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The Red Roosters Blues Band (Seemed Like A Good Idea); Chuck Norris (Messin' Up); Linda Hopkins (Three Time Loser); Zavala Sol (Bad Lovin Blues); Sugar Brown (Mama's Moving On); Andy Fairweather Low (Gin House Blues); Tabby Thomas (Louisiana Hop); Alonzo Scales (My Baby Likes To Shuffle); Roy Roberts, Johnny Rawls and Barbara Carr (How Long); Willie Buck and Secret 4 (How Long Can This Go On (Live)); Chris James and Patrick Rynn (I'm Gonna Stop Fooling Myself); Irene Scruggs (Stingaree Man Blues); Leola Wilson (Back Biting Bee Blues); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (A Ton Of Money); Trevor Babajack Steger (Gallows Pole); Sugaray Rayford (Gonna Lift You Up). 

It's the 142nd episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps! Join Skip and Jason as they field all of your pressing guitar amp questions. Plus...recipes, music and book recommendations and more!  Want to be a part of our show? Just email us a question or voice memo to podcast@fretboardjournal.com. Some of the topics discussed this week:  :00 Jingle Bell Rock and other Christmas classics 1:14 Our sponsors: Grez Guitars; Emerald City Guitars and Amplified Parts! 5:37 Supermarket Sweep; The Office 7:27 The Truth About Vintage Amps Patreon page; listener John's Angela parts list 8:27 Another Tweed Harvard by Skip? 9:33 Let's celebrate the TAVA makers; the TAVA Cookbook (Dropbox link) 11:09 A 1970 Davis PA Head with a "tube saver" switch; the Dixon Amp Company (link) 14:17 A Princeton Reverb-inspired amp with a foot switch that won't stop ticking; Vesper martinis; Body & Soul instruments (link); the $1000 tube lot 22:29 Should I be worried that one of my Silverface Champs draws more amps than the others? 26:27 Which diameter Kester solder? 28:39 Inflatable hot tubs; adding trem to a 5E3 kit; Rotel and cream cheese dip 33:48 Angela Super 6V6 Build tips 36:50 Tolex; Little Charlie's Rice redux; Jason on Guitar Magic (link)  40:02 Bomb cyclones, a Tweed Harvard serviced by Skip, homemade cranberry sauce, Weber speaker reconing (link) 45:06 Pique hot pepper sauce (link)  46:39 Bell 2325 hi-fi amp with cathode feedback; pepperoni rolls; Andy Williams 55:19 Charlie Hunter's hybrid guitars with two output jacks; Audio Guild Versatones 1:04:08 Using the reverb driver transformer as an output, Martinelli's sparkling apple cider, redux; making Mexican crema at home; taking the output of a reverb tank and using it in the normal channel for volume, treble and bass controls on the reverb 1:07:59 Two identical amps, but one sounds crappy 1:09:46 Holiday reading/watching recommendations: Joe Smith's Off the Record (link); Donald Brosnac's Guitar Electronics for Musicians (link); the Blue Nile's A Walk Across the Rooftops; Little Miss Sunshine; Master and Commander; Sampson Boat Company's Tally Ho restoration videos (link); The Only Girl in the Orchestra on Netflix; Tim Gautreaux's Same Place, Same Things (link) Hosted by amp tech Skip Simmons and co-hosted/produced by Jason Verlinde of the Fretboard Journal.  Don't forget, we have a Patreon page. Join us to get show updates and get to the front of the question line. 

The latest episode of Blues is the Truth, hosted by Ian McHugh, is here, delivering another dose of the finest blues music. This week's show features all your favorite segments, including Blues Driver, Title Track Tango, and The Song Remains the Same, offering a mix of classic and contemporary tracks that showcase the diversity of the blues. This episode features an incredible lineup of artists. Expect timeless classics from Freddie King and Koko Taylor alongside electrifying performances by Dom and the Ikos, Ian Siegal meets Johnny Mastro, and The Cinelli Brothers. The show also highlights the soulful sounds of Billy Branch and the Sons of Blues, the dynamic Thørbjörn Risager and Black Tornado, and the smooth grooves of Little Charlie and the Nightcats. You'll also hear the legends like John Lee Hooker and Alexis Korner, plus new energy from artists like King Size Slim and Grieg Taylor. From the harmonica magic of Giles Robson and John Primer to the jazzy vibes of Lionel Hampton and the raw power of Mississippi Shakedown, this episode has it all. Don't miss out on the chance to experience this rich mix of blues brilliance. Make sure to like, share, subscribe, and leave a review to help others discover the show and keep the blues alive!

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.

C'mon down to Dr. [REDACTED]'s office for another EXTREME episode of Couples Therapy! The “happy couple” is late for their appointment, but as always, ONICKS has something up their fabulous sleeve that will get DEVOGLAER into the office in record time. Thanks to the unorthodox methodology of the Good Doctor, the two are able to put aside their differences and come together to discuss what matters most - fine craftsmanship and the power of friendship in the face of adversity (arch-nemeses, officially licensed movie tie-ins, cross country smuggling, and murder most foul). Join our hosts and pull up a chair for another fully-improvised episode of the greatest Couples Therapy podcast to ever be crafted! Got advice for the “happy couple”? Send your listener questions, comments, and doctor's notes to weneedcouplestherapy@gmail.com. Make sure to rate, review, and follow to never miss another Couples Therapy session!Follow the stars of Couples Therapy on their social media platforms, @iamOnicks and @DeVoglaer respectively.

SELECCIÓN 07 2024 BLUES SYNDICATE 1- BLUES STAY AWAY FROM ME – CHRIS BARBER & MARK KNOPLER 2- WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS – CARY MORIN 3- CROSS CREEK ROAD – BIG DADDY WILSON 4- KANSAS CITY BLUES – STEVE HOWELL & JASON WEINHEIMER 5- TAKE ME TO THE COUNTRY – JONTAVIOUS WILLIS 6- BABY´S GOT ANOTHER LOVER – MICK KOLASSA 7- A MAN AND THE BLUES – BUDDY GUY 8- WON´T GET ANY BETTER – MICHAEL VAN MERWYK 9- THE MOON IS RISING – ROBERT NIGHTHAWK 10- DEATH LETTER BLUES – CHRIS THOMAS KING 11- WHISKEY DRINKIN´BLUES – ANDREW JR BOY JONES 12- THREE O´CLOCK BLUES – GARY CLARK JR. 13- IT´S GOOD IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD – BUSTER BENTON 14- DON´T START ME TALKING – JOHN HAMMOND 15- HURRY UP AND WAIT – LITTLE CHARLIE & THE NIGHTCATS

THE CHARLES MANSON EFFECT Charles Manson was born Charles Wilson Milles Maddox on November 12, 1934, to Kathleen Maddox, a 16-year-old girl alcoholic prostitute. In 1945 she married William Manson a low level petty theif and in short order the marriage ended. Little Charlie was placed in a boys reform school at the age of 12. Rejected in his attempts to return to his mother, Charles was soon living on the streets and getting by through petty crime. Still just a teenager, in 1951, Manson began spending time in prison. Early on, before he discovered the benefits of being a “model” prisoner, he was considered dangerous. He would eventually spend half of the first 32 years of his life behind bars. When he wasn't incarcerated, he also attended reform schools. Manson was described by probation reports as suffering from a “marked degree of rejection, instability, and psychic trauma” and “constantly striving for status and securing some kind of love.” Other descriptions included “unpredictable” and “safe only under supervision.” His various offenses included pimping and passing stolen checks, and in 1961, he was sent to McNeil Island prison in Washington State for 10 years. It was while he was incarcerated that Manson learned how to read music and play the guitar. He was released from prison on March 21, 1967, and moved to San Francisco. The Manson Family Cult “The Family” was a group of around 100 followers of Manson who shared his passion for an unconventional lifestyle and habitual use of hallucinogenic drugs, such as LSD and magic mushrooms. The Manson Family eventually moved from San Francisco to a deserted ranch in the San Fernando Valley. Manson's followers also included a small, hard-core unit of impressionable young girls. They began to believe, without question, Manson's claims that he was Jesus and his prophecies of a race war. Charles Manson and "Helter Skelter" Manson was influenced not only by drugs, but also by art works and music of the time, most notably The Beatles song “Helter Skelter” from their 1968 White Album. Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders was later the title of a best-selling book about Manson and his crimes. Paul McCartney has said that the playground slide in “Helter Skelter” was a metaphor for the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Manson, however, interpreted the song's lyrics as incitation to begin a race war. He turned to the album and lyrics to justify his scheme and guide his followers to murder. The Manson Family—including Manson and his young, loyal disciples—is thought to have carried out some 35 murders. Most of their cases were never tried, in part for lack of evidence. The perpetrators had also already been sentenced to life for brutally killing seven people—actor Sharon Tate and wealthy supermarket executive Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary, among them—on back-to-back nights in August 1969. On August 9, 1969, Manson gathered a group of followers to carry out his massacre among Hollywood's elite and “beautiful people.” The first of Manson's victims was murdered at the home director Roman Polanski had rented, located at 10050 Cielo Drive in Benedict Canyon, an area just north of Beverly Hills. Polanski was away in London shooting a film, and four soon-to-be victims had just returned home from dinner when they were attacked. Although Manson himself took no part in the actual killings, he directed four of his most obedient followers—Charles “Tex” Watson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, and Linda Kasabian—to the address and directed them to kill everyone. According to one of the Family member's statements, the Polanski household had been targeted because it represented the showbiz world that had rejected Manson. Charles Manson died in prison on November 19, 2019 One Week after his 83rd Birthday. November 12, 1934,  

Estrin was born in San Francisco, California in 1949, and fell in love with blues after his sister presented him with Ray Charles' The Genius Sings The Blues when he was 12. He began playing harmonica at age 15, and by age 18 was beginning to work professionally. Early in his career he played with Lowell Fulson, Z.Z. Hill, Travis Phillips, and Fillmore Slim. Estrin names Sonny Boy Williamson II, Little Walter Jacobs and Baby Boy Warren as key inspirations.  He played with and was mentored by Rodger Collins (whose 45rpm recordings include "She's Looking Good" and "Foxy Girls" In Oakland). Estrin moved to Chicago when he was 19 and worked with bluesmen Sam Lay, Johnny Littlejohn, Eddie Taylor and Johnny Young.  He met and sat in with Muddy Waters at the Sutherland Hotel in Chicago. He told the Sacramento Bee, "Muddy started shaking his finger in my face and said, ‘You outta sight, boy! You play like a man! I know that sound. That's my sound.'" Muddy tried to hire Estrin as a sideman but Estrin did not receive the phone call, and moved back to the Bay Area. He met guitarist Charlie Baty in 1973 and they created Little Charlie & the Nightcats based in Sacramento, California. Estrin fronted Little Charlie & the Nightcats for 30 years and performed around the world. They were nominated four times for the Blues Music Award for Band of the Year. In 2008, Baty retired from touring. Guitarist Kid Andersen joined Estrin with previous band members Hansen and Farrell and they formed Rick Estrin & The Nightcats that same year.   wwwmarkhummel.com www.patreon.com/markhummel

Competition rock crawler, Little Charlie and his father Charles Melchner Jr., join us in studio Lance while we were attending King of the Hammers! This young man is one of the up and comers in the competitive world of rock crawling and is being raised the right way by his …

March in Rock, Roots and Blues History. PLAYLIST: ARTIST - TRACK. 1 Jo Jo Zep & the Falcons - Security. 2 Renee Geyer - It' s A Man' s Man' s Man' s World. 3 Johnny London - Drivin' Slow. 4 Elvis Presley - Blue Hawaii. 5 Pink Floyd - Breathe. 6 Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley. 7 Jackie Brenston & his Delta Cats - Rocket 88. 8 The Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday. 9 Patsy Cline - I Fall To Pieces. 10 Little Charlie & The Nightcats - So Good. 11 Ike & Tina Turner - River Deep Mountain High. 12 Skip James - Crow Jane. 13 Lavern Baker - Jim Dandy. 14 Woody Guthrie with Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry - Hard Travelin' . 15 The Velvet Underground - I' m Waiting For The Man. 16 Otis Redding - The Dock Of The Bay. 17 The Blues Brothers - Peter Gunn Theme. 18 The Blues Brothers - Theme From Rawhide. 19 T Bone Walker - Don' t Leave Me Baby. 20 Dick Dale & His Del-Tones - Misirlou. 21 Chuck Berry - Maybellene. 22 Duane Allman - Goin' Down Slow. 23 The Yardbirds - For Your Love. 24 Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug. Size: 122 MB (127,941,269 bytes) Duration: 0:53:16

In 1874, just nine years after President Lincoln was slain, the nation was again shocked by a terrible event. It was not the death of a great leader but the disappearance of a previously unknown four-year-old name Charles Brewster Ross. “Little Charlie Ross” – as Americans would soon know him – was stolen away in what became the first kidnapping for ransom in the history of the United States.Check out our updated website and sign up for our newsletter at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.comCheck out our merch at AmericanHauntingsClothing.comFollow us on Twitter @AmerHauntsPod, @TroyTaylor13, @CodyBeckSTLFollow us on Instagram @AmericanHauntingsPodcast, @TroyTaylorgram, @CodyBeckSTLSubscribe for more bonus content on our Patreon pageThis episode was written by Troy TaylorProduced and edited by Cody BeckSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-hauntings-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

#greaseland #robertcray #wesstarr Mark sits down at Greaseland Studios with guitarist/producer Kid Andersen ( Charlie Musselwhite, Rick Estrin, Little Charlie,Terry Hanck)  and legendary drummer Wes Starr. (Asleep at the Wheel, Hal Ketchum, Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets, Omar and The Howlers). The guys talk about their attraction to the Blues and their journey to California. Kid began playing as a younth in Norway and came to the US at the invitation of Terry Hanck.  Wes was raised in Georgia and was exposed to the best of the blues. Wes made it to California via Nashville & Austin among other stops. The guys also open up about sobriety and their path to becoming a sober performer and the challenges of staying sober on the road and in an industry that expects abuse. Mark Hummel www.markhummel.com Greaseland Studios https://www.facebook.com/Greaseland/ Patreon https://www.patreon.com/markhummel Accidental Productions https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOOnWFbj8SGiV34ixhO0Cwg

Corinne Adams watches her son's lessons during Zoom school and discovers a dismaying truth: He can't read. Little Charlie isn't the only one. Sixty-five percent of fourth graders in the United States are not proficient readers. Kids need to learn specific skills to become good readers, and in many schools, those skills are not being taught.Read: Emily Hanford's reading listRead: Transcript of this episodeSupport: Donate to APMMore: soldastory.org

Episode 101 of TAVA: Gain, flux, gochujang and more!  This week's episode is sponsored by Calton Cases, Jupiter Condenser Co., Amplified Parts and Grez Guitars. You can also use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off your Izotope purchase. Support us on Patreon.com for added content and the occasional surprise and don't forget to get a subscription to Jason's magazine, the Fretboard Journal (link). Some of the topics discussed this week: 12:00 Building a 5F1, Little Charlie's Spanish Rice and the impact of TAVA 14:13 Listener Mitch's landline USB phone!; weirdest thing found in amps; frozen kale crumbles; Angela caps; gochujang spice 21:00 Do EL84s sound different after being on for a half hour? 23:27 What's the difference between volume and gain? 25:47 The Trainwreck Type-3 master volume, redux 27:34 Tad's Bell & Howell amp; maple syrup from New Hampshire 28:24 Clean flux or leave it on? 29:55 An Australian barn find: A 1960 Moody 17/12 amp; fixing silkscreening on a control panel; a 9-pin triode pentode (6BL8); Dynaco ST-70 amps; adding avocado to vegemite toast 35:56 A barn find Filmosound; what to do when starting up a long-dormant amp, checking capacitors for ECR 47:22 Electrolytic bypass caps on preamp tubes 51:50 Frozen fruit instead of ice cubes in cocktails 52:33 A silverface Fender amp with a conductive part board; moisture in a part board? 58:57 Does anyone like amps with combination fixed and cathode bias? 1:01:56 Buying a 1960s Gretsch 6152 as your first vintage amp 1:05:54 What's the difference between all the input jacks on a 6G2 Princeton vs a 5F11 Vibrolux 1:07:04 Book recommendation: Please Kill Me: The Uncensored History of Punk (Amazon link); music recommendation: 'Balsams' by Chuck Johnson (Bandcamp link); the trem circuit in a Victoria Victorilux 1:13:05 Yank, the Army Weekly magazine 1:15:11 Bill Orcutt's Music for Four Guitars (Bandcamp, FJ Podcast appearance) 1:16:12 Rust on transformers and how it affects performance, eddy currents, Plush amps, Metal Rescue 1:20:17 A Stromberg Signet 22 PA head converted into a two-EL84 Matchless DC-30 that makes lightsaber sounds 1:26:54 The typewriters of the Beat poets; the Beat Museum in SF (link)  1:30:12 An Eico 950 Capacitor Tester    1:35:44 Brew 102 beer    Submit your amp questions, recipes and life hacks to the podcast via podcast@fretboardjournal.com and don't forget to share the show with friends on social media. 

Oskar SalaPiece Played - Diagram - Five Short Pieces for TrautoniumGerman inventor/composer Oskar Sala is best known for his role in developing the Trautonium: one of the earliest electronic instruments and a contemporary of the French Ondes Martenot and Russian theremin. While the Trautonium would eventually be viewed as a relic of electronic music's past, the instrument's tonal quality and expressive capabilities remain sadly unparalleled in the technology that followed. Nearly 70 years after its creation, its legacy seemed highly uncertain, as Sala was the only one capable of playing it.Born in Berlin in 1910, Oskar Sala was introduced to the Trautonium in 1929. That year, while studying under composer Paul Hindemith, Sala attended a demonstration of the instrument given by its inventor, Friedrich Trautwein. The student soon began working alongside Trautwein, undergoing a crash course in electronics to develop the prototype into an acceptable model. The new instrument was unveiled at a christening performance of Hindemith's "Trio Pieces for Three Trautonia" at the music academy in Berlin. Resembling a simultaneously archaic/futuristic version of the piano, the Trautonium replaces keys with two wires that run the length of the keyboard. These wires, hovering above metal rails, are what the musician plays, altering the subsequent tones via a multitude of dials and switches. The initial, overwhelming success of the instrument is rather surprising given the political environment of the time. Nazi Germany had begun the ethnic and cultural cleansing that would drive many artists (including Hindemith) out of the country. Not only did Sala's Trautonium escape being squelched, the government actually provided funding for additional models including the Radio Trautonium (showcased across German airwaves on a weekly program), the Volks-Trautonium (a failed attempt at a household model), and the portable Concert-Trautonium, which Sala took on tour.Following the Second World War, with Trautwein having all but relinquished control of the instrument, Sala developed the Mixture-Trautonium, a revised model which gave the musician the ability to produce musical undertones. The 1950s found Sala busy composing, producing works for television ads and feature films, and performing with fellow Hindemith student Harald Genzmer on the new model. Yet Sala's general failure to collaborate with his electronic music contemporaries probably contributed to his relative obscurity. He did, however, receive his 15 minutes of fame. In 1961, unsatisfied with the effects sound technicians turned up for his film The Birds, director Alfred Hitchcock enlisted Sala's help. Pleased with the results, Hitchcock turned over the film's score (a non-musical construction) to the composer. In the electronic boom that followed in the 1970s, the Trautonium attracted attention from Krautrock acts Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk. In 1987 Sala was honored with the Filmband in Gold for his soundtrack work. As the century drew to a close, Sala (approaching his 90th birthday) spent his days diligently practicing, composing, and experimenting on the Mixture-Trautonium from a studio near his home. A staggering 600-plus reels of tape are said to exist in the composer's personal vault. In the late 1990s, Germany's Fax label issued two collections of Sala performances: My Fascinating Instrument (1995) and Subharmonic Mixtures (1997). ~ Nathan BushTrautoniumhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzc3d_qcNYsRick Estrin awards2013 Blues Music Award best instrumentalist harmonica 1994 Blues Muisc AwardSong of the year My Next Ex-wife2020 Blues Music Award Instrumentalist harmonicaRick Estrin and the NightcatsMembersRick Estrin Harmonica,...

Brother Dave Schools us on How to Rock Out with Passionate BluesBrother Dave is a guitarist/vocalist whose passionate and eclectic style defies categorization!We learn of Dave's unique background, and his love of the guitar, especially the pedal steel. We'll hear three of his latest songs, Bak'n Blues, Lonely & Blue, and  Road Trip. While his musical influences are firmly based on Roots and Blues, his stylings are infused with Country, Rock, and Jazz sounds that embody both classic and modern sensibilities. Dave's vocals are a cross between Gregg Allman, B.B. King, Bobby “Blue” Band, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top, and even Bonnie Raitt.  His guitar stylings are a diverse blend of the earlier accomplished guitarists…..Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Freddie, B.B. and Albert King, Chet Atkins, Charlie Christian, Django Reinhardt, Johnny Winter, as well as contemporary artists such as Joe Bonamassa, Kirk Fletcher, and Eric Gales.Since the age of 17, Brother Dave has been gigging with various NYC-based bands, touring all over the East Coast and Europe, and performing for audiences of all ages and tastes.While he has the distinction of having opened for such world-class performers as Johnny Winter, Dickey Betts, Buddy Miles, Elvin Bishop, Debbie Davies, Room full of Blues, Shemieka Copeland, and Little Charlie and The Night Cats, he is just as likely to be seen entertaining the patrons of a small intimate lounge or private party.These days you can catch Brother Dave playing Solo Acoustic or with his Band, Brother Dave & The Brave, in Restaurants, Pubs, Clubs, and a variety of music venues all over Long Island, New York City, Connecticut, and the entire tri-state region.  You'll find him backing up some of the area's finest Vocalists and Bands playing: Jazz, Classic/90's Rock, Blues, Swing, Reggae, Indian, Country; whatever the genre!His guitar and gritty well-honed vocals can be heard on many recordings created by our local musicians.No matter your age, musical taste, or where you call home, Brother Dave and The Brave has something to inspire everyone as they effortlessly tap the soul of American music, fusing the familiar with the new and vibrant.Brother Dave is an act not to be missed! Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast:Website: Https://GigDestiny.com/podcast Follow Steve Yusko, GigDestiny.com, and his adventures:  Website: https://www.GigDestiny.com  Twitter, Instagram,  YouTube, FacebookSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/21aCeQWDmD4fkucpfVf9Email: Steve@GigDestiny.com IThe growth of The Long Island Sound Podcast has been exponential. Help us grow the show!Subscribe to the GigDestiny.com Site here for bonus contentSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelCall the Listener Line & leave your comments: (631) 800-3579 Remember to Rate & Review the show! Help us keep the conversation going with your donation - Click Right Here or go to GigDestiny.com Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

It's the 93rd episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps! Strain relief, stubborn Champs (and Randalls!), blanched kale with sunflower seeds, and plenty more. This week's episode is sponsored by Calton Cases, Jupiter Condenser Co., Amplified Parts and Grez Guitars. You can also use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off your Izotope purchase. Support us on Patreon.com for added content and the occasional surprise. This month, we'll be giving a TAVA-themed fuzz pedal to one lucky patron!  Some of the topics discussed this week: :50 Amplified Parts now carries PSVANE tubes; tube brands 6:51 Nate's maple syrup 7:50 Garrett Hongo's 'The Perfect Sound' 10:19 A Silverface Champ, Little Charlie's Spanish rice, Trustee from the Tool Room, the novels of Charles Portis, the Kalamazoo KEA's unique push-pull circuit 17:06 Making the two channels of a reissue Fender Vibroverb in-phase; learning soldering as a blind person (link: https://lighthouse-sf.org/tag/soldering/) 24:56 Putting a few select vintage parts in a new Princeton 5F2A clone 31:35 @nocoastsaint's tractor tire-as-speaker-cabinet experiment (Instagram link) 32:52 The Fretboard Journal, TAVA, Doug Sewall's amplifiers (Wampus Cat), getting rid of intermittent noise by moving an amp, cheap surge protectors, Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder's 'Get On Board' 43:01 A 1965 Fender Vibro Champ that's with a squeal on its vibrato, Capacitor Wizards, bypass cap orientation 48:11 A new transformer for a Victor projector amplifier and matching speaker 50:25 Overheating parts during soldering, using a heat sink? 53:38 The MTS modular tube preamp system 55:53 Strain relief bushing tips, Pro's Kit, blanched kale with toasted sunflower seeds, madsenamps.com giveaway (coming soon) 1:01:51 A stiff 5E8A clone with two game changing mods 1:06:13 A reissue tweed Champ that sputters for 30 seconds every time its turned on 1:08:12 A Randall Century 3000 solid state amp that decides to change its own volume 1:11:00 What to source for a cheap but defective 1965 Gibson skylark GA5 1:16:22 Music recommendation: Jim Hall & Paul Desmond

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Mark talks with legendary drummer June Core about starting out in music and hating Blues.  After discovering its magic, June went on to play drums for, Robert Lockwood, The Drifters, Terry Hanck, Little Charlie and Charlie Musselwhite. June has traveled the globe playing with the best musicians in the world.  Know as the only man to have tackled Bob Dylan in a hotel hallway, June tells of his amazing life in Blues. Please like and subscribe and consider joining us on Patreon . Mark Hummel's Website Produced by Accidental Productions Please check out our sponsors and affiliates. Seydel Harmonicas Electro Fi Records

Mark, Kid Andersen and June Core talk about the beginnings of Greaseland Studios, and a hilarious discussion of performing and recording with the greats of blues. including: Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite, Little Charlie, Terry Hanck, AND Mark.  Please like and subscribe and consider joining us on Patreon . Mark Hummel's Website Produced by Accidental Productions Please check out our sponsors and affiliates. Seydel Harmonicas Electro Fi Records

It's the 90th episode of the Truth About Vintage Amps! John Smith serves us a chorizo lasagna dish; we hear the demented sounds your tubes are making on their own; the answer to last week's baffler and much more.  This week's episode is sponsored by Jupiter Condenser Co., Amplified Parts and Grez Guitars. You can also use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off your Izotope purchase and, if you head over to BED|STÜ shoes and use the discount code FRETXBS, you'll save 20% off your BED|STÜ order and help support the FJ. Support us on Patreon.com for added content and the occasional surprise. This month, we're giving away an amp kit to one lucky patron!  Some of the topics discussed this week: 4:57 What's in a blue molded cap? 6:17 Our Patreon page and a Patreon-only giveaway 8:14 The Ep. 89 Fender Chris Stapleton amp baffler answered 13:03 Burning Spear, Marysville postcards, and electric trains 13:55 Beginner's corner: Basic servicing on a Traynor YBA-1 and a 1968 Fender Deluxe Reverb; Alex Shultz's 'Think About It' 18:27 A Peavey Classic 30 with a sibilant buzz 23:11 Why are vacuum tubes called valves; eggs with smoked paprika 26:35 Grez guitars; a 1978 Deluxe Reverb with a microphonic channel 1 33:07 Rewinding transformers: worth it? 37:33 A Fender Musicmaster bass in Daphne blue up for grabs; a memorial for Little Charlie 39:47 A blackface Fender Vibrochamp with a bad hum; artificial center taps and various other mods; Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five (YouTube link); Weller 8200 for chassis ground connections?; Weller 550 48:42 The sound coming out of your tubes; Universal Audio OX; Steven Spielberg's Duel 54:05 Thanks, AmpsAmps 55:13 Two Craigslist finds: Cutting the cord on a free Hammond M-111 and a what to do with an empty 2000 Fender Twin Reverb shell 1:00:51 Steel players and their quest for more headroom; overdriven steel artifacts; tips and tricks for getting more headroom from an amp 1:06:39 John Smith finds tube amp happiness with Benson Nathan Junior; chorizo lasagna (with El Pato); watch John Smith on That Pedal Show (YouTube link) 1:10:50 Has Skip ever been shocked?, signal bleed on a PA amp; Jeff Healey's trumpet playing 1:14:51 The most sought after Masco PA heads 1:20:56 Turning a Knight 93-360 into an octal Gibson GA-20s and what to do with the phono input? 1:25:25 Speaker efficiency and sensitivity 1:28:26 Why new crock pots suck 1:31:03 Filter cap changes on classic Marshall circuits 1:37:26 Theoretical circuit splicing 1:40:26 How does Skip desolder a connection? 1:42:38 Making Filmosounds safe, Cheesy Hammy Eggy 1:46:52 More good goo: S&F Smothered Cajun sauce (link)  1:48:38 A microphonic 1966 Fender Bassman head; can high humidity make a fiberboard conductive? leaving an amp on to dry it out

Jerome presents March events in rock, roots and blues history. Playlist: Artist - Tracks. 1 Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons - Security. 2 Renee Geyer - Its A Mans Mans Mans World. 3 Johnny London - Drivin Slow. 4 Elvis Presley - Blue Hawaii. 5 Pink Floyd - Breathe. 6 Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley. 7 Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats - Rocket 88. 8 The Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday. 9 Patsy Cline - I Fall To Pieces. 10 Little Charlie and The Nightcats - So Good. 11 Ike And Tina Turner - River Deep Mountain High. 12 Skip James - Crow Jane. 13 Lavern Baker - Jim Dandy. 14 Woody Guthrie with Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry - Hard Travelin. 15 The Velvet Underground - Im Waiting For The Man. 16 Otis Redding - The Dock Of The Bay. 17 Blues Brothers - Peter Gunn Theme. 18 Blues Brothers - Theme From Rawhide. 19 T Bone Walker - Dont Leave Me Baby. 20 Dick Dale and His Del Tones - Misirlou. 21 Chuck Berry - Maybellene. 22 Duane Allman - Goin Down Slow. 23 The Yardbirds - For Your Love. 24 Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug. Size: 122 MB (127,941,269 bytes). Duration: 00:53:16

Rick Estrin joins me on episode 52.Rick grew up in San Francisco and starting sitting in with bands in the city.  He was friends with Jerry Portnoy, who persuaded him to spend some time in Chicago. Here he met many of the harmonica greats, and missed the golden opportunity for the harmonica chair in the Muddy Waters band. It turned out this wasn't a bad thing though, as Rick forged his own path with Little Charlie & The Nightcats (later Rick Estrin & The Nightcats). A band in which he has played harmonica, sung and wrote most of the lyrics for well over 40 years. And with great success as the band has won many Blues Music Awards, including for Rick's harmonica playing and songwriting prowess.Links:Rick's Website:http://www.rickestrin.comInstructional DVD is listed at the bottom of this page:https://rickestrin.com/musicEP Booster pedal:https://xotic.us/effects/ep-booster/Videos:Rick singing with Little Charlie & The Nightcats in 1981:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyEYO1Pkosg‘Contemporary' album video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY1tkJRrx9Q&t=9sI Met Her On The Blues Cruise:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqS_nL2jvHE&t=55sRick Estrin & The Nightcats at World Harmonica Festival, 2013:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sccRtO1mJfw&t=6sPodcast website:https://www.harmonicahappyhour.comDonations: If you want to make a voluntary donation to help support the running costs of the podcast then please use this link:https://paypal.me/harmonicahappyhour?locale.x=en_GBAlso check out the Spotify Playlist, which contains many of the songs discussed in the podcast:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QC6RF2VTfs4iPuasJBqwT?si=M-j3IkiISeefhR7ybm9qIQ

Mississippi MacDonald (That's It I Quit (Radio Edit)); Hans Theessink and Big Daddy Wilson (Pay Day); Lowell Fulson (Pay Day Blues); Frankie Lee Sims (Raggedy And Dirty); Jerimiah Marques and The Blue Aces (What Will Lucy Do); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (I Don't Drink Much); Johnny Shines (Ramblin' On My Mind); Sam Mitchell (Hellhound On My Trail); Dr. Harp's Medicine Band (Doctor Write Me A Prescription For The Blues); Marcia Ball (Hurricane On China Lake); Quique Gomez and Luca Giordano (Woman Don't Lie); Spider John Koerner (Things Ain't Right); Tommy Johnson (Lonesome Home Blues (Take 1, unissued)); Houston Stackhouse (Big Road Blues); Michael Bloom and The Blues Prophesy (No Luck At All); Kern Pratt (Somewhere South Of Memphis).

Thanks for listening to Pacific St Blues & Americana for the past 31 years. It's been a blast! It's still a blast. Here's over two hours of basically uninterrupted, carefully curated Christmas tracks which, ideally, gives you a soundtrack you can listen to at home, in the car, at the gym, or while you're at work. So go ahead and take this opportunity to relax,  downshift a bit during this otherwise busy time of year, hear and share some great music, and get focused on the real things that ought to be important in our lives. Merry Christmas to you and yours... Rick 1. Sheryl Crow & Eric Clapton / Merry Christmas Baby2. Keb Mo / Moonlight, Mistletoe, and You 3. Norah Jones / A Holiday With You 4. Freddy King / Christmas Tears5. Michael Burk / Christmas Snow6. Albert King / Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin'7. BB King / Lonesome Christmas8. Joe Bonamassa / My Cadillac 9. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy / Mr. Heatmister10. Roomful of Blues / Santa, Do You Ever Get the Blues?11. John Legend /Winter Wonderland12. Brian Setzer / Getting in the Mood13. Charles Brown / Let's Make EVeryday Christmas Day14. Ray Charles / Rudolph the Red Nosed Raindeer15. Ray Charles / This Time of Year16. Johnny Adams / The Bells of Saint Mary17. Clarence Gatemouth Brown / This is Christmas Time 18.Keith Richards / Run, Run Rudolph19. Nikki Lane / Falalalala Love Ya20. Odetta / Mary Had a Baby21. Michael McDonald / Children Go Where I Send Thee22. Nick Low / Christmas at the Airport 23. Bob Malone / Caught Up in Christmas24. Brooke Benton / This Time of Year25. Lou Rawls / Angles We Have Heard on High26. Otis Redding / Merry Christmas Baby (Stax)27. William Bell / Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday (Stax)28. Carla Carter / All I Want for Christmas is You (Stax)29. Charles Brown / Santa's Blues30. Clarence Carter / Back Door Santa31. Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes / Christmas is For Everyone32. Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials / Christmas Time33. Little Charlie and the Nightcats / It's Christmas Time Again (spend, spend, spend)34. Etta James / Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas35. Francine Reed / Grandma's Christmas Cookin'36. Jamie Cullum / So Many Santas37. Allison Krauss / You Can Only Bring Me Cheer38. Corb Lund / Just Me and These Ponies39. Joni Mitchell / The River 40. Laura Nyro / Let It Be Me, The Christmas Song41. Tom Petty / Christmas All Over Again42. The Who / Christmas43. The Who / See Me, Feel Me44. Vince Guaraldi / Linus and Lucy

We couldn't help but express our thanks in words today. It seemed important to bring Charlie Brown into the mix as well! Wherever you are at, and whatever this holiday looks like to you, we want you to know we are glad you are a part of our extended family. Happy Thanksgiving! And to our Canadian folks, sorry you still have to work today....

Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; Soul Fixin' Man – Luther Allison; Got My Mojo Working – Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown; Sloppy Drunk – Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women; That Did It – Roy Buchanan; Keep On Lovin' Me, Baby – The Paladins; Love Disease – Michael Burks; I'm A Blues Man – Kenny Neal; Run Myself Out Of Town – The Holmes Brothers; Jump Start – Little Charlie & The Nightcats; I'm Still Leaving You – Katie Webster; Don't Lose My Number – Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King; Corner Of The Blanket – The Kinsey Report; There's A Devil On The Loose – Mavis Staples. Escuchar audio

Michael Burks – Love disease Little Charlie and the Nightcats – Jump StartRick Estrin and the Nightcats – I'm runningSon Seals – Telephone AngelJimmy Johnson Blues band – Your turn to Cry – Living Chicago Blues 1 Chtris Cain – You won't have a problem whem I am gone Christone Kingfish Ingram – outside of this town Curtis Salgado – The Longer I live Tommy Castro – Make it back to Memphis

It has been twenty five years since Christopher Paul Curtis first earned a Newbery Honor as well as an Honor from the Coretta Scott King Book Awards for The Watsons Go to Birmingham – 1963, his critically acclaimed debut novel which was subsequently adapted for a Hallmark TV movie. In 2000, he became the first African American man to win the Newbery Medal for his 1999 novel Bud, Not Buddy, which also received the Coretta Scott King Award. His books Bucking the Sarge (2004), Mr. Chickee’s Funny Money (2005), Mr. Chickee’s Messy Mission (2007), Elijah of Buxton (2007) which also received a Newbery Honor and a Coretta Scott King Award, The Mighty Miss Malone (2012), The Madman of Piney Woods (2014), and The Journey of Little Charlie (2018) which was a finalist for the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature. His books regularly appear on lists of the best children’s books of the year, and in 2013, The Watson’s Go to Birmingham – 1963 was named one of the New York Public Library’s 100 Great Children’s Books of the Last 100 Years. Born in Flint, Michigan, Mr. Curtis has resided in Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario, where in his free time, he enjoys reading, playing basketball, and collecting music.https://nobodybutcurtis.com/

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Возвращаемся к новой музыке. В течении 5-ти подкастов мы будем знакомится с самыми важными блюзами и рутс-релизами. По списку: 1.Один из самых популярных гитаристов Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters презентовали альбом «Rise Up», который записали на Stony Plain Records. Несмотря на состояние здоровья Ronnie Earl, музыкант продолжает выпускать альбомы и «Rise Up» это 27 пластинка в его дискографии. 2. Sugar Ray & The Bluetones Featuring Little Charlie Baty - «Too Far From The Bar». Альбом появился 18 сентября. Мы вспоминали Little Charlie в марте, которого не стало в этот период, и это стало большой утратой для блюзового общества. Послушаем 2 трека. 3. Легенды американского блюза Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite записали первый совместный альбом «100 Years Of Blues», который вышел на знаменитом Чикагском лейбле Alligator Records. Пластинка включает девять новых оригинальных песен Элвина и Чарли и каверы на музыку Рузвельта Сайкса, Лероя Карра и Сонни Боя Уильямсона. Это тот сет-блюз, который фанаты любят больше всего: без украшений, грубоватый и настоящий, без каких-либо препятствий на пути к тому, что эти двое умеют лучше всего. 4.Дальше по списку новая работа от харпера и вокалиста Kim Wilson «Take me Back! The Bigtone Sessions», которая записана на студии Bigtone. Песню «Take me Back!» Аткинсон записал вживую в своей студии, без каких-либо наложений. 5. Очередная студийная пластинка известного вокалиста и харпера John Nemeth «Stronger than Strong» вышла на лейбле Nola Blue Records. Работа записана на пленку живьем в студии в Мемфисе. Послушаем 2 трека. 6.Напоследок у нас австралийский релиз от Josh Teskey & Ash Grunwald - «Push the Blues Away». Альбом был записан на аналоговую пленку и включает в себя микс оригинальных песен обоих исполнителей, а также два кавера.

Возвращаемся к новой музыке. В течении 5-ти подкастов мы будем знакомится с самыми важными блюзами и рутс-релизами. По списку: 1.Один из самых популярных гитаристов Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters презентовали альбом «Rise Up», который записали на Stony Plain Records. Несмотря на состояние здоровья Ronnie Earl, музыкант продолжает выпускать альбомы и «Rise Up» это 27 пластинка в его дискографии. 2.Sugar Ray & The Bluetones Featuring Little Charlie Baty - «Too Far From The Bar». Альбом появился 18 сентября. Мы вспоминали Little Charlie в марте, которого не стало в этот период, и это стало большой утратой для блюзового общества. Послушаем 2 трека. 3.Легенды американского блюза Elvin Bishop & Charlie Musselwhite записали первый совместный альбом «100 Years Of Blues», который вышел на знаменитом Чикагском лейбле Alligator Records. Пластинка включает девять новых оригинальных песен Элвина и Чарли и каверы на музыку Рузвельта Сайкса, Лероя Карра и Сонни Боя Уильямсона. Это тот сет-блюз, который фанаты любят больше всего: без украшений, грубоватый и настоящий, без каких-либо препятствий на пути к тому, что эти двое умеют лучше всего. 4.Дальше по списку новая работа от харпера и вокалиста Kim Wilson «Take me Back! The Bigtone Sessions», которая записана на студии Bigtone. Песню «Take me Back!» Аткинсон записал вживую в своей студии, без каких-либо наложений. 5.Очередная студийная пластинка известного вокалиста и харпера John Nemeth «Stronger than Strong» вышла на лейбле Nola Blue Records. Работа записана на пленку живьем в студии в Мемфисе. Послушаем 2 трека. 6.Напоследок у нас австралийский релиз от Josh Teskey & Ash Grunwald - «Push the Blues Away». Альбом был записан на аналоговую пленку и включает в себя микс оригинальных песен обоих исполнителей, а также два кавера.

Show #851 Again We Mourn Again some icons in music have died. We got the blues. 01. Backtrack Blues Band - Girl On Bordeaux Mountain (5:06) (Your Baby Has Left, VizzTone Records, 2020) 02. Mark May Band - For Your Love (5:28) (Deep Dark Demon, Gulf Coast Records,2020) 03. Gimmo - Rollin' And Tumblin' (2:37) (Digital Single, Tanzan music Records, 2020) 04. Finis Tasby - I Missed You Bad (3:36) (Jump Children, Evidence Music, 1998) 05. Charlie Daniels Band - Midnight Wind (4:19) (Midnight Wind, Epic Records, 1977) 06. Grant Dermody - Hometown Blues (4:10) (My Dony, Thunder River Recordings, 2020) 07. Eddie 9V - Lo-Fi Love (4:54) (Way Down The Alley, Hubbub! Music, 2020) 08. Peter Karp - Scared (6:00) (Magnificent Heart, Rose Cottage Records, 2020) 09. Little Charlie And Organ Grinder Swing - Cobalt Blues (4:02) (Skronky Tonk, EllerSoul Records, 2016) 10. Little Charlie & the Nightcats - Percolatin' (4:18) (Shadow Of The Blues, Alligator Records, 1998) 11. Rory Gallagher - The Mississippi Sheiks (6:01) (Photo-Finish, Chrysalis Records, 1978) 12. Gravel & Grace - When I'm Hungover (3:13) (Bringing The Blues, self-release, 2020) 13. Hard Garden - Depot Blues (2:58) (Blue Yonder, self-release, 2013) 14. Beaucoup Blue - Catch Me When I Wake Up (3:36) (Free To Fall, self-release, 2009) 15. Hurricane Ruth - She's Golden (3:22) (Good Life, American Showplace Music, 2020) 16. CD Woodbury - Can't Eat That Stuff No More (5:52) (World's Gone Crazy, self-release, 2020) 17. Kid Bangham & Amyl Justin - Face Down In The Blues (3:37) (Pressure Cooker, Tone-Cool Records, 1997) 18. Anthony Geraci - Dead Man's Shoes (4:00) (Daydreams In Blue, Shining Stone Records, 2020) 19. Robert Randolph & the Family Band - Calypso (4:07) (Unclassified, Warner Bros Records, 2003) 20. Charlie Daniels Band - Caballo Diablo (4:21) (Fire On The Mountain, Kama Sutra Records, 1974) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

Слушаем уже шестой по счету подкаст в 2020 году. На неделю откладываем новые альбомы и посвящаем этот выпуск группе Little Charlie & the Nightcats, а точнее лидеру Charlie Baty. Напомним, что американский гитарист ушел от нас 6 марта, причиной смерти стал сердечный приступ. И сегодня будем слушать отрывки со всех восьми студийных альбомов группы.

BLUES TIME PLAYLIST. ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK. 1 Roomful of Blues - In A Roomful of Blues - You Move Me. 2 Missy Sippy - All Stars - Abigail Blue. 3 The Reverend Shawn Amos and The Brotherhood – BlueSky - Albion Blues. 4 Avey Grouws Band - The Devil May Care - Long Road. 5 Barrelhouse - Mainline Voodoo - Mainline Voodoo. 6 Jose Alvarez With Los Blancos - Tomorrow And The Next Day - Go long. 7 Little Charlie and The Nightcats - All The Way Crazy - When Girls Do It. 8 Jim Gustin and Truth Jones - Lessons Learned - Rockslide. 9 Christone Kingfish Ingram - Empty Promises - Empty Promises Studio Version. 10 Rhythm Express feat Bill King - Drifting Blues. 11 Liz Mandeville - Playing With Fire - Keep on workin. 12 Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado - Come On In - Come On In. 13 Georgia Randall - Help Wanted - Born To Die. 14 The Marcus King Band - Carolina Confessions - Welcome Round Here. 15b Mary Jo Curry Band - Front Porch - Turn It Loose. 16 Be Sharp Band - Ashes. 17 Reverend Freakchild - The Bodhisattva Blues - I Know You Rider. 18 Ross Hammond - Our Place on the Wheel - Use Them Wisely. Size: 184 MB (193,688,334 bytes) Duration: 1:20:40

Слушаем уже шестой по счету подкаст в 2020 году. На неделю откладываем новые альбомы и посвящаем этот выпуск группе Little Charlie & the Nightcats, а точнее лидеру Charlie Baty. Напомним, что американский гитарист ушел от нас 6 марта, причиной смерти стал сердечный приступ. И сегодня будем слушать отрывки со всех восьми студийных альбомов группы.

Salty Dog's ISOLATE Podcast, March 2020 Visit: www.salty.com.au This time we have the ISOLATE show to help us get through these crazy times. Great tracks to keep you smiling, and of course that Stones track that was never more relevant. Stay safe tone hounds, and reach out to someone in need - we're all gunna need each other. Tracks from Rolling Stones, C.W. Ayon, G. Love, Susan O'Neill, Thorbjorn Risager, Blues Arcadia, Opelousas, Jack Broadbent, James Thomson, Anthea Jewels, Chris Knight, Jesse Malin, Larkin Poe, Little Charlie, Lisa Mills, Paul Butterfield, Brandon Dodd, Gil Scott-Heron, Nick Lowe, Rhiannon Giddens, Tracy McNeil, Samantha Fish, Wilco, Velvet Underground. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Rolling Stones / Gimme Shelter / Let It Bleed 2. C.W.Ayon / Well I Know / What They Say 3. G. Love N Special Sauce / Fix Your Face / The Juice 4. Susan O'Neill / Jameson Blues / Found Myself Lost 5. Thorbjorn Risager N Black Tornado / I'll Be Gone / Come On In 6. ** Blues Arcadia / Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right / Carnival of Fools 7. ** Opelousas / Third Jinx Blues / Pre Release 8. Jack Broadbent / Moonshine Blue / Moonshine Blue 9. ** James Thomson / Roll Away The Stone / Golden Exile 10. ** Anthea Jewels Band / I Smell Trouble / Blues Is My Business 11. Chris Knight / Low Down Ramblin' Blues / Little Victories 12. Jesse Malin / Turn Up The Mains / New York Before The War 13. Larkin Poe / She's A Self Man / Self Made Man 14. Little Charlie N Nightcats / Jump Start / The Big Break! 15. Lisa Mills / Better Than This / I'm Changing 16. Paul Butterfield Blues Band / Gene's Tune / Live 17. ** Brandon Dodd / Whiskey Room Shuffle / What A Way To Die 18. Gil Scott-Heron / The Get Out Of The Ghetto Blues / Free Will 19. Nick Lowe N Los Straightjackets / Raging Eyes / The Quality Holiday Revue 20. Rhiannon Giddens N Francesco Turrisi / Beth Cohen's Set / there is no Other 21. ** Tracy McNeill N The Good Life / Catch You / You be The Lightning 22. Samantha Fish / Love Your Lies / Kill Or Be Kind 23. Wilco / Passenger Side / A.M. 24. Velvet Underground / I'm Waiting For The Man / The Velvet Underground N Nico

Roomful Of Blues (In A Roomful Of Blues); Luther Allison (Drowning At The Bottom); Johnny Rawls (Pouring Water On A Drowning Man); Ranie Burnette (Come On Baby); Ron Thompson (Come Back Baby); Maria Muldaur (Never Brag About Your Man); Sippie Wallace and Bonnie Raitt (Women Be Wise); Ryan Perry (High Risk, Low Reward); Half Deaf Clatch (Ol' Death Train); Andy Cohen (Seaboard Train); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (My Next Ex-Wife); The Son Seals Blues Band (Stormy Monday); Johnny Winter (Tired Of Tryin'); Sister Lucille (Won't Give It); Anthony Geraci and The Boston Blues All-Stars (Fifty Shades Of Blue).

Little Charlie & The Nightcats – Crying won’t help you -Little Charlie and the Nightcats Deluxe Edition – 1997 Ben Rice & RB Stone – Swamp east Boogie - Out Of The Box – 2020 Gary Cain band - Twang Strut (Live at Limestone City) - 2020 Albert Castiglia – Hoodoo on me - Wild And Free – 2020 Robert Cray – Promisies I can’t keep - That's What I Heard (2020) Jan James – Believe in me - Justify – 2020 Thin Lizzy – The sun goes down - Live At The BBC (Super Deluxe Edition) Volume 6 Travelinn Brothers - Tennessee Whiskey (Live) (Feat. Earl Thomas) – 1001 nights – 2019 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You Kenny Neal - Hoodoo Moon Gerry Joe Weise – long train blues - Blues Down Under - 2010 Ray Fuller & The Bluesrockers – Devil Woman - Pay The Price (2019)

Episode 2: Beyond Brave takes a look at Christopher Paul Curtis’ The Journey of Little Charlie and the roots of slavery in the south, midwest and Canada during the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. The Journey of Little Charlie is a story of the great courage and heroism found in an unlikely protagonist who, upon encountering historic injustice, chooses to make a change--even if it comes at a sacrifice. The Journey of Little Charlie is a scholastic paperback. To learn more about Christopher Paul Curtis, visit nobodybutcurtis.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/room8radiotower/support

Amp tech Skip Simmons is once again fielding guitar tube amp questions from around the world.  Submit your question to Skip here: podcast@fretboardjournal.com or, better yet, leave us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. Pre-order today: The Truth About Vintage Amps Two-Prong hat collaboration from Manbroidery and Ebbets Field Flannels (link) This week’s sponsor: Grez Guitars (link) Some of the topics discussed on this episode: 2:13 Skip gets a $25 guitar; Jason goes to NAMM 11:05 Marc Silber’s inventory 14:16 Skip meets Grez 17:43 Tyler wins of our Union Bean Counter Tone Druid pedal giveaway (correct answer: Tom Waits) 19:17 Tyler’s fish taco recipe (email us) 20:29 A very clean Fender Tweed Deluxe 22:00 Joe Craven and Bruce MacMillan covers the Dead 23:24 Australians respond to Skip’s Robert Hughes query 23:51 More on Brent’s bargain Variac with a current meter hack 26:46 Leaving an amp on for a week 29:33 Vintage wire that just won’t solder 31:33 The Fender Greta as a pre-amp 34:02 The JHD Ice Cube Sustain Coupler (link) 37:43 The dangers of running an effect between an amp and a speaker cab 38:43 Changing a 1952 Gibsonette GA-8 from a field coil to regular magnetic speaker 42:30 Increasing the headroom on a Peavey Classic 50 45:45 Substituting a 5Y3 with a 5V4 in a 5E3 Deluxe 49:16 A 1950s Gibson GA-6 with an adapter for a 12AX7 pre-amp tube; more rectifier tube talk 51:50 Marshalls versus Fenders and the difference between 6V6/6L6 and an EL34/EL84 54:26 A Canadian Gibson Falcon that needs a massive overhaul 55:47 Choosing an amp for re-heating food 59:49 Little Charlie’s Chile Colorado, revisited 1:02:05 Export model Silverface Fenders   1:04:16 Questions on Angela’s Super Single-Ended Amp

Amp tech Skip Simmons is once again fielding guitar tube amp questions from around the world.  Submit your question to Skip here: podcast@fretboardjournal.com or, better yet, leave us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. **Order a PDF download of Steve Melkisethian's tweed Princeton amp project here.**  This week’s sponsor: Grez Guitars (link) Some of the topics discussed on this episode: 1:20 Skip's A/B box setback 3:00 A winner for our Stew-Mac Champ kit 4:40 A question for our Australian listeners 6:07 A glitchy Ampeg Reverberocket  7:09 Skip heads to a vintage guitar show 12:00 @manbroidery two-prong hat update, let us know if you want one (Instagram link)  15:22 Old carbon comp resistors and Domino caps in an amp kit build 20:23 Testing caps for leakage 24:58 Running a synth through a tube amp 28:33 The timing on Kenny Burrell’s “Chitlins con Carne” 30:07 Music recommendation: The Joe Mooney Quartet (YouTube link) 31:17 The rationale for crazy amps like the Baldwin Exterminator 35:53 The sushi boat amp update; Rob Robinette's tube amp page; micro amps 40:40 1960s Guild Thunder series amps 43:52 New cast iron (link, link, link); rum & tonic 46:24 The Big Index page: fretboardjournal.com/tavaindex 46:58 Wear and tear from maxed out amp settings 48:25 Restoring (and storing) a blown Oxford speaker 50:52  Where the magic happens in a non-master volume tube amp 59:00 Tips re: Little Charlie’s Chile Colorado 1:04:43 The speaker driven out / monitor jack on a Gibson Falcon 1:09:34 Tinkering with a one-tube reverb circuit 1:12:11 Modding a Gibson GA-5 Les Paul Jr. reissue amp 1:18:01 Thoughts on the Fender Musicmaster Bass amps 1:23:10 A cheap Variac hack with a current meter (eBay link; eBay link) 1:29:00 Safely using a ‘60s Supro Bantam “widowmaker” amp 1:33:08 Adding a polarity switch to an amp without one 1:35:36 Effects pedals between an amp and its speaker? 1:37:50 ART tube pre-amps (revisited) and Skip’s preferred tube preamps 1:42:00 Output transformer spec basics

Joe Bonamassa -Love ain’t a love song - Live At The Sydney Opera House – 2019 Julian Sas – Anything - Stand Your Ground (2019) Malford Milligan & the southern Aces – Yo Yo- life will humble you – 2018 Red Devils – Automatic - King King - 1992 San Francisco Blues Guitar Summit Vol. 3 – The wrong bed - Tommy Castro, Johnny Nitro, Kevin Russel – 1993 Popa Chubby – Lost again - It's A Mighty Hard Road – 2020 Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters – The sweetest man - Beyond the Blue Door (2019) Little Charlie & The Nightcats – Can’t keep it up - Little Charlie and the Nightcats Deluxe Edition – 1997 Erja Lyytinen – The Sky is Crying - The Sky Is Crying - 2014

"She had me under her spell."

What do you get when you mix blues, rockabilly, jump, swing and humor? You get the high energy fun of Little Charlie and the Nightcats. Explore the elements of their sound.

Our fiftieth episode, which aired on July 7, 2019, and featured our first anniversary celebration. Little Charlie & The Nightcats – Right Around the Corner Red Stick Ramblers – My Suitcase Is Always Packed Jimmy & Johnny – I Can’t Find the Doorknob Belmont Playboys – Running Wild The Red Caps – Boogie Woogie on a Saturday Night Hawkshaw Hawkins – Rebound Johnny Earle – Bloodshot Eyes Curtis Gordon – Rompin’ & Stompin’ Louis Jordan – Deacon Jones Johnnie Lee Wills & His Boys – Milk Cow Blues The Dominos – Cannonball Rag Hillbilly Hellcats – Train to Nowhere Roy Milton & His Solid Senders – Camille’s Boogie Bob Wills & His Texas Playbous – Time Changes Everything The Miller Sisters – Ten Cats Down Royal Deuces – That’s Why Janis Martin – Let’s Elope Baby Leon McAuliffe – Take It Away Leon Carlos & The Bandidos – Tall Tall Trees George & Earl – Done Gone

Twice a month, guitar amp guru Skip Simmons fields your questions on tube amp buying, restoration and repair. Co-hosted by the Fretboard Journal’s Jason Verlinde. Special thanks to our sponsors: Mono Cases and Grez Guitars. Submit your guitar amp questions to Skip here: fretboardjournal@gmail.com or by leaving us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: 3:27 Skip's roll call of A/B box pre-orders 5:11 We discuss episode 12's Baffler, the 3 Channel Psychedelic Control Center 9:10 This episode's Baffler 11:44 An unlikely backup amp suggestion 14:30 This episode's sponsors: Grez Guitars and Mono Cases and TAVA t-shirts 17:00 Little Charlie's recipe for Spanish rice (yes, our first recipe) 18:22 More parenting tips 19:11 A preview of our next amp schematic 101 22:34 More Champ mod talk: One difference between Blackface and Silverface Fender Champs, the Hammond 290AX transformer 27:38 Gain stage basics: What makes an amp distort?  32:14 Bringing a Blackface Fender Tremolux with a solid state rectifier back to stock 37:21 A '60s Kay "Vanguard" 704 43:54 An amp motherlode in Lodi, California 45:35 A Princeton Reverb with a pilot light that is too bright 48:43 A Gibson GA-20 RVT found in a trash bin 54:28 Channel jumping and a vintage Airline Model 62-9013A 1:01:48 The pop you hear turning off your amp 1:07:03 A speaker dilemma on a 1962 Brownface Deluxe 1:09:28 Converting a PA head to a tube mic pre-amp 1:14:20 Turning an old tube radio into a guitar amp 1:18:18 Norwegian blues and Helge Tallqvist 1:19:11 This week's recommended music 1:20:49 High-powered tube amps and the Hiwatt 400 bass amp 1:25:32 Using a light bulb limiter instead of a variac 1:27:34 Speaker replacement on a Gibson GA-40 1:31:50 A tribute guitar repairman Glen Quan, inventor of the Badass bridge   

At the 1959 Campmeeting, Bro. Charles Riggs begins his sermon by asking his wife, Sis. Lottie, to join him in the pulpit. Together they read and expound on the true House of God, punctuated by three songs and lively exhortation. I marvel at the freedom these brothers and sisters display in their worship. This recording is a glimpse into Christ's Sanctified Holy Church as it continued to transition from a travelling group to what we know today. God has been good to us, or, as Bro Charles Riggs said, "God has always taken good care of Little Charlie." Praise God! Bro. David Copeland

Janiva Magness (Who Will The Next Fool Be); Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women (The Richest Guy In The Graveyard); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (Money Must Think I'm Dead (#2)); Luella Miller (Rattle Snake Groan); Louis Washington (Black Snake Blues); John Verity (Blues In Heaven); Eddy Clearwater (Chicago Weather Woman); Katarina Pejak (Turtle Blues); Johnny B. Moore (Straighten Up Woman); Blind Percy and His Blind Band (Coal River Blues); Eva Taylor (Coal Cart Blues); Tedeschi Trucks Band (These Walls); Tony McPhee (Groundhog Blues); Pillie Bolling (I Don't Like That); Tiffany Pollack and Eric Johanson (Blues In My Blood).

Show #776 Blue Shades In this episode of Bandana Blues you will find many different shades of blue. But that's not much of a surprise, is it? 01. Anthony Geraci - Fifty Shades Of Blue (3:27) (Fifty Shades Of Blue, Delta Groove Records, 2015) 02. Barry Levenson & Johnny Dyer - Drinking Stops Me Thinking (4:16) (Hard Times Won, Storyville Records, 2003) 03. Jamie Lynn Vessels - The Jester (3:21) (Digital Download Single, self-release, 2019) 04. Nathan James - Don't Believe What People Say (4:09) (Hear Me Calling, Sacred Cat Records, 2014) 05. John Mayall - The Hurt Inside (5:36) (Nobody Told Me, Forty Below Records, 2019) 06. John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers - What's The Matter With You (2:40) (John Mayall Plays John Mayall, Decca, 1965) 07. Josh White - TB Blues (4:36) (The House I Live In, Elektra Records, 1960) 08. Billy & the Beaters - Strange Things Happen (3:40) (Billy & the Beaters, Alfa Records, 1981) 09. Glen Clark - Walk On (3:58) (You Tell Me, Glenco Records, 2019) 10. Delbert & Glen - Somebody To Love You (4:09) (Blind Crippled And Crazy, New West, 2013) 11. Joe Rusi - One Shade Of Blue (5:21) (Who I Am, Big H Records, 2015) 12. Ally Venable Band - Wise Man (4:11) (No Glass Shoes, Connor Ray Music, 2016) 13. Paul Nelson - Secret (5:29) (Over Under Through, Riverwide Records, 2019) 14. Tiffany Pollack & Eric Johanson - Keep It Simple (3:57) (Blues In My Blood, Nola Blue Records, 2019) 15. Eric Bibb - I Heard The Angels Singing (4:28) (Painting Signs, EarthBeat!, 2001) 16. Pam Tate - Leavin' With My Heart (3:47) (Gonna Get It Right, Left Field Records, 2018) 17. Les Lucky - Shades Of Blue (3:48) (Frets & Hammers, Red Kat Records, 2013) 18. David Bromberg Band - I'll Take You Back (8:33) (Only Slightly Mad, Appleseed Records, 2013) 19. Little Charlie & the Nightcats - I'll Take You Back (5:35) (All The Way Crazy, Alligator Records, 1987) 20. Joe Bonamassa - Different Shades Of Blue (4:35) (Different Shades Of Blue, J&R Adventures, 2014) 21. Ronnie Earl & Duke Robillard - West Side Shuffle (7:47) (The Duke Meets The Earl, Stony Plain Records, 2005) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

Sam Lewis (When Come the Morning); Benny Turner and Cash McCall (It's A Man Down There); Seth Rosenbloom (Look Over Yonders Wall); Mercy Dee (Evil And Hanky); Mac Willis (Howling Woman); Chris O'Leary (What The Devil Made Me Do); Willa Vincitore (Just Ain't The Same); Alvin Jett and The Phat Noiz Blues Band (Ain't Been The Same); Rory Block (Gonna Be Some Walkin' Done); Lovey Williams (Train I Ride); Lauren Mitchell (Lead Me On); John Campbell (Going To Dallas); Frank Blackfield (Dallas); Junior Wells (Trouble No More); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (You Got Your Hooks In Me); Blues Boy Willie (The Worse Blues We've Ever Had).

Intro Song, Sugaray Rayford, “Two Times Sugar”, Dangerous First Set – Sean Carney and Others, “Sugar Sweet”, Blues For A Cure Vol 7 Little Charlie and the Nightcats, “Sugar Daddy Sweet”, Nine Lives JP Soars, “Sweet Blood Call”, More Bees With Honey Second  Set – Brandon Santini, “Sweet Maggie”, Songs of Love, Money and Misery Chris Daniels and the Kings with Freddi Gowdy, “Sweet Memphis”, Blues With Horns, Vol 1 The Suitcase Brothers, “Sweet Lolita”, Living With the Blues Third  Set – WIB Betty Fox, “Sweet Memories”, Slow Burn Janiva Magness, “Stealin' Sugar”, Do I Move You Cherry Lew Mewis , “Sweet Substitute”, Little Girl Blue Fourth Set – Sean Chambers, “Sweeter Than A Honey Bee”, Trouble and Wiskey Mighty Mojo Prophets, “Sweetness”, Flyin' Home From Memphis Mississippi Heat, “Sweet Poison”, Warning Shot Thanks to Michael Allen from the Crossroads Blues Gallery for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites! Thanks to Michele, Bob, Brigitte, and David for thanking me on Facebook for including their music on the last show! Hey! I need for Show 300! Send in your requests. In return, for those folks that have their requests played, I'll send a CD, a BluzNdaBlood Show metal pin, and a bumper sticker to you!

LITTLE CHARLIE AND THE NIGHTCATS ARE BLUES AS BLUES CAN BE.

Our first episode, which aired on July 1, 2018. Little Charlie and the Nightcats – Right Around the Corner Carlos & the Bandidos – Gotta Get Some Money Al Coker – Don’t Go Baby Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys – Miss Molly Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats – Rocket 88 Imelda May – Hellfire Club Rusty Bryant – Moonlight Garden Stomp Al Ferrier – Blues Stop Knockin’ At My Door The Sugarhills – Rockabilly Music is Bad Bad Bad Spade Cooley – Shame On You The Hellcats – I’m Goin’ Home Hawkshaw Hawkins – Rebound George & Earl – Done Gone The Miller Brothers – Miller’s Boogie The Miller Sisters – Ten Cats Down Jack Smith & Rockabilly Planet – Looking at the Future The Big Four – Outta Tune The Basin Street Boys – Jumpin’ at the Jubilee Lone Star Playboys – Steel Guitar Bounce The Plytones – End of the Road

Betho Ieesus (Straight Down The Road); Luke Winslow-King (Leghorn Women); Rick L. Blues (Long Legged Woman); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (I Beg Your Pardon); Robert Petway (Let Me Be Your Boss); Sonny Boy Nelson (Street Walkin'); The Bridget Kelly Band (No Good Man Blues); Dave Arcari (Come With Me); Sonny Boy Johnson (Come And Go With Me); C.W. Stoneking (Tomorrow Gon Be Too Late); The Son Seals Blues Band (Going Home Tomorrow); Donald Ray Johnson (Thrilling You Killing Me); Roy Buchanan (Man On The Floor); Artur Menezes (Should Have Never Left); Spearman Brewers (Bottle Of Red).

Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert - after midnight - (Remastered Expanded Edition) - 1995 T-Bone Walker - T-Bone Shuffle Rory Gallagher – Philby – Top priority- 2006 Little Charlie and The Nightcats – Ten years ago - Captured Live At Ernie's - 1991 T. Rogers – Walking out of town - Wear Your Soul - 2007 Cliff Stevens – All through the night - Grass Won't Grow – 2017 Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown – Frostie - Okie Dokie Stomp – 1982 Monster Mike Welch Plays The Blues – My fathers son – Cryin He! 2005 Peter Green & Nigel Watson Splinter Group – Preachin Blues - Hot Foot Powder – 2000 Ronnie Earl And Duke Robillard – A soul that’s been abused - The Duke Meets The Earl - 2005 Steven Troch - Going To Dagobah - Rhymes For Mellow Minds – 2018

This week, we're talking with Christopher Paul Curtis, the author of many beloved, award-winning books for young readers including The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963 and Bud, Not Buddy. He's joining us via Skype from his home in Canada to talk about his newest book, The Journey of Little Charlie, the latest installment in the Buxton Chronicles. Christopher talks about his love of history, his childhood in Flint, MI, and why humor is a crucial element of his heart-wrenching books. Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to our podcast on an iOS device here or an Android device here, and the latest episodes of Scholastic Reads will be automatically delivered to your device. Additional resources:  Read more about The Journey of Little Charlie  Watch Christopher Paul Curtis talk about The Journey of Little Charlie Read a review of The Journey of Little Charlie Discover more works by Christopher Paul Curtis Guests:  Christopher Paul Curtis was awarded both a Newbery Honor and a Coretta Scott King Honor for his debut book, The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963, and won the Newbery Medal and the Coretta Scott King Award for his second book, Bud, Not Buddy. Mr. Curtis is also the author of the Golden Kite Award-winning Bucking the Sarge, as well as The Mighty Miss Malone, and two previous books in The Buxton Chronicles: The Madman of Piney Woods, and the Newbery Honor book Elijah of Buxton. Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan and Christopher Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow    

This week, we're talking with Christopher Paul Curtis, the author of many beloved, award-winning books for young readers including The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963 and Bud, Not Buddy. He's joining us via Skype from his home in Canada to talk about his newest book, The Journey of Little Charlie, the latest installment in the Buxton Chronicles. Christopher talks about his love of history, his childhood in Flint, MI, and why humor is a crucial element of his heart-wrenching books. Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to our podcast on an iOS device here or an Android device here, and the latest episodes of Scholastic Reads will be automatically delivered to your device. Additional resources:  Read more about The Journey of Little Charlie  Watch Christopher Paul Curtis talk about The Journey of Little Charlie Read a review of The Journey of Little Charlie Discover more works by Christopher Paul Curtis Guests:  Christopher Paul Curtis was awarded both a Newbery Honor and a Coretta Scott King Honor for his debut book, The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963, and won the Newbery Medal and the Coretta Scott King Award for his second book, Bud, Not Buddy. Mr. Curtis is also the author of the Golden Kite Award-winning Bucking the Sarge, as well as The Mighty Miss Malone, and two previous books in The Buxton Chronicles: The Madman of Piney Woods, and the Newbery Honor book Elijah of Buxton. Special thanks: Music composed by Lucas Elliot Eberl Sound mix and editing by Daniel Jordan and Christopher Johnson Produced by Emily Morrow    

Harlem Shuffle - 2004 Bob & Earl The Soul Of Sue Vol 3 Wall To Wall - 2005 Little Charlie & the Nightcats Nine Lives Empty Arms - 2006 Oli Brown Sampler Louisiana Juke Box - 2007 Moon Martin Louisiana Juke Box Get Down To The Nitty Gritty - 2008 Luther Snakeboy Johnson Get Down To The Nitty Gritty Come So Far, Yet Still So Far To Go - 2009 Chris Rea The Best Of Chris Rea Blues Promised Land - 2010 Front Street Blues Band Blues Promised Land Just Take Your Time - 2011 Louisiana Red Memphis Mojo Bo Diddley Tribute - 2012 Dr Wu' & Friends Dr Wu' & Friends Talkin' About Bad Luck - 2013 Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King Road Dog's Life I Won't Cry - 2014 Janiva Magness Alligator Presents Blues and Roots A Good Day For the Blues - 2015 Storyville Piece Of Your Soul Too Much Choice - 2016 Eddie Martin Black White & Blue

T-Bone Walker (That Evening Train); Scott Ellison (Big Blue Car); Mary Lane (Ride My Automobile); Johnny Drummer (Gonna Sell My Cadillac, Buy Myself A Mule); John Lee Hooker (I Rowed A Little Boat); Fiona Boyes (Angels And Boats); Mississippi Fever (Downtown Train); Cedar Creek Sheik (Watch The Fords Go By); Pete Karnes Blues Band (Bicycle Man); Little Charlie and The Nightcats (V-8 Ford); Mother McCollum (Jesus Is My Air-O-Plane); Walter Trout (All The King's Horses); James De Shay (Pony Blues); Cary Morin (Back On The Train).

With his wily and unforgettable original songs and his hipster, street-smart vocals, no one on the blues scene writes or sings like harmonica ace Rick Estrin. No one looks like him either, as Estrin is always dressed to the nines, sporting his trademark pencil-line mustache and pompadour haircut. The San Francisco native cut his teeth as a teen with ZZ Hill, Fillmore Slim, Travis Phillips and Roger Collins before finding a place with the legendary west coast hallmark band, Little Charlie in the Night Cats during the 70’s. Rick became the band leader when Charlie departed in 2008 and released his fourth studio effort for Chicago’s famed Alligator records, “Groovin’ in Greaseland” which features 13 new tracks recorded in the home studio of bandmate wonder kid, Kid Anderson who is a rising blues star in his own right. Rick is self-described as ‘peculiar’ and has won several awards for his extraordinary harmonica talent.

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show#686 01.08.17 Many NEW tunes and Legs !!! Guy Davis & Fabrizio Poggi - Goin' Down Slow from Sonny & Brownie’s Last Train 2017 MC Records (5:24) Anthony Rosano And The Conqueroos - You Don't Know Me from Anthony Rosano And The Conqueroos 2017 self-release (4:23) Austin Young Band - Heal My Heart from Not So Simple 2016 Vizztone (4:11) Chris Antonik - Slow Moving Train from Monarch 2017 iNDIE (4:25) Hector Anchondo Band - Masquerade from Roll The Dice 2017 Hector Anchondo (3:55) Tyler Yarema and His Rhythm - Whadda Ya Gotta Be Like That For from Gotta Bran' New Suit 2017 Radioland (4:00) Maurizio Pugno & Sugar Ray Norcia - Fine Long Legs from That's What I Found Out! 2007 Pacific Blues (4:01) Sunday Wilde - My Baby's Dead from What Man!?? Oh That Man!! 2010 Independent (3:42) Christian Collin - Dead Man Walking from Spirit Of The Blues 2015 C-Train (4:15) Little Charlie & the Nightcats - Money Must Think I'm Dead [#2] from That's Big! 2002 Alligator Records (3:27) Peter Struijk & Rockin' Johnny - big legs, tight skirt from Straight Blues 2015 Blueshine (3:35) The Bel Airs - The Blues Is Walkin' from Got Love 2005 Hightone (4:12) Mighty Mike Schermer - Baby Don't Stop from Blues In Good Hands 2016 Vizztone (3:22) Monster Mike Welch and Mike Ledbetter - How Long Can This Go On from Right Place, Right Time 2017 Delta Groove (3:43) John Primer & Bob Corritore - Big Leg Woman from Ain't Nothing You Can Do 2017 Delta Groove (4:20) Erisa Rei - Glass Jar from Glass Jar 2017 self-release (4:22) Tom The Suit Forst - Going Home from On Fire 2016 (5:29) Jim Gustin & Truth Jones - Memphis from Memphis 2017 CD Baby (4:49) Super Chikan - Full Moon Blues from Sum' Mo' Chikan 2007 Vizztone (4:37) Jimmy Carpenter - Hard To Be Cool from Walk Away 2014 Vizztone (4:50) ZZ Top - Legs from Eliminator 1983 Warner Bros (4:28) Big Jack Johnson & Kim Wilson - I'm Going Out Walking from Memphis Barbecue Sessions 2002 MC (4:17) Andy J. Forest - Lies Have Long Legs from Letter from Hell 1999 Appaloosa (5:27) Dave Alvin - Johnny Ace Is Dead from Eleven Eleven 2011 Yep Roc (4:26) West Weston's Bluesonics - Deadbeat from West Weston's Bluesonics 1995 self-release (4:09) Frank Zappa - Outside Now from Live at Tower Theater April 29 1980 (8:53) The Movers - Cold Cold Feeling from Live at Al's House of Blues, Falmouth December 2015 (7:09) Uncle Milty & Sweaty Larry - She's Tuff from Live from The Can (2:57)

Little Charlie and The Nightcats (My Money's Green); Fenton Robinson (The Feeling Is Gone); T-Bone Walker (Love Is Just A Gamble); Kyla Brox (365); Debbie Bond (I Am The Blues); The Truth feat. Cat Rhodes (Knee Deep In The Blues); Butch Thompson and Pat Donohue (219 Blues); Albert Ammons (Chicago In Mind); Igor Prado Band (Rooster Blues); John Jackson (Tell Me Pretty Mama); Richard "Hacksaw" Harney (Home Skeen Ball); Sam Cockrell (Blindsided By Love); Curtis Salgado (Walk A Mile In My Blues); Al Basile (Go Back Home To The Blues); Janiva Magness (Your House Is Burnin').

show#605 08.23.15 Walkin' With SUGAR!!! Denny Freeman - Cream, No Sugar from Twang Bang 2002 (4:31) Cream - 07Those Were The Days from Wheels of Fire 1998 (2:57) The Bob Lanza Blues Band - sugar sweet from Til The Pain Is Gone 2013 (3:11) Professor Harp - Sugaree from They Call Me The Professor 2011 (3:15) Willie Dixon - Walking the Blues [1955] from Chess Chartbusters, Vol. 5 2008 (3:04) Naughty Ones - The Walking Blues from I Dig Your Voodoo 1994 (3:04) Big Jack Johnson & Kim Wilson - I'm Going Out Walking from Memphis Barbecue Sessions 2002 (4:17) Blue Bishops - Walking in a Hurricane from In The Red 2009 (3:45) Lazy Lester - Sugar Coated Love from Roll Your Moneymaker - Black Rock'n'Roll 1948-1958 (2:45) St Paul and the Broken Bones - Sugar Dyed from Greetings From St. Paul and the Broken Bones 2012 (2:34) Gina Sicilia - Hey Sugar - Hey Sugar from (2:22) Lisa Biales - Sugar from Just Like Honey 2012 (3:09) Nine Below Zero - Sugar Beat (and Rhythm Sweet) from Third Degree 1982 (3:47) Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings - Walking One & Only from Anyway the Wind Blows 1998 (3:30) Andy Santana - Walking Out On You from Swingin Rockin Jumpin and Jivin 1998 (4:19) Charlie Musselwhite - Walking Alone from One Night In America 2002 (4:48) Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets - walking dr. Bill from Talk To You By Hand 1981 (3:23) Little Charlie & the Nightcats - Sugar Daddy Sweet from Nine Lives 2005 (3:17) Tail Dragger & Bob Corritore - Sugar Mama from Longtime Friends In The Blues 2012 (5:25) Ed Maly - Sugar Blues from Turn It Up 2015 (2:27) Evan Johns - Sugary Action from Rockit Fuel Only 1991 (2:42) Jimmy Vivino - Sugaree from Do What, Now? 1997 (2:43) Ron Thompson and the Resistors - Sugar Ain't Sweet No More from Resonator 2007 (3:19) Heavy Trash - Walking Bum from Heavy Trash 2005 (3:55) Barrelhouse - Walking in Time from Walking in Time 2002 (4:30) Hazmat Modine - Walking Stick from Cicada 2011 (3:01) Jonny Lang - Walking Away from Wander This World 1998 (4:14) Mark Wenner - Sugar Sweet from Nothin' But... 1989 (2:44) Hammond John & Nighthawks - Sugar Mama from Hot Tracks (3:29) Roomful Of Blues - What Happened To The Sugar (In My Lemonade)- from Dressed Up To Get Messed Up 1985 (4:10) Walter Jr. - Sugarhouse Road from The River Club 2008 (3:30) Cash Box Kings - Sugar Pea from Holding Court 2015 (3:36) The Lyrics - Thats My Sugar from ??? (2:34) Mike Henderson - My Country Sugar Mama from Thicker Than Water 1999 (4:10) John Mayall - Sugarcane from A Sense of Place 1990 (2:49)

show#586 04.04.15 Beardo Left Speechless Jackie Payne - Back To Normal from I Saw The Blues 2015 (4:36) Deb Ryder - Round and Around from Let It Rain 2015 (3:13) Eddie Cotton - Berry So Black from Here I Come 2013 (3:18) Sisters Euclid - When Abbott Met Costello (Live) from Moonshine Run (Live from the Moonshine) 2014 (6:42) James Hunter - Ain't Nothing You Can Do from ...Believe What I Say 1996 (3:07) Travis Haddix - You Kind of Fool from Daylight at Midnight 2008 (5:38) Solid Senders - This is hip from Dig My Wheels 1997 (3:43) Tommy Castro & The Painkillers feat. Samantha Fish - Medicine Woman from The Devil You Know 2014 (1:59) Southern Hospitality - Fried Neck Bones and Home Fries from Easy Livin' 2013 (7:49) The Halley DeVestern Band - Tore up (From the Floor Up) from Fabbo Boffo Smasho 2014 (4:33) The Bob Lanza Blues Band - lonesome from Til The Pain Is Gone 2013 (5:05) Howlin' Bill - howl from Date with the Devil 2012 (3:35) Al Smith - I've got a girl from Hear My Blues 1959 (4:30) Slim Harpo - what a dream from Rainin' In My Heart 1961 (3:02) The Veldman Brothers - Can't wait much longer from Livin' by the day 2014 (3:53) Rick Holmstrom • John "Juke" Logan • Stephen Hodges - Jukestaposition from "Twist-O-Lettz" 2010 (4:33) Chris James & Patrick Rynn - Just Another Kick In The Teeth from Barrelhouse Stomp 2013 (3:51) Dudley Taft - Deep Deep Blue from Deep Deep Blue 2013 (6:34) Little G Weevil - Let Someone Else Do All The Work from Moving 2013 (1:46) Robben Ford & the Blue Line - Running Out on Me from Handful of Blues 1995 (4:17) Little Charlie & the Nightcats - I'll Never Do That No More from Night Vision 1993 (4:01) Too Slim & the Taildraggers - Testament from Free Your Mind 2009 (6:10) Evan Johns - Souls with Broken Hearts from Somewhere Over The Skyline 2014 (4:03) Hard Garden - Dangerous from Blue Yonder 2013 (3:42) Jerome Godboo - Fortune Teller (feat. Eric Schenkman) from Sanctuary City 2013 (3:20) Les Lucky - Everything's Gone Wrong from Frets & Hammers 2013 (3:16) David Migden and the Dirty Words - I Can't See Her Face from Killing It 2012 (3:22) Reverend Horton Heat - It's Martini Time from It's Martini Time 1996 (3:12)

show#51611.23.13Allman Brothers - Done Somebody Wrong from Fillmore East 1971 1971 (4:10)Victor Wainwright and the Wildroots - Planet Earth from Beale St to The Bayou (4:29)4 Jacks - Texas Twister from Deal With It 2013 (2:40)Little Milton - Who's Cheatin' Who from Little Milton's Greatest Hits 1972 (2:54)Cash Box Kings - Money, Marbles & Chalk from Black Toppin' 2013 (3:37)The Nighthawks - Upside Your Head from The Nighthawks (Mercury poisoning) (3:11)Spinner's Section:- some blues...Bill Stuve: if the phone don't ring (5:00) (Say Man!, Tramp, 1996)Mark Hummel & the Blues Survivors: high steppin' (4:00) (High Steppin', Double Trouble, 1987)Little Charlie & the Nightcats: jump start (2:54) (The Big Break, Alligator, 1989)Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets: chill out (3:14) (Sins, Black Top/Demon, 1987)Welsh T Band: I don't know (3:44) (Where The Road Leads, self-release, 2013)Candye Kane: blind love (2:27) (Swango, Sire, 1998)- & some Marconi ExperienceElton Dean & Marc Charig: dedicated to you but you weren't listening (Keith Tippett Group, Vertigo, 1971)Kevin Ayers: don't sing no more sad songs (3:46) (Whatevershebringswesing, Harvest, 1971)Collectors: one act play (3:40) (-, Warner Bros, 1968)Alquin: wheelchair groupie (3:08) (Nobody Can Wait Forever, Polydor, 1975)Love: good times (3:29) (Four Sail, Elektra, 1969)Marketts: the gnome (2:54) (AM FM Etc., Mercury, 1973)Soft Machine: Esther's nose job (excerpt Side 2) (5:06) (Volume II, Probe, 1969)More Marconi Experience from Beardo:       Nick Jameson - I Ain't Searching from Already Free 1977 (4:16)Good God - King Kong from Good God + 1972 (8:55)Hall & Oates - Funky Broadway from Roanoke Civic Center 4/22/1982 1982 (7:50)Oz Noy - Just Groove Me from OZ Live 2002 (4:37)Jean-Luc Ponty & Stéphane Grappelli - Bowing Bowing from Jean-Luc Ponty & Stéphane Grappelli 1973 (6:26)Michal Urbaniak's Fusion - Good Times, Bad Times from Fusion 1974 (5:04)Ray Charles & Orchestra - Shake from Nassau Coliseum 7/8/1973 1973 (3:55)

Playlist: River City Slim & the Zydeco Hogs- Good Time Woman, Jen Lowe- Waitress Song, Victor Wainwright & the Wildroots- Weeds, JP Soars- Hot Little Woman, Damon Fowler- Tightrope, Southern Hospitality- Powered for the Mountains, Candye Kane-When Tomorrow Comes, Jimmy Thackery- Hang Up & Drive, Planetary Blues Band- See That, Junior Krauss & the Shakes- Trip On Out,Frank Bang & the Secret Stash- Lose Control, Biscuit Miller- Song for the People, Eight To the Bar- Everybody Rock n’ Go, Paul Gabriel- Ride,Ride,Ride, Mystic Horns- Satisfy My Soul, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in our Feed Our Friends Contest this week . To win a $100 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply send us an 8-15 second video about why you want the gift card. Send your videos to music@onthehorn.com and you are in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: The first story this week is about Joe Bonamassa introducing a new radio show called The Pickup. one of the world’s most popular guitarists and blues-rock stars Joe Bonamassa and co-host Matt Abramovitz (formerly of Sirius Satellite Radio’s blues channel) debut their brand new weekly radio show The Pickup, an entirely unique and highly entertaining show blending music history, carefully curated songs, an encyclopedic knowledge of guitar facts, and illuminating insights into the world of a musician. Whether it’s unusual knowledge of a vintage Les Paul played on an obscure record from the 70s, or a friendly debate on how to name your guitar, each episode weaves together witty banter, fun facts, and amazing stories from the road and the life of a working musician. The show will be streamed every Friday at www.thepickupradio.com and episodes will be available to stream anytime. http://bluesmusicmagazine.com/the-pickup-radio/ Next up I have the lineup for the Florida Blues & Music Festival: The Florida Blue Blues and Music Festival is proud to announce it’s headlining acts for this fall’s event at the Sarasota Fairgrounds including Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band, Rick Estrin & The Nightcats with special guest Little Charlie, Popa Chubby, and Samantha Fish. The traditional continues on Saturday, October 26 with tickets going on sale this Friday, July 19 at 10:00 a.m. A portion of the proceeds benefits All Faith’s Food Bank. You can check out the entire lineup if you follow the link in my write up. http://bluesmusicmagazine.com/blues-news-7-29-13/ An exhibition titled: Mississippi Hill Country Blues : Photographs by George Mitchell In the running until September 8th.This exhibition showcases seventy-five photographs, only a small portion of the images that George Mitchell captured in the hill country of Mississippi. Visitors have an opportunity to see and hear the musicians from that region and during that era. Mississippi Blues artists such as Jessie Mae Hemphill, Ada Mae Anderson, R.L. Burnside, and Joe Callicott are depicted in the environments that influenced the hill country Blues they lived and sang about. http://bluesmusicmagazine.com/blues-news-7-29-13/ My last piece is the lineup for the 21st annual Chenango Blues Festival in Norwich New York this weekend. We have 6 blues fans going to the festival and the lineup includes: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. - Chris O'Leary 1:45 - 3:00 p.m. - California Honeydrops 4:00 - 5:20 p.m. - Larry McCray Band 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. - Shemekia Copeland 9:15 - Royal Southern Brotherhood 1:00 - 1:45 p.m. - Tas Cru 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Valerie June 5:20 - 6:30 p.m.- Ben Prestage 8:00 - 9:15 p.m. - Honey Island Swamp Band Ticket Prices Friday night show is free! Tickets for Saturday - $20.00 in advance; $30.00 on the day of the show (see our Ticket page for listing of outlets or online purchase) Blues in the Area: 8/15 THURSDAY ROCK 'N' BLUES FEST - THE PARK THEATRE (7PM) - CRANSTON, RI WITH: TEN YEARS AFTER EDGAR WINTER CANNED HEAT RICK DERRINGER PAT TRAVERS BLUES ON THE ROCKS - THE GRISWOLD INN (8PM) - ESSEX, CT 8/16 FRIDAY DEBBIE DAVIES - BRIDGE STREET LIVE - COLLINSVILLE, CT DUKE ROBILLARD - CAFE NINE - NEW HAVEN, CT THE GARY HOEY BAND - THE IRON HORSE (7PM) - NORTHAMPTON, MA SAX GORDON BEADLE W/MIKE TUCKER & FRIENDS - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI BLU UNION FEAT. FELICIA'S VIBE - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD THE MIGHTY SOUL DRIVERS - THEODORES' (9PM) - SPRINGFIELD, MA THE WALTER LEWIS BLUES TRIO - TERRA SOLE RISTORANTE (8PM) - RIDGEFIELD, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - THE VILLAGE (8PM) - WOODSTOCK, CT 8/17 SATURDAY THE JERRY PORTNOY BLUES QUARTET FEAT. RICKY "KING" RUSSELL - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI DUKE ROBILLARD - CAFE NINE - NEW HAVEN, CT BAD ROOSTER - THEODORES' - SPRINGFIELD, MA THE MYSTIC HORNS - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD SHAKA & THE SOULSHAKERS - THE CYPRESS GRILL (8PM) - MIDDLETOWN, CT 8/18 SUNDAY LARRY MCCRAY - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI THE RICH BADOWSKI BLUES BAND - THE BRASS HORSE - BARKHAMSTED, CT WALTER & DAVID - MAMA'S BOY (1PM) - SOUTH NORWALK, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - LEFTY'S LANDING (NOON-2PM) - COLUMBIA, CT ERAN TROY DANNER - GOSPEL FUNDRAISER AT THE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (5PM) - WATERBURY, CT Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Aug 14 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tommy Whalen Friday Aug 16 Blu Union featuring Felicia’s Vibe Saturday Aug 17 Mystic Horns Monday Aug 19 Monday Night Jazz Tuesday Aug 20 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. subscribe-with-itunes-button

Estrin continues on the legacy of this band that has also recorded as Little Charlie and the Nightcats, redefining the blues in the twenty first century.

show#44306.24.12Final "Twin Toons" show Part 3 Click here for the "Tip Jar" Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention - More Trouble Every Day (Roxy & Elsewhere [Live] 1974)The Nighthawks - Trouble Comin' Every Day (Pain & Paradise 1996)Carolyn Wonderland - I Can Tell (Peace Meal 2011)Billy Hector & The Fairlanes - I Can Tell (And the Crowd Went Wild 1993)James Brown - Cold Sweat, Pt. 1 (20 All Time Greatest Hits! 1967)The Boneshakers - Cold Sweat (Book Of Spells 1997)J.J. Cale with Eric Clapton - Call Me The Breeze (Crossroads Guitar Festival)  Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The Breeze (All Time Greatest Hits 2000)Roy Buchanan - Hey Joe (That's What I Am Here For 1074)Johnny Hallyday (edited) - Hey Joe (Johnny 67 1967 (Volume 23 2011)Mose Allison - Eyesight to the Blind (Allison Wonderland: Anthology Disc 1 1994)The Who - Eyesight to the Blind (Live At Leeds - Disc 2 2001)Bobby Radcliff - Serves You Right to Suffer (There's A Cold Grave In Your Way 2006)The J. Geils Band - Serves You Right to Suffer (The J. Geils Band 1970)Lenny Welch -  Since I Fell For You (Oldies But Goodies Vol. 12 1990)Bonnie Raitt & Freebo - Since I Fell For You (Live at Sigma Sound on WMMR Philadelphia 1972)Eric Burdon & War - Paint It Black Medley (edited) - The Black-Man's Burdon 1970)Chris Farlowe - Paint It Black (The Best Of 2009)Spinner's Section:even more twin toonsSpencer Bohren: drop down mama (3:27) (Snap Your Fingers, Loft, 1989)Geoff Muldaur: drop down mama (3:35) (Password, Hightone, 2000)Nighthawks: hard living (3:37) (Hard Living, Varrick, 1986)Jerry Jeff Walker: hard livin' (3:22) (Gipsy Songman, Sawdust, 1987)Phil Berkowitz: three-handed woman (3:46) (Louis' Blues, Dirty Cat, 2005)Paul deLay Band: three-handed woman (3:15) (Burnin', Criminal, 1988)Nappy Brown: hidden charms (2:23) (Tore Up, Nightflite, 1986)Elvis Costello: hidden charms (3:33) (Kojak Variety, Warner Bros, 1995)Koko Taylor: violent love (2:46) (Basic Soul, Chess, 1972)Dr. Feelgood: violent love (2:18) (A Case Of The Shakes, United Artists, 1980)Robert Johnson: from four until late [1937] (2:25) (The Complete Recordings, Columbia, 1996)Cream: from four until late (2:07) (Fresh Cream, Polydor, 1966)Spencer Bohren: shoppin' for clothes (4:11) (Snap Your Fingers, Loft, 1989)Little Charlie & the Nightcats: clothes line (4:07) (All The Way Crazy, Alligator, 1987)

http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.html show#42201.27.12Aka R.C. - Tutti Frutti (Black & Loud 2011 Rainbow Crow aka Jef Lee Johnson)Kid Thomas - She's Fine (Here's My Story unissued before 1991)Contino - Three Cool Cats (Back Porch Dogma 2012)The Coasters - Framed (The Ultimate Coasters 1954)Ruthie Foster - If I Had A Hammer (Let It Burn 2012)Pat Boyack - Misery (Voices from the Street 2004 this voice,Ruthie Foster) Spinner's Section:Jason Ricci & New Blood: Walter's world (4:10) (Blood On The Road, Rah Fox, 2006)Blue Stew: keep moving along (4:08) (Destination: The Blues, self-release, 1998)Jay Hooks: right place wrong time (5:00) (Hooked Up, Sunburst, 1997)Texas Son (Dave D'Angelico): cool zone (4:00) (Barehand Blues Guitar, self-release, 2000)Little Charlie & the Nightcats: it better get better (3:55) (That's Big!, Alligator, 2002)Melvin Taylor: Cadillac assembly line (5:18) (Plays The Blues For You, Evidence, 1993)Jean Jacques Milteau: special 20 (2:25) (Blues Harp, Le Chant Du Monde, 1989)Spencer Bohren: down the road (3:54) (Full Moon, Loft, 1991)The Handsome Harry Company: the end of the show (4:40) (Get On With It, Munich, 2005)Back To Beardo:Microwave Dave & The Nukes - Goin' Downtown (Last Time I Saw You 2011)Suzanne & The Blues Church - Cheatin' On Me (The Cost of Love 2011)Mary Bridget Davies - Same Ol' Blues (Wanna Feel Somethin'? 2011)Big James and the Chicago Playboys - Low Down Dirty Blues (The Big Payback 2012)David Herzhaft - Louisiana (Jazzin' Around Disc 2 2007)Boy Wells - Love in Vain (Blue Skies Calling 2011)Tom Principato Band - Too Damn Funky (Raising The Roof 2008)Guitar Not So Slim - You Call It Lazy (Bailout 2011)Vinny Roth - For Blues Sake (2 Stratz Are Better Than 1 2007)  

http://www.raven.dj/rnb - this week - Little Charlie and the Nightcats * Bob Cheevers * Eric Bibb * Coco Montoya * Moreland and Arbuckle * Magda Piskorczyk * Doc Span * Chase The Sun * Marcia Ball * Tommy Castro * Chris Smither * Matt Schofield

Love, Loss, and Used Guitars:  PT tells the tale of a pretty guitar, an evil corporation, a struggling music store and a kid who loved baseball.  Featuring music by Little Charlie and the Nightcats, Thee Exciters, and Willie Shutter.

In the first full week after the Memorial Day weekend in the US, we're full-on into unofficial summer, full of sunny skies, long days, and a generally pretty upbeat mood. And, we break out the ‘57 Cadillac convertible of the blues for a long full-speed road trip down Highway 61. Little Charlie and the Nightcats, Robert Ward, Mark Hummel, Roy Rogers, and Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers are going to make it nearly impossible to avoid moving around in your seat. It's a good the the ‘57 has huge bench seats, because you won't be able to sit still. Don't buckle in, just let it all out for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

In the first full week after the Memorial Day weekend in the US, we're full-on into unofficial summer, full of sunny skies, long days, and a generally pretty upbeat mood. And, we break out the ‘57 Cadillac convertible of the blues for a long full-speed road trip down Highway 61. Little Charlie and the Nightcats, Robert Ward, Mark Hummel, Roy Rogers, and Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers are going to make it nearly impossible to avoid moving around in your seat. It's a good the the ‘57 has huge bench seats, because you won't be able to sit still. Don't buckle in, just let it all out for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

show#19105.13.07a giant Spinner's sectionBlues Band: victim of love (Tom McGuinness) (Back For More, Ariola, 1989)Gary Primich: she was a dreamer (John Lee Williamson)  (Travelin' Mood, Flying Fish, 1994)Little Charlie & the Nightcats: you got your hooks in me (Rick Estrin) (Shadow Of The Blues, Alligator, 1998)Kim Wilson: oh baby (Dixon/Jacobs) (Smokin' Joint, MC Records, 2001)Junior Watson: five long letters (Woo Woo Moore) (Long Overdue, Black Magic, 1993)Mitch Kashmar: half pint-a-whiskey (Rudolph Toombs) (Wake Up & Worry, Delta Groove, 2006)Delbert McClinton: it's love baby (24 hours a day) (T. Jarrett) (Genuine Cowhide, ABC, 1976)Howlin' Wilf & the Vee-Jays: hello stranger (Barbara Lewis) (Cry Wilf!, Big Beat, 1986)Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets: all my love in vain (Sonny Boy Williamson) (Talk To You By Hand, Black Top, 1981)The Nighthawks: movin' up in class (Nighthawks) (Ten Years Live, Chesapeake, 1982)Johnny Winter: tired of tryin' (Johnny Winter) (Nothin' But The Blues, Blue Sky, 1977)Arno: hey sister (A. Hintjens/S. Feys) (Charles Ernest, Delabel, 2002)Dr. Feelgood: bums rush (L. Brilleaux/J. Guitar) (Fast Women And Slow Horses, Chiswick, 1982)Candye Kane: freak lover (Mark Unobski) (Diva La Grande, Discovery/Antone's, 1997)Otis Grand: 5 to 99 blues (Grand/Basson) (Nothing Else Matters…, Sequel, 1994) 

show#16510.29.06Ben Bowen King - Preacher's Hellbound Train (from Sidewalk Saints, Roots Gospel Guitar on Talking Taco Music 2006 http://talkingtaco.com )Spinner's Section:Ray Wylie Hubbard: purgatory road (Growl, Philo/Rounder, 2003)Gary Moore: love that burns (Blues For Greeny, Virgin, 1995)Gary Primich: put the hammer down (Travelin' Mood, Flying Fish, 1994)Little Charlie & the Nightcats: walkin' in the shadow of the blues (Shadow Of The Blues, Alligator, 1998)Johnny Mastro & the Mama's Boys: loverman (The Black Album, Nugene Records, 2006)Back to Beardo:Howlin' Wilf and the Vee-Jays - Wonderous Place (from vinylNick Jameson - When The Blues Comes Callin'(with Paul Butterfield) (from vinyl LP Already Free on Bearsville recordsDavid Lindley and El Rayo-X - Mercury Blues (from El Rayo-X on Asylum Records 1981 http://www.davidlindley.com/ )Robin Sylar - sugar Bee (from Tricked Out on Top Cat Records 2004 http://topcatrecords.com/ )Los Super Seven with Gatemouth Brown - See that My Grave is Kept Clean (from Heard It on the X   Telarc records 2005 http://telarkrecords.co )Robson Fernades - Sweet Young Thing (from Gumbo Blues buy it here: http://www.pacificblues.com/ or check it out at http://www.robsonfernandes.com )Subscribe today at iTunes, just go to iTunes/podcasts and search for Beardo or drop me a line for further instructions... thebeardo@gmail.comhttp://www.bandanablues.com

Kelowna, British Columbia's Rick Halisheff - a.k.a. Poppa Dawg - turns in a solid set of traditional Blues penned by the excellent guitarist and singer. 'Nobody Here Feels Sorry For You' bounces between Hokum and Jump; 'Croc Talkin', a greasy, minor-key funk instrumental features some of the snarkiest wah tone ever waxed; and 'This Man' is a towering deep soul number. 'I Ain't Leavin' shuffles with Stevie Ray Vaughan power, '1, 2, Gone' swings like Ronnie Earl's best work and 'Cool Little Number' is reminiscent of Little Charlie and Rick Estrin's hipper stuff. Hailing originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Rick 'Poppa Dawg' Halisheff has played for 20 yrs in a variety of bands and has backed up such artists as Kenny 'Blues Boss' Wayne, Michael Pickett, Harpdog Brown, Sherman 'Tank' Doucette, and Juno Award winner Dave Nicol. For 10 years, he has been the bandleader and frontman for the very successful Western Canadian Blues band Dogskin Suit. In that time, they recorded 2 CDs, received airplay in Canada, and around the World including CBC's Saturday Night Blues and won numerous awards including Best Local Band 2001 & 2002 and an Honour In The Arts award. They have shared the stage as opening acts and fellow musicians with Sonny Rhodes, Michale Pickett, Tony Coleman(BB King), Fathead, Frankie Lee, Johnny V, Jeff Healey, Jim Byrnes, Donnie McDougall(The Guess Who), Danny McBride(Chris DeBurg), Shirley King, The Powder Blues, Terry Edmunds and many others. Poppa Dawg poppa dawg my space

More JJ Cale and Mark Knopfler together with new CDs from Little Charlie and the Nightcats, Roomful Of Blues and Ana Popovic

New music from Little Charlie and the Nightcats, plus a couple tunes that help explain just what Bandana Blues, is. We also say goodbye to Oscar Brown Jr.