Podcasts about Lazy Lester

Bassist, singer and songwriter Richard “RW” Grigsby, has logged several lifetimes on the road, and his early rock and roll roots (Rome, GA near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains) burst out like another famous Richard from Georgia on “Road Scholar,” his story of a musician who has spent too much time on the road, working for too little pay. It's sung by Red's Blues drummer Tim Wilbur, a pro's pro (2017 Sacramento Music Awards and Sacramento Blues Society Hall of Fame member), who brought creative percussion ideas -- maracas AND the entire group thigh-slapping percussion. “We sat in chairs in a circle and slapped our thighs at certain points in the song to add accent,” laughs Beth. “Jackknifed” (co-authored with fellow road warrior Mark Hummel) continues the road theme with bio notes from their Golden State-Lone Star Blues Revue adventures. RW played with Carlene Carter, Gary Primich, Mike Morgan & The Crawl, Finger Taylor, Mark Hummel's Golden State Lone Star Revue w/Anson Funderburgh & Little Charlie, JamesCotton & all the Harmonica Blowouts since 2008-2019( Magic, Lee Oskar, Kim Wilson, Billy Boy, Jason Ricci, Carey Bell, Lazy Lester, Estrin, John Primer, Duke, Billy Flynn, Elvin, Gravenities, Ron Thompson, Harman, Rod Piazza & many others) 2014 Grammy-nominated and Blues Music Award (BMA) winner bassist RW Grigsby has been playing since he was 14 years old and began his professional career when still a teenager.  He's toured the U.S., Canada and Europe since the '80s, and currently juggles playing with Red's Blues, Mark Hummel & the Blues Survivors and The Golden State/Lone Star Blues Revue. He played and recorded with Texas blues stars Gary Primich and Black Top Records' Mike Morgan and the Crawl in the 1990s.  RW is the bassist on the 2014 Grammy-nominated and BMA-winning CD, Remembering Little Walter. He was nominated for a BMA “Best Bassist” Award in 2017 and was inducted into the Sacramento Blues Society Hall of Fame in 2018.

Intro Song –  Zac Harmon, “Babe And Ricky's Inn”, Floreada's Boy 
First Set - New Blues!
 L.A. Big Daddy's, “Why I Sing The Blues”, Single  
 Pontchartrain Shakers, “Going Fishing”, Self Titled
 Richard Wilkins, “Somebody”, Empty Seats

 Second Set – New Blues!
 Chris Cain, “Good Intentions”, Good Intentions Gone Bad         Curtis Salgado, “Better Things To Lie About”, Fine By Me
 Glenn Patrik, “Down To The BarBQ”, Original Blues  Third Set - From The Vinyl Vault Joe Williams with the Count Basie Orchestra, “Everyday”, Everyday I Have The Blues, 1959 Joe Turner, “Corinne Corrina”, Bosses of the Blues - Vol. 1, 1989 Lazy Lester, “Lester's Shuffle”, Rides Again, 1987
 Jumping' Johnny and the Blues Party, “She Said, You Said, I Said”, Where y'at?

 Fourth Set - From The Vinyl Vault
 The James Cotton Blues Band, “Feelin' Good”, Self-Titled, 1967 T-Bone Walker, “Sail On”, Bosses of the Blues - Vol. 1, 1989
 Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, “Real Life”, Real Life, 1986

Rock & Roll, Reggae, Soul, Funk, new Dance tunes. How does he fit it all into one hour? Listen and find out as Jaf selects tunes from Kito Jempere, Lavern Baker, Lazy Lester, Di Groovy Girls. Melenas, Otis Redding and a whole heap more including the greatest song ever recorded…For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/blues-and-grooves/Tune into new broadcasts of Blues & Grooves, Sundays from 4 - 5 PM EST / 9 - 10 PM GMT.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Grammy Nominee, Blues Award Winner, Author, Harp Man Mark Hummel had a banner year in 2014. Grammy Nominated for his Remembering Little Walter CD he produced and performed on, Mark also won Best Blues CD and Best Traditional Blues CD at the Blues Music Awards in Memphis, TN. Mark's The Hustle Is Really On climbed to #2 and stayed in the top five for four months on the Living Blues Radio Charts. Hummel's book "BIG ROAD BLUES:12 Bars on I-80" garnered rave reviews and was nominated for best Independent Book release. Mark Hummel started playing harmonica in 1970 and is considered one of the premier blues harmonica players of his generation. Thanks to over thirty recordings since 1985, including the Grammy nominated 2013 release Blind Pig recording Remembering Little Walter (part of the Blues Harmonica Blowout CD series). Mark Hummel's Blues Harmonica Blowout™ started in 1991 and have featured every major legend (Mayall, Musselwhite, Cotton, etc.) on blues harp as well as almost every player of note on the instrument - a who's who of players. Hummel is a road warrior - a true Blues Survivor. Along the way, he has crafted his own trademark harmonica sound - a subtle combination of tone, phrasing and attack combined with a strong sense of swing. Mark has been with Electro Fi Records since 2000, releasing five CDs. Thanks to Mark's earlier albums, constant touring and appearances at the major blues festivals, he's firmly established his solid reputation around the US and Europe. Born in New Haven, CT but raised in Los Angeles. Mark moved to Berkeley at age 18 to pursue a career in blues music, where he felt the music was taken more seriously. Mark started the Blues Survivors in 1977 with Mississippi Johnny Waters. By 1984 Hummel began a life of non- stop touring of the US, Canada and overseas, which he still continues at least 130-150 days out of each year. Hummel has toured or recorded with blues legends Charles Brown, Charlie Musselwhite, Lowell Fulson, Billy Boy Arnold, Carey Bell, Lazy Lester, Brownie McGhee, Eddie Taylor, Luther Tucker and Jimmy Rogers. www.markhummel.com

Salty Dog's CANVAS Podcast, December 2023 The Dawg is on the CANVAS getting the last show out for '23. It's all round happy season with cuts from Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Matt Walker N Ashley Davies, Lazy Lester, The Dig 3, The Blow Out, Checkerboard Lounge, Buddy N Julie Miller, Clayton Doley, Bob Corritore, Luther Dickinson, Mitch Grainger, Keith Hall, Boz Scaggs, Cedar County Cobras, Aaron Pollock, Bob Dylan, Nag Myers, 8 Ball Aitken, Perry Keyes, Henry Parker. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Kenny Wayne Shepherd / Commit A Crime / Ledbetter Heights 2. ** Matt Walker N Ashley Davies / You Tell Me Why / I Listen To The Night 3. Lazy Lester / I Made Up My Mind / All Over You 4. The Dig 3 / Dip My Toe / Damn The Rent 5. ** The Blow Out / That Ain't Lovin' Me / Version of You 6. ** Checkerboard Lounge / Same Old Fool / Roller Coaster 7. Buddy N Julie Miller / The Painkiller's Ain't Workin' / In The Throes 8. ** Clayton Doley / Scorched Earth / Optimistic 9. Bob Corritore N George Bowman / I Was A Fool / Phoneix Blues Rumble 10. Luther Dickinson / Shake (Yo Mama) / Blues N Ballads: A Folk Singers Songbook 11. ** Mitch Grainger / Hollywood / Plug It In 12. ** Keith Hall / I Keep Rolling On / Blue Indigo 13. Boz Scaggs / Loan Me A Dime / Duane Allan - An Anthology 14. Cedar County Cobras / Trouble No More / Homesick 15. ** Aaron Pollock / I Hope They Let Us Bring A Friend / Delta Hotel 16. Bob Dylan / Up To Me / More Blood, More Tracks 17. Nat Myers / Yellow Peril / Yellow Peril 18. ** 8 Ball Aitken / Good Love Goes Bad / Ice Cream Man 2 19. ** Perry Keyes / Streets Of A Black And White Town / Streets Of A Black And White Town 20. Henry Parker / In The Valley / In The Valley 21. ** The Blow Out / Bauhaus / Version of You

El lema de esta penúltima edición de Ruta 61 es sencillo pero significativo: el blues tuvo un hijo y lo llamaron roc'n'rol. Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; I'm A King Bee – The Rolling Stones; I'm A King Bee – Slim Harpo; I'm A Lover Not A Fighter – The Kinks; I'm A Lover Not A Fighter – Lazy Lester; The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock And Roll – Muddy Waters; Ball and Chain – Big Mama Thornton; Ball And Chain – Janis Joplin; Back Door Man – The Doors; Back Door Man – Howlin' Wolf; Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues – Skip James; Hard Time Killing Floor – Pura Fé; Crow Jane – Skip James; Crow Jane – Samantha Fish; Wassulu Don – Oumou Sangaré. Escuchar audio

Singles Going Around- Mimosa Tree BluesThe Byrds- "It's No Use"Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs- "Little Red Riding Hood"Tony Joe White- "Whompt Out On You"The Monkees- "Daily Nightly"Joe South- "Hush"Elvis- "The Power of My Love"Simon & Garfunkel- "Fakin' It"Percy Sledge- "Take The Time To Know Her"Tommy McClain- "Before I Grow Too Old"The Animals- "Talking About You"Sonny & Cher- "I Look For You"Booker T & The MG's- "Sunny"The Beatles- "We Can Work It Out"Elmore James- "It Hurts Me Too"Bobby Charles- "Goodnight Irene"Lazy Lester- "Strange Things Happen"Neil Diamond- "Brother Love's Traveling Salvtion Show"Vanilla Fudge- "You Keep Me Hangin' On" (QT Edit)*All songs taken from the original Lp's and 45 rpm records.

#ukblues #bluesharmonica #bluespiano #petergreen #fleetwoodmac Mark and Bob hanging out at Bob's house in Sheffield, England telling stories about the famous and infamous in UK music. Founder&member of several British blues bands including The Groundhogs, Tramp, The Sunflower Blues Band and The De Luxe Blues Band, Hall has worked and recorded with artists such as Peter Green, Danny Kirwan and Mick Fleetwood, of Fleetwood Mac, and is also a long serving member of Savoy Brown, and guests with The Blues Band, featuring Paul Jones, Dave Kelly and Tom McGuinness. Hall was also a founder-member, with Ian Stewart, of the Boogie Woogie Big Band which later became Rocket 88, and which included Hal Singer, Don Weller and Dick Morrissey, Charlie Watts, Alexis Korner, and Jack Bruce. Bob has accompanied: John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter, Jimmy Witherspoon, Chuck Berry, Homesick James, Lightnin' Slim, Lowell Fulsom, Charlie Musselwhite, Snooky Pryor, J. B. Hutto, Lazy Lester, Dave Peabody, Baby Boy Warren, Eddie "Guitar" Burns, Eddie Taylor, Big John Wrencher, Mickey Baker, and Eddy Clearwater. Mark Hummel Patreon Accidental Productions https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOOnWFbj8SGiV34ixhO0Cwg

Singles Going Around- Blues Out Of CrowleyJ.D. Miller first began recording Cajun music on his Fais Do-Do and Feature labels in the late 1940's, but when Rock and Roll came along in 1955;he changed direction. He then opened his studio to local blues acts. The blues music he recorded had a certain hypnotic sound that became known as Swamp Blues..His contacts led him to a deal with Excello Records where he recorded a host of local musicians. This week's episode features many of the great Blues artiststhat J.D. recorded in his studio in Crowley.Lightnin Slim- "Just Made Twenty-One" 1956 (Excello 2075)Lonesome Sundown- "My Home Is A Prison" 1957 (Excello 2102)Slim Harpo- "I'm A King Bee" 1957 (Excello 2113)Blue Charlie- "Don't Bring No Friend" 1957 (Nasco 2002)Lazy Lester- "Tell Me Pretty Baby" 1958 (Excello 2129)Lonesome Sundown- "Goin To Stick To You Baby" 1959 (Excello 2163)Slim Harpo- "I Got Love If You Want It" 1957 (Excello 2113)Lightnin Slim- "Nothing But The Devil" 1960 (Excello 2186)Slim Harpo- "Snoopin Around" 1960 (Excello 8003)Jimmy Anderson- "Frankie & Johnny" 1961 (Excello 8011)Silas Hogan- "Everybody Needs Somebody" 1964 (Excello 2255)Slim Harpo- "Rainin In My Heart" 1960 (Excello 2194)Tabby Thomas- "Hoodoo Party" 1962 (Excello 2212)Guitar Gable- "This Should Go On Forever" 1958 (Excello 2153)Slim Harpo- "Blues Hangover" 1960 (Excello 2184)Slim Harpo- "Dont Start Crying Now" 1960 (Excello 2194)*All selections from the original vinyl.

Tributes to Jerry Lee Lewis and Loretta Lynn, a vintage kitchen session with swamp blues supremo Lazy Lester, songs from Iran to Zimbabwe and from Lincolnshire to Colombia, plus some great truck-driving tunes. Visit https://andykershaw.co.uk  for play-lists and to get in touch, make a donation or become a sponsor.

A weekly quiet gig at a wine bar, being the salesman of the month, and playing a 90 minute set with a 5 minute break. Matthew Stubbs (GA-20) "GA-20 was formed by friends Pat Faherty and Matthew Stubbs in Boston, MA in 2018. The project was born out of their mutual love of heavy traditional Blues, R&B, and Rock & Roll of the late 50s and early 60s. Faherty and Stubbs bonded over legendary artists like Lazy Lester, J.B. Lenoir, Earl Hooker, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush and Junior Wells. Feeling a void in current music, the duo have set out to write, record and perform a modern version of this beloved art form. Joined by drummer Tim Carman in 2019, GA-20 is a trio of 2 guitars, vocals and drums. Raw, passionate and honest performance, both on stage and in the studio, is the only goal. GA-20 released their debut album “Lonely Soul” Oct 18th 2019 on Karma Chief / Colemine Records. The album debuted at #2 on the Billboard blues charts. Stubbs has spent the past 11 years as guitarist for Blues legend Charlie Musselwhite. During that time he has also backed up and toured with such Blues giants as John Hammond, James Cotton, Junior Watson and James Harman. Stubbs also leads his own original instrumental psych-rock band, 'The Antiguas'." Excerpt from https://www.coleminerecords.com/collections/ga-20 GA-20: Bandcamp: https://ga-20.bandcamp.com Instagram: @ga20band Website: https://ga20band.com Merch: https://ga-20.square.site Records: https://www.coleminerecords.com/collections/ga-20 The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Uutisissa festivaaleja, kiertueita, tulevia levyjä, kirjoja, värityskirjoja ja Rolling Stones. Kuunnelluissa levyissä uusi Jethro Tull ja Van Halenin 10 vuotta vanha A Different Kind Of Truth. Studiossa Sami Ruokangas ja Juha Kakkuri. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3CkIzyY0VQgMZ95MTAn5E8?si=4bfb05a4f12349b2 Jutuissa ovat mukana myös Ilosaarirock, Liam Gallagher, Beast In Black, Moon Shot, Olavi Uusivirta, Lauri Tähkä, Nightwish, Blind Channel, Tehosekoitin, Rock In The City, Accept, Uriah Heep, Status Quo, Danko Jones, Billy Talent, Five Finger Death Punch, Saxon, Avantasia, Battle Beast, Alestorm, Skid Row, Alice Cooper, Bullet For My Valentine, Lordi, In Flames, 69 Eyes, Brother Firetribe, North Mississippi Allstars, Bruce Springsteen, Willie Nile, GA-20, Pat Faherty, Matthew Stubbs, Hound Dog Taylor, Lazy Lester, J.B. Lenoir, Earl Hooker, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Junior Wells, Son House, Easy Eye Sound, Black Keys, Dan Auerbach, Bob Dylan, Motörhead, Def Leppard, Rodney Matthews, Nazareth, Magnum, Diamond Head, Asia, Praying Mantis, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Sauna Open Air, KISS, Ace Frehley, Jorn, Stiff Little Fingers, Doro, Sister Sin, Nyrkkitappelu, Reckless Love, Massive Wagons, Nestor, Stephen Foster, Elvis Costello, Hank Williams, Nina Simone, Ian Anderson, David Bowie, Ten Years After, Martin Barre, Paul Brannigan, Eddie Van Halen, Foo Fighters, Metallica, Sammy Hagar, David Lee Roth, Gary Cherone, Greg Renoff, Eric Clapton, Alvin Lee, Woodstock, Wolfgang Van Halen, Alex Van Halen, Al Jolson, Kool & The Gang, Michael Anthony, Keith Richards ja Jeff Beck.

Ronni Boysen of Denmark is well known as one of the best European blues guitarists. Check out his eclectic and sophisticated approach in the musical clips he provided for this interview-- we think you'll agree that Ronni's playing is truly special. He discovered the blues at his high school library, stumbling on to a copy of Muddy Water's "Hard Again" It all came full circle as he's been backing one of Muddy Water's sons, Mud Morganfield, all over Europe since 2009. Strictly a sideman, one of Ronni's specialties is to back harmonica players; he's worked extensively with great harpmen including Lazy Lester, James Harmon, RJ Mischo, Paul Orta, Bob Corritore and Peter Nande. Since 2012, he's played with SE's The Kokomo Kings, a purist rock and roll outfit with a cult following on Rhythm Bomb records-- they were nominated for an Ameripolitan Award in 2018. During the pandemic Ronni formed an "exotica" band, Los Palmeras, which explores burlesque, Cuban r and b, and vintage instrumental styles. They'll have a recording out in the Fall of 2022. Take a blues journey with No Border Blues, the only blues podcast focused on international blues artists and hidden blues scenes around the world. Delmark recording artist Johnny Burgin and producer Stephanie Tice shine a spotlight on notable international blues performers, discuss the blues scenes in their home countries, and present intimate and exclusive musical performances. Sponsored by Chicago Blues Network, bringing Chicago Blues to the world. noborderblues.com - chicagobluesnetwork.com - johnnyburgin.com https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronni_Boysen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SELECCIÓN 1 ENERO 2022 BLUES SYNDICATE 1- COCAINE BLUES – TOM KILLNER 2- SILVER SPOON – KIRK FLETCHER 3- THE BOTTLE – SLOW BLOW FUSE 4- LONESOME IN MY BEDROOM – LUTHER JOHNSON 5- CADILLAC IN THE SWAMP – SMOKEHOUSE 6- MIDNIGHT MOSES – THE SENSATIONAL ALEX HARVEY BAND 7- DANCIN´LITTLE SISTER – RICK VITO 8- LOVE SLIPPED IN – DUKE ROBILLARD 9- EVEN THE SAVED NEED SAVING – SELWYN BIRCHWOOD 10- RUB-A-DUB – BILLY BOY ARNOLD 11- I MADE UP MY MIND – LAZY LESTER

GA-20 was formed by friends Pat Faherty and Matthew Stubbs in Boston, MA in 2018. The project was born out of their mutual love of heavy traditional Blues, R&B, and Rock & Roll of the late 50s and early 60s. Faherty and Stubbs bonded over legendary artists like Lazy Lester, J.B. Lenoir, Earl Hooker, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush and Junior Wells. Feeling a void in current music, the duo have set out to write, record and perform a modern version of this beloved art form. Joined by drummer Tim Carman in 2019, GA-20 is a trio of 2 guitars, vocals and drums. Raw, passionate and honest performance, both on stage and in the studio, is the only goal. In June 2021 GA-20 announced the new album “GA-20 Does Hound Dog Taylor: Try It…You Might Like It!,” a 50th anniversary celebration of Hound Dog Taylor, to be released August 20 via Colemine Records in partnership with the legendary Alligator Records. Stubbs has spent the past 13 years as guitarist for Blues legend Charlie Musselwhite. During that time he has also backed up and toured with such Blues giants as John Hammond, James Cotton, Junior Watson and James Harman. Stubbs also leads his own original instrumental psych-rock band, 'The Antiguas.' Hound Dog Taylor as per Wiki “Hound Dog” Taylor was born with an abnormality: he had a sixth, very pinky finger on each hand. He grew up around Tchule and Greenwood in the Mississippi Delta, as did several other black blues musicians ( BB King , Albert King , John Lee Hooker , Muddy Waters , etc.). He made his first musical experiences playing the piano. He didn't really start playing the guitar until he was 21 years old. His musical style was strongly influenced by the then rising Elmore James . In his twenties he played in the Mississippi area, where he could be heard with Sonny Boy Williamson on the legendary radio show " King Biscuit Time ". But Taylor was expelled from Mississippi by the Ku Klux Klan in 1942 because he had a relationship with a white woman. He worked in Chicago as an electrician and other part-time jobs until the late 1950s. He also appeared as a guitarist in pompous night bars in southern Chicago. He was called “Hound Dog” because he was so fond of women and chased the steppe wolfish after them. During this time he changed his previously classic e-tuning to an energetic bottleneck style. In 1957 he finally devoted himself only to his music career. In 1960 he met the guitarist Brewer Phillips . The two became friends and formed the band The HouseRockers . With the first singles such as Baby Is Coming Home, Take Five and Christine , however, they met with little interest outside of Chicago. In 1965, drummer Ted Harvey joined the band. With him, the HouseRockers found their typically loud, hard blues accent with Taylor's rough voice and his slide play (bottleneck) on cheap Japanese guitars as well as Phillips' bass lines, which, played on a Fender Telecaster , replaced the missing bass. Bruce Iglauer , later Taylor's manager, got to hear the band for the first time in 1969 in Chicago's Eddie Shaw's. However, Iglauer's boss did not want to sign a record deal with Taylor. With its own financial support, Iglauer made it possible in 1971 to release Taylor's first record on the Alligator Records label . Without knowing it, he founded the now world-famous blues label. The album was a success with 9,000 records sold. The singles Give Me Back My Wig and It's Alright became the most famous songs. In 1973 the second record Natural Boogie came out on the market. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

Note: Technical difficulties affected the sound quality of the live show, originally aired June 13, 2021 on thehoundnyc.com. The Hound Howl is also available as a podcast on Amazon Music Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and Google Play. Birthday Tribute to Don “Sugarcane” HarrisBirthday Salutes to Gracie Brim, Lazy Lester, Jerry McCain, and Bill Morrison Instrumental Jimmy Wilson & His All-Stars ... Read more

In this episode, Andy meets Kenyan harpist Ayub Ogada on a beach in Cornwall, the Antioch Gospel group in a car park in New Orleans, Cuarteto Iglesias on a roof top in Cuba and a young Ballake Sissoko next to the railway tracks in Bamako, Mali. On his very first day recording with his Walkman Pro, Andy visits the Edale Bluegrass Festival then travels to Leeds to record a rare performance from guitarist Mark Knopfler in a pub with his early group The Duolian String Pickers. Back in Andy's kitchen Louisiana comes to Crouch End with sessions from blues man Lazy Lester and Cajun stars DL Menard, Eddie LeJeune and Ken Smith. Plus we pay another visit to Wilkinson's HiFi in Nelson to find out just why the compact cassette format is so enduring and well loved.

For the last 18 years, Netto Rockefeller's been working with his own band, running the Blue Crawfish record label, and touring with US and European musicians in Brasil such as Willie Buck, Tail Dragger, Lazy Lester, Johnny Nicholas, Quique Gomez, Wallace Coleman, and Steve Guyger, just to name a few. He was inspired as a teenager by Brazil's most successful blues band, Blues Estilicos. Netto describes the communal spirit of Brazil's blues scene, being mentored by Flávio Guimarães and other older Brazilian blues musicians. His ninth CD, The Latin American Mojo Style of Netto Rockfeller, was his first one to be recorded in the US (at Kid Andersen's famed studio Greaseland in San Jose CA), and features John Blues Boyd, Whitney Shay, Kid Andersen, Jim Pugh and June Core. As the title indicates, it's an upbeat CD with both Latin American and straight ahead American blues sensibilities, featuring songs sung in Portuguese and a cover of a Los Pakines hit (Peru's answer to The Shadows). Netto talked to us from his studio at Blue Crawfish records in São Carlos Do Pinhal, Brazil. Take a blues journey with No Border Blues, the only blues podcast focused on international blues artists and hidden blues scenes around the world. Delmark recording artist Johnny Burgin and producer Stephanie Tice shine a spotlight on notable international blues performers, discuss the blues scenes in their home countries, and present intimate and exclusive musical performances. Stef couldn't make this interview, sorry!-- but she will be back in the next episdoe. Sponsored by Chicago Blues Network, bringing Chicago Blues to the world. chicagobluesnetwork.com - johnnyburgin.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is an honor and privilege to have today’s guest on My Top Five Records podcast.  Mike Flanigin is in my humble opinion the best B3 player around.  He playing consistently at CBoys with Jimmie Vaughn, at least when that Covid dude isn’t wreaking havoc on us.  Come on Covid.  Can’t you leave us alone?   So yeah, he plays with Jimmie.  He is also buds with Billy Gibbons and has performed with ZZ Top, Steve Miller, Eric Clapton, Robert Plant, Willie Nelson, Charlie Sexton, Doyle 2 and Bonnie Raitt to name a few.  I actually opened up for him once at our mutual friend, Tom Amiss’, annual party   One of my favorite stories is how he used to tour as a guitarist with a LA band and returned to Austin to join the Antone’s Nightclub house band.  That’s when he decided to change instruments and start playing the B3.  He hooked up with organ legend Big John Patton to learn the craft.  And guess what, Big John has a record in Mike’s top five.   In 2015 he released his debut record called The Drifter.  Rolling Stone said, “The Drifter is a road trip-worthy record that veers from punk rock to desert pop to Bible Belt Blues, it’s disparate parts glued together with the swirl and swoon of B3 organ.  This is day-driving mood music, with Flanigin creating his own version of atmospheric Americana.”    And just this year, he dropped a brand new record called West Texas Blues and born out of his and Sue Foley’s Texas Blues Party that they streamed live on Facebook.  They went into the studio as a three piece.  Just Sue, Mike and Chris “Whipper” Layton of Double Trouble.    I quote Flanigin saying about the record, “As much as I labored over ​The Drifter​ album, which took me three years to make, and I had a lot of different types of genres, and people, and guests, this was the exact opposite.” Flanigin said. “This was ‘Let’s go in and let’s do what we do,’ and we play the blues. That’s what we’ve been doing our whole lives.”   I was driving back from Houston yesterday and thought I would put it on.  Well I did and I could not turn it off for the entire ride home.  If you like the blues, you’ve got to check it out.  An All Star cast of blues legends kicking out an homage to some Texas Blues music.   So PLEASE people go out there and support music.  Support the artists that make you groove.  Allow those who create to keep creating.  Get out there or go online and buy Mike Flanigin’s new record.  While you’re at it, I’d recommend you pick up The Drifter as well.   We talked about how he knew Lazy Lester and how Texas music is for dancers.  We talked about how Billy Gibbons plays on 7 strings and how that shows in his touch AND how he knows professional card tricks.  It was like a history lesson.    We had a slight technical difficulty and about 10 mintues got cut from our conversation.  It was primarily about Billy Gibbons.  We talked about Dusty has motorboat fingers and that is what makes ZZ Top ultimately unique.  He also talks about how he likes to record live in the studio and how he started singing again because Jimmie Vaughn pretty much made him when they were on tour.    What also got cut was where you can find him online.  You spell Mike’s last name F L A N I G I N.  As he says, with two N’s and two I’s   http://www.mikeflanigin.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeflaniginofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/mikeflanigin/   If you’ve got the gumption, head over to THE BIG GUN SHOW DOT COM and check out what my band is up to these days.  You can also catch us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube with a handle of thebiggunshowband.  Go to our website and sign up for our email newsletter so that you can get updates about our coming record called Honky Rock.   www.thebiggunshow.com www.facebook.com/thebiggunshowband www.instagram.com/thebiggunshowband www.youtube.com/thebiggunshowband

El programa "T'agrada el blues?" d'aquesta setmana presenta dos discos recents, cabdals i necessaris per seguir la vida del blues actual: el primer

Esta semana terminamos de escuchar el concierto que el bluesman Lazy Lester dió hace una década en el Cambayá Club de Antequera, Málaga, y recibimos a otras figuras del llamado swamp blues de Louisiana con los que Lester compartió andanzas en los 50 y 60. Como guinda, disfrutamos de nuevas versiones de sus temas clásicos por el propio bluesman y por Eve Monsees y los Friends of Lazy Lester. Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; I Made Up My Mind – Lazy Lester; Irene, Been Walking By Myself, Dream Club, That's Alright, Jail House Wall – Lazy Lester, featuring West Weston's Bluesonics; Help Me Spend My Gold, Hoodoo Man – Lightnin' Slim; This Is The Blues – Lonesome Sundown; Two-Fisted Mama – Katie Webster; I Hear You Knocking – Eve Monsees & Friends of Lazy Lester; Bloodstains On The Wall – Lazy Lester; I'm A King Bee – Slim Harpo. Escuchar audio

En el segundo aniversario del fallecimiento del bluesman Lazy Lester le recordamos acudiendo al concierto que dió en 2010 en el Cabayá Club de Antequera que fue grabado y editado en un álbum titulado "One More Once" (Nuba Records). Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; I'm A Man – Lazy Lester; Sugar Coated Love, I'm A Lover Not A Fighter, They Call Me Lazy, I Hear You Knockin', Five Long Years, The Sun Is Shining, Port Allen Jail, Cambayá Stomp – Lazy Lester, featuring West Weston's Bluesonics; Sugar Coated Love – The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Escuchar audio

Antone's Anniversary Anthology : Volume Two: Jimmy Rogers - "Chicago Bound" Pinetop Perkins - "Trouble Blues" Calvin Jones - "Shake For Me" Buddy Guy- "Everything Is Going To Be Alright" Otis Rush - "Natural Ball" Snooky Pryor - "Sloppy Drunk" James Cotton - "Moanin' At Midnight" James Cotton - "Evan Shuffle" Albert Collins - "Black Cat Bone" Lazy Lester - "Shame Thing Could Happen To You" Matt Murphy - "High Jack" Escuchar audio

This week in the kitchen we're serving up music by the Wizardz of Oz, Blues Saraceno, Nick Nolan, Deep Purple, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tony Joe White, Lazy Lester, Billy Boy Arnold, Amphibious Zoo Music, Phantom Blues Band, Roomful of Blues, Robert Cray, Whitney Shay, Chuck Berry, The Steve Miller Band, and Mavis Staples.

Imeldamay, Eric Clapton, John Lee Hooker, Madeleine Peyroux, Cassandra Wilson, Jacques Dutronc, John Hammond, Lazy Lester, Johana Conors, Spencer Davis Group,

I've got 16 great blues tracks queued up in the next hour of The Roadhouse. Those include a couple of classic artists, a bunch of new artists, and, generally, the variety of blues you've come to expect. Jeremiah Johnson, Mary Jo Curry Band, Tinsley Ellis, The Jimmys, and Lazy Lester. Can we just talk about consistency? Consistent with everything you know about our weekly endeavour - the hour ahead is another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

I've got 16 great blues tracks queued up in the next hour of The Roadhouse. Those include a couple of classic artists, a bunch of new artists, and, generally, the variety of blues you've come to expect. Jeremiah Johnson, Mary Jo Curry Band, Tinsley Ellis, The Jimmys, and Lazy Lester. Can we just talk about consistency? Consistent with everything you know about our weekly endeavour - the hour ahead is another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

Vandaag een ode aan de Blues.. Je hoort muziek van Aretha Franklin, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Snooky Pryor, Lazy Lester, Billy Boy Arnold en Sugar Blue.

We're celebrating what would have been Eddie Cochran's 80th birthday (October 3rd) and we've got the top 2 songs voted on by the listeners on this Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour!  We also get 2 rockin' Cochran Covers by Darrel Higham and Brian Setzer!  Plus, we have NEW tunes from Rosie Flores, Colton Turner, Alex Valenzi & The Hideaway Cats, Chery Deseree, The Hi-Jivers, Kim Wilson, our instru-Mental Breakdown, a rare rocker from Dion, Howlin' Wolf talks about his nickname and so much more.  We also pay tribute to Lazy Lester who passed away August 22nd. Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Darrel Higham- "Don't Bye Bye Baby Me" The Hi-Jivers- "Got Me Wrong"   #2 Eddie Cochran- "Somethin' Else"   Buddy Holly- "Ting-A-Ling" George Jones- "Tall Tall Trees" Rosie Flores- "Drive, Drive, Drive" Kim Wilson- "Look Whatcha Done" Carl Perkins- "Glad All Over"   instru-Mental Breakdown: Bill Haley & His Comets- "Guitar Boogie" Duane Eddy- "Stalkin'"   Brian Setzer- "Nervous Breakdown" Dion- "Feelin' No Pain" Lazy Lester- "I'm A Lover Not A Fighter" Howlin' Wolf on his nickname Howlin' Wolf- "Moanin' At Midnight"   #1 Eddie Cochran- "Twenty Flight Rock"   Colton Turner- "Midnight Hour" Alex Valenzi & The Hideaway Cats- "Bop Bop Boogie" Cheryl Deseree with Ray Benson- "Oooh-Dah-Dilly-Dah"   Outro Music Bed:  Danny B. Harvey- "Cattin' Around"

In de uitzending van vandaag onder veel meer fraaie retroklanken van Tami Neilson en Marlon Williams, covers van Candi Staton en Jimi Lafave en originals van Slim Harpo en Lazy Lester.

Muziek van Elaya Boyton, Evil Empire Orchestra, Lazy Lester, Paul Gilbert, Shakura S’Aida en Uriah Heep.

В эфире “Дельты Миссисипи” вспоминаем талантливого харпера и вокалиста из Луизианы, которого не стало 22 августа в возрасте 85-ти лет. Lazy Lester был американским блюзовым музыкантом, который пел и играл на гармонике и гитаре. Слушаем его ранние работы, которые были записаны в период с 56-го до 64 года.

В эфире “Дельты Миссисипи” вспоминаем талантливого харпера и вокалиста из Луизианы, которого не стало 22 августа в возрасте 85-ти лет. Lazy Lester был американским блюзовым музыкантом, который пел и играл на гармонике и гитаре. Слушаем его ранние работы, которые были записаны в период с 56-го до 64 года.

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº 4 (01:01:16) 1- Sintonia. Mr. Hurricane Band 2- A woman- Lazy Lester (05.30) 3- I went to the Mardi Grass – Snooks Eaglin (04.51) 4- Running on back – Red House (04.33) 5- Just a lucky so and so – Charles Brown (03.43) 6- Ain´t nobody businnes – Jimmy Witherspoon (02.53) 7- Lonely guitar mar – Jimmy Dawkins (05.15) 8- Baby please don´t go – Big Joe Williams (02.45) 9- Hard time killing – Skip James (03.23) 10- Amor en paro – Wladi Olmos & David García (04.23) 11- Everyday I have the blues – Lowell Fulson (02.26)

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº 4 (01:01:16) 1- Sintonia. Mr. Hurricane Band 2- A woman- Lazy Lester (05.30) 3- I went to the Mardi Grass – Snooks Eaglin (04.51) 4- Running on back – Red House (04.33) 5- Just a lucky so and so – Charles Brown (03.43) 6- Ain´t nobody businnes – Jimmy Witherspoon (02.53) 7- Lonely guitar mar – Jimmy Dawkins (05.15) 8- Baby please don´t go – Big Joe Williams (02.45) 9- Hard time killing – Skip James (03.23) 10- Amor en paro – Wladi Olmos & David García (04.23) 11- Everyday I have the blues – Lowell Fulson (02.26)

Om 21:00 tijd voor veel blues in Stormy met Felix Rottenberg. De mondharmonica is de rode draad. Muziek van John Lee Hooker, Curtis Salgado, Siegel & Schwall, Little Charlie & The Nightcats en Lazy Lester.

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº1. (59.55) Programa dedicado al blues. Playlist: 1- Sintonia. MR. HURRICANE BAND. www.mrhurricaneband.com 2- Come on with it. Syl Johnson. 3.44 3- Easy is my style. Eddie Clearwater. 3.50 4- Harmonica Lewinsky. Txus Blues and Jose Bluesfingers. 2.57 5- I never found a man. Miss Lavelle White. 3.45 6- Tramp. Lowell Fulson. 3.06 7- Hello little baby. Lazy Lester. 4.12 8- Lord I wonder. Katie Webster. 4.03 9- Preachin´blues. Son House. 5.46 10- Miss you. Sugar Blue. 6.09 11- Mi piel en tu corazón. SinElefante. 3.53 12- What a wonderful world. Keb Mo. 2.36

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº1. (59.55) Programa dedicado al blues. Playlist: 1- Sintonia. MR. HURRICANE BAND. www.mrhurricaneband.com 2- Come on with it. Syl Johnson. 3.44 3- Easy is my style. Eddie Clearwater. 3.50 4- Harmonica Lewinsky. Txus Blues and Jose Bluesfingers. 2.57 5- I never found a man. Miss Lavelle White. 3.45 6- Tramp. Lowell Fulson. 3.06 7- Hello little baby. Lazy Lester. 4.12 8- Lord I wonder. Katie Webster. 4.03 9- Preachin´blues. Son House. 5.46 10- Miss you. Sugar Blue. 6.09 11- Mi piel en tu corazón. SinElefante. 3.53 12- What a wonderful world. Keb Mo. 2.36

Leo's Radio show blues music May 11, 2015 Part 2 of 2. Here is some old blues and new blues for you. The playlist is: 04:26PM-04:30PM (3:55) The Chase Walker Band “Good Day for the Blues” from unleashed 04:30PM-04:41PM (11:14) Tommy Castro Band “Stone Crazy” from No Foolin' 04:41PM-04:45PM (3:15) Billy Arnold “He's a Jelly Roll Baker” from Chicago Blues a Living History - The (R)evolution Continues 04:45PM-04:50PM (5:02) Carey Bell, Lazy Lester, Raful Neal & Snooky Pryor “Let Your Hair Down” from Superharps II on Telarc (USA) 04:50PM-04:53PM (3:00) H Bomb Ferguson “Good Time Gal” from The History of Rock n Roll, Vol. 1 on H.o.t.S (Home of the Stars) 04:53PM-04:56PM (3:00) Bb King “Sweet little Angel” from The Roots of Jimi Hendrix 04:56PM-05:02PM (6:34) Gary Clark Jr “Three O'Clock Blues” from Gary Clark-Live on Warner Bros (USA) 05:02PM-05:10PM (7:49) Jimi Hendirx “Once I Had A Woman” composed by Hendrix from blues 05:10PM-05:18PM (7:41) Tab Benoit & Jimmy Thackery “Nice and Warm” composed by Tab Benoit from Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit (CD, Other, Private, 2012) on Telarc (USA) 05:21PM-05:24PM (3:45) Wet Willie “Keep on Smilin'” from Wet Willie-Keep On Smilin' (CD, Album, 1994) on Polydor (UK "LADIOS".

Welcome back, my friends! It's time for another BluzNdaBlood Show! This show is simply celebrating the beginning of spring with some great blues music! Intro Song Igor Prado Band & Delta Groove All Stars, “You Better Believe It”, Way Down South, 2015 Delta Groove Music                 First Set Richard “Rip Lee” Pryor, “Shake Your Boogie”, Nobody But Me,Electro-Fi Records Breezy Rodio, “When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer”, So Close To It, Wind Chill Records        Jon Spear Band, “I Can't Help Myself”, Old Soul,  Thanks to Betsie at Blind Raccoon for the CD! Second Set  FUNKY SET! RC and The Moonpie Band, “F in Funk”, Individually Wrapped, Houndsounds Music Chris Daniels & The Kings, “Funky To The Bone”, Funky To The Bone, Moon Voyage Records Jeff Chaz, “I Smell Somethin' Funky”, Chronicles, IceHouse Records, Thanks to Frank Roszak Third Set  FROM THE VINYL VAULT!!! Joe Turner and T-Bone Walker, “Every Day I Have The Blues'”, Bosses Of The Blues – Vol. 1, 1989  BMG Music Jumpin' Johnny and the Blues Party, “Knocks Me out (Fine, Fine, Fine)”, Where y'at?, King Snake Records, 1988 Lazy Lester, “Lester's Shuffle”, Rides Again, 1987 King Snake Records Fourth Set                 Toots Lorraine, “Built For Comfort”, Make It Easy, Greaseland Records, Willie Dixon Cover Brandon Santini, “My Backscratcher”, Live & Extended, VizzTone Records Ghost Town Blues Band, “My Doggy”, Hard Road To Hoe Thanks as always to Michael Allen Engstrom for allowing me to use his fantastic artwork on my web site and social media. Check him out at http://www.Crossroadsbluesgallery.com 

It's blues from the man-cave in the 382nd Roadhouse. The 44s, Malford Milligan Band, Lil Ed & The Blues Imperials, Joe Bonamassa, and Lazy Lester fill out the hour, with no female artists to be seen. Testosterone abounds in another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

Records on the Reb Rebel label were recorded by Jay D. Miller (also appearing on the label as the songwriter J. West), the influential Louisiana songwriter, studio operator, and record executive. Miller's biggest success as a songwriter was Kitty Well's breakthrough hit "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels". It was the answer he wrote to Hank Thompson's "Wild Side of Life". He was also Excello Record's biggest and best source of material. He stamped the label with a signature sound and style that has become Excello's best legacy. In the 1950s and '60s, Jay D. Miller recorded some of the finest downhome blues, R&B, rockabilly and swamp pop from it's stable of artists: Slim Harpo, Arthur Gunter, The Gladiolas, Lonesome Sundown, Al Ferrier, Guitar Gable, Johnny Jano, The Marigolds, Rudy Green, The Blues Rockers, Lazy Lester, Lightnin' Slim, Silas Hogan and many, many more.   Artiest: Bobby Charles - Alligator StompAlbum: Bayou BeatLabel: Flyright (lp 581) Artiest: Lonesome Sundown - I'm Gonna Stick To You BabyAlbum: Bought Me A TicketLabel: Flyright (lp 529) Artiest: Ramblin' Hi Harris - I Haven't Got A HomeAlbum: I Ain't Got No MoneyLabel: Flyright (lp 620) Artiest: Wonder Boy Travis - Imitation Of LoveAlbum: Rock Me All Night LongLabel: Flyright (lp 606) Artiest: Whispering Smith - Baby Left Me This MorningAlbum: Rooster Crowed For DayLabel: Flyright (lp 518) Artiest: Leroy Washinton - Women Are TroubleAlbum: Wild CherryLabel: Flyright (lp 574) Artiest: Blue Charlie - Don't Have No FriendsAlbum: Rooster Crowed For DayLabel: Flyright (lp 518) Artiest: Sylvester Buckley - Mumblin' BluesAlbum: Gonna Head For HomeLabel: Flyright (lp 517) Artiest: Silas Hogan- Born In TexasAlbum: I'm A Free Hearted ManLabel: Flyright (lp 595) Artiest: Clarence Garlow - Foggy BluesAlbum: Rooster Crowed For DayLabel: Flyright (lp 518) Artiest: Lightning Slim - Mean Old TrainAlbum: The Feature Sides 1954Label: Flyright (lp 583) Artiest: Jimmy Anderson - I Wanna BoogieAlbum: Jambalaya On The Bayou Vol. 2Label: Flyright (lp 3503) Artiest: Buddy Guy - I Hope You Come Back HomeAlbum: I Ain't Got No MoneyLabel: Flyright (lp 620) Artiest: Mr. Calhoun - Hello Friends,Hello PalsAlbum: Gonna Head For HomeLabel: Flyright (lp 517) Artiest: Katie Webster & Ashton Savoy - I Want You To Love MeAlbum: Whooee Sweet DaddyLabel: Flyright (lp 530) Artiest: Slim Harpo - Harpo's BluesAlbum: Shake Your HipsLabel: Flyright (lp 593) Artiest: Sonny Boy Williamson - Take Your Hand Out Of My PocketAlbum: King Cobras Chicago Kings Of The HarmonicaLabel: Flyright (lp 567) Artiest: Otis Rush - It Takes TimeAlbum: Groaning The BluesLabel: Flyright (lp 560) Artiest: Lonesome Sundown - Learn To Treat Me BetterAlbum: If Anybody AsksLabel: Flyright (lp 617)

The 346th Roadhouse is all about music that's got legs. Each and every track in this edition has an arc and a self-propulsion all its own. Lazy Lester, Johnny Winter, Maria Muldaur, Junior Kimbrough, and Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart represent a really wide swath of the blues highway and will help hold your attention for the full 60 minutes. It's another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 346th Roadhouse.

Welcome to the second leg of my Blues Heritage Tour. I'm on a road trip in a beautiful red 1966 Ford Mustang working my north from New Orleans up Highway 61 - the blues highway - to Chicago. I'm in Baton Rouge, Louisiana - home of the 'swamp blues'. Famous for harmonica stars Slim Harpo and Lazy Lester, and the guitarist Lightning Slim. It's also the home of 'zydeco', a strange mix blend of French Cajun music, blues, and rock n roll. Accordion player Clifton Chenier kick started this off in 1955. I'm not here for the zydeco though. I've come to Baton Rouge to meet Larry Garner, a blues singer and guitarist. He was the first blues artist I ever saw playing live. He played at Woodford Community Centre, Stockport, backed up by the Norman Beaker Band.

Wolf, Bishop, Lazy Lester and another world debut of a Watermelon Slim tune and Spinner's Section from The Hague.