Podcast appearances and mentions of Leo Kottke

We'll continue with Part 2 with some instrumental selections that are well-thought out and varied. Among others, we'll listen to The Acousticats, Bruce Cockburn, The Horseflies and Leo Kottke. Vocals not necessary … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysBruce Cockburn / “Sweetness And Light” / Crowing Ignites / True NorthMaire Ni Chathasaigh – Chris Newman / “Molly St. George” / Fire Wire / Old BridgeThe Acousticats / “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” / The Cat's Meow / RanchJim Campilongo & Honeyfingers / “She's A Woman” / Last Night, This Morning / Blue HenBill Evans / “Mother Nature's Son” “You've Got to Hide Your Love Away” “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds” “A Hard Day's Night” / In Good Company / Native & FineBruce Cockburn / “Pibroch: The Wind in the Valley” / Crowing Ignites / True NorthBrass Lassie / “The Crown Knot” / Brass Lassie / Self-producedJerry Miller / “Moon Fallin'” / New Road Under My Wheels / Signature SoundsSharon Isbin-Amjad Ali Khan / “Love Avalanche-Raga Mishra Bhairav” / Strings for Peace / ZohoThe Horseflies / “John Brown's Dream” / Two Traditions / Self-producedLeo Kottke / “Bean Time” / Greenhouse / Capitol-One WayPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

The history of Takoma records from the early recordings of John Fahey to Robbie Basho, to Bukka White as well as Leo Kottke and Craig Leon. Playlist: https://spinitron.com/WRFI/pl/19642812/Threading-The-Needle

The Byrds had a bad time in England, and wrote a curiously grey-mood tune that many consider "the first psychedelic song of all time" - "Eight Miles High." It's known for its sound, but we take a deep dive into the lyrics, too. Succulent, truculent. The next flight was piloted by the semi-legendary obscuros, Index. Some nice warm guitar strummin' & lotsa negative space. Less negative space on Leo Kottke's version - he's a king of fingerpickin' geetar and he has a nice deep baritone and he fills up the space with both. Bob Mould of Hüsker Dü also has a baritone voice, but he spends mosrt of his band's version screaming and wailing about the hippie sellouts!! Finally, Robyn Hitchcock brings the song back to earth with a faithful rendition that has a nicely unprofound spoken word middle section. All this, and David Crosby's cape!!

Thursday Jazz Thursdays with MAQ at South Hill Cider and IthaKaraoke with a live band at Deep Dive. Friday, Cuban Music with Alejandro Ruiz at South Hill Cider, London McDaniel at the Antlers, Ben Folds at the State Theatre, Billy Prine at the Hangar Theatre, and Ithaca Underground presents Extra Life, BRIAN! and La Llorona at Sacred Root Kava Lounge. For your Saturday, Spaghett About It, live music and comedy with an all you can eat spaghetti dinner at Cedarwood. The Wallflowers with Jeff Slate at the State Theatre. Sunday, Alyssa Rodriguez – Nordic Music Scholar & Performer at the Canaan Institute, a traditional Irish music session at Liquid State, and there’s Modern Western Square Dancing at the Lansing Community Center. Wednesday, open mic night at Sacred Root Kava Lounge, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute, and Leo Kottke is at the Hangar Theatre. Thursday, Richie Stearns & Friends at South Hill Cider and  Ithakaraoke with a live band at Deep Dive. Next Friday, a culinary benefit for chefs affected by Hurricane Helene at Bright Leaf Vineyard in King Ferry! And next Saturday, David Cross at the State Theatre. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at [...]

In onda Gigi Longo. Musiche: Marvin Peterson, Anita O'Day, Nancy Wilson, Norma Winstone e Kit Downes, Leo Kottke, Junior Mance, Lou Rawls, David McCallum, David Axelroid, Cannonball Adderley.

Guitarist, composer, and teacher Benjamin Verdery seems to know everybody who's ever picked up the instrument. Ben is a classical guitarist himself, but his musical friends include Andy Summers of the Police, the fingerpicking virtuoso Leo Kottke, flamenco legend Paco Pena, guitarist Bryce Dessner of the indie rock band The National – the list goes on and on. Lots of contemporary composers have written works for him, and Ben himself has written a wide range of works. He's filled a 40 year career with a wild assortment of collaborations and collaborators. Recently, Ben emailed to say he was retiring next year, so it seemed high time that we invite him back here before he jets off to Hawaii. Benjamin Verdery plays some of his own pieces from his collection called Some Towns and Cities, and yes, at least one of those towns is in Hawaii.  Set list: 1. Capitola, CA 2. Keanae, HI 3. Milwaukee, WI

In this episode, Charles welcomes Paul Peterson, a retired technology manager and lifetime audiophile who created, hosts, and produces the podcast "An Avid Listener" available on Spotify. Paul shares his experiences attending concerts since 1969, starting with his first concert seeing The Doors at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago. He reminisces about the vibrant music scene of the late '60s and early '70s, recounting memorable performances by legendary bands like The Beatles, The Doors, and Paul McCartney and Wings. Paul vividly describes the concert atmospheres, such as the excellent acoustics of the Auditorium Theater, and the more challenging sound environments of larger venues.Charles and Paul discuss various concert experiences, including Paul's attempt to attend Woodstock and the Kickapoo Creek Rock Concert, which ended in unexpected adventures and challenges. Paul humorously recalls falling asleep at a Deep Purple concert and shares an anecdote about receiving a cigarette pack from Paul McCartney at a Wings concert. They also delve into Paul's memorable experience at Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon tour, highlighting the unique and powerful visual and auditory effects of the show.Charles and Paul exchange stories of their favorite concerts, mentioning notable performances by artists such as Pink Floyd, REM, Jane's Addiction, and The Lumineers. They reflect on the evolution of live concert experiences, noting improvements in acoustics and stage production over the years. Paul talks about his podcast, "An Avid Listener," where he connects musical dots by exploring the interconnected histories of albums and artists, providing listeners with fascinating insights and lesser-known backstories. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the value of sharing music and concert experiences, emphasizing the enduring joy and connection music brings to fans and audiophiles alike. PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/SeeingThemLivePlease help us defer the cost of producing this podcast by making a donation on Patreon.WEBSITE:https://seeingthemlive.com/Visit the Seeing Them Live website for bonus materials including the show blog, resource links for concert buffs, photos, materials related to our episodes, and our Ticket Stub Museum.INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/seeingthemlive/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550090670708

This edition of The Coast Highway Shuffle Show has Laguna local Geoff Glass joining us in studio! Geoff is an accomplished musician who brings in this show's selection to share with our audience. From Frank Zappa to Leo Kottke and from bands like The Red Elvises to Joan Armatrading, Geoff brings in 2 hours of ecelctic songs and you are sure to love it!So buckle in, and enjoy the ride! And, thanks to Geoff for being a GREAT co-host!!!  

Host Bob Holmes of SUSS is joined by co-host Hayden Pedigo to discuss the 10 guitar records that inspired him as a teenager, including Genesis, John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Ry Cooder and many more. This is a unique extended episode exploring the artist as a young man. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.flowstate.fm/subscribe

Salty Dog's TUNER Podcast, April 2024 Tune your tuner in tone hounds! We've got a mess-o-tunes, and a great interview with Samantha Fish covering her upcoming Oz tour with Jesse Dayton, Kool cuts from Frank Zappa, Paul Oscher, Mia Dyson, Hat Fitz N Cara, Taj Mahal, Office Dog, Moody Smith, Mojo Mafia, Bob Dylan, Johnny Winter, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Samantha Fish, Jesse Dayton, Katie Henry, Golden Smog, Uncle Tupleo, Tuxeedos, Dillion James, Little Albert, Leo Kottke, Bruce Cockburn. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Frank Zappa / Directly From The Heart To You / Weasels Ripped My Flesh 2. Paul Oscher N Pinetop Perkins / Iodine In My Coffee / Rough Stuff 3. ** Mia Dyson / Dragging Me Down / Tender Heart 4. ** Hat Fitz N Cara / These Times / These Times 5. Taj Mahal / Having A Real Bad Day / Senor Blues 6. Office Dog / Antidote / Spiel 7. ** Moody Smith N The Speculators / Two Wrongs / Sit By Your Window 8. ** Mojo Mafia / Let It Slide / Rescue Me 9. Bob Dylan / Absolutely Sweet Marie / Blonde on Blonde 10. Bob Dylan / Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat / Blonde on Blonde 11. Johnny Winter / Tired of Tryin' / Nothin But The Blues 12. The Fabulous Thunderbirds / Scratch My Back / What's The Word? 13. Interview Samantha Fish April 2024 14. Samantha Fish N Jesse Dayton / Rippin And Runnin' / Death Wish Blues 15. Samantha Fish N Jesse Dayton / Riders / Death Wish Blues 16. Katie Henry / Get Goin' Get Gone / Get Goin' 17. Golden Smog / Glad and Sorry / Down By The Old Mainstream 18. Uncle Tupelo / Anodyne / Anodyne 19. ** Tuxeedos / Never Get Old / Never Get Old 20. ** Dillion James / Prepaid Bad Luck / Prepaid Bad Luck 21. Little Albert / Outside Woman Blues / Swamp King 22. Leo Kottke / Tiny Island / Greenhouse 23. Bruce Cockburn / Use Me While You Can / Breakfast in New Orleans, Dinner in Timbuktu

Karen Dillard Brown and Michelle Isom are special guests for today's intro. They visited the studio to discuss the upcoming Kitchen & The Cross benefit at Neil's Music Room on March 24th. Kitchen & The Gross raises funds to help feed the homeless. Last year, they raised enough money to make 10,000 meals.   Our featured guest is legendary bassist Davy Dave Smith. After our Josheen Moisturizer shenanigans, we dig deep into Dave's history as a Memphis bass player both on stage and in the studio. He has worked with such acts as Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge, Jonny Lang, Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Cat Power, Leo Kottke, Luther Allison, Al Green, Willie Mitchell, Steve Cropper, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Scotty Moore, Dj Fontana, Rufus Thomas, Wilson Pickett, Ike Turner, BB King, and others.   Currently, Dave works with The Deb Jam Band and Landslide: A Memphis Tribute to Fleetwood Mac   Davy Dave Snith FB https://www.facebook.com/davythekid

  or direct download here.Two Toppers in one month? That's madness! Christmas madness? New Year's fever?? Hanukkah insanity??? And yet it is so. Features music by The Cyrkle, Heavenly Melody, Feebe N' the Ragweed Patche, Sam Cooke, Nichts, Leo Kottke, Charanjit Singh, Penny Saints, Tide Cartwright, Heavenly Melody (again), JJ Cale, Peter Peter Ivers Band, Dave Frishberg, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, The Sandals, The Soul Stirrers (with Sam Cooke), and Chrome off their Alien Soundtracks LP.

Bill Berg is a jazz and fusion drummer known for his work with Flim and the BB's and as the recording drummer for Bob Dylan's album - Blood on the Tracks.  He's performed and/or recorded with Leo Kottke, Cat Stevens, Bill Perkins, Don Grusin, Wayne Johnson, Jeff Sipe, and many othersHe shares his stories and wisdom on the art of drumming and a career in art spanning over 50 years. You can still catch him playing gigs around Western North Carolina or rehearsing with students at Brevard College. A link to his project with Jeff Sipe:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeaTfaVPUdw

Nombres muy propios, figuras megaconocidas - Bowie, Miguel Ríos, Carole King, Amaral, Radiohead, Los Secretos - y otros menos populares pero magníficos como Leah Kunkel, Stephen Bishop o Leo Kottke, nos cantan gemas únicas de sus repertorios  o versiones inéditas pero en concierto, sin aditivos. ¿David Bowie cantando “Imagine” de Lennon? Y qué ah de Ben Gibbard sy u proyecto paralelo The Postal Service?DISCO 1 THE POSTAL SERVICE Such Great Heights (Live) (ESCA)DISCO 2 RADIOHEAD True Love Waits - Live In Oslo (8)DISCO 3 JOHN MAYER City Love (4)DISCO 4 STEVIE NICKS & DON HENLEY "Leather and Lace" at the 2019 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (ESCA)DISCO 5 CROSBY STILLS NASH & JAMES TAYLOR Love The One You With (ESCA) *DISCO 6 CAROLE KING Been To Canaan (2)DISCO 7 MIGUEL RÍOS & ANNI B SWEET  Nueva Ola (5)DISCO 8 LINDA RONSTADT Lose Again -  Atlanta 1977 (ESCA) Avanzado 20 segsDISCO 9 LOS SECRETOS & AMARAL Buena Chica (CD 2 - 8)DISCO 10 LEO KOTTKE Rings - Telluride Bluegrass Festival: Reflections, Vol. 1 (ESCA)DISCO 11 LEAH KUNKEL Losing Myself In You (BREAD & ROSES Cara  Corte )DISCO 12 STEPHEN BISHOP Parked Cars (9)DISCO 13 SOLE GIMÉNEZ Me das el mar (2)DISCO 14 DAVID BOWIE Imagine (ESCA)* Rock and Roll Hall of FameEscuchar audio

Jim and John have more fun than they deserve when they talk to legendary comics writers Gary Cohn and Dan Mishkin. Naturally we talk about their legendary creations Blue Devil and Amethyst Princess of Gemworld, but also other projects, their perspective on the industry then and now, a wacky Geoff Johns story, Halloween at Dan's house... even Leo Kottke comes up (?). Too much fun to squeeze into a paltry 40 minutes, but by god OWC is forever your trusted source for fun-squeezing.

“My niche now in the professional world is tailoring tones to the player.” Kevin Muiderman combines musical passion with a dogged scientific approach that not only refines through prototype after prototype, but boldly eschews some of the conventional lore and wisdom about tonewoods. He's always worked closely with musicians, especially professional fingerstyle players, to refine guitars for their style, needs and unique demands. And you can trust he's been getting good feedback, considering the list of guitarists who play his guitars includes Leo Kottke, John Doyle, Martin Simpson, and plenty more! An accomplished fingerstylist himself, the music he plays, the players he builds for, and the community he nurtures through his house concert series are all a part of a cohesive picture. This year, as he continues to build for others, you'll find Kevin out playing his own music, on his own guitars. Learn more about Muiderman Guitars: http://www.muidermanguitars.com/ Follow Kevin on Instagram Muiderman Guitars on CVE Muiderman OM Ziricote at CVE Kevin's music on Spotify Michael Chapdelaine discusses his Muiderman guitars Featured musicians: Michael Chapdelaine, John Doyle, Don Alder, Kevin Muiderman

Tune in Friday morning for a finger pickin' helping of Americana and beyond as our show revisits some guitar masters from blues, country blues, folk and tradition. We'll take a spin across the landscape of steel and gut string tradition with a collection that features tracks from Stefan Grossman, Mississippi John Hurt, Leo Kottke, Merle Travis and over a dozen others. As February wraps up, we'll be completing our February journey out of winter's doldrums and into the sweet breezes of Spring. Let this show be a warmup for your good life and times. So put your feet up and drop in. We'd love to have you. 

This week we conclude our two-part feature, It's a Slippery Slope, with more great slide guitar selections. We'll hear fine music from Leo Kottke, Ally Venable, Jon Shain, Sonny Treadway, Rory Block, Bruce Cockburn and quite a few others. Slip and slide along with them … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysLeo Kottke / “Available Space” / Guitar Music / ChrysallisJon Shain & FJ Ventre / “Lord Have Mercy” / Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues / Flyin' Bruce Cockburn / “You Don't Have to Play the Horses” / Night Vision / True NorthCrying Sam Collins and his Git-Fiddle / “Devil In the Lion's Den” / Jail House Blues / YazooAlly Venable / “Played the Game” / Heart of Fire / RufSam Bush & Jerry Douglas / “Girl of the North Country” / Ice Caps:Peaks of Telluride / Sugar HillMichael Cooney / “John Henry” / The Cheese Stands Alone / Folk LegacyMary Flower / “Nine Pound Hammer” / Honey From the Comb / Time & StrikeLeo Kottke / “All I Have to Do is Dream” / Guitar Music / ChrysalisTony Furtado & the American Gypsies / “The Ghost of Blind Willie Johnson” / Live Gypsy / DualtoneReverend Robert Wilkins / “I Wish I was in Heaven Sitting Down” / Blues at Newport / VanguardSonny Treadwell / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / ArhoolieRory Block / “Prove it On Me” / Prove it On Me / Stoney PlainNorman Blake-Nancy Blake-Tut Taylor / “Guitar Rag” / Shacktown Road / PlectrafoneAyla Brook and the Sound Men / “Cheap Microphone and an Old Guitar” / Desolation Sounds / Fallen TreePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Kris Kristofferson "Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)"Esther Phillips "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You"The Yardbirds "New York City Blues"Lucinda Williams "Honey Bee"Willie Nelson "Railroad Lady"Willie Dixon "Big Three Boogie"Elvis Costello "Sulphur to Sugarcane"Jimmy Buffett "Death of an Unpopular Poet"Marty Robbins "A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)"Lightnin' Hopkins "Sick Feelin' Blues"Lula Reed "Going Back to Mexico"Charlie Parr "Cheap Wine"Eilen Jewell "Walking with Frankie"The Yas Yas Girl (Merline Johnson) "Don't You Make Me High"Sam Cooke "Shake"Buffalo Tom "Sodajerk"Frankie Lee Sims "Lucy Mae Blues"Bonnie "Prince" Billy "Stablemate"Jessie Mae Hemphill "Run Get My Shotgun"The Harlem Hamfats "The Candy Man"Chisel "Red Haired Mary"Hayes Carll "It's a Shame"Precious Bryant "Dark Angel"Joel Paterson "Because"Dinosaur Jr. "Muck"Cleo Brown "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie"Freddie King "Lonesome Whistle Blues"Hank Williams "Settin' the Woods on Fire"David Grubbs "The Thicket"Bee Houston "Break Away"Superchunk "Package Thief"Bob Dylan "Dirt Road Blues"Mississippi Fred McDowell "Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning (Remastered)"Billie Holiday "I Loves You, Porgy"The Black Keys "Stack Shot Billy"The Mountain Goats "Downtown Seoul"Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra "Won't You Be My Baby?"Junior Kimbrough "Meet Me in the City"The Wandering "Mr. Spaceman"Les Paul & Mary Ford "I'm Sitting On Top Of The World"The White Stripes "The Nurse"Leo Kottke "Vaseline Machine Gun"Amos Milburn "Please Mr. Johnson"Buddy Holly "Dearest"Johnny Cash "Johnny 99"Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys "Beaumont Rag"John Lee Hooker "Waterfront"Bruce Springsteen "I Ain't Got No Home"the Fox Hunt "Lord, We Get High"

M1  Cripple Creek (Traditional), Mudlark, Capitol Records 1971 (1:56).................................................................... M2 Stealing (Kottke), Mudlark, Capitol Records 1971 (1:35).................................................................................... M3 Machine #2 (Kottke), Mudlark, Capitol Records 1971 (3:00)............................................................................... M4 Bourree (J.S. Bach), Mudlark, Capitol Records 1971 (1:26)................................................................................. M5 Easter (Kottke), My Feet Are Smiling, Capitol Records 1973 (3:18).................................................................... M6 June Bug (Kottke), My Feet Are Smiling, Capitol Records 1973 (2:20)............................................................... M7 Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (J.S.Bach), My Feet Are Smiling, Capitol Records 1973 (2:00)............................. M8 Twilight Property (Kottke), Dreams and All That Stuff, Capitol Records 1974 (3:11).......................................... M9 Vertical Trees (Kottke), Dreams and All That Stuff, Capitol Records 1974 (2:34) Today's Vinyl Vibrations podcast features the artistry of American composer, arranger, and acoustic guitarist LEO KOTTKE.  Leo Kottke was born in 1945 in Athens Georgia.  As a youth he  lived in several states, including Oklahoma ,,and Missouri and Minnesota  and eventually settled in the Twin Cities. He released his first record on the Oblivion label in 1969 … and just 2 years later he signed on with Capitol Records … it was 1971 he was just 25 years old. Kottke produces instrumental songs, mostly…. but on a few songs he adds his vocals. I selected the instrumental songs because I believe these best showcase his unique guitar and arrangement talent. For his guitars, Kottke uses signature Taylor 12-string and Taylor 6 string.. Kottke plays guitar by an innovative style of fingerpicking, and his style is considered “unconventional”. His style enables the mimicking of a rhythm section, His genres of music include jazz, rock, bluegrass, classical, and folk. Kottke has also been “Different” as far his guitar tuning. He's used different variations ranging from open tuning to tuning his guitar two steps below the traditional tuning.  This produces a full and warm guitar sound. When Kottke was younger, he suffered significant hearing loss from two events - -  first from a firecracker incident as a youngster, and later during live-fire exercises while serving in the Naval Reserves. He was inducted into the Guitar Player Hall of Fame in 1978 and scored two Grammy nominations --- 1988 and 1991 Kottke has released 40 records in 40 year period.

We pay tribute to the irreplaceable David Crosby by discussing an incredibly innovative and influential song. Eight Miles High, originally by The Byrds, covered by Leo Kottke. Outro music is The Byrds' cover of Bob Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man.

Summary Episode 26: A native of Italy, D'Agostino has made his considerable international mark as a musical artist on the guitar since he arrived in America 37 years ago. In 2017 Guitar Player listed him as one of the 50 transcendent superheroes of the acoustic guitar. The CD, “Every Step of The Way,” was awarded by Acoustic Guitar's People's Choice Awards with a Bronze medal for Best Acoustic Album of All Time. His signature Seagull acoustic guitar has been voted among the ten best signature guitars by Guitar Player magazine. To date, Peppino has recorded 19 CD's, performed in over thirty-seven countries at international festivals and concert halls. He has shared the stage with such greats as Leo Kottke, Sergio Assad, Larry Carlton, Eric Johnson, Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor, Roland Dyens, David Tanenbaum, and many more. https://vimeo.com/790739398 (Timestamps are for audio version of the podcast.) 00:25 Introducing Peppino D'Agostino 1:49 Greetings! 2:35 Peppino's early influences 3:53 How he listened to Santana, John McLoughlin, John Renbourn, Leo Kottke & more... 4:51 Peppino's unconventional musical education - learning without formal lessons 5:42 How orchestras and bands drive his musical inspiration 12:18 Peppino talks about his classical guitar approach to steel string guitar 18:43 An adventure into recording a jazz rock / acoustic fusion album 20:22 Learn about Adam & Peppino's "Sicily Guitar Retreat" September 11-15, 2023 (more info available at musicworldretreats.com) 27:14 Peppino's 5 unexpected favorite albums of all time... 31:28 What is Peppinoi practicing currently 34:45 Peppino's final advice for guitarists Peppino's Links Peppino's Website Peppino's Guitar Workshops and Music World Retreats Youtube Facebook Instagram Twitter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn8V07VZLE4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RESPkp0IlcY Never Miss an Episode - Subscribe NOW!

For today's discussion we'll focus on some of our favorite fingerstyle albums. If you're thinking about recording your own fingerstyle album & need the perfect Martin or Blueridge guitar for the task, please contact us today - or visit us online at https://www.maurysmusic.com This podcast features the conversation and opinions of musician T Spoon Phillips. A writer by trade, Spoon's longtime association with professional musicians, luthiers, and music historians affords him a richly unique perspective on all things acoustic guitar. This includes decades of close friendship with executives and employee at C. F. Martin & Company, past and present, and the host of this podcast, Maury Rutch of Maury's Music. Visit Spoon at TSPguitar.com AND at http://onemanz.com/ Visit Maury's Music at https://www.maurysmusic.com Howard Emerson - https://www.howardemerson.com/ Leo Kottke - https://www.leokottke.com/disc ElMcMeen - https://elmcmeen.com/ Mark Goldenberg - https://markgoldenberg.com/ Eric Skye- https://ericskye.com/ Woody Mann - https://woodymann.com/ Stefan Grossman - https://www.guitarvideos.com/ Laurence Juber - https://laurencejuber.com/ Doug Young - https://dougyoungguitar.com/ Teja Gerken - http://www.tejagerken.com/ Have a suggestion or request? Email us today at Support@MaurysMusic.com We're proud to be a certified online dealer for Martin Guitar, and we'd love the chance to earn your business. If you found value in this podcast, consider sharing it with your friends.

Marc van Vugt is a wonderful award-winning composer and jazz guitarist from the Netherlands. In this episode you'll be introduced to several beautiful guitars in his collection that are featured in his new solo album, “The Lonely Coyote” and you'll also get to hear stories from his travels and his perspectives about different musical scenes, composing, and some of the biggest challenges now for musicians worldwide. Please buy me a coffee! (and get access to unique perks) https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman The video version of this is linked here: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/marc-van-vugt-guitarist-and-composer https://baiximrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-lonely-coyote photo: Jiri Büller Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (01:39) “Simiane” intro and performance (08:01)influence of Latin American music, growing up in a small Dutch town (10:49) Paris, Theo van Doesburg house in Meudon, composing the Vandoesburg Suite (15:28) album “The Lonely Coyote”, collection of guitars, touring challenges with a guitar (21:21) baritone guitar (21:22) Martin guitar, technique of playing with a mix of nails and pick (28:20) harp zither (33:44) more about “The Lonely Coyote” ablum, living in the desert, influences of Alberto Gismonti, Ralph Towner, Leo Kottke (40:19) creative process of composing, Kenny Wheeler (48:36) HKU University for the Arts in Utrecht, Hans Kox, Eef Albers, creating the jazz and improvised music department with Bert van der Brink (51:17) Banff, categories of music, the free improvised music scene in the Netherlands (56:03) experience of growing up in a place and time with limited access to music and different musicians in contrast to now with the challenges of exposure YouTube and social media in general (01:01:48) touring and collaborating with local musicians, trips to Indonesia and playing with gamelan players (01:05:06) trip to Brazil (01:07:31) teaching composition (01:12:46) Rogier van Otterloo (01:15:16) writing music for films of Georges Méliès (01:19:12) archtop guitar --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Progressive rock radio stations of the 60s, especially, exposed many great and long-lasting tunes and LPs that would endure more than a half century. I try to play as many as come from my personal collection and memory, and there are many that seem to fly under the radar because they don't have commercial appeal but a curious music lover wants to hear the wide range of acoustic players and singers you just don't hear these days. This episode I wanted to highlight some of those, like: Leo Kottke, John Fahey, Tommy Emmanuel and you'll also hear Arlo, Graham Nash and quite a few more. Twelve spins today. You can tune in to the live show Wednesdays at 5 central time in Nashville at 103.7 and 107.1 FM or you can stream it on RadioFreeNashville.org. All the episodes are on Apple Podcasts too at TalesVinylTells. Download them and listen anytime, even when you're primitive camping. Thanks for listening!

This program concludes our two-part feature “It's a Slippery Slope,” showcasing more great slide guitarists. As with last week's episode we dedicate the show to the late Ellen McIlwayne, who blazed a path for many future slide guitarists. We'll hear great music from Leo Kottke, Ally Venable, Jon Shain, Sonny Treadway, Rory Block, Bruce Cockburn and many more. Slide down the slippery slope with us one more time . . . this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysLeo Kottke / “Available Space” / Guitar Music / ChrysallisJon Shain & FJ Ventre / “Lord Have Mercy” / Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues / Flyin' Bruce Cockburn / “You Don't Have to Play the Horses” / Night Vision / True NorthCrying Sam Collins and his Git-Fiddle / “Devil In the Lion's Den” / Jail House Blues / YazooAlly Venable / “Played the Game” / Heart of Fire / RufSam Bush & Jerry Douglas / “Girl of the North Country” / Ice Caps: Peaks of Telluride / Sugar HillMichael Cooney / “John Henry” / The Cheese Stands Alone / Folk LegacyMary Flower / “Nine Pound Hammer” / Honey From the Comb / Time & StrikeLeo Kottke / “All I Have to Do is Dream” / Guitar Music / ChrysallisTony Furtado & the American Gypsies / “The Ghost of Blind Willie Johnson” / Live Gypsy / DualtoneReverend Robert Wilkins / “I Wish I was in Heaven Sitting Down” / Blues at Newport / VanguardSonny Treadwell / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / ArhoolieRory Block / “Prove it On Me” / Prove it On Me / Stoney PlainNorman Blake-Nancy Blake-Tut Taylor / “Guitar Rag” / Shacktown Road / PlectrafoneAyla Brook and the Sound Men / “Cheap Microphone and an Old Guitar” / Desolation Sounds / Fallen TreePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

This episode features contemporary acoustic music by Leo Kottke, Mark Slonaker, Bill Quist, John Archer, Paul Winter, Enya and many others.

This week, we continue our exploration of eTown's 30-year archive with a look back at highlights from our 2005 season. Guests include Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon, Aaron Nevile, Wanda Jackson, Richie Havens, Ray LaMontagne and more!

Jeffrey Lee Pierce (June 27, 1958 – March 31, 1996) was an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and author, best remembered as the hard-living guitarist/singer frontman and one of the founding members of The Gun Club, a band that fused the fury of punk with the melodic structures and lyrical obsessions of the blues, creating their own brand of swampy, ramshackle, psychotic, blues- influenced music. This episode is a re-creation of a 1980 mixtape made by Jeffrey for Brad Dunning, the original drummer of The Gun Club. Lineup: Marvin Rainwater, Buck Griffin, Lonesome Lee, Mack Self, Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Drifting Cowboys, Leo Kottke, The Rolling Stones, Big Bill Broonzy, Waylon Jennings, Bob Dylan, Johnny Horton, Conway Twitty, The Count Bishops, Slim Rhodes, Howlin' Wolf

Uhh Yeah Dude is a comedy podcast hosted by Seth Romatelli (born September 20, 1973) and Jonathan Larroquette (born August 7, 1977). Episodes have generally aired once a week since 2006, and run about an hour long. The podcast is described as 'A weekly roundup of America through the eyes of two American-Americans'. In this episode, part two of a series of two, all intro and outro songs from the 2021 episodes (#867 to #898) of Uhh Yeah Dude. Lineup: Con Funk Shun, Leo Kottke, The KLF, Ted Greene, Felbm, Holger Czukay, J4soul Musique, Gina X Performance, Joseph Spence, Erkin Koray, Barış Manço, Soft Machine, Grateful Dead, NEU!, Max Romeo, The Upsetters, Prince Jazzbo, Les Sins, Ariel Kalma, SFV Acid, Touché, Yomano, Moodymann, Curved Light, The Horn, Gwen Guthrie, Moderna, Theus Mago, Charlie Haden Quartet West, Cienfuegos, El Gran Combo De Puerto Rico, Andy Montañez, King Sunny AdŽ, Azymuth, Lijadu Sisters, Bill Frisell, Imagination, Pat Martino, Three 6 Mafia, Maxo Kream, Black Brothers, The Outlaw Blues Band, Gábor Szabó, João Gilberto, Frijid Pink, Patrick Cowley, The Beginning Of The End, Sonny Clark, Jim Hall, Ron Carter, Instrumental Group Cabas, WAHM (FR)

We start with our Fearless Beer Review. We get into some of the new vinyl we got this week, and that leads to our Songs Of The Week from Leo Kottke and The Bouncing Souls. We wrap it up with some new music and other happenings in the music world. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes. Leave a comment on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or AsinineRadio.com. Email us at AsinineRadio@gmail.com. We're even on Spotify! iTunes: www.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/asi…130289553?mt=2 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/60pYwZVJoOm2NvmmQHcks7 Twitter: www.twitter.com/AsinineRadio Instagram: www.Instagram.com/asinineradio/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/asinineradio/

In Hayden Pedigo's acoustic guitar playing one might hear the “loneliness and the space” of the Texas panhandle. The musician, composer, and former city-council candidate cites inspiration by guitarists from previous generations like Anthony Phillips (original Genesis guitarist), John Fahey, and Leo Kottke to sound very much like kickass fingerstyle guitarists of now, like Gwenifer Raymond and Toby Hay. Guitar nerds take note: Segovia is invoked, as are variations on multiple non-standard tunings, fingerpicks, and Leo Kottke's masterful banter stories. Hayden Pedigo's latest record, Letting Go, combines ambient electronics, English pastoralism, pedal steel, and fingerstyle guitar on both 6 and 12-strings for really melodic pieces in hard-to-replicate tunings. Pedigo plays remotely from Lubbock, TX. - Caryn Havlik Set List “Carthage,” “Some Kind of Shepherd” “Letting Go” Watch "Carthage": Watch "Some Kind of Shepherd": Watch "Letting Go":

This episode of Tent Show Radio this week features two amazing artists, Tommy Emmanuel recorded at the Big Top in 2006 and Leo Kottke recorded in 1998. Tommy Emmanuel is an Australian guitar virtuoso known for his complex fingerstyle technique, energetic performances and the use of percussive effects on the guitar. Although originally a session player in many bands, Emmanuel carved out his own style as a solo artist winning several awards and accolades after his 2006 visit to Big Top Chautauqua. Leo Kottke is an acoustic blues and folk-style guitar player, who visited a couple times over the years. Kottke usually performs with just a spotlight and his music -- and a crowd that just sits in anticipation of what he'll do next. He is known for a fingerpicking style that draws on blues, jazz, and folk music, and for syncopated, polyphonic melodies.

This week we conclude our two-part feature, paying tribute to great slide guitarists. As with last week's program, we dedicate the show to the late Ellen McIlwaine who blazed a path for many contemporary slide guitarists. We'll hear great music from Leo Kottke, Ally Venable, Jon Shain, Sonny Treadway, Rory Block, Bruce Cockburn and many more. More slide guitarists … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Episode #21-29:It's A Slippery Slope Pt.2Host: Tom DruckenmillerArtist/”Song”/CD/LabelPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysLeo Kottke / “Available Space” / Guitar Music / ChrysallisJon Shain & FJ Ventre / “Lord Have Mercy” / Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues / Flyin' Bruce Cockburn / “You Don't Have to Play the Horses” / Night Vision / True NorthCrying Sam Collins and his Git-Fiddle / “Devil In the Lion's Den” / Jail House Blues / YazooAlly Venable / “Played the Game” / Heart of Fire / RufSam Bush & Jerry Douglas / “Girl of the North Country” / Ice Caps:Peaks of Telluride / Sugar HillMichael Cooney / “John Henry” / The Cheese Stands Alone / Folk LegacyMary Flower / “Nine Pound Hammer” / Honey From the Comb / Time & StrikeLeo Kottke / “All I Have to Do is Dream” / Guitar Music / ChrysallisTony Furtado & the American Gypsies / “The Ghost of Blind Willie Johnson” / Live Gypsy / DualtoneReverend Robert Wilkins / “I Wish I was in Heaven Sitting Down” / Blues at Newport / VanguardSonny Treadwell / “Amazing Grace” / Sacred Steel / ArhoolieRory Block / “Prove it On Me” / Prove it On Me / Stoney PlainNorman Blake-Nancy Blake-Tut Taylor / “Guitar Rag” / Shacktown Road / PlectrafoneAyla Brook and the Sound Men / “Cheap Microphonr and an Old Guitar” / Desolation Sounds / Fallen TreePete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Peppino talks about what made him move to America, tough times he had when he first got here, including all the different kinds of non-music jobs he took to make ends meet… feelings of loneliness he encountered as a child because he parents were against him playing guitar, and how he overcame them… cool story about meeting Tony Bennett, his 84 year old mom, forgiveness and more. GREAT interview, very cool guy If you'd like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support One of the most well-traveled fingerstyle acoustic guitarists, Peppino has played with Tommy Emmanuel, Leo Kottke, Sergio Assad, Larry Carlton, Eric Johnson, and more. Originally from Sicily, he also co-wrote a #1 song in Italy Subscribe YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/EveryoneLovesGuitar?sub_confirmation=1 Website:  https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com

We continue to create shows featuring highlights from the 30 seasons eTown has been on the air. More often than not, when we dig into the eTown archives we come across a show that is just too unique to not share in its entirety. This eTown episode, from February of 1993, was originally a fundraising effort for the Nature Conservancy. Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Rickie Lee Jones and Leo Kottke are the musical guests; and Bob Weir is the recipient of the eChievement Award, for his continual support of environmental and social causes. Plus, we hear from two environmental collaborators (working with The Nature Conservancy).

Rock Around The Blog juhlii Bob Dylanin 80-vuotispäivää erikoislähetyksellä. Rockin tärkeimmän runoilijan uraa ja merkitystä ruotivat Sami Ruokangas, Pauli Kauppila ja Juha Kakkuri. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4iHR8kgmVimDtjNcK9KZHp?si=de5ec58d2bf248df Syntymäpäivillä mukana ovat Chris Morris, The Band, Van Morrison, Ronnie Wood, Muddy Waters, Dr. John, Justin Sandercoe, Justin Guitar, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Clinton Heylin, Martin Luther King, Mihail Gorbatšov, Austin ”Chumlee” Russell, Rolling Stones, Eki-setä, Mikko Kuustonen, Little Richard, Mark Knopfler, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Blind Willie McTell, Leo Kottke, Doc Watson, Robbie Robertson, Rob Fraboni, Jimi Hendrix, Rubin ”Hurricane” Carter, Emmylou Harris, Eric Clapton, The Pretenders, Chrissie Hynde, Mick Taylor, Tom Russell, Tom Morello, Bruce Springsteen, Jim Weider, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson, Sakari Kukko, Piirpauke, Southside Johnny, Little Steven, The White Stripes, The Allman Brothers Band, Wentus Blues Band, Mary Travers, Anton Tšehov, Norman Raeben, Bob Rafelson, Jack Nicholson, Wanda Jackson, Jack White, Elvis, Janis Joplin, Bob Marley, Steve Earle, Queens Of the Stone Age ja Ritchie Blackmore.

I'm extremely thrilled to introduce my guest today, Grammy-nominated master fingerstyle guitarist Alex de Grassi. He has recorded 19 albums and in 1998, he was nominated for a Grammy for his album “The Water Garden”. The Wall Street Journal has called his playing “flawless” and Billboard hails his “intricate finger-picking technique with an uncanny gift for melodic invention.” His most recent album is 2020's The Bridge, with Tropo Records. The Bridge is Alex's first solo guitar recording in 17 years since Now and Then: Folk Songs for the 21st Century. 0:00 Start 0:49 Grandfather's advice 2:10 Did your grandfather improvise and compose? 4:41 Did you have a musical childhood? 6:40 How did you transcribe fingerstyle arrangements by ear? 8:11 Did your grandfather's technique inspire you to translate that philosophy to the guitar? 10:07 When did you write your first compositions? 11:23 How did you find yourself performing in London as a street musician? 13:27 Did you meet any famous future folk stars back then? 15:29 When did you decide to be a solo fingerstyle guitarist? 19:04 How do you create your sound? 20:06 What specific examples of guitar pieces steered your direction? 23:14 When you are composing, which comes first, rhythmic ideas, melodic ideas or harmonic ideas? 24:23 How long does it take to compose a piece? 24:52 What's an example of a song you've written very quickly? 28:13 What's your opinion of the metronome? 30:35 What are the easiest and hardest songs for you to play in concert? 33:11 Do you use music theory when you compose? 34:00 Did you study formal counterpoint? 35:51 Does your music require physical aids like acrylic nails to play? 38:04 Did you ever meet Leo Kottke and has he heard your music? 39:28 What about Bert Jansch? 41:15 Top 3 acoustic guitarists? 42:41 Top 3 jazz improvisers? 44:03 Top 3 classical composers? 44:34 What is your proudest musical moment? 47:11 What is your biggest musical regret? 48:04 When did your grandfather pass away? Did he get to hear your music? 48:24 What about your father? 49:38 What would surprise your fans about your music? 50:51 Which album or tracks would you give to a new listener to introduce them to your music? 51:42 Wrapping Up

Semi-professional numerologists Jay and Joey study numbers through Jay's record collection this week. The fellas weigh in on the Van Hagar v. Van Halen debate, talk about buying records in the basement of a sex shop, ponder whether Chicago qualifies as a ska band or not, sit in awe of Leo Kottke's brilliance, release their first Easter egg, and show how much they know about binary code. This episode features discussions on: Led Zeppelin - III Van Halen - 5150 Chicago - VI Rare Earth - One World Leo Kottke - 6- and 12-String Guitar Find the playlist and support us at https://linktr.ee/jayandjoeypod Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jayandjoey) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayandjoeypod/support

In the span of just three years (1970-1973), Steve Kalb took up guitarmaking and ended up selling his creations to Leo Kottke, David Crosby, Jerry Garcia, Robbie Robertson and Paul Simon. And then, with fewer than 30 guitars under his belt, he threw in the towel, sold off his tools, and enrolled in law school. On this very special Fretboard Journal Podcast, we re-connect with this lost guitarmaking legend, now based in Southern California. We hear about how he took up instrument making upon reading Irving Sloane's influential 'Classic Guitar Construction' book, how he almost made a guitar for Bob Dylan, the financial (and personal) struggles that convinced him to give up lutherie to become a lawyer, and a lot more. This is a conversation about more than just guitars: It's about the fragility of life, the perils of chasing perfection, and one guy's never-ending love for woodworking. Steve has a beautiful story that hasn't been told until today. This episode is sponsored by Caddis, Mono Cases, Folkway Music and Retrofret Vintage Guitars. Use the discount code FRETBOARD15OFF to save 15 dollars off your Caddis order. Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal magazine here. Our new, 47th issue features James Taylor, Jim Olson, Ben Harper, John Monteleone, Bahamas, Flip Scipio, luthier David Wren and much more. Read about it here. 

We continue our twelve-part series featuring the cities where Dylan recorded his studio albums over the decades. Part three features Minneapolis, the city where half of the masterful BLOOD ON THE TRACKS was recorded in December of 1974. This episode was 75% finished and already featured two Peter Ostroushko songs and a short audio clip from him when we heard that he passed away yesterday afternoon, so we remember him. In "20 Pounds of Headlines" we round up news from the world of Bob Dylan, which includes the passing of poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti on Monday. In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you who did "If You See Her, Say Hello" better: Bob Dylan (recorded in Minneapolis) or Jeff Buckley.

Rob Kneisler/About Robert Frost/Lift Me UpLaura Mulcahy /Sunken Cemetery 1849 /SingleBruce T. Carroll/Lift Your Head Up / Bruce T. Carroll Western Terrestrials/Ethan Alien (Featuring Ketch Secor)/Back In The Saddle Of A Fever DreamKama Linden/We Could Be Friends/Everything In Good TimeThe Whiskey Charmers/Crossfire/Lost On The RangeThe Whiskey Charmers/In The Dark/Lost On The RangeAaron Nathans / Michael G. Ronstadt/ Carry a Tune /Shadow Of The Cyclone (MASTER) 320kpsLeo Kottke and Mike Gordon /Sheets  /Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon Album 2020  Eli Gardiner/ Eaten Alive/ The Fire and the MedicineGurf Morlix/Geniuses/Kiss Of The DiamondbackMara Katria feat. Rose Baldino and Brian Buchanan//The Dark Night Of The Soul   The Dark Night Of The SoulRon Dalton/Oh, The Things You Can Make Me Do/Oh, The Things You Can Make Me DoDonal Hinely/You Call Yourself A Christian/Diary Of A SnowflakeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/artiemartello?fan_landing=true)

Welcome to Ticket To Gamehendge, The podcast where we discuss our favorite band Phish and our ultra top secret mission On this episode we discuss: -The songs we used to not like or were not too crazy about that we love now, and why we think that happens -A Review of Noon, the new Mike Gordon & Leo Kottke album and why Mike's playing is truly next level -The end of the weekly Dinner & A Movie -Pee break songs and hate -And much more...

Jake is back from a vacation, and break from the show. Rejuvenated by his time off, he talks about where he went and what he did.Music recommendations are “6- and 12-String Guitar” by Leo Kottke, and “Wheatstraw Suite” by The Dillards.Wake & Jake (Bonus Content)https://www.patreon.com/wakeandjakepodWake & Jakehttps://www.auxchicago.com/wake-jakehttps://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://twitter.com/WakeandJakePodJake Fisherhttps://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/https://deathbotrecords.bandcamp.com/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid

Matt Glaser is a fiddler, educator, and author, who has performed with Stephane Grappelli, David Grisman, Lee Konitz, Bob Dylan, J. Geils, Leo Kottke, Joe Lovano, Charlie Haden, Michael Brecker, Kenny Werner, Alison Krauss, Bela Fleck, the Waverly Consort, Fiddle Fever, and the Wayfaring Strangers. He is artistic director of the American Roots music program at Berklee College of Music, after serving as string department chair for twenty-eight years, and has mentored thousands of musicians.   https://www.berklee.edu/people/matt-glaser   Jazz Violin Practise Sessions and Workshops   I am running some sessions practising scales and arpeggios in fun ways as well as looking at different jazz tunes and working on how to improvise with them. If you are interested in getting involved during the month of August please get in touch via bookings@mattholborn.com. Check out some examples of the sessions below.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9RhQ41VSl8   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzGoKompRCQ

Today on The Neil Haley Show's The Caregiver Dave Celebrity Segment, Caregiver Dave and The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mike Marvin of The Kingston Trio. Taken in as part of the Reynolds family as a teenager, Mike learned his music ropes at the foot of Nick Reynolds, his late “adopted father.” With Nick's approval, Mike was present at Trio rehearsals during the years when the Trio was the biggest act in the world. Under Nick's tutelage, Mike learned backstage support, how Nick and the Trio picked songs, how the Trio managed their tours and many other critical insights. Mike was a member of the Trio's inner circle and with the opportunity to expand his musical horizons, learned from the Trio's manager Frank Werber everything from booking an act to conducting an orderly rehearsal to running a complicated business in an orderly fashion. After years of touring as a folksinger with band mate Tim Gorelangton, Mike branched into movies. Mike pioneered the editing of ski films, including the seminal 1972 90 minute ski movie “Earth Rider” featuring the legendary ski-parachute jump off Yosemite's El Capitan. This was the birth of extreme skiing in America. It was also the first time music was edited and inserted, note for note, as a driving force in cinematic imagery as Mike implemented the music of John Stewart, Leo Kottke, and The Kingston Trio in Earth Rider and three subsequent feature films. Mike is also an author, artist and architectural designer. Today Mike shares his time between Los Angeles and the southern Oregon coast as he, besides singing and performing with the Kingston Trio, fulfills his official role as the Chief Executive Officer of the Trio.  

Episode 319 also includes an EW Essay titled "Young." We share Roald Dahl's "Television" as read by Dr. Michael Pavese. We have an EW poem called "Victim." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephan Grapelli, David Byrne, the Suffers, Leo Kottke, David Bowie, Bob Marley & the Wailers, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell your Friends and Neighbors... 

Syd Straw released her first album, Surprise, in 1989. The record was full of earnest, broken-hearted songs with an impressive range for a new artist. The album's earthy tone landed Straw at the leading edge of the alternative country curve, and it led a seemingly open-ended invitation for Straw to lend her vocals to some of the best in the business. To name a few, Straw has been onstage and on records with Los Lobos, Wilco, Dave Alvin, Loudon Wainwright III, Leo Kottke, Rickie Lee Jones, Matthew Sweet, Van Dyke Parks, Freedy Johnston, James McMurtry, Marc Ribot, David Sanborn, Was Not Was, Victoria Williams, the dBs, Jimmer Podrasky, and The Golden Palominos. Subsequent albums followed in 1996, 2005 and 2008, and although releases may have been spread out, the quality of Straw's output never suffered. Although Straw is perhaps best known for her vocals, the unique and indelible spirit that she brings to a song or a project is what makes her a legend. She is quirky, to be sure, but she's also endearing, pleasantly sardonic and always creative - a perfect combination for a singular artist.

This interview is with Cammy Davis who hosts a show called Art on the Airwaves for KSKQ radio in Ashland Oregon and the show is about art and the business of art interviewing a wide variety of  guests from artists, to musicians, to magazine editors, to book authors and discusses topics relevant to "artists and entrepreneurs."   Cammy Davis is a mixed-media artist whose work has been featured at fine art galleries throughout the Northwest. She has been published in books—Ashland, Oregon and Ashland, Oregon Day Trips—and periodicals—EATT Magazine, Luxe Beat Magazine and Southern Oregon Magazine.   Cammy's work is influenced by her roots in the outdoors and growing up in an Airstream near a river surrounded by the woods. This translated to her art in later years, both in her contrasting use of natural and industrial materials, and her characteristic independence.   Cammy constructs her work from scratch. To Cammy, the creative process is based on a willingness to experiment and always be learning.   Cammy studied Fine Art at the University of Idaho for two and a half years, raised a family and then went back to complete her degree in Interior Design at Bellevue College in Washington.   In this interview   Cammy shares her latest travels in San Francisco at the San Francisco International Gift Fair and her insights into entrepreneurship and being an artist while giving some advice to artists about marketing their products "on the spot " and shares an insight into her latest video that leaves our editor speechless and shares some of her upcoming sales works and the locations of some of her latest  Paintings now in gallery's across 5 states.      Art on the Airwaves podcasts are also available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spreaker and YouTube. The show airs every 1st and 3rd Friday from 1 - 2 pm. Tune in to KSKQ 89.5 fm or stream at kskq.org to listen live!     More details of her work can also be found on http://cammydavis.com/   Her jewelry can also be found at  http://cammydavisjewelry.com/   Links to Cammy's podcasts can also be found at ,artontheairwaves.com   The song for this podcast is called "Singing The Sun Down" by Jeff Kloetzel   Jeff's songs are Influenced by many musical genres including pop, rock, folk, blues and contemporary island, there should be something for everyone in Jeff's set list. His original songs are fueled by his rhythmic guitar work and soulful vocals.   In 2014 Jeff took top honor for "Best Local Musician/Singer" in the Sneak Preview's Medford area poll (and was a top 5 finisher in 2013), and in 2012 he won the first Southern Oregon Rising Stars competition hosted by South Stage Cellars winery.  He just released his latest CD - "Long Time Coming" -- in November 2014.   Kloetzel has strummed guitar strings from a young age. A self-taught player from a musical family, he played with many artists and groups in Hawai'i including Johnny Helm, Jake Shimabukuro, Bruce Shimabukuro, John Cruz and Guy Cruz . His recorded work and compositions can be found on many CD's with a variety of artists and on his own indie label (Kamananui Records LLC). Jeff has performed around the USA (MD, VA, MT, ID, OR, WA, CA, HI) as well as in Japan (touring with renowned ukulele magician Jake Shimabukuro). He's also had the good fortune to have been a member of bands opening shows for the likes of Jackson Browne, Gregg Allman, Jack Johnson, Gavin DeGraw and Aimee Mann.  Since moving to Oregon, Jeff has been the local opening act at the renowned Britt Festival for 70's supergroup America, Boz Scaggs, Natalie Merchant, Gavin DeGraw, Matt Nathanson, Jake Shimabukuro and Leo Kottke.   www.jeffkloetzel.blogspot.com     And his latest album can also be purchased on iTunes at   https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/jeff-kloetzel/id939022993   Hi reviews include   ~ "outstanding acoustic guitar" by  AllMusic.com    www.cdbaby.com/jeffkloetzel   

Danielle Ate the Sandwich is the stage name of nationally-recognized independent folk musician and songwriter, Danielle Anderson. Danielle has shared the stage and collaborated with acts such as Pomplamoose, Lauren O'Connell, Leo Kottke and Mumford Sons. Beginning her career at small shows and open mic nights in Fort Collins, Colorado, Danielle has toured nationally since 2009, playing for a loyal fan base of online followers.