de Monticello, en Arkansas, con cierta relevancia en las editoriales de Nashville. Muy cercano a las formas de Cody Jinks o Kendell Marvel, ha firmado canciones que han sido grabadas por Willie Nelson, el desaparecido Merle Haggard, Carolina Rain o Trace Adkins, por nombrar algunos artistas que han confiado en sus habilidades para contar historias cotidianas. “Black Cats and Crows” es la canción que da nombre a su álbum, que se editará a finales del próximo mes. Un tema inquietante de tintes casi siniestros que Ward Davis compuso a finales del pasado año con Cody Jinks y Tennessee Jet provocando un efecto casi terapéutico en su situación personal de entonces. Además, tenía una infección nasal el día en que la grabó y las restricciones del Covid impidieron volver a hacerlo y añadir armonías. El resultado es impactante. Desde que empezamos a hablar del nuevo disco de Chris Stapleton, Starting Over, comentamos la cercanía entre el músico de Kentucky y el guitarrista de los Heartbreakers, Mike Campbell. Una de las canciones que era habitual escuchar en su gira All-American Road Show del pasado año, “Arkansas”, fue compuesta con él y forma parte de esa nueva propuesta, que a menudo interpretaba junto a Brothers Osborne. Así suena ahora en ese álbum que se editará el 13 de noviembre. Hace 10 años, Chris Stapleton anunció que dejaba a los SteelDrivers para dedicarse a la familia y cinco después debutó en solitario con Traveller. Había grabado dos excelentes álbumes con el grupo, que superó su marcha y la de otro de sus socios fundadores como Mike Henderson. La personalidad de la violinista Tammy Rogers, nacida en Tennessee y criada en Texas, ha sido fundamental para dar solidez a una formación vital en el siempre complicado engranaje del bluegrass contemporáneo. John Paul White, antiguo miembro de The Civil Wars, ha estado muy cerca de los SteelDrivers en el último álbum, Bad for You, colaborando estrechamente con la banda afincada en Nashville. De tal forma que Tammy Rogers, líder indiscutible del grupo, le llama "el sexto SteelDriver". John Paul White es vocalista invitado, coproductor y compositor junto a Rogers de un tema como “Innocent Man”, un tema sobre la desesperación. Este quinto álbum es la continuación de The Muscle Shoals Recordings, su disco de 2015 que les reportó un Grammy y resulta ser el primer proyecto de SteelDrivers con Kelvin Damrell como vocalista, desde la marcha de Gary Nichols. Discos como este hacen que desde hace mucho tiempo nos consideramos “SteelHeads”. Steep Canyon Rangers crecieron escuchando los estilos básicos de la música popular, eso que conocemos como Americana. En su etapa universitaria se inclinaron por el bluegrass y 20 años después son una de las formaciones más prestigiosas del género. La banda de Carolina del Norte ha salido por primera vez fuera de su tierra para grabar en el estudio Southern Ground de Nashville y contar con Brandon Bell en la producción. Eso supone que las texturas sonoras se han ampliado y es evidente en "One Drop of Rain" es el tema de apertura, compuesta hace seis años, cuando murió el suegro del banjista Graham Sharp y completada definitivamente en el estudio de grabación junto a Woody Platt durante las sesiones de Arm in Arm, su último álbum. The Country, el tercer álbum de Tennessee Jet, es un homenaje a los sonidos de sus años más jóvenes sin renunciar a experimentar en cualquiera de los caminos que ofrece la Americana en su conjunto. En un disco en el que las colaboraciones son muchas y con un horizonte muy amplio de estilos, desde Cody Jinks y Paul Cauthen a la armónica de Mickey Raphael y la trompeta de Brian Newman, habitual junto a Lady Gaga, la presencia de Elizabeth Cook ha sido la más constante. En el programa ya escuchamos su versión de “Poncho And Lefty” de Townes Van Zandt y hoy nos hemos inclinado por cómo parece haberse sentado en porche de casa junto a Elizabeth, Eugene Edwards a la mandolina y Jamison Hollister encargándose del dobro y el violín para llevar a los terrenos del bluegrass "She Talks to Angels", que los hermanos Chris y Rich Robinson compusieron en 1990 años para el álbum de debut de los Black Crowes, Shake Your Money Maker. Sturgill Simpson ha vuelto a sorprendernos. Esta vez lo ha hecho con Cuttin ’Grass Vol 1 - The Butcher Shoppe Sessions, un disco de bluegrass que, como dice su título, está grabado en los legendarios estudios Butcher Shoppe de Nashville con músicos de la brillantez de Stuart Duncan, Sierra Hull o Tim O’Brien, entre otros. Para conformarlo ha elegido 20 canciones de su carrera, exceptuando temas del que había sido su último registro, Sound & Fury del año pasado, que también supuso una enorme sorpresa, para llevarlos a los terrenos del bluegrass, el estilo por el que se conoce a su estado natal, Kentucky. La idea de este trabajo surgió mientras se recuperaba del coronavirus a primeros de este año y ha dejado obras de arte como “I Don’t Mind”, posiblemente la mejor canción del año. I'm With You supone ya el octavo álbum de estudio de William Elliott Whitmore y el primero en cinco años con material original. En él reflexiona sobre todo aquello que le es cercano, como la familia y los amigos, encontrando en su forma de narrar similitudes con Steve Earle e incluso la profundidad de algunas de sus letras nos devuelve al presente un disco tan emblemático como Nebraska de Bruce Springsteen. Con un arrope sonoro casi minimalista, este nativo de Iowa, muestra inclinaciones hacia el bluegrass en canciones que pintan imágenes ya vividas. “My Mind Can Be Cruel to Me” es uno de los momentos más brillantes de un disco cargado de testimonios de desesperanza silenciosa. En los últimos minutos del programa queremos incidir en las melodías clásicas del country de la mano de Zephaniah OHora con Listening To The Music, un segundo álbum que ha elevado las excelentes prestaciones de su debut con This Highway hace tres años. Hay canciones deliciosas como “All American Singer”, que musicalmente nos recuerda a "The Fightin' Side of Me". El músico nacido en New Hampshire y residente en Brooklyn ha mantenido sus relatos de historias honestas y reales con el apoyo en la producción del tristemente fallecido Neal Casal. Ya que hablamos de las evidentes influencias de Merle Haggard en Zephaniah OHora, otro de los músicos que muestra su veneración por la desaparecida leyenda de Bakersfield es Tim Bluhm, un californiano de Torrance que se implicó en la country music gracias a Rick Rubin, que firmó a su primitiva banda, Mother Hips, para su sello, American Records, cuando veía la luz el primer disco de Johnny Cash producido por él, colocando incluso al grupo como sus teloneros. Tim Bluhm publicará dentro de un mes Hag Heaven, su cuarto disco en solitario con 11 canciones de Merle Haggard, entre las que se encuentra “Am I Standing In Your Way”, que formó parte en 1976 de The Roots of My Raising que el legendario músico grabó con los Strangers. Escuchar audio

In this week's episode, we're joined by the incredibly talented singer-songwriter and producer John Paul White (formerly of the popular musical duo The Civil Wars). Our longtime friends in the genre-bending Americana group Marley's Ghost also stop in for another visit to eTown Hall's solar-powered stage. This episode features lots of great music and conversation with our musical guests. Plus, we'll check in with a hard working nonprofit restaurant that's providing organic and nutritious meals in their community, regardless of someone's ability to pay.   Watch videos at eTown.org

On this week’s show: Dynamite is everywhere, BTS to play NPR, and more. Data Drop News New Dynamite video and remixes are released BTS stuns with Dynamite performances Dynamite continues to exceed expectations MAX + SUGA collaboration is released BTS delivers Youth Day speech BTS to perform on NPR MOTS ON:E details released Next Week Last Word: Keep going. Data Drop In the SOOP BTS ver. Ep 4 Behind-the-scenes photos (Weverse) In the SOOP BTS ver. Ep 4 Behind-the-scenes (Weverse) In the SOOP BTS ver. Ep 5: Back to the Forest (Weverse) Learn Korean with BTS Ep 28: Please Look Forward to It (Weverse) BT21 PLAYLIST - Rainy Garden ASMR (YouTube) Chart Links New BangtanTV Videos BTS (방탄소년단) BTS Universe Story 花樣年華 'MAP OF THE SOUL' [BANGTAN BOMB] V-ianist's Recital - BTS (방탄소년단) BTS (방탄소년단) 'BREAK THE SILENCE: THE MOVIE' Concept Teaser - Persona 2008** Jung Kook (+ENG) [BANGTAN BOMB] 'Dynamite' Stage CAM (BTS focus) @ 2020 iHeartRadio Music Festival - BTS (방탄소년단) BTS (방탄소년단) 'Dynamite' ('70s remix) MV 2008** Jung Kook (+ENG) BTS (방탄소년단) 'Dynamite' @ TODAY Citi Music Series Etc BTS Is Twitter’s Top Music Act During Quarantine (Variety) Asia Game Changers Awards: BTS Articles 68-Year-Old Says Let Your Kids Love BTS (YouTube) BTS: The Band, The Brand & The ARMY (Spotify: For the Record Podcast) News BTS (방탄소년단) 'Dynamite' ('70s remix) MV (YouTube) Dynamite (DayTime Version): Spotify Apple Music Dynamite (NightTime Version) Spotify Apple Music BTS Performs "Dynamite" on AGT - America's Got Talent 2020 (YouTube) BTS performs explosive hit 'Dynamite' on 'America's Got Talent' (CNN) BTS - 'Dynamite', 'Make It Right', 'Spring Day', 'Boy With Luv' | iHeartRadio Music Festival 2020 (YouTube) BTS’s ‘Dynamite’ Is The Bestselling U.S. Song Download Of 2020 (Forbes) Getting Ready With BTS for the VMAs (Vogue) BTS (방탄소년단) VMAs "Dynamite" Getting Ready | Vogue (YouTube) Spotify Reveals Sharp Spike in First-Time BTS Listeners on the Heels of ‘Dynamite’ (Variety) MAX - Blueberry Eyes (feat. SUGA of BTS) [Official Music Video] (YouTube) Blueberry Eyes: Spotify Apple Music A message from BTS to future youth (video alive) / SBS (YouTube) Moon is a big BTS fan: Cheong Wa Dae (The Korea Herald) BTS: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert (YouTube) My 5 NPR Tiny Desk Concert Recommendations: Lizzo (2019) The Civil Wars (2011) John Paul White (2016) Adele (2011) The Avett Brothers (2009) BTS MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E Online Live Streaming & BTS EXHIBITION “MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E (오,늘)” Online Exhibition Information (Weverse) [Notice] ARMY on Air Fan Event for “BTS MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E Live Streaming” Raffle Entry Information (Weverse) Next Week 21 Sep, Mon: Learn Korean with BTS Ep 29, 9PM KST 21 Sep, Mon: NPR Tiny Desk Concert, 9AM ET/10PM KST 22 Sep, Tues: In the SOOP BTS Ep 5 Behind Cuts, 2PM KST 22 Sep, Tues: In the SOOP BTS Ep 5 Behind, 9PM KST 23 Sep, Wed: In the SOOP BTS Ep 6 airs on JTBC, 11PM KST 23 Sep, Wed: Samsung X BTS, Galaxy S20 Fan Edition, 11PM KST/10AM ET 24 Sep, Thurs: In the SOOP BTS Ep 6 posted on Weverse, 12AM KST 24 Sep, Thurs: Korean American Community Foundation 2020 Annual Gala, 8:30AM KST (23 Sept, Wed, 7:30PM ET) 24 Sep, Thurs: BTS Universe Story release 24 Sep, Thurs: Love Yourself: Speak Yourself in London DVD release 26 Sep, Sat: Dynamite MV Choreography version release, 9AM KST 27 Sep, Sun: Lotte Duty Free Family virtual concert, 5PM KST 27 Sep, Sun: ARMY on Air raffle signups end, 11:59PM KST Last Word BTS Have A Message For Their Fans: “Hope Is Everywhere — Keep Going” (British Vogue) Where You Can Find BTS This Week Subscribe for free at: Spotify ~ YouTube ~ SoundCloud ~ Apple Podcasts ~ Google Podcasts Stitcher ~ Deezer ~ RadioPublic ~ Gaana BTS This Week website BTS This Week Twitter BTS This Week Instagram BTS This Week Facebook page BTS Mama Bear Twitter BTS Mama Bear – YouTube

The country artist gives us an intimate glance into the making of her new album Sometimes featuring duets with John Paul White, Lauren Alaina, Martina McBride and Sara Evans

The country artist gives us an intimate glance into the making of her new album Sometimes featuring duets with John Paul White, Lauren Alaina, Martina McBride and Sara Evans

This week on The Show On The Road, a conversation with Nicole Atkins, a singer/songwriter  out of Neptune City, New Jersey who has become notorious for making her own brand of theatrical boardwalk soul.  The Show On The Road host Z. Lupetin fell in love with Atkins' newest, harmony-rich record Italian Ice, which came out spring 2020 and was recorded in historic Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Both rumblingly ominous and joyously escapist, standout songs like “Domino” make the record a perfectly David Lynch-esque summer soundtrack of an uneasy 2020 scene that vacillates between fits of intense creativity and innovation and deep despair. Toiling below the radar for much of her career, Atkins is finally enjoying nationwide recognition as a sought-after writer and producer; Italian Ice was co-produced by Atkins and Ben Tanner of Alabama Shakes. While some may try to shoehorn Nicole Atkins into the Americana and roots-rock categories, one could better describe her as a new kind of wild-eyed Springsteen, who also mythologized the decaying beauty of New Jersey's coastal towns like Asbury Park, or a similarly huge-voiced, peripatetic Linda Ronstadt who isn't afraid to mix sticky French-pop grooves with AM radio doo-wop, '70s blaxploitation R&B and airy jazz rock like her heroes in the band Traffic. If you watch her weekly streaming variety show, “Live From The Steel Porch” (which she initially filmed from her parents' garage in NJ, but now does from her new home in Nashville), you'll see her many sonic tastes and musical friends gathering in full effect. Italian Ice features a heady collection of collaborators including Britt Daniel of Spoon, Seth Avett, Erin Rae, and John Paul White. After playing guitar and moving in and out of hard-luck bar bands in Charlotte and New York -- many of which that would find any way to get rid of their one female member -- Atkins' bold first solo record Neptune City dropped in 2007 and three more acclaimed LPs followed, including her twangy, oddball breakout, Goodnight Rhonda Lee in 2017 on John Paul White's Single Lock Records. Much like the tart and brain-freezing treat sold on boardwalks around the world, Atkins' newest work is a refreshing and many-flavored thing and demonstrates that, in a lot of ways, the show-stopping performer, producer, and songwriter has finally embraced all the sharp edges of her personality.

We had the pleasure of catching up with Billy Raffoul over Zoom video! For those that have not watched our face-to-face interview with Billy at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego in 2019, you can view it at BringinitBackwards.com.Singer/songwriter Billy Raffoul released his debut full-length album International Hotel on August 28th on Interscope Records.  International Hotel was recorded with two microphones in Raffoul’s girlfriend’s room in his hometown of Leamington, Ontario.  The simplicity of that approach is perfectly suited to the rugged intimacy of Raffoul’s songwriting, and to the Americana-leaning sensibilities he brought to the making of International Hotel. International Hotel is available now at all digital retailers.Earlier this month Raffoul shared the first track from International Hotel, the sparsely arranged “What Makes a Man.” A profoundly moving protest song that speaks out against systemic racism “What Makes a Man” was the final song written and recorded for International Hotel marks the first time Raffoul ever recorded a song with harmonica. The song’s homespun austerity also extends to its video, shot in warm black-and-white and quietly centered on Raffoul’s impassioned performance.Mainly co-produced by Raffoul and his longtime collaborator Justin Zuccato, International Hotel takes its title from a bar in Leamington — the very spot his musician father frequents after finishing up his own gigs. After opening on the title track (a loving tribute to Raffoul’s father and his lifelong devotion to rock-and-roll), the album offers up a dozen more songs rooted in his sharply observed storytelling. With those songs encompassing everything from treasured family history to clear-eyed social commentary to a heartrending ballad of a comic-book hero on “The Ballad of James Howlett,” International Hotel closes out with “Massey Hall”: an homage to the venue of Raffoul’s dreams, a Toronto theater where Neil Young recorded Live at Massey Hall 1971.Track listing for International Hotel:1. International Hotel2. What Makes a Man3. Philadelphia4. Everything Marie5. Sundown on County Line6. Right Behind You7. Library Book8. The Ballad of James Howlett9. Shannon10. Big City11. You & I12. Truth Be Told (I Like You)13. Massey Hall Growing up in the small farming town of Leamington, Ontario, Raffoul first discovered his gift for songwriting at age ten, thanks in no small part to the influence of his father — a musician who’s opened for everyone from Joe Cocker to Bon Jovi. After landing his first paying gig (playing to long-haul drivers at a local truck stop), Raffoul began performing at nearby bars and clubs at age 16, often driving into Detroit for shows. He eventually connected with a manager and moved down to Nashville. Soon after scoring a deal with Interscope Records, Raffoul released the critically acclaimed song “Driver,” which he then followed with his debut EP 1975 (a 2018 release featuring the fan favorite “Acoustic”). Arriving in spring 2019, his sophomore EP Running Wild found him joining forces with leading producers like Greg Kurstin, as well as collaborating with such boundary-breaking artists as singer/songwriter Julia Michaels. In April 2020, Raffoul returned with his third EP, A Few More Hours at YYZ. Over the past few years, he’s opened for heavyweights like Kings of Leon, X Ambassadors, and NEEDTOBREATHE, captivating crowds with his understated yet intensely passionate stage presence. After postponing the West Coast run of his A Few More Hours At…2020 North American Tour, Raffoul found himself back in Leamington and immediately took to Instagram Live for intimate performances from his father’s home. Since the launch of the Still Social Distancing Tour 2020, he’s joined forces with special guest artists like Alec Chambers, Zac Barnett, Caitlyn Smyth, Wrabel, John Paul White, and more.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.comAmerican Songwriter Podcast Network#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork​​Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

On this episode of Rock & Roast, Caleb and Ben talk to guitarist Browan Lollar from St. Paul and the Broken Bones.  They talk about Browan's previous bands, stories from Muscle Shoals (Browan's hometown and where Ben attended college), how crazy it is to run into people you know in the industry on the other side of the world, how much they all like nitro cold brew, and what is considered “good” coffee.  Aside from being a fantastic guitarist and musician, Browan is a very talented artist.  They talk a little bit about his art and how long he has been doing it. (Link to art page below).       Browan Lollar's southeastern roots and surrealistic eye blend to create colorful, dark images. Born in Knoxville, Tenn., his childhood took him to Atlanta, Ga., and finally to Muscle Shoals, Ala., where he took root and used his surroundings and experiences as inspiration for his works. As a three-year-old, he doodled in church, and immersed himself in painting at the age of twelve. Since then he has been sought after by bands such as John Paul White, The Bear, and Jason Isbell to create full circle concept designs for their albums. Lollar's art has been displayed in several galleries. His album art for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit's first two records has been featured in more than 30 magazines, including Blurt, Spin, Entertainment Weekly, No Depression, and Rolling Stone, as well as many late night television shows. In 2012 Lollar released the solo EP, which he recorded while living in Muscle Shoals. Later that same year he helped form Birmingham based band St. Paul and The Broken Bones. The band has since released two EPs and three full length records and has shared the stage with such artists as Elton John, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Rolling Stones.          Browan's Art Website- Browanlollarprints.bigcartel.com   Browan's Twitter- Twitter.com/browanlollar   Browan's Instagram-  @browanlollar   St. Paul and the Broken Bones Website- St.paulandthebrokenbones.com   St. Paul and the Broken Bones Instagram- @stpaulandthebrokenbones   Caveat Coffee Instagram- @caveat.coffee   OHenry's Coffee Instagram- @ohenrys

In this week’s episode, Sid Evans, Editor-in-Chief of Southern Living Magazine, talks to Grammy-winning singer/songwriter John Paul White about the rich musical history of Muscle Shoals, his various jobs on the farm as a teenager, and how a song he recorded with Rosanne Cash, long before the pandemic, speaks directly to our current situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie welcomes the incredible Skylar Gregg, one of the most gifted artists out of Nashville today. Skylar's new record 'Roses' which includes the hit singles  'Long Way Back' and 'Roses' comes out on August 14th and was produced by Jon Estes (Dolly Parton, John Paul White). Join us for this fascinating conversation that touches on Skylar's early life, career arc and includes a powerful live performance of the second single 'Roses' live on the show. For more: www.skylargregg.com

Weekend extra: A conversation with John Hammontree of "The Reckon Interview" on economics, coronavirus, John Paul White and John Prine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JOHN PAUL WHITE grew up in tiny Loretto, Tennessee, and now lives in Florence, Alabama, not far from Muscle Shoals. He has cultivated a music career in Nashville for two decades, first as a songwriter for a major publisher, then half of The Civil Wars – a groundbreaking duo that won four Grammy Awards before disbanding in 2012. With ‘The Hurting Kind', John Paul White has crafted a stunning album that draws on the lush, orchestrated music made in Nashville in the early 1960s. Yet these songs retain a modern feel, whether he's writing about overwhelming love, unraveling relationships, or fading memory of a loved one. SIDELINE is a pedigreed six-piece powerhouse whose style has set the pace in Bluegrass for over two decades. Founders Steve Dilling, Skip Cherryholmes and Jason Moore can all claim their own historical significance to the genre as members of highly awarded groups, multiple Grand Ole Opry appearances and years of national and international touring. What started as a side project for the seasoned players soon moved to the front and center as the three were joined by talents of Bailey Coe; guitar, Troy Boone; mandolin, and Daniel Greeson; fiddle, and began to record and release albums in earnest. Combine all this with their on-stage energy and finesse as well as their powerful and affecting harmonies, and you have the embodiment of the North Carolina Bluegrass sound. The Griffin Miller Band hail from Georgia and Florida and features 11-year-old Sadie Miller on vocal and Bryce and Brett Griffin on bass and acoustic guitar. Listen Now.

Her recording career began in 2011 with an alt-country album whose title asked: Have You Met Lera Lynn? We hope you've met her by now because in the seven years since, the Athens GA-turned-Nashville TN songwriter has emerged as a fascinating and dynamic artist with a grasp of sound and production along with her mesmerizing voice. Her newest record finds her co-writing and collaborating. Plays Well With Others is a set of co-written duets with some important indie artists, including Peter Bradley Adams, Nicole Atkins, JD McPherson and the album's producer and record label boss John Paul White. We listen to the record in detail and burrow into what the songs say about Lera Lynn's vision and journey so far. 

"What's So” by John Paul White is a song about the importance of being rooted. The song opens with these lines:Hole in the road Sun on your back Shoulder the load Your ancestors passed Wear on your sleeve The virtues you lack But don't get above your raisingModern society is transient. Modern work life has people moving from one place to another and many of us experience the absence of rootedness. Many people feel uprooted and disconnected. The Gospel offers a solution in that all of the work of God is connected to a particular time and place with a particular people. Rootedness in Christ, in the church, and in communion establishes us on a solid foundation.