Podcast appearances and mentions of lee bains

Join me for this BONUS episode where I talk about my favorite 10 albums of the year as well as some “Honorable Mentions”. I also get honest about my Apple Music Replay, my favorite artist that I discovered this year, and how hard it is to actually be a cross- genre artist. SOCIAL MEDIA @leetbaker / @myfipodcast www.myfipodcast.com www.leetbaker.com MY 10 FAVORITE ALBUMS of 2022: Lee Bains & The Glory Fires - Old-Time Folks Alvvays - Blue Rev The Midnight - Heroes Harry Styles - Harry's House Spoon - Lucifer on the Sofa The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention Bartees Strange - Farm to Table Norma Jean - Death Rattle Sing for Me Red Hot Chili Peppers - Unlimited Love Our Lady Peace - Spiritual Machines II HONORABLE MENTIONS: Wet Leg - Wet Leg DJ Khaled - God Did Starcrawler - She Said Lainey Wilson - Bell Bottom Country Jack Harlow - Come Home the Kids Miss You Butch Walker - Glenn Liam Gallagher - Cmon You Know ©2022 MyFi Podcast www.myfipodcast.com Stinger music by Cure Audio @cureaudio

I may have called part one of this month’s new release series the “friends of the show” episode, but that mentality continues in part two as we have a nice set of tracks from our friends at Big Stir Records. We also have brand new tracks from a new collaboration between Rum Bar Records artists Natalie Sweet and Brad Marino which I’m sure every Ledge listener will love. There’s also two sets of great Who covers from a new Jem Records compilation, Jem Records Celebrates Pete Townshend, along with new tunes by Lee Bains & The Glory Fires, Titus Andronicus, Pavement founder Spiral Stairs, and new supergroup Beach Rats. Plus much more! I would love it if every listener bought at least one record I played on either of these shows. These great artists deserve to be compensated for their hard work, and every purchase surely helps not only pay their bills but fund their next set of wonderful songs. And if you buy these records directly from the artist or label, please let them know you heard these tunes on The Ledge! Let them know who is giving them promotion!  For more information, including setlists head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

Topics: Smith Street Pizza, trip to Rhode Island, Fox Farm Brewery, Little Narragansett Bay boat ride, illness in house, I Get Wild + Stuart Bogie at Littlefield 7/29/22, trip to Maine, Marlborough, MA hotel, Biddeford Mills Museum, Back Cove Trail, The Holy Donut, Crescent Beach, Kennebunkport, Old Orchard Beach, Palace Playland, Bissell Brothers Brewing, spreading ashes, Maine Beer Company, LL Bean, Scales, Tree House Brewing, Barker Character, Comic, and Cartoon Museum in Cheshire, CT, Modern Apizza in New Haven, Holy Diver by DIO, Logger Hero by Wu-Lu, From the New World by Alan Parsons, The Other Side of Make-Believe by Interpol, Earl's Closet: The Lost Archive of Earl McGrath 1970-1980, Birds in the Ceiling by John Moreland, Waiting For Columbus by Little Feat, Into the Groove by Mickey Hart/Planet Drum, Old-Time Folks by Lee Bains and the Glory Fires, Build by Tony Fadell, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty, The Nineties by Chuck Klosterman.

Welcome to the second series of Somewhere To Believe In! We’re back by popular demand(ish). This time around we’re coming together to celebrate and hear from artists we love – and we hope you’ll love them too.Who better to kick things off than Lee Bains of Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires, a self-proclaimed ‘deep-south wide-open far-left liberation gospel’ Rock-N-Roll band from Alabama, USA. Lee and his band are on a mission to fight against white supremacy, xenophobia and systems of power, all while bringing their southern hospitality and charm to the table.With the US elections looming, we hear what it’s like being Christian living under a government that so regularly weaponises the Bible to justify inhuman behavior. Lee gives us a much-needed reminder about the power of the people, making us wonder if the election results matter as much as we think they do. We also get introspective and hear how slowing down has made Lee tackle some big questions about who he really is and what he’s trying to do with his music.Meanwhile, Katherine and Paul talk about our plans for the 2021 festival and - and we can’t stress the importance of this enough - how happy Katherine’s mum will be that we’re back with a second series of the podcast.Links, resources and episode timestamps (for all you skippers out there) below.____SUPPORT LEE BAINS III & THE GLORY FIRESWebsite: http://www.thegloryfires.com/ Merch: https://store.thegloryfires.com/ Bandcamp: https://leebainsiii.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: @gloryfiresFacebook: @thegloryfiresTwitter: @TheGloryFires____LINKS AND RESOURCESAngela Davis https://time.com/5793638/angela-davis-100-women-of-the-year/Arundhati Roy https://www.facebook.com/ArundhatiRoyAuthor Linn Park statue https://bhamnow.com/2020/06/02/a-history-of-the-confederate-monument-in-birminghams-linn-park/ Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires http://www.thegloryfires.com/ ____00:00 - Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In00:42 - Coming up in this series02:32 - Katherine and Paul catch up05:26 - Katherine and Paul on Greenbelt Festival 202106:17 - Introducing Lee Bains and his work08:34 - Lee joins the conversation09:06 - Lee on Greenbelt Festival 12:56 - Lee on this year and Covid-1915:42 - Lee on government support in America20:37 - Lee on independent music venues24:38 - Lee on not being able to tour27:47 - Lee on activism and burn out33:13 - Lee on people, systems and policing36:10 - Lee on church and power38:09 - Lee on the power of music42:49 - Lee on success51:00 - Lee on the US election52:15 - Lee on anti-racist rallies and activism in Atlanta 56:00 - Lee on how to support Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires57:13 - Katherine and Paul reflect on the conversation with Lee01:02:58 - Katherine and Paul on the future of music venues01:06:20 - Katherine and Paul on church and power01:08:50 - How to get in touch with us01:09:42 - Thank you’s01:10:24 - Hidden track ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires____A huge thanks to the Greenbelt Volunteer Talks Team for all their hard work on editing this episode. Our podcast music is ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires.____https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/#SomewhereToBelieveIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lee Bains is the singer and guitarist for The Glory Fires.

Alabama-born musician Lee Bains talks about COVID-19′s immediate economic impact on independent touring musicians like him. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What's up, fellow workers! On this episode we sit down with one of our biggest influences, @MurderBryan from Columbus’s own Street Fight Radio, and talk about: 
 Grand Ams: The Working Class sports car // The “Bad Job Hierarchy” // Touring // Disney’s monopoly on creativity or lack thereof // Today’s Communist Manifesto // Upward mobility is dead // + more…
 Check out Street Fight Radio (if somehow you haven't already): http://www.streetfightradio.com/ https://soundcloud.com/streetfightwcrs Check out Lee Bains and the Glory Fires here: http://www.thegloryfires.com/ Crack a cold one and enjoy the chat :)

La cosa va de mitos. Empezamos fuerte, una coz en los dientes por parte de Lee Bains, el combo southern punk que nos tiene locos y a los que tenemos de gira esta semana. Leemos a Greil Marcus y su Mistery Train, un libro que trasciende etiquetas y redefine la crítica musical. Y revisamos Pat Garret & Billy the Kid, la melancólica obra maestra de Peckinpah con la ayuda de Andrés Rus. Además su hemano Jorge Rus, vocalista extraordinario, se marca un Dylan cantando en directo Biily y Wagon Wheel. El Setlist: 1 Lee Bains & The Glory Fires - Black & White Boys 2 Lee Bains & The Glory Fires - Crooked Letters 3 Elvis - Mistery Train 4 Sly & The family Stone- Family Affair 5 The Band - Mistery Train 6 Jorge Rus - Billy (Bob Dylan) 7 Jorge Rus - Wagon wheel (Dylan/ OCMS) 8 Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door

No os vengáis arriba con el título, tan bíblico. El Testimonio es el de Robbie Robertson, protagonista de las mejores memorias que he leído en mucho tiempo. Virginia es Woolf, y de su Habitación propia nos habla Carlota escribano, desde el Hotel Chelsea. Ración montañosa de Bistec por parte de Andrés Rus, que nos habla de Jeremiah Johnson y su gusto por el hígado Crow. EL Set List del show 1 Lee Bains and the Glory Fires - Whitewash 2 Biznaga - Nigredo 3 The Band - Theme From The Last Waltz 4 The Band - King Harvest 5 Karen Dalton - Something's On Your Mind 6 Maika Makovski - Makedonija

A week brings us a new grasp on life's softer corners and murkier motions, and this week in particular is full of music that moves all bright and sharp and full of warmth. See BELOW:Miss Mojo:http://www.missmojonola.com/about/https://www.facebook.com/MissMojoNola/https://missmojo.bandcamp.com/releaseshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYT7ZVSJgmsUksOQ7ikQisAMiss Mojo are:Jenna Winston VOCALS *** Piper Browne VOCALS *** Cody Greenstein RHYTHM GUITAR ***Rob Kellner KEYS *** Leo Skovron BASS *** Mack Major DRUMS *** Ashton Hines TRUMPET ***Jeremy Phipps TROMBONE ***Fuiste: https://fuiste.bandcamp.com/Fork and Spoon Records - Panama City, FL (Non-Occupants: No Traveler Hath Returned): https://forkandspoonrecordings.bandcamp.com/UPCOMING DATES​​​​​​​Nov. 5 - the Dizzy at the Moss Rock FestivalRadio Cult and Pure Ed with Dos Amigos at the SyndicateNov. 18 - the Dizzy appears at Charlemagne Records + Release of Fuiste's "Iceman"Dec. 1 - the Dizzy with Loy Loy and Sun Eyes (Stare into the Winter Sun)Dec. 6 - Bham Antifest (Live Earth Hotel Podcast + Live Born with Catheters)Dec. 19 - the Dizzy at the Nick with Steel City Jug Slammers + Poppy Fields + Queen Ten Faire Dance PartyDec. 22 - Earth Hotel Open House Christmas PartyDec. 29 - Burlesque and Born with Catheters Live at the SRB (music TBA)Sat. Nov. 11 - Wax Fur w/ Virgo Sadness + The Pierres + The Mcryatts @ SRBSat. Nov 18 - Lee Bains & Glory Fires + GT + Dommel Mosel + Bad ExampleTue. Nov. 21 - Loi Loi "Viva la Vulva" Tour at Syndicate with Matchi + Pink Pyramids + Sonder0.00.00 - The Earth Hotel Sonata acoustic demo //0.01.07 - Opening Message and Dates/News //0.13.13 - “I Could Be Free” (improv from Boothouse Halloween 72) //0.18.49 - “mini hands” from Fuiste's new EP Iceman //0.21.47 - “Feel My” - Miss Mojo //0.26.07 - Piper and Jenna from Miss Mojo //1.07.10 - “Woman” - Miss Mojo //1.12.27 - Up Next Recap //1.14.15 - “Steppin' Out” - All Boy/All Girl Live! at the Syndicate Lounge //1.18.20 - “Collapsing Reticulum” (improv from Boothouse Halloween 72) //1.22.10 - “No Traveler Hath Returned” - Non-Occupants //

The latest episode of the Eirecana podcast features some latest music from the blog, some alt-folk, raw blues, americana and alt-country as well as a few old favourites. I chat about a few music festivals happening in Ireland this summer as well how crap the weather is here. The playlist is: Lee Bains & The Glory Fire Company Man Betty LeVette Before The Money Came RL Burnside Goin’ Down South The Afghan Whigs Algiers Mountain Man Band Play That Song Tim Lee 3 Long Way Mongrel State Dead Cow Walking Gavin Glass Better Left Alone Prairie Dawgs Momma Angels The Mariannes Lost With All Hands Vickers Vimy South Bound If you have any thoughts on the playlist, songs, my musings on life; email me ron [at] eirecana.com or find me on the social media: @eirecana facebook.com/eirecana

In episode 6, the homie Lee Bains (@thegloryfires) of badass Alabama-based rock band, Lee Bains III + The Glory Fires, rides shotgun as we recount our formative experiences growing up in the church, and analyze the paranoid style of today's American Evangelical Christian Right.

This episode features Lee Bains, of Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires, who recounts his band having the plug pulled on its live show at the Live Oak Music Hall & Lounge in Fort Worth, Texas, on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013. The venue deemed Bains’ performance “too loud” and literally closed the curtain on … Continue reading Ram It, Jam It #14: Lee Bains is Too Loud for Texas

This episode features Lee Bains, of Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires and The Dexateens. He talks gearing up to record the Glory Fires’ followup to their debut album “There is a Bomb in Gilead,” singing in church choirs during his childhood, ditching the piano for guitar as a kid and tuning in to … Continue reading Ram It, Jam It #7: Lee Bains

Lee Bains plays 3 tracks from The Glory Fires' Dereconstructed and talks about the post-colonial theory behind the album title and dirt track racing. Also on this episode, lo-fi blues from the Ben Miller Band, a honky tonk tear jerker from Jim Lauderdale, retro roots rock from Shovels & Rope, country rock from the Loudermilks, gospel blues from Paul Thorn, a 70's era ballad from Jim Croce, and a blues number from David Olney. "Ep#202 Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires" originated from Americana Music Show.