Podcast appearances and mentions of liz brasher

It's Mempho Time! ------------------------------The 2021 Mempho Festival is FINALLY here! What a couple of months since the last Panic shows - the Wilmington shows were epic, the Asheville shows serviceable, and then Napa and NYC got canceled, and JB got COVID. But, everyone is healthy and the fans are ready for the Memphis heat! Aside from the Panic, the festival lineup is pretty great, with the Avetts, Nathaniel Rateliff, Black Pumas, Liz Brasher, City Champs, and more gracing the stages at the Memphis Botanic Gardens. We are so excited to have you come to town! Check out this episode for a Mempho preview, some setlist wishcasting, and Jeff's very extensive dining, drinking, doing, and watching recommendations to keep you and yours occupied during a busy SEC Saturday. Go visit that Stax Museum of American Soul Music, too! Even though Harvey only listens to JRAD these days, Jeff has a couple of Panic show recommendations for you from fall 94 and 99 - enjoy! ****Links below go to whole show streams from Relisten powered by Panicstream*27 September 1994 - Jacksonville, FL - Memorial AuditoriumMaggot Brain > Chilly Water26 September 1999 - Clemson, SC - Littlejohn ColiseumPapa Legba > PAYMH > Pleas > Conrad See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A unique and trailblazing talent, Jamie proudly welcomes critically acclaimed singer/songwriter Liz Brasher to the show. With a completely unique style of southern rock, Brasher has won over critics and international audiences alike earning rave reviews everywhere from NPR to Rolling Stone magazine. Her latest powerful and emotional single 'Sad Girl Status' is OUT now. Listen on your favorite streaming platform. For more: www.lizbrasher.com

Liz Brasher makes her own kind of southern music, one that's caught halfway between the garage, the church, the bar, and the bedroom. She's a soul singer. A guitar-playing rocker. A one-woman girl group. A gospel revivalist who sings the praises of secular bands like the Box Tops. It's a diverse sound rooted in the influence of Brasher's two homes: her adopted hometown of Memphis, where she recorded her debut LP, Painted Image, for Fat Possum Records; and her childhood stomping grounds in rural North Carolina, where she was raised in a musical, multi-ethnic household.  Recorded Feb. 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our own Mark Edgar Stuart interviewed the legendary Memphis producer Scott Bomar at Elcectraphonic studio back in May of 2018. Scott has worked with a multitude of artists in the industry including Al Green, the Bo-Keys, Liz Brasher and many more!  Recorded May 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SUGARAY RAYFORD is a Texas-born soul blues singer nominated for two blues music awards in 2019 including B.B. King Entertainer of the Year. Possessing a magnetic personality, and an old school vocal style that echoes Muddy Waters, Otis Redding and Teddy Pendergrass, Rayford is also a stellar dancer with moves reminiscent of the Legendary James Brown. ‘Somebody Save Me’ on Forty Below Records is an ambitious album that slides gracefully between the new blues of Gary Clarke Jr. and Fantastic Negrito, the rock & soul stylings of The War & Treaty and the vintage Daptones soul of the late Charles Bradley and Sharon Jones, bringing a fresh take to classic sounds. LIZ BRASHER makes her own kind of southern music. She's a soul singer. A guitar-playing rocker. A one-woman girl group. A gospel revivalist who sings the praises of secular bands like the Box Tops. It's a diverse sound rooted in the influence of Brasher's two homes: her adopted hometown of Memphis, where she recorded her debut LP, Painted Image, for Fat Possum Records; and her childhood stomping grounds in rural North Carolina, where she was raised in a musical, multi-ethnic household. WoodSongs Kid: George Fields is a twelve year old banjo picker from Stamping Ground, Kentucky.

Tis the season—for 2019 countdowns! The Listening Booth’s annual Best In Mix for 2019 kicks off today with a look back at the artists who decked our halls this year. In this part 1 of 2, DJRePete checks in with folk from William Tyler and The Mountain Goats, R&B and blues with Blood Orange and Liz Brasher, and power electro from the likes of Prince Rama and !!!. Plus a self indulged favorite from Radical Face and high energy punk rock to start your day with Dressy Bessy. Escape the holiday tunes and let the countdown begin! 00:00 - Mic Break 01:11 - Fearless - Dressy Bessy 05:14 - What Do I Get - Dressy Bessy 08:26 - Go Getter - Necking 09:26 - Kudis - Skux 12:16 - Face First - The Paranoyds 15:37 - My Teeth Hurt - Ezra Furman 18:07 - Mic Break 18:57 - Tuesday Feeling (Choose To Stay) - Blood Orange feat Tinashe 21:44 - Hand to the Plow - Liz Brasher 24:34 - Whatever Happens - Jesper Lindell 28:34 - Celaphine - Daddy Long Legs 31:45 - Two Strings - Thomas Mudrick 33:39 - Two Minutes to Midnight - Luke Lalonde 36:10 - The Perpetual Optimist - Luke Lalonde 39:05 - Mic Break 40:13 - Never Let You Go - Wintersleep 42:55 - In League With Dragons - The Mountain Goats 45:56 - Girl - SYML 49:22 - Fail Safe - William Tyler 52:30 - Mic Break 52:58 - My Wing - Hiss Golden Messenger 57:13 - Brush Your Hair - Sacred Paws 60:28 - The Lives Of Elevators - Orouni 63:51 - My Frankenstein - U.S. Highball 66:16 - Don't Panic - The Harmaleighs 69:01 - Henry in Forever Phases - Luke Temple 72:56 - It's True - The Safes 75:03 - Mic Break 75:31 - Tokyo - White Lies 79:05 - Movies - Circa Waves 82:21 - We’re Alive - Band of Skulls 85:44 - F.A.T.E. (Brought Us Together) - Prince Rama 89:43 - Fun For Everyone (Minions) - Partner 91:45 - Sometimes The Dogs Don't Find You - Andrew Deadman 95:53 - Limelight - Dear Boy 99:46 - Mic Break 100:03 - Turning Off the Rain - Magdalena Bay 101:31 - Serbia Drums - !!! 105:06 - America Is Your Boyfriend (Tim Goldsworthy Remix) - Steve Mason 108:24 - Stitch It Up - Mark Lanegan 111:18 - Banana Peel - Thomas Mudrick 115:09 - Mic Break 115:45 - Dead Ends - Radical Face 120:08 - Finish

SUGARAY RAYFORD is a Texas-born soul blues singer nominated for two blues music awards in 2019 including B.B. King Entertainer of the Year. Possessing a magnetic personality, and an old school vocal style that echoes Muddy Waters, Otis Redding and Teddy Pendergrass, Rayford is also a stellar dancer with moves reminiscent of the Legendary James Brown. ‘Somebody Save Me' on Forty Below Records is an ambitious album that slides gracefully between the new blues of Gary Clarke Jr. and Fantastic Negrito, the rock & soul stylings of The War & Treaty and the vintage Daptones soul of the late Charles Bradley and Sharon Jones, bringing a fresh take to classic sounds. LIZ BRASHER makes her own kind of southern music. She's a soul singer. A guitar-playing rocker. A one-woman girl group. A gospel revivalist who sings the praises of secular bands like the Box Tops. It's a diverse sound rooted in the influence of Brasher's two homes: her adopted hometown of Memphis, where she recorded her debut LP, Painted Image, for Fat Possum Records; and her childhood stomping grounds in rural North Carolina, where she was raised in a musical, multi-ethnic household. WoodSongs Kid: George Fields is a twelve year old banjo picker from Stamping Ground, Kentucky.

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With AFI, John Mellencamp, Van Morrison, The Decemberists, The Accidentals, Arrington de Dionyso, Liz Brasher, Taking Back Sunday, John Garcia, Steve Gunn, Papa Roach, Juliana Hatfield, Pedro the Lion, Balthazar, Joe Jackson, Blood Red Shoes, Walter Trout, The Dandy Warhols, Steve Hackett, Santana, Panda Bear, The Flesh Eaters and The Twilight Sad

Southern soul singer Liz Brasher reveals and reckons with the multitude of influences that come together in her music, as evidenced on her most recent release, Painted Image. Produced and hosted by music journalist Kelly McCartney in Nashville, Tennessee.

A conversation with Fat Possum recording artist Liz Brasher whose new album Painted Image is out now.

All new music on the show! New music from Grandaddy, Injury Reserve, Death List, Liz Brasher, Night Beats, Swervedriver, Royal Trux, plus much much more!

Las novedades discograficas de Enero de 2019 con AFI, John Mellencamp, Van Morrison, The Decemberists, The Accidentals, Arrington de Dionyso, Liz Brasher, Taking Back Sunday, John Garcia, Steve Gunn, Papa Roach, Juliana Hatfield, Pedro the Lion, Balthazar, Joe Jackson, Blood Red Shoes, Walter Trout, The Dandy Warhols, Steve Hackett, Santana, Panda Bear, The Flesh Eaters y The Twilight Sad

Happy New Year! Von and Rachel divulge their NYE adventures. We also discuss making the cut for board games and proper wedding behavior (hint: it includes open bars.) Music in this episode: Quaker City Night Hawks - “Better In The Morning” (QCNH) Neville Jacobs - “Makeup of a Fool” (Neville Jacobs) Left Lane Cruiser - “Booga Chaka” (Claw Machine Wizard) Jon Reynolds & The Aches - “Tomorrow’s News” (A Fear Of) Deau Eyes - “Paper Stickers” (Single) Alice Wallace - “This Lonely Talking” (Into the Blue) Meat Puppets - “Warranty” (Dusty Notes) Liz Brasher -- “Body of Mine” (Painted Image) Criminal Hygiene - “Hardly News” (Run It Again) Float Here Forever - “Brilliant Mind” (Tour the Ruins)   Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Memphis-based musician Liz Brasher stops by the Fretboard Journal to talk about her early influences, her gear and much more.  Check out Liz's debut solo, 'Painted Image,' out on Fat Possum Records.   

Max and Coco interview R&B, soul, rock, and Americana recording artist Liz Brasher in a somewhat noisy Irish pub in Minneapolis.

We would to thank Cajun Curl Original Spice for their support! For some spice thats extra nice that taste spicy but dosen't feel spicy, check them out over at www.cajuncurl.comYanny or Laurel? It's your brain not your ears that decides: Guest opinionPet dog raised by Chinese family for two years turns out to be a black bearVelveeta Unveils Royal Edition of Shells & Cheese Called ‘Crowns & Cheese’Man, 25, Poses as High School Student to Play BasketballDiamonds and beer: Des Plaines brewery fuses unlikely combinationResearchers Find Two New Pages From Anne Frank's Diary Containing Dirty JokesCouple earned money on YouTube by skinning endangered animals then eating themButt rip jeans are the latest terrible jeans trend that we definitely never neededSpecial thanks to Silencyde for providing the music! Check out his music on Soundcloud here, on his YouTube channel here, and on Facebook here.Music during the break was "Outcast" by Liz Brasher! Thank you to Fat Possum Records for giving us special permission to use that clip. If you like what you hear, buy her music here! You can also like her facebook page here and check out her YouTube page here! You can also find Fat Possum Records website here. We want to hear from you! Please email the show earthoddity@planetmail.net You can also follow us on Twitter @_earthoddity and on Instagram at _earthoddity. Also like us on Facebook here and while your there, don't forget to join our group page and take part in all the hilarity that ensues! Have a great week and we love you! God bless you every one!

This week we feature Fat Possum recording artist, Liz Brasher, who recently moved to Memphis and is celebrating the release of her latest album, Outcast. Pat Mitchell sits down with Liz for an in-depth interview, and we continue our series with Dr. Barbara Ching exploring the connection between country music and the blues.

Decide - Mauno; Theory - The 1 Ohm Resistor Test; Body Of Mine - Liz Brasher, O'Lawd Oye by Nailah Blackman, Velvet Noose by Thunderpussy, Delete by Love Moor & Suaze, Dia D by Gato Preto, Acetone by Vundabar; Geeknotes: 03/14 - 17 Minute walk Out of Class @ Just Elders-East Bay, Oakland & Nationwide, 03/16 - George Clinton & P-Funk + Oddisee @ The 1015 SuperParty, SF, 03/17 - Degenderettes Antifa Art Opening @ SF Public Library, 03/18 - Young Scientists Symposium @ Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, San Pedro; Practice - Shimmy Shimmy; Push (prod. Janspot J) by Melat

We hear #2 and #1 in our Favorite Chuck Berry Song Countdown this week!  Plus we get Berry covers from both Rockpile and Jerry Lee Lewis.  We also hear new track from The Baseballs and Boz Boorer as well as tunes from 13 Cats, Matt Hill, Liz Brasher, Jessica Lee Wilkes, Charlie Thompson, Chris Casello, JD McPherson, Alan Mills with Darrel Higham and a lot more!   Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues   The Baseballs- "Never Ever" 13 Cats- "Crazy Baby"   #2 Chuck Berry- "You Never Can Tell"   Billy Fury- "Turn My Back On You" JD McPherson- "It's All Over But The Shouting" Rockpile- "Let It Rock" (live at Montreux 1980) Alan Mills (with Darrel Higham)- "Gene Jeanie" Boz Boorer- "El Camino Real" Charlie Thompson- "We're Buggin' Out" Chris Casello Trio- "Linda Lu" Jerry Lee Lewis- "Promised Land" Jessica Lee Wilkes- "Love Like Crazy" Joe Alexander & The Cubans (with Chuck Berry on guitar)- "Oh Maria" Liz Brasher- "Muddy Roots" Matt Hill- "Caramel Baby" Bill Haley & His Comets- "Razzle Dazzle" Rocky Burnette with Darrel Higham- "Baby Bye Bye"   #1 Chuck Berry (listen to show above to reveal #1 tune in countdown)   Outro music bed:  Chuck Berry- "Long Fast Jam"

Grammy Award winning producer Mark Neill is our guest for part 2 of our interview this week.  We talk about working with The Black Keys album Brothers and Dan Aurbach's solo project Keep It Hid, Liz Brasher, special requests for Charlie Feathers and Jimmy Wages and more!  We'll also hear tunes from more projects he's worked on from Hillbilly Moon Explosion, Deke Dickerso, Rip Carson, Los Straitjackets, The Paladis, JD McPherson, Rockin' Ryan & The Real Goners and Lucky Stars!   Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed- Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Hillbilly Moon Explosion- "Tornado" Deke Dickerson- "Wear Out The Soles Of My Shoes" Rip Carson- "Nobody's Woman" Mark Neill segment 1 JD McPherson- "Bridgebuilder" Mark Neill segment 2 Dan Auerbach- "Heartbroken, In Disrepair" Mark Neill segment 3 The Black Keys- "I'm Not The One" Mark Neill segment 4 Rockin' Ryan & The Real Goners- "Get On Or Get Off" Mark Neill segment 5 Liz Brasher- "Muddy Roots" Mark Neill segment 6 Los Straitjackets- "San Diego Shutdown" The Paladins- "Slow Down" Mark Neill segment 7 Charlie Feathers- "One Hand Loose" Jimmy Wages- "Miss Pearl" Lucky Stars- "Honky Tonk Bound"   Outro music bed- Deke Dickerson- "Jumpin' Bean"