Podcast appearances and mentions of Marc Ford

This week is a very special episode as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Captain Content's 30th Birthday! If that wasn't enough, we have the pleasure of welcoming the amazing MIGHTY K to the party! She takes us on a trip through her own personal selections of obscure rock n' punk n' metal painstakingly curated for Robert. Cheers to Captain Content; let's light this joint up! What's this InObscuria thing? We're a podcast that exhumes obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal and puts them in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. This week Mighty K brings us all 3. We hope she turns you onto something new!Songs this week include:Law And Order - “Whiskey” from Guilty Of Innocence (1989)T-Ride - “Zombies From Hell” from T-Ride (1992)SouthGang - “Fire In Your Body” from Group Therapy (1992)The Temperance Movement - “Beast Nation” from A Deeper Cut (2018)Nudeswirl - “Ringworm” from Nudeswirl (1993)Cry Of Love - “Too Cold In The Winter” from Brother (1993)Quicksand - “Dine Alone” from Slip (1993)Please subscribe everywhere that you listen to podcasts!Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://x.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/InObscuria?asc=uCheck out Robert's amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/If you'd like to check out Kevin's band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin's band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/

SOA is back with an all-new episode! This time around, Ian and Producer Jason discuss a classic show in the Crowes Universe: 1/27/02 at the Malibu Inn, which saw Marc Ford welcoming Chris Robinson and a host of other talented friends to the stage for one big jam! Check it out!

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION BELOW!Sztuka kształtowania dźwięku i opowiadania historii przez muzykę - wywiad z Lutherem RussellemW najnowszym odcinku podcastu Pick Please gościmy wyjątkowego artystę i producenta muzycznego - Luthera Russella. Luther to człowiek wielu talentów, znany zarówno z własnej twórczości, jak i pracy producenckiej. W rozmowie opowiada o swojej drodze muzycznej, od początków w zespołach takich jak The Bootheels (z Jacobem Dylanem z The Wallflowers), Federale (z Marciem Fordem z The Black Crowes) przez The Freewheelers, aż po projekty solowe i współpracę z Jodym Stephensem (Big Star) w duecie Those Pretty Wrongs.Przyglądamy się też jego pracy nad brzmieniem i procesowi twórczemu - Luther zdradza nam kulisy produkcji, dzieląc się cennymi wskazówkami i historiami z sesji nagraniowych. Opowiada także fascynującą historię o nagrywaniu w legendarnym Abbey Road, zdradzając, jak magia tego miejsca wpływała na jego proces twórczy. Odcinek pełen jest też humoru, bo Luther z lekkością i dystansem podchodzi do anegdot z lat spędzonych w muzycznym świecie. To rozmowa pełna inspiracji, śmiechu i ciekawostek, zarówno dla fanów muzyki, jak i osób, które chciałyby zgłębić tajniki pracy producenta muzycznego.===========In the latest episode of Pick Please, we're thrilled to welcome a very special guest: musician and producer Luther Russell. Luther is a man of many talents, known both for his own music and his work behind the scenes. In our conversation, he shares his journey in music, from his early days with bands like The Bootheels (with Jacob Dylan from The Wallflowers), Federale (with Marc Ford from The Black Crowes) and The Freewheelers to his solo projects and collaboration with Jody Stephens (Big Star) in the duo Those Pretty Wrongs.We also dive into his approach to sound and his creative process. Luther offers a behind-the-scenes look at production, sharing valuable insights and stories from recording sessions. He tells a fascinating story about recording at the legendary Abbey Road studios and reveals how the magic of the place influenced his creative process. The episode is filled with humor, as Luther shares anecdotes from his years in the music world with a lighthearted, laid-back attitude. It's an inspiring, funny, and insightful conversation for both music fans and anyone interested in the art of music production.You can listen to the episode here:  https://tiny.pl/rgy89krq Spotify link: https://tiny.pl/fydwtn0wYOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/j8EiSH559gcWe encourage you to follow us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/PickPlease/and Instagram:https://tiny.pl/cxk21thumbnail:Luther Russel photo by Jim NewberryLinks:Social media:https://www.instagram.com/lutherrussellmusic/https://www.facebook.com/lutherrussell/https://x.com/lutherrussellOfficial website:https://lutherrussell.com/Curation Records and his new album:https://curationrecords.com/collections/best-selling-products/products/happiness-for-beginners-1Those Pretty Wrongs official website:http://www.thoseprettywrongs.com/Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_RussellSpotify:Luther Russell:https://tiny.pl/cffwz-5nSelective Memories: An Anthologyhttps://tiny.pl/27b3ncm3Those Pretty Wrongs:https://tiny.pl/v6k8dxdxThe Freewheelers:https://tiny.pl/qpx991r9The Bootheels:https://tiny.pl/q53b8qg4Downtown Girls single Spotify:https://tiny.pl/f-wwd65fDowntown Girls single Youtube:https://tiny.pl/fq9grd3hLink to a social media of an organizer of Those Pretty Wrongs concert in Paris - Life is a Minestrone:https://www.facebook.com/lifeisaminestronebloghttps://www.instagram.com/life.is.a.minestrone/Check

This week Brian and Jason chat about Jason being asked to fill in with a band on bass. Next Brian flies solo and welcomes his guest, Los Angeles singer, song writer, guitarist, and producer, Luther Russell. Luther chats with Brian about his early band with Jakob Dylan, a lot about his early 90s band, his friendship with Marc Ford, his early 90s band The Freewheelers, joining forces in the late 90s, with Marc ford to form Federale, co-writing a song on the last Larkin Poe record, and so much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WBCQ Airdate - 7/8/23 Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with guitarist, singer, and songwriter Marc Ford. Marc ranks as one of the world's preeminent guitarists, and his song craft commands the utmost respect. Having begun his career during the 1980s with his group Burning Tree - he then went on to join the Black Crowes in late 1991. He toured and recorded on three of the Crowe's finest albums - The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, Amorica and Three Snakes and One Charm. After some time off from the band, he rejoined in 2005-2006 when they toured and released The Lost Crowes - two albums the band never released when he was a member. In 2002 Ford released his first solo album, It's About Time. Mark's most recent release is the Live In Germany, which is available through all major streaming services and online music stores, and through his website at www.marcformusic.com

Welcome back to an all-new episode of State of Amorica! This week, David and Ian chat about the latest happenings with the band before reviewing their Top 3 Marc Ford solo tracks in honor of his 58th birthday! It's a fun chat you won't want to miss!

Another season of At Home with Mark comes to a close, but we have one hell of a closer! On this episode we're sitting down to chat with guitarist Marc Ford. Most of you will know Marc from his time spent in the Black Crowes and The Magpie Salute but Marc has been releasing music in a plethora of musical situations throughout his career. I love his approach to playing and the touch he has with slide guitar in particular! Come hang with us, it's gonna be one hell of a show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this episode, we delve into the heartening realm of middle age, inspired by Marc Ford's insightful article, "20 Reasons to be Cheerful When You're a Middle-aged Man." for the Middle-Aged Man Website. We explore the unexpected joys and silver linings of reaching this stage in life, from embracing a newfound sense of freedom and wisdom to finding humour in the little things. Join us as we discuss how middle age can indeed be a time of contentment and cheer, against all odds. For a deeper dive into my reasons, visit HERE!

This guest makes me want to go back and revisit some old favorites. Welcome drummer Stephen Hodges to the podcast. And man, we hit on a whole lot in this episode, like the importance of hanging out, how once upon a time, musicians could make a living playing a club 5 to 6 nights a week, the importance of playing with more than just sticks, and the difficulties of playing without cymbals. THAT started after meeting and playing with Tom Waits and learning his unusual percussive desires. But his career began way before that as an accompanist in college for the dance department. In addition to playing with Tom Waits, he's played with some other legendary artists like Billy Preston, David Lynch, Marc Ford, Stevie Wonder, and Mavis Staples. He was also in one of the strangest touring versions of Smashing Pumpkins. Stephen talks about how he began his long-term gig with Mavis Staples. In fact, they had to cancel their first two gigs because they rehearsed so hard that Mavis had to rest her voice! His job with Mavis has also given him a fascinating look into the unique relationship between her and Bob Dylan, which almost led to him filling in for Dylan's drummer. Almost. He has a new album with mssv, his band with Mike Baggetta and Mike Watt, called Human Reaction. This band is a unique mix of jazz and punk. It's fascinating! Stephen talks about the band, how they write and play the music live, well ahead of recording it. The music is challenging and fun. You really never know where each song is going to go! Check it out at mainsteamstopvalve.com or mssv on Facebook and grab the new album Human Reaction. Check out the podcast @PerformanceAnx on X & Instagram and Performance Anxiety on Facebook or reach out at theperformanceanxietypod@gmail.com. Check out our merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. You can send coffee money to ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now enjoy a wonderful history lesson with Stephen Hodges of mssv on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to an all-new episode of State of Amorica! This week, David and Ian welcome special guest Trent Johnson (Brothers From Another Mother of a Feather) to discuss their Top 5 all-time favorite Marc Ford moments. Guitar fans take note…you won't want to miss this one!

WBCQ Airdate - 7/8/23 Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with guitarist, singer, and songwriter Marc Ford. Marc ranks as one of the world's preeminent guitarists, and his song craft commands the utmost respect. Having begun his career during the 1980s with his group Burning Tree - he then went on to join the Black Crowes in late 1991. He toured and recorded on three of the Crowe's finest albums - The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, Amorica and Three Snakes and One Charm. After some time off from the band, he rejoined in 2005-2006 when they toured and released The Lost Crowes - two albums the band never released when he was a member. In 2002 Ford released his first solo album, It's About Time - which began a period of surviving in a cutthroat music business while also being a dedicated family man. Ford won a NAACP award for his work on the Ben Harper and Blind Boys of Alabama album There Will Be A Light, and he has produced, performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Ryan Bingham, Pawnshop Kings, Steepwater Band, Izzy Stradlin, Gov't. Mule, The Jayhawks, Ivan Neville, and Mike Campbell. Mark's most recent release is the Live In Germany, which is available through all major streaming services and online music stores, and through his website at www.marcformusic.com

By the time they released The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, their second studio album, The Black Crowes were already a popular band.  This album would continue their dominance, achieving a record four album rock number one hits, and debuted at the number 1 spot on the Billboard 200 album chart as well.  The Black Crowes were originally an Atlanta band during a time when hair bands were on the way down and grunge was on its way up.  Their Southern rock and blues rock style seemed to hit a sweet spot with fans.The name of the album is taken from the title of an 1835 shape note hymnal compiled by Baptist song leader William Walker.Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson were joined in the band by  Johnny Colt on bass,  Steve Gorman on drums, and newcomer Marc Ford on guitar who replaced Jeff Cease.  Keyboardist Eddie Harsch was also added at this time and would later be named as a full band member.  The Black Crowes have sold more than 30 million albums, and Melody Maker magazine calls them “The Most Rock 'n' Roll Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World.”  Though only Chris and Rich Robinson remain from the original band, the Black Crowes continue to tour and record as of 2023.Lynch takes us on a journey down this blues rock album path. Sting MeThe opening track on the album was also the second commercial single released.  It has a female vocal backing that hearkens back to southern gospel choirs.  The lyrics are about a girl that keeps breaking the singer's heart, or it could also be about heroin use.  The Black Crowes were vocal proponents of legalization for recreational drugs.Black Moon CreepingFuzzy guitar distortion and harmonica drive this deep cut.  The lyrics are about people keeping secrets, and it has a little darker, funky edge.  “What you got buried in your back yard?  What secret do you sleep with when the black moon come?”RemedyThis is the big hit from the album, which reached number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 on the Billboard album rock tracks chart.  It is about freedom, and was written in response to the war on drugs.   ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme song from the late night variety show “The Tonight Show” Johnny Carson would take a final bow this month on his iconic late night show, to be replaced by Jay Leno.  STAFF PICKS:The Wild Life by Slaughter Rob leads off the staff picks with a hair metal anthem.  This is from Slaughter's second album of the same name.  The band gets its name from its founder and front man Mark Slaughter.  The album debuted at number 8 on the Billboard 200 Album Charts.  Slaughter had five studio albums and three live albums.Temple of Love by The Sisters of MercyWayne rocks out with a song re-released in 1992, and originally performed in 1983.  The Sisters of Mercy are from the UK underground scene, and this is their biggest hit, though it did not do well in the States.  The name of the group comes from a Leonard Cohen song.The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead by XTC British post punk band XTC dropped this song on their 12th studio album, Nonsuch.  It went to number 1 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart.  XTC founter Andy Partridge was inspired to write this song after watching a carved jack o'-lantern that he had put on his fence post decay over time.  The Crash Test Dummies would cover this song in 1994's comedy film “Dumb and Dumber.”Cats in the Cradle by Ugly Kid JoeLynch features a cover of a song originally done by Harry Chapin in 1974.  The Ugly Kid Joe version made it to number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The song is about a father who doesn't make time for his son as he grows up, and reaps what he sews when the son doesn't have time for the father as an adult.   NOVELTYTRACK:Summer Song by Joe SatrianiGuitar virtuoso Joe Satriani had a huge hit with this instrumental from his "Extremist" album.  

Ta płyta miała być jeszcze większym hitem niż jej debiutancka poprzedniczka z 1990 r. Nie była. Miała być również bardziej ambitna artystycznie i dojrzalsza. BYŁA. W odcinku #33 Pick Please Podcast rozmawiamy o Southern Harmony and Musical Companion zespołu Black Crowes - krążku, który w 1992 r. zachwycił fanów southern rocka. Potwierdził zarazem absolutną klasę zespołu….który od początku był skazany na samozagładę (mimo, że dziś znowu są w trasie).muzyka: Łukasz WojciechowskiZachęcamy też do śledzenia naszego profilu na Facebooku - https://www.facebook.com/PickPlease/LINKOWNIA:O zespole (wikipedia) - https://tiny.pl/wm6r5 O studiu, w którym nagrywano - https://tiny.pl/wm6m8 Talkbox - https://tiny.pl/wm6m1 (wikipedia)Wywiad z Chrisem Robinsonem (wypowiedź o tym, dlaczego sprzedaż tej płyty poszła słabiej niż Shake Your Money Maker) - https://tiny.pl/wm6mb O płycie Southern Harmony and Musical Companion (Wikipedia) - https://tiny.pl/wm6gg Ranking 100 najlepszych płyt gitarowych w historii (guitarworld) - https://tiny.pl/wm6gwO płycie (loudersound) - https://tiny.pl/wm6rdPŁYTY:Black Crowes - Southern Harmony and Musical Companion (1992) - https://tiny.pl/wmsb8 Black Crowes - Shake your money maker (1990) https://tiny.pl/wmsb6 UTWORY (Spotify):Remedy - https://tiny.pl/wmszd She Talks to Angels - https://tiny.pl/wmsbb Hard to handle - https://tiny.pl/wmsbz VIDEO:Jimmy and Black Crowes (Live at Jay Leno) - Wanton Song https://tiny.pl/wmszg VH1 Storytellers (Youtube) - https://tiny.pl/wm6tw PODCASTY:Podcast (The Music Dicts) https://tiny.pl/wm6gn Podcast (Cosmic America) https://tiny.pl/wm6g2 Podcast (Ridiculous Rock Record Reviews) - https://tiny.pl/wm6gs  Książka: Steve Gorman, Steven Hyden - “Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir” - https://tiny.pl/wm6gv  Inne, pomocne linki:Savingcountrymusic.com - https://tiny.pl/wm6r4  southeastofheaven.com - https://tiny.pl/wm6r8 

Mark “Muddy” Dutton Interview: Tons of stories, getting sober, connecting with Slim Jim Phantom, Tracy Guns, Chris Robinson, Marc Ford, Chris Shiflett… top 3 musical experiences...playing with Bob Weir & Phil Lesh… becoming more balanced… being sensitive & learning what's important in life. GREAT, honest convo: Cool Guitar & Music T-Shirts!: http://www.GuitarMerch.com   Mark Dutton's either played with, produced, engineered, or co-written with artists like Chris Robinson in The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Mark Ford, Kathy Valentine, The Go-Go's, Dwight Yoakam, LA Guns, Gilby Clarke, Jessica Simpson, Brian Jonestown Massacre & Chris Shiflett. He and his partner also run a company that specializes in developing young talent Subscribe & Website:  https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe Support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support

George Throgood konsertoi Suomessa seitsemättä ja kahdeksatta kertaa, Tampereella ja Helsingissä. David Lee Roth ja the Black Crowes ovat julkaiseet kiinnostavaa uutta ja uusvanhaa musiikkia. Sami Ruokangas kertoo studiossa juttujaan näistä ja vähän muustakin. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6B0sfboIVu5JFNbrzIZkpK?si=64123ee5f69a42ba Black Crowesin levynjulkaisukeikka: https://youtu.be/rC7ZM7hM-eg Menossa ovat mukana myös George Thorogood & the Destroyers, Puistoblues, AC/DC, Gary Moore, Hound Dog Taylor, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, Pauli Kauppila, Hank Carter, Buddy Leach, Jim Suhler, Billy Blough, Jeff Simon, Eppu Normaali, Jari Suutarinen, Vesa Heilala, David Lee Roth, John 5, Van Halen, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Pete Angelus, Rolling Stones, Marc Bolan, Lowell George, Little Feat, Rich Robinson, Chris Robinson, David Bowie, the Temptations, Was (Not Was), Don Was, Steve Gorman, Sven Pipien, Marc Ford, the Magpie Salute, Blackberry Smoke, Charlie Starr, Brit Turner, Les Binks' Priesthood, Mark Taylor, KK Downing, KK's PRIEST ja The Cavern.

Abrimos este número 23 con nuestra portada, uno de los últimos trabajos de Mos Generator, The Lantern, que vio la luz en 2021. Escuchamos también una de las últimas novedades de Sonic Youth, este recopilatorio de diferentes directos, de su etapa más experimental, que se ha publicado bajo el título In/Out/In, este 2022. Nuestra primera mirada al rock clásico la dimos al rock progresivo de los norteamericanos Leviathan, de los que escuchamos su único álbum publicado, el homónimo disco de 1974. Volvimos a escuchar al guitarrista y compositor Marc Ford, esta vez en directo con Live in Germany, de reciente publicación. Disfrutamos con el progresivo contemporáneo de Anekdoten, una de nuestras bandas favoritas de ese ramillete brutal de talentos nórdicos que tanto nos gustan. Escuchamos su álbum debut, Vemod, publicado en 1993. Volveremos al rock clásico de la mano de Jefferson Airplane y sus directos en el Fillmore East and West, publicados en 1969 bajo el nombre Bless Its Pointed Little Head. Y cerraremos con otra novedad, el single de los británicos Amplifier, otra de nuestras joyas ocultas, que el pasado 2021 publicaron este estupendo Red Feather. Que lo disfrutéis.

It doesn't matter wether it's your first six figures in business, or your next, both bring different challenges (lets not call them problems!) I'm Marc Ford, and let's get you the 6 figure business your hard work deserves. And that's the simple premise of the podcast. A simple, easy to listen to business podcast that understands everyone is making this s### up as we go along, and we'd like you to be given the ideas of what to do, how to do it and why you should do it as you build your first or next six figure business. Learning from others mistakes, successes and stories and giving you the business your hard work deserves and the rewards that go with it. In this episode Marc talks to Alexis Kingsbury, an award-winning entrepreneur, with over 10 years of experience, currently running two Software as a Service Businesses (AirManual and Spidergap) with a remote & global team, and supports others as a board member or consultant including well known companies like Sony PlayStation. In the last few years, Alexis has worked with 100's of business leaders to help save them 1,000s of hours of their time each year and unlock their business' growth. He's been sharing his findings, and it's had a huge impact on many businesses. - In this episode we discuss the first stepping stones of getting you time back to grow your six figure business. - And a brand new segment called 'Trading Estate Tunes' - a bit like Dessert Island Discs, but with more shrink wrap, pallet wood and less sand. Follow Marc Ford MBA:

It doesn't matter wether it's your first six figures in business, or your next, both bring different challenges (lets not call them problems!) I'm Marc Ford, and let's get you the 6 figure business your hard work deserves. And that's the simple premise of the podcast. A simple, easy to watch business podcast that understands everyone is making this s### up as we go along, and we'd like you to be given the ideas of what to do, how to do it and why you should do it as you build your first or next six figure business. On this episode of the Next Six Figure podcast we have a wonderful special guest and someone who has been there, done that, got the tee-shirt and the duty free…we also tackle one of the biggest problems that comes up time and time again as business owners which is employing staff. Not just that…employing the right staff. Danielle Mulvey is a former flight attendant-turned-entrepreneur who has cracked the code on recruiting and retaining what she refers to as “5-Star Employees”: game-changing, dedicated, hardworking people who make big plays and get real, consistent results. Danielle has scaled her several companies to over $50 million in annual revenue while spending less than 10 hours each week overseeing their operations. Danielle's own team of trusted 5-Star Employees provides her with the freedom to spend the rest of her workweek guiding other entrepreneurs through podcasting, workshops, and community curating. In addition to running her companies and assisting other entrepreneurs, Danielle is the Chief Curator of The ALL IN Company Community, which strategically advises other entrepreneurs on attracting and hiring 5-Star Employees. She has been developing, testing, and sharing these ideas for more than 10 years now, with a staggering 90% success rate! Ladies and Gentlemen…Danielle Mulvey… On todays show discuss: What is a 5-Star Employee? 
 If I pay someone more will that motivate them to do more or perform at a higher level? 
 What is the biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when making their first few significant hires? Why you shouldn't hire a ‘Rainbow, Sparkly Unicorn' 11 Traits of 5-Star Employees How to hire a 5-Star Employee 
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Outside the 9-5, Lessons Learned on the Road to a Business Earned It doesn't matter wether it's your first six figures in business, or your next, both bring different challenges (lets not call them problems!) I'm Marc Ford, and let's get you the 6 figure business your hard work deserves. And that's the simple premise of the podcast. A simple, easy to listen to business podcast that understands everyone is making this s### up as we go along, and we'd like you to be given the ideas of what to do, how to do it and why you should do it as you build your first or next six figure business. Learning from others mistakes, successes and stories and giving you the business your hard work deserves and the rewards that go with it. In this episode I discuss the lessons learned outside of the 9-5 to a business of 6 figures and beyond with Coach, Author and Podcaster , Anna Lundberg. Anna is the founder of One Step Outside, where she helps experienced professionals around the world design the career, the business and the lifestyle that brings them more freedom, flexibility, and fulfilment – outside of the conventional 9 to 5.  She is the host of the Reimagining Success podcast and author of Leaving the Corporate 9 to 5.  

Nuestra portada hoy fue una de las sorpresas del año 2021 en cuanto a Rock Alternativo e Indie. Black Country, New Road publicaron su excelente For The First Time, del que se escribieron ríos y ríos de tinta. Después escuchamos algo del guitarrista, ex Black Crowes, Marc Ford, su segundo álbum de estudio, Weary And Wired, publicado en 2007. La primera mirada de este número al rock clásico fue a la música de Blossom Toes, una de las bandas de la ola psicodélica británica de finales de los 60. Escuchamos If Only for a Moment, que vio la luz en 1969. Uno de los impactos del año pasado fue sin duda el descubrimiento de los finlandeses Gájanas, banda cuyos miembros pertenecen a la etnia Sámi y que mezclan en su música, rock progresivo con elementos étnicos y folklóricos de su gente. Escuchamos su estupendo álbum debut, Cihkkojuvvon, del año pasado. Después volvimos a escuchar a Doves, banda británica de Alternativo que publicaron algunos excelentes álbumes como su tercero de estudio, Some Cities, de 2005. Y cerraremos de vuelta a los clásicos con Thundermother y su único álbum, publicado en 1970, No Red Rowan. Que lo disfrutéis!

Nuestra portada hoy fue una de las sorpresas del año 2021 en cuanto a Rock Alternativo e Indie. Black Country, New Road publicaron su excelente For The First Time, del que se escribieron ríos y ríos de tinta. Después escuchamos algo del guitarrista, ex Black Crowes, Marc Ford, su segundo álbum de estudio, Weary And Wired, publicado en 2007. La primera mirada de este número al rock clásico fue a la música de Blossom Toes, una de las bandas de la ola psicodélica británica de finales de los 60. Escuchamos If Only for a Moment, que vio la luz en 1969. Uno de los impactos del año pasado fue sin duda el descubrimiento de los finlandeses Gájanas, banda cuyos miembros pertenecen a la etnia Sámi y que mezclan en su música, rock progresivo con elementos étnicos y folklóricos de su gente. Escuchamos su estupendo álbum debut, Cihkkojuvvon, del año pasado. Después volvimos a escuchar a Doves, banda británica de Alternativo que publicaron algunos excelentes álbumes como su tercero de estudio, Some Cities, de 2005. Y cerraremos de vuelta a los clásicos con Thundermother y su único álbum, publicado en 1970, No Red Rowan. Que lo disfrutéis!

It doesn't matter wether it's your first six figures in business, or your next, both bring different challenges (lets not call them problems!) I'm Marc Ford, and let's get you the 6 figure business your hard work deserves. And that's the simple premise of the podcast. A simple, easy to listen to business podcast that understands everyone is making this s### up as we go along, and we'd like you to be given the ideas of what to do, how to do it and why you should do it as you build your first or next six figure business. Learning from others mistakes, successes and stories and giving you the business your hard work deserves and the rewards that go with it. In this episode we discuss the first stepping stone of a real six figure business - your brand and branding. Follow Marc Ford MBA: 

AC/DC : Back In Black La reprise, l'original Nickelback : We Will Rock You Queen : We Will Rock You Jack Kays & Travis Barker : SIDEWAYS (nouveauté) Jet : Are You Gonna Be My Girl The Rolling Stones : Sympathy For The Devil Lou Reed : Walk On The Wild Side Spoon : Lucifer On The Sofa (nouveauté) John Lennon : I'm Losing You Buffalo Jr. : Saturdays and Throwaways (feat Marc Ford) (nouveauté) Creedence Clearwater Revival : Born On The Bayou Rachel Yamagata : Sunday Afternoon Mustii : It's Happening Now (nouveauté) Joe Satriani : Always With Me, Always With You La reprise l'original Faith No More : War Pigs Black Sabbath : War Pigs Steve Vai : Greenish Blues (nouveauté) Pink Floyd : Echoes The Dramatics : In The Rain Benjamin Corson : Mirage (nouveauté)

Welcome back to the State of Amorica! This week, David and Ian are pleased to welcome Elijah Ford to the podcast! Elijah discusses his life in music, his latest release and his time on the road and in the studio with his father Marc Ford. It's a conversation that can't be missed!

Welcome back to the State of Amorica! This week, David & Ian welcome Rick Stout, singer/songwriter/guitarist for Buffalo Jr! Rick discusses the band's new album, Indigo Groove (which features collaborations with Marc Ford on every track), as well as his personal history with The Black Crowes. You have to check this one out!

Welcome back to State of Amorica! This week, David & Ian welcome Mark Dutton to the show! The guys chat with Mark about his storied career, including his early days in Burning Tree, his later work with Marc Ford and his time in the Chris Robinson Brotherhood. It's a great discussion you won't want to miss!

By any measure, Phil Jones has had an amazing career as a rock n' roll drummer, percussionist and producer. You've almost certainly heard his playing on a number of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers hits, as well as on “Free Fallin'” and “Runnin' Down a Dream” from Tom's biggest solo album, “Full Moon Fever.” He was a member of the ‘70s band Crabby Appleton, and has also recorded and played with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Joe Walsh, Roy Orbison, Waddy Wachtel, Marc Ford and a host of other elite artists. Hear my chat with Phil on this week's KMB.

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The Black Crowes broke up after the Lions tour, and it seemed fairly unlikely that they'd be getting back together anytime soon. Yet just a few years later, the band was back again, and with most of the original group back in place! But after a couple of tours and an aborted attempt at an album, things started to fall apart a bit --- Marc Ford left, Eddie Harsch got fired, and suddenly the number of prime-era members was down to the Brothers Robinson and Steve Gorman. They did manage to add North Mississippi All-Stars guitarist (and rock scion) Luther Dickinson, but it was unclear what the destiny of the band was at this point.Which is what made the content of Warpaint somewhat surprising. The album laid out a set of songs that was both familiar and unfamiliar territory for the Crowes - heavily blues influenced, but with specks of influence of the Robinsons' respective solo careers, plus a more subtle and refined lead guitar sound. The songwriting wasn't quite up to the all-time highs of some of the band's 90s output, but it was also pretty far ahead of By Your Side in places. To some degree the album feels like another progression of the group's sound from Lions, but in many ways it feels like a very different group. Somewhat lost in the shuffle of the group's albums, this one deserves to be revisited.

Less than a decade after a multi-platinum debut album, the Black Crowes found themselves at a crisis point in 1998. Gone were lead guitarist Marc Ford and bassist Johnny Colt. Gone was their label. And the Crowes found themselves increasingly out of musical fashion. Enter Columbia Records, Kevin "Caveman" Shirley, VH1 Behind The Music, and a new batch of harder-rocking songs. By Your Side retained some of the DNA of its unreleased predecessor, but had a completely different vibe - less The Band and more late-period Aerosmith. Rich Robinson took on most (if not all) of the guitar work, as guitar solos gave way to layered riffs. The results were...interesting. Some of the songs yielded a welcome shot of adrenalin, some felt like they were missing a few pieces, and a couple ended up being among the worst songs the band would officially release in their career. It's not a bad album per se, but for a band as talented musically as the Black Crowes, it was a bit of a disappointment. Still worth listening to, though! And we do that here, going track by track and evaluating what worked and what didn't on this album.

Episode 22: The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion (by The Black Crowes). McCartney In Goal is the podcast that debates and dissects the great albums of popular rock music, using a competitive knock-out format. Today we’re discussing, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion which is the second studio album by US rock band The Black Crowes, released on May 12, 1992 by Def American Records. It was the first album by the band to feature Marc Ford on lead guitar, replacing Jeff Cease, who was fired the year before, and the first to feature keyboardist Eddie Harsch. McCartney In Goal -vs- TwitterSupport the show (http://mccartneyingoal.com)

Alex, Galen, and special guest Ron McFall are back to talk about the unreleased music from what was probably the band's most fertile time period --- the mid 1990s. Chris is in Los Angeles, Rich is in Georgia, but the music continues to come unabated, and there's a lot of magical stuff that didn't make official release from the various projects that were underway. We talk in depth about the Sweet Pickle Salad sessions (which only included Chris and Marc Ford) and the remarkable range and depth of those songs. We also take a listen to several songs recorded at various points between 1993 and 1995, including some cuts that were on the aborted "Tall" album as well as some songs that never got quite that far. Unreleased Crowes tracks can be pretty interesting and compelling, so if you're looking for some new ideas or directions on the music, this is a great place to start.

Is this the Crowes' magnum opus? Quite possibly yes. The band was hot after two long tours on the success of Shake Your Money Maker, and back in the recording studio with fresh musical ideas, improved playing techniques, and most importantly, two new members of the band who would steer the ship in an new, more virtuosic direction. Marc Ford on lead guitar and Eddie Harsch on keyboards immediately wove themselves into the Crowes' 70s rock and roll stew, adding incredible textures and leads across a collection of songs that reaches for the same sort of soul-influenced canvas that bands like the Faces, Free, and the mid-period Stones and Allman Brothers painted. The results are stunning, and highlight all of the best aspects of the band.

Today's guest talking to Marc Ford, Editor in Chief at YBKBS Small Business News for Smart Business Owners, is multi New York Times best-selling author, Mike Michalowicz. His book ‘Fix This Next' and it's diagnostic tool draws on the five identified levels of needs shared by every single small business in the world.  His goal with the Fix This Next concept is to help eradicate small business owner poverty by showing business owners a simple system to uncover their greatest challenges.  Actually knowing those challenges, they can then systematically fix the issues that will give them the greatest impact on improving their business, without burning out trying to fix everything at once. Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Mike Michalowicz... Follow Mike here: Website : http://www.mikemichalowicz.com YBKBS here:

Did somebody say new episode? We did! This time around, David & Ian do another installment in their Under Review series, this time discussing Marc Ford's debut solo album, "It's About Time." You won't want to miss it!

This week we open with Rock That Says My Name by The Steel Woods, to honor the memory of The Steel Woods guitarist Rowdy Cope, who suddenly and unexpectedly passed just recently. Brian and Jason then discuss the new live record from Marc Ford, Live From Germany. Then the guys discuss the anniversary of The Black Crowes record By Your Side, a controversial record amongst the fan base. Next they welcome their guest, blues-rock guitarist Mike Ross, from the UK, for another installment of Across The Pond. The guys discuss how Mike got started, the formation of the Mike Ross Band, the UK blues-rock super group RHR, and being guitar tech for Rich Robinson through a string of dates in the UK.

Welcome back to the State of Amorica Podcast! This is a very exciting week as we welcome none other than Marc Ford to the show! We discuss all periods of Ford's career, including his time in The Black Crowes, The Magpie Salute and his most recent release, "Live In Germany." It's a great discussion no fan of the band will want to miss! Twitter: @stateofamorica Instagram: State of Amorica Podcast Facebook: The State of Amorica Podcast Email: stateofamorica@gmail.com

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First episode of 2021! Acclaimed guitarist Marc Ford chats about his new record "Live in Germany," reflects on the Black Crowes, Guns N' Roses, and more! Special co-host, journalist Matt Wake. Subscribe to The AFD Show on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3nbGNKh Find Appetite for Distortion on: Twitter @TheAFDShow Facebook @TheAFDShow Instagram @AppetiteForDistortion Email the show: theafdshow@gmail.com

Our guest this episode Marc Ford, former lead guitarist for The Black Crowes, Burning Tree, Ben Harper, The Magpie Salute, and leader of a number of his own bands. Earlier this year (2020) the elusive  Fuzz Machine LP got a proper release and Marc has a live record releasing in January 15, 2021, Live In Germany, which is full of the same fire that his fans have come to expect. I've been enjoying it very much and know that you will, too. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Thanks for listening and for the continued support.  If you're enjoying the Couch Riffs podcast and covers videos please consider becoming a Patreon supporter. Your patronage goes a long way toward helping us reach our ambitious goals for Couch Riffs' future. And, don't forget to visit our WEBSITE to find all our audio and video content plus a link to our MERCH STORE!

Chad Lee is a San Diego drummer known for his contributions to bands such as The Silent Comedy, Mrs Henry, Creature & The Woods, and many more. Chad talks about selling everything to go all in on music, perspectives from the drummer's throne, cutting his teeth on the road touring with Marc Ford (The Black Crowes), and tapping into the spirit of Levon Helm (The Band) prepping for Mrs Henry's salute to The Last Waltz.

Brian and Jeremy have their very first guest being Joe Winters, drummer from The Steepwater Band, out of Chicago. The guys discuss how the band got started, their slowly successful, and building career, working with former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford who produced their Grace And Melody record, their latest release Turn OF The Wheel, and what you and your bandmates do when Govt Mule, and Blackberry Smoke are playing in your town on the same night.

It's taboo to talk about money. But it shouldn't be!  After all, that's why most of us work. Freelancers, small business owners, and entrepreneurs understand the difficulties inherent in the process of setting rates for our work. Pricing a physical product or a service such as a piece of software is hard enough. But setting rates for services – such as copywriting, coaching, social media work, or IT support – can feel like an absolute minefield.  Charge too much, and you risk pricing yourself out of the market. Charge too little, and you'll undersell yourself and end up feeling burned out and resentful. Especially in the current climate. I'm Marc Ford, Coach, Author and Editor for Your Best kept Business Secret and throw us like, love and share for  the five things you should keep in mind when you have the money conversation with prospective clients. Follow me on:

In this episode we are joined by Jim Wilson of Motor Sister. The former leader of Mother Superior returns to the podcast to talk about Motor Sister’s second album, working with Scott Ian on the new music, the power that John Tempesta and Joey Vera bring to the band, working with Pearl Aday, Anthrax, future touring plans, the status of his new music with Phil Jones, having different outlets for different styles of music, working with Marc Ford, playing with Daniel Lanois, his The Vinyl Shelf radio show, vinyl collecting, and a ton more! We kick the show off with a great 90s track from Slick Lilly. Thanks for listening, and please share! #podcast #motorsister #allkillernofiller This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow DEB on Facebook and Twitter to get updates on upcoming shows at the IDL Ballroom from LA Guns, Dead Metal Society, and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! This episode is also brought to you by Sunset Tattoo. Sunset Tattoo has over 25 years of experience, and is located at 3146 E. 15th St. in Tulsa, OK. They are state licensed and Mother approved! The tattoos are "Done Good and Proper" so be sure to like their facebook page for more details. Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Welcome back to another bonus installment of State of Amorica! This week, we are very excited to welcome up and coming singer/songwriter JB Strauss to the show! JB joins us for a great conversation about his background, his current release "Man Possessed" and what it was like to have Marc Ford contribute to one of its tracks. Before we speak with JB, there is a discussion about sit-ins, with David covering live guests with The Black Crowes and Ian focuses on artist contributions to other artists' albums. We had great fun recording this one and we hope you enjoy listening! State of Amorica would recommend JB's "Man Possessed" EP highly and encourage our fans to pick up a copy. CD and vinyl formats are available here: https://www.districtlines.com/JB-Strauss Want to hear some first? You can get a sample listen at: www.jbstrauss.com

Hearing the stories guitarist and songwriter Rich Robinson has to tell from his 35+ year experience in music are simply amazing for any music lover, and I must admit this interview inspired me a great deal. Robinson talks about his early influences like R.E.M. and the Beatles, She Talks To Angels, surreal moments in his career, his critique of the music industry, his friendship with fellow guitarist Marc Ford, the fractured relationship with his brother (and former The Black Crowes vocalist) Chris Robinson, and a lot more. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/FaceCulture)

In Episode 28, we called up musician Jason (Jay) Byrd of Jay Byrd & the Musical Trust and South Rail to discuss Marietta, GA's stellar rock & roll outfit The Black Crowes and their second LP from 1992 titled The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. Produced by George Drakoulias, this lineup of The Crowes gave fans and listeners alike a new dynamic, with Marc Ford on guitar and Eddie Harsch on keys. Enjoy this free-wheeling conversation on The Black Crowes and how they reigned supreme on the airwaves on both MTV and FM radio!

Funkwrench Blues Project- Its all around you and it's grooves will blow you away. Imagine a long list of your favorite guitarists jamming on killer grooves? Check this out!!!

Mark Dutton’s either played with, produced, engineered, or co-written with artists like Chris Robinson in The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Mark Ford, Kathy Valentine, The Go-Go’s, Dwight Yoakam, LA Guns, Gilby Clarke, Jessica Simpson, Brian Jonestown Massacre & Chris Shiflett. He and his partner also run a company that specializes in developing young talent Tons of stories in this one about getting sober, getting connected with Slim Jim Phantom, Tracy Guns, Chris Robinson, Marc Ford, Chris Shiflett… top 3 musical experiences...playing with Bob Weir & Phil Lesh… becoming more balanced… being sensitive & learning what’s important in life. GREAT, honest convo:   Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar 

Welcome back for Episode 3! Rich Robinson and Marc Ford are one of the most underrated guitar duos of our generation. Rich's riffs and Marc's solos played a huge role in the success of The Black Crowes. David and Ian discuss some of their favorite contributions from these guys. Also discussed is a recent Steve Gorman interview that is circulating. It doesn't sound like Steve would be up for a reunion... Email us at: stateofamorica@gmail.com For show-related playlists, check us out on Spotify! Twitter: @stateofamorica Facebook: State of Amorica Podcast Instagram: stateofamorica

In this episode, I had the amazing opportunity to speak with best kept business secret. Marc Ford is the best kept business secret, he helps businesses utilize the secret in growing their market and reach new heights. We also get to learn what makes Marc tick and chat about some of his favorite things to do as in hobbies, movies and tv shows. Marc can be reached through his website http://www.marcford.uk where you can also get an ebook on 101 Questions for Business Owners. ——Sponsorship—— This podcast brought to you by our generous sponsors. It is hosted by Anchor and distributed to the many platforms available to you to listen on. If you’re interested in sponsoring this podcast please connect on the networks below. ——Connect Here!—— You can find Hacks & Hobbies on these popular social media networks: Facebook: fb.com/hacksandhobbies LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/hacksandhobbies Instagram: instagram.com/hacksandhobbies Twitter: twitter.com/hacksandhobbies or through our website: hacksandhobbies.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hacksandhobbies/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacksandhobbies/support

It was the last album of the Marc Ford era and some say it's finest. Ian Rice and I deep dive into one of our favorite albums. Three Snakes and One Charm was the culmination of several years of touring and songwriting for The Crowes. It was a very heavy album that never gets old.

In this episode we are joined by Jim Wilson. Jim talks with us about his new solo album “Now Playing,” how he started working with Phil Jones, collaborating with Mike Campbell and Marc Ford, future writing and collaborations with Bernard Fowler, new music coming from Motor Sister, writing with Scott, John, Joey in Motor Sister, working with Rocco DeLuca, Henry Rollins reaction to the new album, working with Henry in the Rollins Band, the early days of Mother Superior, Spotify, and a ton more! We kick off the episode with a track from Dusty Grant. Thanks for listening, and please share! #JimWilson #AllKillerNoFiller #MotorSister #DustyGrant This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Dokken, Faster Pussycat, Steelheart, Beasto Blanco, KIX, Sebastian Bach and more! This episode is also brought to you by V.I.T's Screen Printing. Check out VIT's for your band's or business' t-shirts and other screen printing needs. Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Two interviews with Rich Robinson from the Black Crowes and his new band, The Magpie Salute. The 1st interview comes from September 21st, 2017 and the 2nd interview is from June 27th, 2018. Rich discusses what caused the Black Crowes to break up, what he thinks of his brother Chris, writing "She Talks To Angels" as a teenager, becoming friends with Jimmy Page, hanging with the Rolling Stones, the passing of Eddie Harsch and the last time he talked to Gregg Allman. "High Water 1" by The Magiepie Salute will be released on August 10th. The band also features former Black Crowes members Sven Pipen and and Marc Ford.

Two interviews with Rich Robinson from the Black Crowes and his new band, The Magpie Salute. The 1st interview comes from September 21st, 2017 and the 2nd interview is from June 27th, 2018. Rich discusses what caused the Black Crowes to break up, what he thinks of his brother Chris, writing "She Talks To Angels" as a teenager, becoming friends with Jimmy Page, hanging with the Rolling Stones, the passing of Eddie Harsch and the last time he talked to Gregg Allman. "High Water 1" by The Magiepie Salute will be released on August 10th. The band also features former Black Crowes members Sven Pipen and and Marc Ford.

Episode 48 is the long-awaited second half of my conversation with Chris Lizotte. I'll repeat what I started Episode 47 with as my description of Chris, that he is known as and for a great many things by a great many people. He is a successful Christian music artist --Wait! Where are you going?! I say the words "Christian music" and you want to leave this episode behind already? Well, you'll be missing out. This is another great episode filled with a lot of laughter, deep conversation and we got really close to tears as well. Or, maybe that was just me.Again, I took these episodes with Chris as a direct challenge to make them extremely listenable for people of any and all faiths. Chris is an incredibly humble man who has done a lot of great things with his talents and gifts. We originally met about 25 years ago when a band I was singing in (yes... you read that correctly) opened up a couple/few times for Chris at various local spots.This episode doesn't exactly start right where the previous episode left off. Maybe more than some other 2-parters, you really will benefit from listening to the 1st part with Chris and I.We dig in a little more into some of the different backstory of Chris' path through music and becoming a fully-fledged recording artist: starting with his start shortly after high school with a band called The Spiritones. It was a few years later when I first met Chris and the band I was singing in (we were called 99) opened for and performed with him. Though Chris really urged me to, I saved you all and avoided putting any of that band's music on this episode.We touched on a lot of the different iterations of Chris' bands and held out some high praise for a lot of the grandiose musicians that have played with him over the years: Ray "Sleepy Ray" McDonald, Shawn Tubbs and, most recently, Marc Ford (yes... that Marc Ford, formerly of the Black Crowes).I teased this a little in my post of the 1st episode. This is way more on my shoulders than on Chris'... so, if anyone is going to complain, it should be to me. I dove right into the lions' den and brought up the topic of: "Why is so much Christian music just not great?!" It's something I have wondered for decades. I talked about a time long ago when I really tried to find more Christian music to listen to and how difficult and nearly completely unfruitful that search was for me. And, yes... I did in fact say during this episode that Christian music is like the brussel sprouts of music.Chris challenged me a little on my thoughts on this. We talked about how "the industry" works... and I know that can go for the music industry, in general. Heck... that can go for nearly any entertainment industry, when you really think about it.Christ brought up some of the early music that was not called "Christian music" before "the industry" came in and started taking over. Artists like Mavis Staples, Alison Krauss and even Bob Dylan. After recording this episode, Chris listed out a few more artists I should check out. Let me just tease this out right now: this entire conversation has led to me starting to work on a new podcast that delves into this. It's in its infant stages... but keep your eyes and ears open for that.A list of the music on this episode: Chris Lizotte "Change My Heart Oh God", The Black Peppercorns "Helplessly in Love", Dicky Ochoa "My Beloved", The Black Peppercorns "Please", Chris Lizotte "Sweet Mercy", Chris Lizotte "Close to Your Heart", Richfolk "Peace in the Middle of the Storm", Chris Lizotte "Glory to the King > I Shall Be Released".Chris Lizotte's music can be found pretty much anywhere you stream your music: iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, etc.Daddy Unscripted can be found at:iTunes | Stitcher Radio | Google Play | Tune-In RadioTwitter: @DaddyUnscriptedFacebook: Daddy Unscriptedwww.daddyunscripted.comDaddy Unscripted is proud to be a part of the Osiris Podcast Network! You can check out the... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/daddyunscripted. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luther Russell may not be a household name, but he’s managed to put together an impressive body of work over the last 30 years. He played in a pre-Wallflowers band with Jakob Dylan called The Bootheels; got signed to a major label in the 1990’s with the roots-rock outfit, The Freewheelers; worked with former Black Crowes’ guitarist Marc Ford in Federale, and is currently in a band with Big Star drummer Jody Stephens called Those Pretty Wrongs. He’s also done several solo albums where he’s played all the instruments himself.The highlights of his multi-faceted career have been cobbled together in Selective Memories: An Anthology, just out from Hanky Panky Records.

On today's episode of LET THERE BE TALK my guest is The Magpie Salute. Thats right Rich Robinson,Marc Ford,John Hogg and Sven Pipien stop by and talk all things Rock N Roll. This is a very special episode to me since you guys all know how much i love The Black Crowes and i think you guys will absolutely love it. Do not forget to check out their live record out right now on iTunes  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-magpie-salute-live/1235916177 Thanks for all your support and don't forget to leave a review and subscribe to this podcast on iTunes. To donate to the podcast follow this link. https://www.patreon.com/DeanDelray    

From The Black Crowes to The Magpie Salute: The Art of Transcendence THE MAGPIE SALUTE is an exciting new band that features musicians who have played together for decades throughout various projects and share a musical bond. The band brings Rich Robinson, the guitarist and co-founding member of The Black Crowes, together with two key members of Crowes fame - guitarist Marc Ford and bassist Sven Pipien - alongside drummer Joe Magistro and guitarist Nico Bereciartua. The Magpie Salute also boasts a fine cast of vocalists, including lead singer John Hogg (Hookah Brown, Moke), former Crowes singer Charity White and background singers, Adrien Reju and Katrine Ottosen. Embraced by music fans as soon as show dates were announced in October 2016, the band instantly sold out its first performance scheduled for January 19, 2017 at the Gramercy Theatre in New York. Driven by popular demand, three more dates were scheduled, each of which sold out within minutes! Responding to fan interest, Rich notes, “it's been a better welcome than we could have hoped for. We are humbled by the outpouring of support. It feels powerful.” Marc Ford underscored Rich's comments, noting the fan's enthusiasm about The Magpie Salute. “The fans seems to be very excited. I'm just starting to see how much this music means to people”. Building on this excitement, The Magpie Salute, will look past these shows for a possibility of more touring. The Magpie Salute marks the reunion of the Robinson and Ford guitar team which ended back in 1997 when Ford left The Black Crowes. Reflecting on his past, Rich stated, “I feel Marc and I have a deep musical connection... As I get older, I realize what a gift it is to play with people with whom you share that language of music.” Reiterating Rich's point about musical rapport, Marc added, “it's one of those things that was there before we met. Musically, we were already family.” Asked about The Magpie Salute's artistic vision and musical approach, Rich stated, " I, and everyone involved, love playing music. Not only on our own, in The Crowes and in my band, but playing music in general. We want to make music again together with a fresh perspective. To present this music I wrote in a different light with these amazing players is going to be really special to me.” To create this new sound, Rich and his ensemble have called upon their collective influences, from R&B, country and spirituals, to artists such as Sly Stone, Neil Young, and The Small Faces - a vast musical landscape which, at its core, is pure Rock n Roll. “It's also deeper than that”, Rich goes on to say. “It's freedom, it's love, it's loss, it's pure joy. It's misery, it's simultaneously arrogance and vulnerability. It is life.” Rich explains how the band members' past experiences connect to the band's moniker, The Magpie Salute. The term references a British superstition about the imperative to salute a Magpie anytime you see one in order to ward off negativity, or to have a good day; it is like saying, I am unarmed or I come in peace. Rich says, “The magpie falls within the crow umbrella of species, figuratively and literally. Magpies can be black and white, which for me represents the dark and the light. "The way to salute a magpie, is to say Good Morning Captain. I felt this had too many coincidences to ignore. He adds, “This touches on many aspects of my life and experiences.” The band's genesis began in Woodstock, New York, at Applehead Studios where Rich had recorded his last three albums. Sven had been playing with him on his current tour and Rich thought it might be a bit of fun to invite Marc, as well as Eddie Harsch from the original Crowes lineup, to join. “It turned out to be a cool, cathartic and inspirational experience for all of us. We had a strong musical connection from that band”, said Rich. The fact that the former Crowes members had traveled the world together and shared a life's worth of family experiences drew the...

No guest this week, but join me as I wax nostalgic about Marc Ford and the Magpie Salute, updates about our Indie Go Go campaign, the GroundUp Music Festival, Plato, and future guests. If you get a chance, check out my new series, The Machine, co-hosted with my good friend Adam Lerner: www.brooklynphotoworks.com.

Holiday Greetings CastFollowers and welcome to yet another Amps and Axes adventure. This installment actually has two guests. First, the guys bring back past guest Rick Sell of PureSalem Guitars to shed a little light on a ridiculous situation the company is facing... Hint: it requires lawyers. Then it's on to the guest of the week. A players' player who has been plucking the strings for a few decades now with bands like Burning Tree, the Uninvited, the Sinners, toured with Ben Harper and oh yeah, spent most of his time on the road with a little band called The Black Crowes, so find your Cast comfort zone and please give a warm welcome to Mr Marc Ford. Enjoy!!

Cosmic America is back for the holiday week, as we discover an unexpected mutual love for the Black Crowes' sophomore effort, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. The Stones-influenced Black Crowes take a measured step into Free/Humble Pie/gospel tradition here, emerging with probably their finest and most consistent collection of songs. Underappreciated at the time of its release due to the sudden onslaught of grunge, we try to bring it back to the masses.Be sure to subscribe to Cosmic America on iTunes!

A new Cosmic America drops and everyone gets excited. Here's Galen and Alex talking about a seminal guitar album from the 70's — Television's Marquee Moon. Lots of talk about the sonic construction of the album, as well as where it sits in the developmental track of rock and roll (and punk..I guess…). If you like guitars, or abstract lyrics, or angular solos, this is definitely an album you should check out. 

Episode 8 of Cosmic America! And we head back to 1973, and to another continent, for a stellar live set by the preeminent live act in rock at the time, The Rolling Stones. Brussels Affair from 1973 provides lots of the standard Rolling Stones live set from the era, plus some really sublime little moments that are (for once) expertly recorded and documented for the listener. Max Mick Taylor. Decent amounts of Billy Preston. Mick giving a shit about (most of) the lyrics. Keith being Keith. Bill and Charlie manning the engine room. This one's worth your time.

On this episode of Cosmic America, we jump surprisingly far forward in the musical timeline, tackling the British band Arctic Monkeys and their most recent release, "A.M.". Will Galen be able to get his head wrapped around all these newfangled sounds? (yes)  We sit down and chat about a thoroughly enjoyable modern rock album, so enjoy and listen in.

On this episode of Cosmic America, we tackle the midway point of Steely Dan's primary studio phase — 1975's Katy Lied. Once described as "an epic bardic saga" on some message board that I read in the late 90's, this album captures the Dan as they transitioned fully from a touring outfit to a pure-studio outfit. The army of session musicians who would come to dominate later albums had started to assemble on this one, and the album ended up hosting some lesser-known but incredibly important songs in the band's canon. Musical cleverness and lyrical obliqueness fully on display throughout this one.Be sure to subscribe to Cosmic America on iTunes, and tweet us with your musical thoughts and review ideas at @doctorgc and @akmccarthy. Thanks for listening.

On todays episode of LET THERE BE TALK guitarist/singer songwriter Marc Ford returns to talk about his brand new solo record The Vulture. Marc also talks about his recent reunion with Rich Robinson and what it was like to play some Black Crowes songs again. Marc's new record comes out tomorrow Oct 14th on ITunes. Go get his new record people and follow him on twitter @marcfordmusic   

Author, Collector and Vintage Guitar Expert Thomas Van Hoose joins us.

Marc Ford- Formerly of the Black Crowes joins us to discuss his amazing solo work and more...

Rock & Roll Shin-Soo Choo has reformatted to shorter episodes and full webcam video - once again - on our YouTube channel! In this episode, we chat with guitarist and songwriter Marc Ford. Marc played with The Black Crowes before starting his formidable solo career. He discusses grass roots record production, the evolution of the music business and his guitar technique. He also discusses collaborating with Dickey Betts and Mike Campbell, early music influences, and attending some of the first GNR club shows.

On todays episode of Let There Be Talk one of my all time favorite guitar players Mr Marc Ford stops by and talks about his life in The Black Crowes,playing with Ben Harper and his new Solo Record he is about to make. Do not miss this very open and honest conversation with Marc. Donate to Marc's Kickstarter and help him make his new record https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/539780993/marc-fords-new-record?ref=nav_search  

Marc Ford discusses his life and career. From his early days, to his first band (Burning Tree), how he got the gig in The Black Crowes, and why he eventually left the band, his struggles with substance abuse, the Black Crowes reunion, his time playing with Ben Harper, his solo albums and the new cd he is prepping to record.

Blaine talks to Marc Ford about the Fresh Start conference coming up on 8th and 9th of February.

Show recorded on April 8th 2013 - 76 minutes  -  Our guests on skype, Marc Ford and Louise Watson in the studio. -----> > >   In this show;  Fresh Ideas  Quoting Prices  Earn £30,000  Reversing Manoeuvres  Part 3 In An Automatic  ADI's For Charity  Show Descriptions  Marathon Run  Young Driver Consultation Report  Epilepsy and Eyesight Rules  NJC Survey  Diary and Wrap-up    

Para iTunes. De vez en cuando, como ya les avisé, iremos resubiendo los podcasts para que estén todos disponibles en el invento ese del infierno de Steve Jacobs. Participantes; Lila; Iridiscente, Rojo y una servidora. Duración: 2 horas y media. Peso del archivo: 133 Megas Música de Fondo: Loaded, Extreme, Guns n Roses, Motley Crüe, Red Hot Chili Peppers; Marc Ford, Stuck Mojo, Aerosmith, AC/DC. Horas de Edición: Unas 12. Intentos de subirlo a Rapidshare: 3 Programa de grabación: Audacity Programa de Edición: Cool Edit Pro. Sinopsis: A qué juegos estamos jugando. Las noticias recientes que más nos han impactado. Nuestros truños favoritos. Defendiendo lo indefendible: Las 3 luces rojas. De todos los podcast que hemos hecho, unos salen mejores y otros peores. Este no sabría cómo calificarlo porque es enormemente indescriptible, porque es el que menos “Podcast de Videojuegos” es porque es más “Podcast de humor”. Nunca habíamos desbarrado tanto como en este episodio, tocando temas como ¿Realmente se folla tan poco en Bilbao? o ¿Es la TDT la plataforma de videojuegos del futuro?. Por ello, no busquen información en este podcast, porque no van a encontrar mucha. Más bien diría que es lo de siempre amplificado por 100; unos cuantos amigos que se juntan para charlar, desvariar y reirse durante un buen rato. Por cierto, no busquen ustedes a Mr Black; aunque lo presentamos al principio, se le complicó la tarde y no aparece en el desastre este. Los que tengan un sentido del humor similar al nuestro, creo que pasarán un buen rato; los que busquen seriedad y rigor informativo es mejor que se descarguen otro podcast. Está pensado para una tarde de playa con cervecita en mano y ganas de pasar un rato entretenido. La edición ha sido un infierno de “reverbs”, “echos”, “delays”; “filtros” y descompensaciones varias de audio, pero creo que la calidad es medianamente buena. Hubo un sabio que dijo que es mejor permanecer callado antes que abrir la boca para confirmar que se es un idiota; nosotros hace mucho que confirmamos que lo somos, así que la prudencia y el miedo no nos acompañan. Disfrútenlo y si les ha gustado (o no) díganoslo en los comentarios; nuestro único y verdadero sustento a día de hoy.

The Steepwater Band was in Nashville after recording their latest CD Grace and Melody produced by Marc Ford of the Black Crowes. Steepwater has shared the stage with acts as diverse as Buddy Guy, Wilco, Gov't Mule, Cheap Trick, The Redwalls, Taj Mahal, Bon Jovi, Rose Hill Drive, Bad Company, King’s X, Drive-By Truckers, Heart and now they back on Firepit Friday.Unless you don’t like movies, you’ve seen Keith Woulard’s work on numerous occasions. He’s been in over 100 movies as a stunt man or stunt coordinator. He’s awesome! Listen to his words of inspiration.Natascha Hopkins is a stunt woman that you’ve seen in Dreamgirls, Smider-Man3, Crank, Mall Cop & Transformers. Listen to her thoughts on being a stunt woman in a male dominated field.

The Steepwater Band is based in Chicago and they're releasing their new album "Grace and Melody" on December 2.  The new record is produced by former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford and I love it!  I had the pleasure of chatting with drummer Joe Winters in this episode of Cara's Basement.To celebrate the release of their new album, The Steepwater Band is putting on a FREE show at the Double Door in Chicago on Wednesday, November 26th (the night before Thanksgiving).