Podcast appearances and mentions of joy kills sorrow

This week we feature mandolin player Jacob Jolliff and talk to him about his early years in Oregon, his attending the Berklee College of Music, the various bands he has performed with, including Joy Kills Sorrow and Yonder Mountain String Band, and then we talk about him starting his own band.  We'll also talk about his band's last two solo albums and his upcoming album with Michael Daves.

Joe K. Walsh is an acclaimed master of bluegrass mandolin and a professor at Berklee College, and in this episode you'll hear about many of his inspiring collaborations including with Darol Anger, Mike Block, Grant Gordy, Alex Hargreaves and Mike Marshall. We are also featuring some music from some of his albums inluding “If Not Now, Who?” We talked about Joe's approach as an educator, the challenges and joys of the touring life, the importance of innovation and taking chances musically. Joe's love of music and the mandolin shines brightly in this candid conversation. Like all my episodes, you can also watch this on my YouTube channel, and I've also linked the transcript to my website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/joe-k-walsh Albums featured in this episode: https://garrisongordyhargreaveswalsh.bandcamp.com/album/bluegrass-and-the-abstract-truth https://joewalsh.bandcamp.com/album/if-not-now-who https://joewalsh.bandcamp.com/album/borderland Joe K. Walsh website: ⁠ https://joekwalsh.com/⁠ Buy me a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman Thanks! Merch store: https://www.leahroseman.com/beautiful-shirts-and-more Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter Timestamps (00:00) Intro (02:28) Aaron Weinstein, Joe's search for a different approach, “If Not Now, Who?” album (07:23) Tom from “If Not Now, Who?” (11:48) recording the album, Joe's student days at Berklee, teaching approach (19:01) songwriting (20:41) Innisfree from “Borderland” (24:10) Gibson Brothers, experience of touring (28:40) mandolin family, David Grisman, Daryl Anger, Mr. Sun, Ger Mandolin Ensemble Mike Marshall (36:12) Joy Kills Sorrow, maturing and working with different generations in the music business (39:20) Daryl Anger, dangers of perfectionism in recordings (41:43) please support this independent podcast (42:35) healthy mindsets, Adam Hurt, creativity, teaching (50:42) decision to pursue music professionally, early influences (53:09) Grant Gordy, Mike Block, the value of music for community (57:31) practicing the mandolin, transcribing, dealing with injuries (01:02:07) mandolin demo Chinkapin Hunting (01:04:02) Steve Gilchrist luthier, Bluegrass and mandolin community worldwide (01:09:47) “Bluegrass and the Abstract Truth”, Alex Hargreaves, memorizing music (01:15:07) Mahjong from “Bluegrass and the Abstract Truth” (01:18:03) meeting Joe Walsh story (01:19:18) reflecting on the mental game

Benjamin Lazar Davis joins the pod to discuss production, songwriting, multi-instrumentalism, cross-cultural collaboration, and the artist's journey. Be sure to stream his new single with Monica Martin "No Need To Reply" when it's released on Friday, Jan 12, 2024! And follow Ben on IG here You can find my music at: https://scoobertdoobert.pizza Benjamin Lazar Davis is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, arranger, composer and record producer. He is a member of several bands, including Okkervil River and Cuddle Magic. Davis attended New England Conservatory of Music. Davis's father Peter started being a musician at the age of five. Peter toured nationally and internationally with several groups, including a brief time with the Mamas and Papas. Like his son, Peter can play a variety of instruments ranging from banjo to clarinet to trombone. Davis's interest in Africa came through his father who spent three years in Malawi as a school music director. Davis has a brother and two sisters. He collaborates with his brother Tim on songs. In 2006 while students at The New England Conservatory of Music Davis, Alec Spiegelman, Christopher McDonald, Kristin Slipp, Cole Kamen-Green, and David Flaherty founded Cuddle Magic in 2006. The band is known for collaborations with many artists including Fred Frith, Ran Blake, the David Wax Museum, Larkin Grimm, Mike & Ruthy (formerly of the Mammals), Phyllis Chen, Joy Kills Sorrow. Individuals from Cuddle Magic have also performed with Bridget Kearney, Railbird, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, Baby States, Ronald Reagan, Bird Fly Yellow, Margaret Glaspy, The People's Champs, Girls Guns and Glory, Lake Street Dive, Petal Shield, Split Red, Yapp! and The Superpowers Horns. Davis went to West Africa in 2009 and 2014 to study music. "The first time I went ...., I was studying awa drumming, which is like drum ensemble music for a bunch of different instruments." Davis is referring to a music tradition involving the djembe and dunun style of drums. In his first visit he heard of northern Ghanaian tradition of music called Bawa. In 2014 Davis traveled to Ghana with Bridget Kearney of Lake Street Dive and a former member of Cuddle Magic. They spent just over two weeks in the capital Accra, studying the traditional music of Northwest Ghana with master gyil player Aaron Bebe. They subsequently co-released an EP, BAWA, incorporating gyil music as source material. After leaving Ghana, Davis came down with typhoid and was very sick. When Davis and Joan Wasser (Joan As Police Woman) met in 2013, they found they both had an interest in Central African Republic Pygmy music. Davis co-wrote, recorded, co-produced and toured for the album Let It Be You (Reveal Records 2016) with Wasser. Ben is currently based in LA. Leave the studio to like, let everything happen. Close a door open a window kinda thing. Set Design by Max Horwich Podcast Produced by Beformer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scoobertdoobert/message

My guest this week is Wes Corbett.Wes is the current banjo player in the Sam Bush Band and has previously played with Molly Tuttle, Joy Kills Sorrow, The Bee Eaters and hammered dulcimer virtuoso Simon Chrisman.I chatted to Wes about his recent instrumental record Cascade,  co-produced by Punch Brothers' Chris Eldridge and featuring Sierra Hull, Paul Kowert, Simon Chrisman, Alex Hargraves and Casey Campbell. We also talked about the book of transcriptions from Cascade, which is released today.You can find out more about Wes, and order your copy of the book at - wescorbett.comWes also posts regular updates on his Instagram pageFor Sam Bush tour dates check out Sam's website 

This episode was taped in Glasgow, Scotland as a part of the Celtic Connections festival and first aired in 2011. The lineup includes Mavis Staples, Tim O'Brien, Dougie MacLean, Joy Kills Sorrow, Mollie O'Brien & Rich MooreSupport is provided by Adventures on the Gorge. https://adventuresonthegorge.com/

Tom Greenhouse delights us with a prerelease from off of the much anticipated debut LP from The Cool Greenhouse, eponymously titled. Limited to only 150 copies initially, this has since been extended. A run of 300 with further promises of no extension on that. The transparent green vinyl ships with red OBI strip, envelope containing mystery seeds and printed insert. Yep, ours is on order so expect the vinyl to be spinning live on the show early June 2020. However, we've got more than just Tom Greenhouse this week. Tobin is bookending the show with the excellent Joy Kills Sorrow and his usual New Music Shot with Tessa Dixson. One of Richard's old playlists entitled Cowboy Music prompts a memory from Tobin about another classic gunfighter ballad. Marty Robbins sings of his love to the musings of a Mexican guitar and evokes a real image of times gone by. Tobin tells us more about Marty so listen on. We also have the classic reggae track Fisherman from The Congos and of course that unbelievable cover of Lady Gaga's Shallow. Performed Unplugged and Outdoors in Sweden by friends of the show JP Paulsen, Annsofi and Jerry Geraldi. It's another subtle reminder of the talent of this Scandinavian/American trio from Norway.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 05/20/2019 featuring: Dave Richardson “Waiting for the Sunrise” Carry Me Along (Dave Richardson 2018) 4:57 Molly Tuttle “Million Miles” When You're Ready (Compass 2019) 3:49 April Verch & Joe Newberry “I'm Going Home” Going Home (Slab Town 2017) 4:21 Kelly Hunt “Nothin' on My Mind” Even the Sparrow (Kelly Hunt 2019) 3:29 Ellis Paul “Five Alarm Fire on the 4th of July” The Storyteller's Suitcase (Ellis Paul 2019) 4:58 Annalise Emerick “Twinkling Lights” Field Notes (Annalise Emerick 2014) 4:18 Simon Linsteadt “Whistle” The Fool (Stormy Deep 2019) 2:27 Whispering Tree “Heavy” Invisible Forces (Whispering Tree 2018) 4:28 Ky Burt “Midwestern Sky” The Sky In Between (Woodstove 2019) 4:50 Joy Kills Sorrow “Such Great Heights” Wide Awake (Signature Sounds 2014) 4:13 Ordinary Elephant “The War” Honest (Berkalin 2019) 3:47 The Milk Carton Kids “Freedom” Monterey (Milk Carton Kids 2015) 4:13

最近，一则吐槽图书编辑前男友的帖子在网上广为流传，月薪四千、开小号营销自己做的书，到处寄书求书评人写书评……帖子指出了我国出版行业从业者面临的残酷现实。本期节目我们请到两位图书编辑现身说法，他们认为，出版行业的人员流动频繁，不仅仅是因为工资低廉，更重要的是这个行业无法为有做书理想的年轻人提供成就感。而图书编辑的穷困现状，不仅是行业内部的问题，也涉及读者、书评人和文化媒体共同营造的阅读环境的恶化。这是继媒体人007之后，我们为大家送上的又一期职业劝退指南。在节目中，作为十年资深编辑的罗丹妮给出忠告：“如果你热爱阅读，千万不要做编辑，它会毁了你！” 【主持】 黄月（媒体人，界面文化资深编辑） 张之琪（媒体人，新浪微博@Zzzzzhiqi） 【嘉宾】 魏强，磨铁文治图书（新浪微博@文治图书）编辑，《房思琪的初恋乐园》责任编辑，新浪微博@于北啊。 罗丹妮，理想国纪实馆主编。 [04: 50] 2016年，魏强的第一份图书编辑工作月薪四千。 [11: 10] 罗丹妮很珍惜在传统出版社的工作，因为可以观察资深编辑如何工作。 [16: 40] 编辑验证自己选择的周期太长，成本太高，导致人员流动过大。 [19: 10] 出版行业不再能给年轻人提供期待，所以留不住人。 [22: 50] 一本书为什么不好卖？这是多方原因造成的。 [27: 40]《房思琪的初恋乐园》销量和反响远远超出编辑预期。 [35: 20] 近年来国内缺乏关注本土议题的原创类书籍。 [39: 10] 国内读者、出版社和文化媒体对于新人作者很不宽容。 [45: 18] 国外对于新人作者的态度相对友好。 [48: 40] 好书有自己的生命力，能走多远靠作品的魅力。 [51: 10] 整个社会都在求新，导致图书行业的运转周期过快。 [54: 30] 当下的读者失去了独立的选书标准。 [1: 05: 11] 阅读就是一种业余爱好，不要把阅读当成太高尚的事情。 【本期节目中提到的书籍】 《房思琪的初恋乐园》，林奕含 著，磨铁图书·北京联合出版公司，2018年1月。 《扫地出门》，[美]马修·德斯蒙德 著，胡䜣谆、郑焕升 译，理想国·广西师范大学出版社，2018年7月。 《飞行家》，双雪涛 著，理想国·广西师范大学出版社，2017年8月。 《无中生有》，刘天昭 著，理想国·上海三联书店，2018年10月。 《冬泳》，班宇 著，理想国·上海三联书店，2018年11月。 【本期节目使用的音乐】 片头： “Books”, by Joy Kills Sorrow,Darkness Sure Becomes This City,2014. 片尾： “Are We Making Books Better?”,by Adam Cork, 电影《天才捕手》原声。 【与我们互动】 新浪微博@剩余价值SurplusValue

Keith speaks with Wes Corbett about his banjo journey, from discovering the instrument as a teenager to becoming a full-time touring professional. Wes is best known for his work as the banjoist for the Molly Tuttle Band, Joy Kills Sorrow, the Bee Eaters, and his duo with Simon Chrisman. He also produces records, teaches privately and at various music camps, and was the banjo professor at the Berklee College of Music. Contains excerpt from the song "Camp Sherman" by Simon Chrisman & Wes Corbett, available on iTunes.   Wes on the internet: www.wescorbett.com   Email the show: pickyfingersbanjopodcast@gmail.com Support the show: www.patreon.com/banjopodcast   Thanks for listening!  

Dupárna si tentokrát zvolila za téma bluegrass. Už bylo načase. Poslechneme si několik zajímavých nových a ještě novějších uskupení. Současný bluegrass je hodně jemný a romantický, ale to neznamená, že by to muzikantům nešlapalo. Mimo jiné zazní The Steel Wheels, Front Country, Joy Kills Sorrow nebo Whiskey Shivers.

We’re feeling a little bit festive, looking forward to some great upcoming concerts, and listening to some great music from this year as it heads to a close!

We’re feeling a little bit festive, looking forward to some great upcoming concerts, and listening to some great music from this year as it heads to a close!

A celebration of Scott Nolan, Tom Petty, and the man of my dreams, Bob Schneider. (You’ll have to listen for the story behind that one!) We’ve also got some of the Best of 2013 and some pop/rockin’ classics!

A celebration of Scott Nolan, Tom Petty, and the man of my dreams, Bob Schneider. (You’ll have to listen for the story behind that one!) We’ve also got some of the Best of 2013 and some pop/rockin’ classics!

A slightly abbreviated episode tonight so we can dash off to see Mary Gauthier w/Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller! We celebrate the all-too-short career of a band we love, Joy Kills Sorrow, as they prepare to move on to other projects. We’ve also got some leftover Valentines’ Day music courtesy of the Sweetheart compilation series.

Brett Dennen, Joy Kills Sorrow, The James Hunter Six, Dominique Pruitt, The Bobs

Show #219 JASON ISBELL - Stockholm   (Southeastern) GREEZY WHEELS - Kitty Cat Jesus  (Kitty Cat Jesus) THE MINERS -  W.T.A.   (Miners' Rebellion) BIG KETTLE DRUM - Old Yellow School Bus  (Nantucket Circle) (mic break) BUDDY MONDLOCK - The Holes You Leave (The Memory Wall) JOY KILLS SORROW - Gold in the Deep  (Wide Awake) ROB LUTES  - Floating   (The Bravest Birds) JOSH HALVERSON - Take Me To Forever  (One Shot) JASON ISBELL - Different Days  (Southeastern) (mic break) SHANNON McNALLY - Cowboys And Indians  (Small Town Talk (Songs of Bobby Charles)) THE HOWLIN’ BROTHERS - Gone  (Howl) SHOEBOX LETTERS  - Boones Ferry Road  (Crossing Words) ANNIE & THE BEEKEEPERS -  My Bonneville  (My Bonneville) THE GRIEVOUS ANGELS - Western  (The Grievous Angels) (mic break) JASON ISBELL - Cover Me Up  (Southeastern) (July, 25th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

Today a celebration of the birthdays of Luke Doucet and Slaid Cleaves, as well as a belated tribute to Stan Rogers, a week after the 30th anniversary of his death (oops.) And the great new music just keeps on coming, with a couple more stellar summer releases.

Today a celebration of the birthdays of Luke Doucet and Slaid Cleaves, as well as a belated tribute to Stan Rogers, a week after the 30th anniversary of his death (oops.) And the great new music just keeps on coming, with a couple more stellar summer releases.

Joy Kills Sorrow was formed in Boston's fertile folk scene in 2005. Their lineup is pretty standard for a string band - guitar, mandolin, banjo, upright bass and vocals, but they are anything but an old-time string band. They retain the virtuosic tendencies of their bluegrass forefathers, but they are pushing the boundaries of a style not known for its avant-garde aspects. Also akin to the progenitors of bluegrass, their tempos can also set barns on fire, but there is something decidedly modern about the way Joy Kills Sorrow arranges the original songs that fill their two albums. They share more in common with mandolin prodigy, Chris Thile's post-Nickel Creek ensemble, Punch Brothers than they do with Bill Monroe, but they are savvy enough musicians to know that they are standing on the shoulders of giants. Every member of the band is a standout on their respective instrument, and they already have an impressive number of awards to their credit. With the band stacked with so many badass players it would be hard for their music to sound any other way. Their brand new EP, Wide Awake, pushes their unplugged sound farther into some louder and amped up indie rock territory, further expanding their already diverse musical universe.

Joy Kills Sorrow was formed in Boston's fertile folk scene in 2005. Their lineup is pretty standard for a string band - guitar, mandolin, banjo, upright bass and vocals, but they are anything but an old-time string band. They retain the virtuosic tendencies of their bluegrass forefathers, but they are pushing the boundaries of a style not known for its avant-garde aspects. Also akin to the progenitors of bluegrass, their tempos can also set barns on fire, but there is something decidedly modern about the way Joy Kills Sorrow arranges the original songs that fill their two albums. They share more in common with mandolin prodigy, Chris Thile's post-Nickel Creek ensemble, Punch Brothers than they do with Bill Monroe, but they are savvy enough musicians to know that they are standing on the shoulders of giants. Every member of the band is a standout on their respective instrument, and they already have an impressive number of awards to their credit. With the band stacked with so many badass players it would be hard for their music to sound any other way. Their brand new EP, Wide Awake, pushes their unplugged sound farther into some louder and amped up indie rock territory, further expanding their already diverse musical universe.

Joy Kills Sorrow was formed in Boston's fertile folk scene in 2005. Their lineup is pretty standard for a string band - guitar, mandolin, banjo, upright bass and vocals, but they are anything but an old-time string band. They retain the virtuosic tendencies of their bluegrass forefathers, but they are pushing the boundaries of a style not known for its avant-garde aspects. Also akin to the progenitors of bluegrass, their tempos can also set barns on fire, but there is something decidedly modern about the way Joy Kills Sorrow arranges the original songs that fill their two albums. They share more in common with mandolin prodigy, Chris Thile's post-Nickel Creek ensemble, Punch Brothers than they do with Bill Monroe, but they are savvy enough musicians to know that they are standing on the shoulders of giants. Every member of the band is a standout on their respective instrument, and they already have an impressive number of awards to their credit. With the band stacked with so many badass players it would be hard for their music to sound any other way. Their brand new EP, Wide Awake, pushes their unplugged sound farther into some louder and amped up indie rock territory, further expanding their already diverse musical universe.

It’s a good time for new music and upcoming shows, so some songs representing both are in order. One of the most exciting upcoming shows is the Winnipeg debut of Ben Kyle from Romantica, so we chat with him about the band, the solo career, the shows, and much more.

It’s a good time for new music and upcoming shows, so some songs representing both are in order. One of the most exciting upcoming shows is the Winnipeg debut of Ben Kyle from Romantica, so we chat with him about the band, the solo career, the shows, and much more.

BILL EVANS is well-known within the bluegrass music community not only as a musician, but also as a teacher, writer and scholar. Bill will be bringing his solo show The Banjo in America to the WoodSongs Stage. Tracing the banjo from its West African roots to the New World, Evans performs musical examples from the 1700's to the present day on a variety of vintage instruments, explaining how the banjo has been at the intersection of African- and Anglo-American musical and cultural exchange for over 250 years. Bill's new CD "In Good Company" features an all-star cast of 26 musicians, including the Infamous Stringdusters, Tim O'Brien, Joy Kills Sorrow, Darol Anger, Mike Marshall, David Grier, Rob Ickes, Stuart Duncan and many, many more. KAYLA BENDER is an amazing 12 year old banjo picker from Oklahoma. She has placed in several banjo competitions and will be showcasing at both IBMA's Kids on Bluegrass and Walnut Valley Festival this year. Watch her tear it up on "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" with her banjo teacher Rob.

As we wrap up Folk Fest 2012, we’re pleased to present a live session with one of this year’s highlights, Martyn Joseph. He dropped by the studio just before the festival to chat and sing some live songs. Also, we look ahead to a couple of very special house concerts that we’re presenting, featuring Shannon Lyon and Joy Kills Sorrow, and we spin some great new music.

As we wrap up Folk Fest 2012, we’re pleased to present a live session with one of this year’s highlights, Martyn Joseph. He dropped by the studio just before the festival to chat and sing some live songs. Also, we look ahead to a couple of very special house concerts that we’re presenting, featuring Shannon Lyon and Joy Kills Sorrow, and we spin some great new music.

We’re back live in-studio this week with a look at house concerts past and future, this year’s great lineup at Brandon Folk Festival, some great new music, and a lovey dovey birthday set for a special listener.

We’ve got some great shows coming up around town this week, so some previews are in order. Today would have been the late great Paul Quarrington’s birthday, so a tribute is also in order.

We’ve got some great shows coming up around town this week, so some previews are in order. Today would have been the late great Paul Quarrington’s birthday, so a tribute is also in order.

Signature Sounds recording artists Joy Kills Sorrow stopped by the WTJU studios on Saturday, 12 November, for a live performance on Jumpin' on the Bed. (Part 1 of 2)  Visit our Facebook page for additional information.

Signature Sounds recording artists Joy Kills Sorrow stopped by the WTJU studios on Saturday, 12 November, for a live performance on Jumpin' on the Bed. (Part 2 of 2).  Visit our Facebook page for additional information.

In this Podcast Flatpicking Guitar Magazine editor Dan Miller interviews the 2006 National Flatpicking Champion Matt Arcara. Matt is currently living in Portland, Maine, and playing lead guitar with the band Joy Kills Sorrow. When he is not on the road with the band Matt is home building guitars and producing some incredibly fine instruments. Dan and Matt talk about the band's music, the importance of building a strong foundation in the study of the flatpicking masters, and Matt's custom guitar building business. Please visit this podcast at http://flatpick.libsyn.com

Foggy Hogtown Boys, The Golden West, Straighten the CurvesFoghorn Stringband, Boombox Squaredance, BiddyLouvin Brothers, Close Harmony, The precious jewelBruce Molsky, Contented Must Be, Blackberry BlossomFoghorn Duo, Lonesome Song, My horses ain't hungrySkip Gorman, A Cowboy's Wild Song to his herd, Piney Woods/Coyote HowlTony Trischka & Various Artists, Double Bluegrass Banjo Spectacular, Live and Let LiveTony Trischka & Beppe Gambetta, Alone & Together, Dear Old DixieThe Breakmen, When You Leave Town, BrookmereOld Man Luedecke, Proof of Love, Ain't Goin' My WayJoy Kills Sorrow, Joy Kills Sorrow, Weary Blues from Waitin'Edgar Meyer & Chris Thile, s/t, Ham & CheeseCrooked Still, Still Crooked, Oh, AgamemnonTim O'Brien, Fiddler's Green, First SnowGinny Hawker & Tracy Schwarz, Good Songs for Hard Times, Go Home before it's too lateDirk Powell, Hand Me Down, Near and FarFoggy Hogtown Boys, The Golden West, I'll break out again tonightThe Breakmen, When You Leave Town, Cold NightsHazel Dickens, Carol Elizabeth Jones & Ginny Hawker, Heart of a Singer, Jealous HeartTom, Brad & Alice, Holly Ding, Backstep Cindy