Podcast appearances and mentions of lilly winwood

Born into a musical family and having grown up on both sides of the Atlantic, Lilly Winwood has thrived as a key Nashville songstress since she made Music City her permanent home, shortly after completing her studies in the UK. The daughter of British rockstar Steve Winwood (Traffic, Spencer Davis Group), Lilly enjoys a great relationship with her Dad, taking advantage of his experience and leaning on him as a key mentor.  Having ultimately moved in the songwriting and alt-folk direction favored by many of those in the East Nashville set, Lilly's easy going manner, chill vibe and wonderful folk-pop songs have continued to propel her forward. Her latest effort and second LP, Talking Walls, released in 2022, has solidified Lilly as a fixture in Nashville's matrix of amazing female singer songwriters. Open, honest and endearing, this was a truly fun and fast-moving conversation; Lilly is a down-to-earth, sweet soul and her enthusiasm for life is infectious!  Learn more about Lilly Winwood on this week's episode of Roadcase... It's gonna be a great ride!   For more info and tour dates:https://lillywinwood.org/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comRoadcase theme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

“Talking Walls” Lilly Winwood grew up in the English Coutnryside, a locale that was lush, expansive and quiet. The hum and groove of a big city was calling, so at 18 she left home for a little more social and artistic volume. After a few stops in a few years she ended up in Nashville, which was not only a comfortable place—her mom was from Tennessee and she visited regularly as a kid—it was a place filled with like-minded artists. Lilly Winwood has been on a creative tear—her debut Time Well Spent was assured and filled with promise and her follow up Talking Walls is a massive leap forward. Shimmering with wisdom and maturity, Talking Walls is filed with equal parts strength and maturity. Bringing to mind Kasey Chambers or Patty Griffin, Talking Walls isn't afraid to confront the big questions and the results are massively satisfying. A rollicking, melodic and decidedly memorable set, Talking Walls is a refreshing blast of roots rock thats as fresh as it is timeless. Lilly Winwood has done a lot already in her career—she sang back up for her dad Steve Winwood and even opened for him on occasion. She's also toured with Jackie Greene and Todd Snider and was on the bill for the All Star Neil Young Tribute show. With a voice thats imbued with power and life, Winwoods' delivery is breezy and ageless and her songs remind us that life can put you through it but the good stuff is waiting on the other side. www.lillywinwood.org www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com Stereo Embers: Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Lilly Winwood, who performs Saturday June 4 at Natalie's Worthington, joins Music Journeys to chat about her debut record, settling in Nashville, crafting her own sound as the daughter of a music legend, the song she cut with her dad, her collaboration with Boo Ray, and more.

A musical storyteller with a captivating live presence, Lilly Winwood is a shining element of the flourishing Nashville musical scene. Daughter of Rock icon Steve Winwood, Lilly has completely made her own sound, a unique mixture of intimate power and impact. One that quite frankly leaves audiences dazzled and mesmerized upon first discovery. Her new single 'Sleep Issues' ponders the danger of being stuck in your own head, and follows the critically lauded 2021 album 'Time Well Spent'. One that puts the spotlight on her 'wise beyond her years' songwriting with such instant classics as 'Few More Records', 'California' and 'Smell of Defeat'. Join us as Lilly shares with Jamie unique stories of her upbringing in England, musical style, thoughts on Nashville gentrification and more. Stay tuned as well for an exclusive performance of 'Sleep Issues'.

Back to Zoom with a loaded music panel this week. Rob and Patrick are joined by Buck, Paul and Chas to welcome a very special and talented guest. Country music singer/songwriter, born in Nashville, raised in Gloucestershire and now back in Nashville Lilly Winwood joins us this week to talk the journey of her music career as well as an upcoming show right here in Rochester.Thursday April 28, 2022 @ 7:30 PMAbilene Bar & Lounge153 Liberty Pole WayRochester, NY 14604Stay tuned after the show for a song from Lilly. From her album "Time Well Spent" we are proud to present "California." Follow her for more music, keep watching for the book and keep on staying safe and supporting those local businesses and musicians.Song used with permission, all rights to Lilly Winwood.Lilly's WebsiteCarnival of Randomness

Singer-songwriter Garrison Starr grew up in Mississippi, made rock and roll out of Memphis and got signed in her late teens to a major label deal where her song "Superhero" took her to the charts and major tours. Heady success, except it was upset by the traumas and betrayals of being outed as gay in college and a conservative culture that exiled her. Now, with a dozen albums to her credit and a successful songwriting career in Los Angeles, she revels in her growth and forgiveness on the new album Girl I Used To Be. Garrison is a fantastic talent with deep Nashville ties, and the story of how this personal album got written will surprise you. Also, I meet Nashville-based, English-bred newcomer Lilly Winwood, who's seen the music industry from the bottom and the top. 

Singer-songwriter Lilly Winwood joins Nancy (1:23) to discuss her debut album Time Well Spent, her unique music journey, songwriting process, and what it’s like being a country artist when your dad is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (Steve Winwood). Plus, entertainment entrepreneur and musician Zak Kuhn, founder of The Nashville Briefing and host of the Zak Kuhn Show podcast, discusses his popular music-driven newsletter and insights into the industry, its artists, and audiences  (21:35). Join us on Facebook. Watch Lilly Winwood’s music video ‘Few More Records.’ More music by Lilly Winwood. Subscribe to The Nashville Briefing. Visit Nancy’s website. Learn about segment sponsor the Finding Brave podcast with host Kathy Caprino (1:03, 21:24).

For episode #072 of the Paltrocast, host Darren Paltrowitz speaks with musicians Lilly Winwood (new album "Time Well Spent") and Jonny Polonsky (latest album is "Power And Greed And Money And Sex And Death").Both interviews were recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on new projects and future plans. Theme song by Steve Schiltz. Produced with V13 Media. Thanks for listening!

...luego dejamos paso a dos temas del nuevo disco en directo Macca to Mecca de Little Steven van Zandt en The Cavern y con Paul Macca en uno de sus primeros rockandroles. Matthew Sweet por fin publicó el disco para el que nos regaló varias canciones previamente y también se reedita un disco de hace 20 años de Beachwood Sparks, alt-country Byrds-Pink Floyd. Y acabamos con power-pop como anticipo al programa de mañana domingo, los madrileños The Comebacks y los caravaqueños Octubre despiertan por fin y ponen la nota de color popera con dos gemas a cual mejor. Y por supuesto, un par de bonus para disfrutar en el podcast.⦁ Don Bryant, Your love is too late⦁ Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms) [Live] ⦁ Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul with Paul McCartney, I Saw Her Standing There (Live)⦁ Matthew Sweet, Best of Me⦁ Matthew Sweet, Coming Soon⦁ Beachwood Sparks, Time⦁ Beachwood Sparks, This Is What It Feels Like '99⦁ Lilly Winwood, Few More Records⦁ The Comebacks, When You're Gone⦁ Octubre, Otro Despertar⦁ The Comebacks, Under the banner of Love ⦁ The Nite Sobs, I'll Keep You Satisfied

As always, this episode is PACKED with country, punk, blues, pretty much anything you want. Bella co-hosts, plus we get an interview with the delightful Bronte Fall!   Album of the Week: Pony Bradshaw -- Calico Jim   This album is rife with intensely passionate songwriting and a true sense of place. On Calico Jim, Pony Bradshaw explores the underbelly of Appalachia -- and a path for the future. These are punk rock lyrics with traditional backing, a potent combination in Bradshaw’s hands -- add in the emotional conviction in his performance and you’ve got an electric combination. I’ve added this song to my 2021 Album of the Year list as one I’ll return to next winter.   This week’s episode is sponsored by the Choose Your Struggle podcast. Listen to real-life people share their struggles with addiction and mental health and #EndTheStigma today. Tucker Riggleman & the Cheap Dates -- “Curtain” (Alive and Dying Fast) King Commoner -- “Everyone That I Know” (Love Travels Light) Bubblewands -- “Astronaut” (Single) Leah and the Truth -- “Modern Disease” (Single) Pony Bradshaw -- “Dope Mountain”(Calico Jim) Ghalia Volt -- “Can’t Escape”(One Woman Band) Hugh Phillips -- “Jack Devise” (It’s Been a Long Time) Melissa Erin -- “Settle on Down” (Single) Lilly Winwood -- “Few More Records” (Time Well Spent) Saugeye -- “Dirt On Your Hands” (Saugeye) Eric Church -- “Doing Life With Me” (Single) Nellen Dryden -- “Come On Honey” (Standstill) Mother Juniper -- “Carolina” (Single) INTERVIEW: Bronte Fall Featured music from her EP Finishing School: “Six Years” “White Dress” Podcast intro by Alma Contra, music from Two Cow Garage’s “Stars & Gutters” Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

Lilly Winwood talks about her debut album "Time Well Spent" (arriving January 29, 2021), including the songs on the album, her approach to songwriting, the Nashville music scene, the performers on the album, influences, the music of her father (Steve Winwood), and more.

Dr. Kevin Dyson #87 formerly of The Tennessee Titans discusses his transition from Player to Principal. Butch Vig discusses his project 5 Billion in Diamonds and Lilly Winwood has a new single “Few More Records”! Enjoy!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshbelcheruncharted/support

Fjallað um söngkonuna, gítarleikarann og lagasmiðinn Lilly Winwood, sem er dóttir Steve Winwood. Leikin eru lögin London, Higher Love, Silver Stage, Safehouse, The Refugee, The Hard Way, Islands In The Stream, Hard To Tell, Shine A Light On Me, How Many Days og California.

Fjallað um söngkonuna, gítarleikarann og lagasmiðinn Lilly Winwood, sem er dóttir Steve Winwood. Leikin eru lögin London, Higher Love, Silver Stage, Safehouse, The Refugee, The Hard Way, Islands In The Stream, Hard To Tell, Shine A Light On Me, How Many Days og California.

Fjallað um söngkonuna, gítarleikarann og lagasmiðinn Lilly Winwood, sem er dóttir Steve Winwood. Leikin eru lögin London, Higher Love, Silver Stage, Safehouse, The Refugee, The Hard Way, Islands In The Stream, Hard To Tell, Shine A Light On Me, How Many Days og California.

Fjallað um söngkonuna, gítarleikarann og lagasmiðinn Lilly Winwood, sem er dóttir Steve Winwood. Leikin eru lögin London, Higher Love, Silver Stage, Safehouse, The Refugee, The Hard Way, Islands In The Stream, Hard To Tell, Shine A Light On Me, How Many Days og California.

The Mountaintop, Jeff Lynne's ELO, Indigo Girls, Chad Daniels, Lilly Winwood and Chris Monteverde, Okkervil River, Juneteenth, Pride, Arts & Humanities Graduate Exhibition and more!

Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

There was never a definitive moment when Lilly Winwood decided to become a musician, rather, she says, it was something that was always a part of her - part of the person she knew she always wanted to be. It probably helped that she grew up surrounded by music - her mother is from Nashville and her father, Steve Winwood, is known for his work with the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, etc. And Lilly says, she was the odd one out in her group of friends - the one who always listened to Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, and Led Zeppelin. Through those experiences she has developed a sound that is wholly her own. Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

There was never a definitive moment when Lilly Winwood decided to become a musician, rather, she says, it was something that was always a part of her - part of the person she knew she always wanted to be. It probably helped that she grew up surrounded by music - her mother is from Nashville and her father, Steve Winwood, is known for his work with the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, etc. And Lilly says, she was the odd one out in her group of friends - the one who always listened to Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, and Led Zeppelin. Through those experiences she has developed a sound that is wholly her own. Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

There was never a definitive moment when Lilly Winwood decided to become a musician, rather, she says, it was something that was always a part of her - part of the person she knew she always wanted to be. It probably helped that she grew up surrounded by music - her mother is from Nashville and her father, Steve Winwood, is known for his work with the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, etc. And Lilly says, she was the odd one out in her group of friends - the one who always listened to Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, and Led Zeppelin. Through those experiences she has developed a sound that is wholly her own. Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

There was never a definitive moment when Lilly Winwood decided to become a musician, rather, she says, it was something that was always a part of her - part of the person she knew she always wanted to be. It probably helped that she grew up surrounded by music - her mother is from Nashville and her father, Steve Winwood, is known for his work with the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, etc. And Lilly says, she was the odd one out in her group of friends - the one who always listened to Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, and Led Zeppelin. Through those experiences she has developed a sound that is wholly her own. Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

There was never a definitive moment when Lilly Winwood decided to become a musician, rather, she says, it was something that was always a part of her - part of the person she knew she always wanted to be. It probably helped that she grew up surrounded by music - her mother is from Nashville and her father, Steve Winwood, is known for his work with the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, etc. And Lilly says, she was the odd one out in her group of friends - the one who always listened to Bonnie Raitt, John Prine, and Led Zeppelin. Through those experiences she has developed a sound that is wholly her own. Lilly Winwood describes her 2017 debut EP, ‘Silver Stage' as her “coming of age album,” and tells us about it in an exclusive Folk Alley Session performance recorded at the 2018 30A Songwriters Festival in Florida.

Lilly Winwood rolled through Chicago to headline the Haymarket Americana Series at Haymarket Pub & Brewery (737 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661). Before she took the stage, she jumped in the Mazda for dinner and a conversation about her career, music, and rock-star-royalty father. Lilly pulled the ultimate power move by insisting on sitting in the driver's seat and making me sit in the passenger seat. The food menu at Haymarket. Lilly noted that my sandwich, The Riot, looked "very porky." It was, and it was amazing. We got the conversation about her dad, rock icon Steve Winwood, out of the way very early. Was it just a foregone conclusion that Lilly was going to be a musician? Lilly's EP "Silver Stage," and the song "Safe House" in particular. "Silver Stage" is a coming-of-age release. What do Steve Winwood and Stockholm Syndrome have in common? The "naughty parties" Lilly used to throw. Lilly Winwood: "I've been known to bend the rules a little bit." The pros and cons of podcasting: You can't play music, but you can say "shit." Nashville: Great place to live, but now EVERYONE is moving there. New music: Coming soon! Car Con Carne is presented by:  

Lilly Winwood rolled through Chicago to headline the Haymarket Americana Series at Haymarket Pub & Brewery (737 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661). Before she took the stage, she jumped in the Mazda for dinner and a conversation about her career, music, and rock-star-royalty father. Lilly pulled the ultimate power move by insisting on sitting in the driver's seat and making me sit in the passenger seat. The food menu at Haymarket. Lilly noted that my sandwich, The Riot, looked "very porky." It was, and it was amazing. We got the conversation about her dad, rock icon Steve Winwood, out of the way very early. Was it just a foregone conclusion that Lilly was going to be a musician? Lilly's EP "Silver Stage," and the song "Safe House" in particular. "Silver Stage" is a coming-of-age release. What do Steve Winwood and Stockholm Syndrome have in common? The "naughty parties" Lilly used to throw. Lilly Winwood: "I've been known to bend the rules a little bit." The pros and cons of podcasting: You can't play music, but you can say "shit." Nashville: Great place to live, but now EVERYONE is moving there. New music: Coming soon! Car Con Carne is presented by:  

We took our “GulfStream” studios down to Shades Bar and Grill to hook up with several artists from this year’s Shine a Little Love Festival, a 2 day music event, headlined by Brian Collins and many of his friends, including John Driskell Hopkins with the Zac Brown Band, Lilly Winwood, Jeff Spirko, Michael Magno, Wages, and others, all in support of the Children’s Volunteer Network, recorded live from or airstream studios right in front of Shades on the East end of 30A. Brought to you by 30A Cottages.com, YOLO BOARD, and Coastal Insurance. In order of appearance on this show: Brian Collins John Driskell Hopkins Lilly Winwood Wages Jeff Spirko Michael Magno