Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin breit

Friendly Rich MARSELLA and Christine DUNCAN are set to release a new LP of original duet songs titled "BRIGHT". In this special episode of Industry Tactics, Friendly Rich interviews Christine Duncan and producer Kevin Breit on their journey in making this unique recording. BRIGHT features the Upper York Mandolin Orchestra, and it releases internationally on all streaming platforms (and vinyl) on April 25th, 2025.

Davide DiRenzo is one of the most versatile and in-demand drummers in Canada, with an equally strong profile in the jazz, rock, pop and R&B scenes coast-to-coast and beyond. With years of studio experience under his belt working with some of the world's top artists, Davide is now also working as a producer out of his home studio (Studio 86) in Toronto, Ontario. From there, he also records and sends drum tracks to artists and producers all over the globe. Davide has performed and recorded extensively around the world with a wide range of artists including two time Grammy award-winning Cassandra Wilson. Other acts he's performed and recorded with include Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Holly Cole, Feist, Kevin Breit, and just recently recorded and co-wrote three songs on Molly Johnson's new album, “Meaning To Tell You” where he had the pleasure of working with multi grammy award-winning and internationally celebrated producer/musician, Larry Klein.  He has won six Juno awards to date, including two in 2007: one as a member of jackSoul (Best R&B Recording) and one as a band member with Tomi Swick (Best New Artist). He also received a National Jazz Award nomination the same year for Jazz Drummer of the Year.   In this episode, Davide talks about: How he creates dialogue with audio engineers  Deciding how many options to provide in terms of mics/tracks How in-ears have affected how we experience our own playing Finding the volume where your drums and cymbals start sounding bad Working with producer Larry Klein on Molly Johnson's record I Been Meanin' to Tell Ya Submitting to the collaborative process and letting go of some control Collaborative producers vs. impresario producers

Davide DiRenzo is one of the most versatile and in-demand drummers in Canada, with an equally strong profile in the jazz, rock, pop and R&B scenes coast-to-coast and beyond. With years of studio experience under his belt working with some of the world's top artists, Davide is now also working as a producer out of his home studio (Studio 86) in Toronto, Ontario. From there, he also records and sends drum tracks to artists and producers all over the globe. Davide has performed and recorded extensively around the world with a wide range of artists including two time Grammy award-winning Cassandra Wilson. Other acts he's performed and recorded with include Chaka Khan, Mariah Carey, Holly Cole, Feist, Kevin Breit, and just recently recorded and co-wrote three songs on Molly Johnson's new album, “Meaning To Tell You” where he had the pleasure of working with multi grammy award-winning and internationally celebrated producer/musician, Larry Klein.  He has won six Juno awards to date, including two in 2007: one as a member of jackSoul (Best R&B Recording) and one as a band member with Tomi Swick (Best New Artist). He also received a National Jazz Award nomination the same year for Jazz Drummer of the Year.   In this episode, Davide talks about: Making professional and personal choices based on knowing “where you're at” Thinking of time as your most precious resource Why he has opted out of social media since its inception Being present in relationships and in music, and how they're the same Reconnecting with Toronto music and musicians, especially the club/bar scene Making yourself available to connect with audience members 

Zach and Rhett kick things off with a catch-up on recent projects. Rhett celebrates his new 100 watt Two Rock Classic Reverb Signature, which recently terrorized a couple sitting in the front row of one of his gigs. Then guitarist Ariel Posen logs on to, first and foremost, clear up how to pronounce his name. He gives a quick tutorial: just say guitar, add “ee” and “ell,” then take out the “guit” sound.Posen and Rhett swap horror stories from working on film sets, where they were expected to do way more than their job descriptions covered. Both agree that the film life is infinitely worse than touring. “I don't know shit!” protests Posen. “I'm just a guitar player, dude!”Posen discusses how he got into playing slide in standard tuning by learning George Harrison leads (blues slide guitar was never his thing), but Canadian guitarist Kevin Breit inspired him to try open tunings, a process with “a lot of trial by fire, lots of, ‘oops, sorry!'” Blake Mills' 2014 record Heigh Ho prompted Posen to chase lower tunings, although Korn, Limp Bizkit, and Big Wreck lit that same candle years earlier. For the open tuning-curious, Posen suggests starting in open E.Posen talks about how he wrote his new record, and the honesty and simplicity behind his favorite lyricists like Jason Isbell. Finally, the trio dig into how to stack and squeeze the best sounds from your fuzz pedals. (Is a mini version of the Mythos Argo fuzz pedal coming? Zach doesn't say yes—but he doesn't say no, either.) Finally, the crew dips a slick Americana rig that draws a trio of impressive scores.Subscribe, like, and leave us a comment!Big thanks to Sweetwater for sponsoring this episode. Head to http://sweetwater.com for all your musical gear needs. Sign up on our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iaCee5Support us on Patreon for access to our discord server and other perks! https://www.patreon.com/dippedintoneFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dippedintoneDipped in Tone is:Rhett Shull https://www.rhettshull.com/Zach Broyles / Mythos Pedals https://mythospedals.comPremier Guitar https://www.premierguitar.com/

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Eliza Carthy Trio : Go From My Window / Whitefriars Hornpipe from the DL Conversations We've Had Before (Hem Hem)3. This Is The Kit : More Change from the CD Careful Of Your Keepers (Rough Trade)4. Martin Simpson & Thomm Jutz feat. Angeline Morrison : The Suffolk Miracle from the CD Nothing But Green Willow (Topic)5. Jim Causley : Blackingstone Ravens from the CD Songs Of Dartmoor (Hroc Music)6. Nora Brown & Stephanie Coleman : Gone So Long from the LP/DL Lady Of The Lake (Jalopy)7. Hog-eyed Man : Boone's Wagoner from the CD Kicked Up A Devil Of A Row (Old Time Tiki Parlour)8. Charlotte Greig : Gathering Rushes from the LP/DL Night Visiting Songs (Harmonium Music)9. You Are Wolf : Girl As Wolf from the CD Hare Hunter Moth Ghost (Firecrest)10. Mikey Kenney : The Old Haile Hornpipe from the DL Northwestern English Fiddle (Mikey Kenney)11. Salvatore Pace & Alessandro Gaudio : Passione Meridionale from the CD Passione Meridionale (Visage)12. Érol Josué : Pelerinaj Fla Vodoun from the CD Peleri-naj (Village Hut)13. Jantra : Homoom from the DL/LP Synthesised Sudan (Ostinato)14. Mokoomba : Makisi from the CD Tusona: Tracings In The Sand (Outhere)15. Ninebarrow : Cast To The Waves from the CD The Colour Of Night (Winding Track)16. Harp & A Monkey : Skylarks from the DL single (Harp & A Monkey)17. Ben McElroy : Where We Don't Go from the CD Beacons Of The Wilderness (Ben McElroy)18. Mike Cooper : Lord Franklin from the CD Milan Live Acoustic 2018 (Paradise Of Bachelors)19. Paolo Angeli : Nijar (Sidra) from the CD Nijar (ReR)20. Kevin Breit & The Henrys : Bloom from the CD Bloom (Kevin Breit & The Henrys)21. Angharad Jenkins & Patrick Rimes : Gyrru'r Ychen from the CD Amrwd (Ty Cerdd)22. Rónan Ó Snodaigh & Myles O'Reilly : Calling All Angels from the CD The Beautiful Road (Claddagh)23. Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening : Long For Light from the CD Cloud Horizons (Resilient)24. Alistair Anderson : Pies In The Parish House Set from the CD Hethpool Linn (White Meadow)25. Lizzie Nunnery & Vidar Norheim : I Saw The City from the CD I Saw The City (Red Thread)26. Plúirín Na mBan : Two Brothers from the CD Female Rambling Sailor (Pluirin Na mBan)27. Claire Hastings : Minnie O'Shirva's Cradle Song from the CD Lullabies From Scotland (Luckenbooth)28. No Mad : A l'aube from the CD Des Oiseaux La Nuit (La Curieuse)29. Iona Lane & Ranjana Ghatak : Agar Main Panchi Hota / Lark in the Clear Air from the DL EP Cove (Hudson)30. Mizrob : Laylijon from the CD Lost In Tajikistan (Riverboat)31. Penguin Cafe : In Re Budd from the CD Rain Before Seven... (Erased Tapes)You can find more details at www.podwireless.com

A conversation with Canadian freelance bassist, Russ Boswell (Corey Hart, David Wilcox, Sting (in the Last Ship), Kevin Breit and so many more) - http://www.russboswell.com   Russ is involved in a new project with the ‘501 East Band' (with Gary Craig, Aidan Mason and Carlos Lopes) who have a recording coming out later this year.

Jesse Stewart is an award-winning percussionist, scholar, composer, artist, writer, instrument-maker and community activist. In 2012 he founded “We Are All Musicians” founded on his belief that music is a fundamental human right, through which he helps create opportunites for people to make music regardless of age, musical training, socio-economic circumstance and ability. During the conversation he demonstrates how any object can be used to create interesting music, and we also get to hear him improvise on a waterphone, as well as with me on my violin, with a unique instrument which he explains. I do hope you'll find Jesse to be as inspiring and interesting as I do! Below are timestamps for all the topics we covered. The video is close-captioned and the transcript will be published soon, at the same link on my podcast website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/jesse-stewart-e13-s2-percussionist-composer-community-activist-artist-writer-instrument-builder Jesse Stewart website: https://www.jessestewart.ca/home.html Please help me with a tip? https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo credit: Michele McMillan Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (01:50) percussion (03:48) waterphone (07:06) discussion of Pulse water dripping on drum head (09:18) intersection of visual art and music, Reinhard Reitzenstein, Gayle Young, Suzy Lake (12:09) building a vibraphone (14:31) Glacialis ice music (16:43) exploring boxes and balloons, and different instruments in teaching orchestration (26:28) studies in composition and ethnomusicology James Tenney, David Mott, Rob Bowman (32:07) recovering from brain surgery, making videos of many different instruments and found objects like canoe paddles (37:35) demonstration of different found objects (42:20) snare drum compositions with demonstration of sonic exploration with wrenches (46:06) Community activism: We Are All Musicians (49:16) Adaptive Use Musical Instrument, Pauline Oliveros (56:38) improv with violin, waterphone and the gongs with the AUMI (01:100:32) Ajay Heble and upcoming book about the pedagogy of musical improvisation (01:07:38) improv with dancers, cellist Peggy Lee, Propeller Dance, Natasha Bakht (01:11:56) notating the drum studies, discussion of jazz drumming, Elvin Jones (01:20:43) fond memories of playing with Kevin Breit, Matt Brubeck, David Mott, William Partker, playing for the Dalai Lama --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

This is our full interview with Guelph singer-songwriter Sue Smith, chatting about her brilliant new album "Tonight We Sail". Sue Smith has just released a wonderful new album with the Potion Kings, "Tonight We Sail", a gorgeous blend of rock, jazz, blues and roots. The new recording features nine original songs plus a song each by Tom Petty ("Swingin'") and Robbie Robertson ("Ophelia"). Recorded live off the floor at Scott Merritt's studio, The Cottage in Guelph ON, it features Sue Smith (vocals, organ on several tracks) with the Potion Kings - Jeff Bird on bass, Kevin Breit on guitar, Randall Coryell on drums and Howie Southwood on percussion. Vocalists Nick Craine and Gwen Swick also guest on the recording, which was produced by Sue with partner Jeff Bird. To say we love this album is a bit of an understatement... great songs, amazing musicians and a fantastic groove. It's sure to figure in our favourite albums of 2021! For more information about the music of Sue Smith, visit https://suesmith.ca. Music: Sue Smith and the Potion Kings "Night Skies", "1 Step, 2 Step", "If I am Sleeping" and "Met Him On A Train" from "Tonight We Sail" (2021, Self) CDN. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it!

Guitar great/singer-songwriter Ariel Posen just released a new album, Headway.  On this week's Fretboard Journal Podcast, we talk to Posen about the making of the album, the art of cowriting (and how it's changed in the pandemic), why he loves his Two-Rock amplifiers, and his current gear lineup. Posen recounts his early infatuation with slide guitar, thanks to the music of George Harrison, Ry Cooder and Kevin Breit (who we interviewed during on FJ Podcast ep. 304). We also chat about why he's begun to love Jazzmasters, why he prefers modern guitars over vintage, and much more. Jason also gives a recap on the ever-growing Fretboard Journal family of podcasts. https://www.arielposen.com Bonus Content: Posen has posted a video just for Fretboard Journal readers showing you how to play "It's You" from the album. Click here to watch it.  This episode is sponsored by Izotope, Mono Cases, Folkway Music and Retrofret Vintage Guitars. Use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off your next Izotope order. Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal magazine here. 

"Linus talks to the phenomenal award-winning NYC pianist, accordionist & composer Ben Rosenblum about his brand new 3rd album “Kites and Strings” on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole. The album is available on www.benrosenblummusic.com and features among others Wayne Tucker, Jasper Dutz, Rafael Rosa, Marty Jaffe and Ben Zweig. Other music on today’s episode comes from the award-winning Toronto-based trumpeter, vocalist and songwriter Rebecca Hennessy and her new album “All The Little Things You Do”. Rebecca Hennessy - All The Little Things You Do Album: All The Little Things You Do Rebecca Hennessy (tp, voc), Kevin Breit (g, mandolin, banjo, bck voc, org), Tania Gill (p, bck voc), Michael Herring (b, bck voc), Dave Clark (d, bck voc), Tom Richards (tb, bck voc) and The Upper York Mandolin Orchestra (mandolin) Rebecca Hennessy - It’s A Beautiful Day To Say Goodbye Album: All The Little Things You Do Rebecca Hennessy (tp, voc), Kevin Breit (g, mandolin, banjo, bck voc, org), Tania Gill (p, bck voc), Michael Herring (b, bck voc), Dave Clark (d, bck voc) and Drew Jurecka (string arr, violin, viola) Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project - Cedar Place Album: Kites and Strings Ben Rosenblum (p, acc), Wayne Tucker (tp), Jasper Dutz (ts, b-cl), Rafael Rosa (g), Marty Jaffe (b) and Ben Zweig (d) Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project - Kites and Strings Album: Kites and Strings Ben Rosenblum (p, acc), Wayne Tucker (tp), Jasper Dutz (ts, b-cl), Rafael Rosa (g), Marty Jaffe (b), Ben Zweig (d) and Jake Chapman (vib) Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project - Motif from Brahms (op. 98) Album: Kites and Strings Ben Rosenblum (acc), Wayne Tucker (tp), Jasper Dutz (ts, b-cl), Rafael Rosa (g), Marty Jaffe (b), Ben Zweig (d) and Jeremy Corren (p) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:00 - All The Little Things You Do - Rebecca Hennessy 08:37 - Interview with Ben Rosenblum, Part I 21:13 - Cedar Place - Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project 26:41 - Interview with Ben Rosenblum, Part II 34:20 - Kites and Strings - Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project 41:01 - Interview with Ben Rosenblum, Part III 49:00 - Motif from Brahms (op. 98) - Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project 54:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 55:51 - It’s A Beautiful Day To Say Goodbye - Rebecca Hennessy 59:38 - Finish "

On his latest release, 'I Love You,' Kevin Breit does something truly monumental: 30 covers of his favorite songs performed entirely on vintage, mandolin family instruments. Performing all the parts, Breit himself becomes a one-man-band mandolin orchestra, while a different guest vocalist appears on each tune. It's just the latest brilliant idea to come from the Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist and mandolin player. Over the years, Breit has backed the likes of Norah Jones, Rosanne Cash, Cassandra Wilson and Hugh Laurie. He's also released some truly high concept solo albums and 2019's 'Stella Bella Strada,' where he showcased his latest custom guitar from builder Joe Yanuziello. During this week's podcast, we talk to Breit about his love for the mandolin, hear about the cool-looking pickups that inspired the 'Stella Bella Strada' album and much more. Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal magazine and help support the show and all that we do: digital / PDF subscription / keepsake print subscription. This episode is sponsored by Mono Cases. Links referenced: Kevin Breit's 'I Love You' (Bandcamp) David Gillis' 'Cooing With the Doves' Kevin Breit on the Music Makers & Soul Shakers Podcast

This week's guest on the podcast is Andrew Collins! Mando maestro Andrew Collins finds himself – through no actual fault of his own – at the epicentre of Canada’s burgeoning acoustic/roots music scene. He didn’t invent it – but he's certainly been a contributor, having co-founded seriously noteworthy Canadian bands like the Creaking Tree String Quartet, the Foggy Hogtown Boys and, more recently, his namesake Trio. That’s not to mention the fact that this prolific, robust performer – comfortable on mandolin, fiddle, guitar, mandola and mandocello – composes, produces, arranges, writes and teaches across multiple genres, including a popular collision of folk, jazz, bluegrass, celtic, and classical. You can find more out about Andrew by going to his WEBSITE or by following him on INSTAGRAM He also mentions Kevin Breit on the podcast so here is a link to his WEBSITE Thanks again to Caleb Edwards for sending over his new single! Check out Caleb HERE. And last but not least.....thanks to the MANDOLIN CAFE

Canada's own queen of Americana, Lynne Hanson is getting ready to release the second single "Just Words" and title track from her new solo recording which arrives in February 2020. The new album, produced by Jim Bryson at Fixed Hinge Recording in Ottawa, features some fabulous support players including guitar virtuoso Kevin Breit who lends his skills on electric guitar, and Jim Bryson plays guitar, keyboards and piano. Prince Edward Island singer-songwriter Catherine MacLellan also guests on four tracks. Lynne Hanson is also releasing a book of poetry - featuring poems, haikus and lyrics, to tie in with the album. Lynne Hanson joined us in the @folkrootsradio studio to chat about the new project. For more information and upcoming tour dates, visit https://lynnehanson.com. Music: Lynne Hanson "True Blue Moon" (single) and "Just Words" (single) (2019, Self) CDN.

I'm thrilled to host the great Kevin Breit this week on NSTS. Kevin has played guitar alongside the likes of Celine Dion, Norah Jones, Marc Jordan, and so many others.  I was particularly happy to have Kevin in because he grew up in the same Northern Ontario small town I did a few years before, and after he left he was mythologized up there during my teen years. I really enjoyed the chat we had about his incredible and tasteful playlist. His musical acumen is staggering, his stories are fascinating, and his new record Stella Bella Strata is unbelievably good.      Breit's playlist:  Bob Dylan - Brownsville Girl King Curtis - Whiter Shade of Pale Randy Newman - Wandering Boy Rosetta Thorpe - Didn't It Rain Mary Gauthier - I Drink Hawksley Workman - We're Not Broken Yet Joni Mitchell - Sunny Sunday

This is art according to musician Harry Manx in his own words and music. #harrymanx

Lydia Persaud joins us on Episode 451 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her first full-length solo album “Let Me Show You”. A member of both the wonderful Toronto vocal trio The O'Pears and renowned cover band Dwayne Gretzky, you’ll be able to catch Lydia Persaud live this summer at both the Hillside Festival (July 12-14) and the Home County Music & Arts Festival (July 19-21) in London ON. We also check out new music from Bob Sumner, Leaf Rapids, Kevin Breit, David Grier, Dwayne Gretzky, Midnight Shine and Del Barber. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-451-feat-lydia-persaud-more-new-releases/

Please go and listen to part one of this episode first to get the full story!  Kevin Breit is a humble Canadian treasure. And a hell of a unique guitar player. And a nice feller. I’ve known Kevin for about 20 years at this point, although I haven’t seen him much over the last 10, sadly. When I first got to know him, he was at the tail end of a run in Norah Jones’ live band, and had played on most of her recordings as well. He was bowing out of that gig to be able to spend some more time with his young family, but was already a seasoned vet in the studio, having played on records for folks like Rosanne Cash, k.d. Lang, Hugh Laurie, Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole, Jane Siberry, Serena Ryder, Taj Mahal, Irma Thomas and countless others. As impressive as that list is, it was his quirkier solo records that I found most interesting. His guitar playing had a big influence on me, particularly his unusual voic eon slide guitar. His string of under-the-radar albums that he seemed to be churning out almost for his own amusement were some of the coolest music I knew of. From the slide guitar based “Empty” to the mandolin orchestra of “Maybelle” and the reckless abandon of “Folk Alarm”, not to mention the inventive “Supergenrous”, I loved all of it. Kevin is well known in his native Canada, but also well-respected internationally, as his session track record suggests. With multiple awards including a Maple Blues Award, Gemini Award, National Jazz Award, Canadian Folk Music Award and two Juno Awards for his recordings, as well as for his work on albums that have a collective 10 Grammy Awards, Breit’s unparalleled creativity is infinite. Breit’s latest release, the 11-track instrumental “Johnny Goldtooth and The Chevy Casanovas” features his interpretations of a mythical character in a twang world. Enjoy my conversation with Kevin Breit, and please subscribe to the podcast for free on iTunes!

Kevin Breit is a humble Canadian treasure. And a hell of a unique guitar player. And a nice feller. I’ve known Kevin for about 20 years at this point, although I haven’t seen him much over the last 10, sadly. When I first got to know him, he was at the tail end of a run in Norah Jones’ live band, and had played on most of her recordings as well. He was bowing out of that gig to be able to spend some more time with his young family, but was already a seasoned vet in the studio, having played on records for folks like Rosanne Cash, k.d. Lang, Hugh Laurie, Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole, Jane Siberry, Serena Ryder, Taj Mahal, Irma Thomas and countless others. As impressive as that list is, it was his quirkier solo records that I found most interesting. His guitar playing had a big influence on me, particularly his unusual voic eon slide guitar. His string of under-the-radar albums that he seemed to be churning out almost for his own amusement were some of the coolest music I knew of. From the slide guitar based “Empty” to the mandolin orchestra of “Maybelle” and the reckless abandon of “Folk Alarm”, not to mention the inventive “Supergenrous”, I loved all of it. Kevin is well known in his native Canada, but also well-respected internationally, as his session track record suggests. With multiple awards including a Maple Blues Award, Gemini Award, National Jazz Award, Canadian Folk Music Award and two Juno Awards for his recordings, as well as for his work on albums that have a collective 10 Grammy Awards, Breit’s unparalleled creativity is infinite. Breit’s latest release, the 11-track instrumental “Johnny Goldtooth and The Chevy Casanovas” features his interpretations of a mythical character in a twang world. Enjoy my conversation with Kevin Breit, and please subscribe to the podcast for free on iTunes!

Two wonderful Canadian singer-songwriters Lynn Miles and Lynne Hanson have a new project, The LYNNeS. The two Lynn(e)s have written and toured together off and on for over 10 years now and Lynn Miles has produced two Lynne Hanson albums, 2014’s “River of Sand” and the 2015 Halloween release “7 Deadly Spins”. Their first album as a duo "Heartbreak Song For The Radio" features 10 new co-writes and a guest appearance from fabulous Juno Award winning guitarist Kevin Breit. The LYNNeS are on tour in Canada this spring. We caught up with Lynn Miles and Lynne Hanson, in Sudbury, as they set up for the first night of the tour.

A conversation with guitarist (multi-instrumentalist), vocalist, songwriter and producer, Kevin Breit - www.kevinbreit.com.

Take a sneak-peak into Friendly Rich's 11th studio recording, The Great Blue Heron. Glimpses into the recording, featuring interviews with Hawksley Workman, Kevin Breit, and Greg "Gerg" Dawson. The Great Blue Heron release date is September 14th, with all live dates posted at friendlyrich.com

Kevin Breit has performed on several Grammy and Juno award-winning records. He works with everybody from Norah Jones, Hugh Laurie and Cassandra Wilson to Harry Manx, Rosanne Cash and more. A well-grounded human, Kevin is always pushing his creativity to the limits. We discuss Kevin's Jukebox series, his latest release Ernesto & Delilah, recording with Norah Jones and alot more. A great storyteller, enjoy this window into the mind of one of Canada's finest musicians -- he sees the future, ladies and gentleman...and it's all Breit!

Bonus Show 11.29.16 1st a Kevin Breit Interview from 2005, then... Carlos del Junco Band - The Field from Up and at 'Em 2001 (6:15) Carlos del Junco Band - Plain Old Down Home Blues from Blues Mongrel 2005 (5:53) Carlos del Junco Band - Just Your Fool from Just Your Fool: Carlos del Juco Band-Live 1995 (6:03) Sisters Euclid - Mission Bell Blues LIVE from The Orbit Room 2005(9:42) Sisters Euclid - Southern Man from Run Neil Run 2006 (5:22) John and the Sisters - Burning At The Feet of the Lord from Bonus Track (8:15)

show#40309.10.11Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who at Concert For NYC 10.20.11 Video of The Who: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjA_RtsBfAo Tip Jar: http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.htmlSpinner's Section:tribute to Jerry Leiber (April 25, 1933 – August 22, 2011) / songs by Leiber & StollerBig Mama Thornton: hound dog (2:50) (45 rpm single, Peacock, 1953)Wilbert Harrison: Kansas City (2:28) (45 rpm single, Fury, 1959)Jess Roden: on broadway (7:05) (-, Island, 1974)Bunk Dogger: smokey Joe's café (2:49) (First Offence, RCA, 1978)Delbert McClinton: one kiss led to another (2:44) (Genuine Cowhide, ABC, 1976)Greaseball Boogie Band: searchin' (4:30) (-, GRT, 1973)Los Lobos: framed (2:34) (La Bamba, Slash, 1987)Coasters: down in Mexico (3:15) (45 rpm single, Atco, 1956)B.B. King (with Ruth Brown): you're the boss (4:07) (Blues Summit, MCA, 1993)Big Joe Turner: the chicken and the hawk (1955) (2:40) (Jumpin' Tonight, Blue Label 2006)Robert Palmer: hound dog (2:02) (Drive, Universal, 2003)Check out: http://www.leiberstoller.comBack to Beardo:Sean Chambers - Full Moon On Main Street (LIVE Long Island Blues Warehouse 2011)The Kinsey Report - This Old City (Smoke and Steel 1998)Jim Allchin - Just Playin with Me (Overclocked 2011)Ana Popovic & Sonny Landreth - Slideshow (Unconditional 2011)Harvey Mandel - Bradley`s Barn (Cristo Redentor 1968)Nick Curran & The Nitelifes - Please Don't Leave Me (Doctor Velvet 2003)John and the Sisters - L.A. (John and the Sisters with Kevin Breit & the Sisters Euclid 2004)Carlos Del Junco & The Blues Mongrels - Mojo (Mongrel Mash with Kevin Breit 2011)Tab Benoit & Jimmy Thackery - Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Whiskey Store Live 2004)

The Marconi Experiment #510.16.06Davadip Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - A Love Supreme (from Love Devotion Surrender 1973 Columbia Records cover of Coltrane)John Abercrombie - Lungs (edited) (vinyl fromTimeless on ECM records 1974 with Jan Hammer and Jack De Johnette20th Congress - Charlie Hunter (LIVE from a radio concert in 2004 the CD version is on Right Now Move on Rope a Dope Records 2003 with Gregoire Maret on Harmonica)Carlos del Junco - Skatoon (from Blues Mongrel on Northern Blues 2005 with guitarist extrodinaire Kevin Breit http://www.northernblues.com )Sisters Euclid - Needle and the Damage Done (from Run Neil Run on Northern Blues 2005 with guitarist extrodinaire Kevin Breit http://www.northernblues.com  )The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (from Lee Allen and his band - Walkin' With Mr. Lee (from Ember Records on LP and EP1958 )Paul Anka - Wonderwall (from Rock Swings on Verve Records 2005 http://www.vervemusicgroup.com/product.aspx?pid=11276&ob=bf&src=lb )Duke Williams and the Extremes (vinyl from A Monkey in a Silk Suit is Still a ... Capricorn 1972) The Moody Blues - Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?) (from Days of Future Passed 1967 on Deram Records )The Marathons - Peanut Butter (from The Chess Years 1960-1961 disc #9)Marty Robbins - El Paso (from Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs 1959 on Columbia )Frank Zappa - City of Tiny Lites (from You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Volume 5 on Ryko 1992 http://www.rykodisc.com/Catalog/dump/rykoalbums_566.asp )Thanks for listening!! Tell your friends to check out Beardo at iTunes podcasts.