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Jon Dee Graham is a guitarist and songwriter best known for his critically acclaimed solo records. He joins Rhett to talk about his latest album, what it means to get a major label deal on the cusp of turning 65, and shares stories about his upbringing that led to his decision to become a musician. Jon Dee Graham is a three-time inductee into the Austin Music Hall of Fame as a member of the Skunks, the True Believers, and a solo artist. He has played guitar with acts such as John Doe (X, The Knitters), Exene Cervenka (X), Michelle Shocked, Alejandro Escovedo, Kelly Willis, and The Gourds and has had his songs covered by many artists, including Patty Smythe, Patty Griffin and James McMurtry. His latest record, Only Dead For A Little While, is available now. Rhett Miller website Follow Rhett @rhettmiller Wheels Off is hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Executive producer Kirsten Cluthe. Editing by Matt Dwyer. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Mark Dowd. Show logo by Tim Skirven. Distributed in partnership with Osiris Media.
The multi-talented Southern CA native Janet Robin of The String Revolution talks about the latest release “Folsom Prison Blues” collaborating with John Carter Cash and guitar superstar Tommy Emmanuel! Janet also talks about how she began her career meeting with guitar teacher Randy Rhodes (Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot) and later became lead guitarist for the all-female group Precious Metal, selected by Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac to be on “Out of the Cradle” in '92, debuted her solo release “Open the Door” plus opened for Heart, Colin Hay, Loudon Wainwright III, the Smithereens; worked with Meredith Brooks, Michelle Shocked, Alice Peacock, Sarah Bettens and also discussing “Take Me As I Am”, “Everything Has Changed” and winning a Grammy (find out which song)! Check out the amazing Janet Robin of The String Revolution and the latest release on all major platforms, www.thestringrevolution.com and www.janetrobin.com today! #janetrobin #guitarist #folsomprisonblues #johncartercash #thestringrevolution #tommyemmanuel #randyrhodes #ozzyosbourne #quietriot #preciousmetal #lindseybuckingham #fleetwoodmac #openthedoor #takemeasiam #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerjanetrobin #themikewagnershowjanetrobin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
The multi-talented Southern CA native Janet Robin of The String Revolution talks about the latest release “Folsom Prison Blues” collaborating with John Carter Cash and guitar superstar Tommy Emmanuel! Janet also talks about how she began her career meeting with guitar teacher Randy Rhodes (Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot) and later became lead guitarist for the all-female group Precious Metal, selected by Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac to be on “Out of the Cradle” in '92, debuted her solo release “Open the Door” plus opened for Heart, Colin Hay, Loudon Wainwright III, the Smithereens; worked with Meredith Brooks, Michelle Shocked, Alice Peacock, Sarah Bettens and also discussing “Take Me As I Am”, “Everything Has Changed” and winning a Grammy (find out which song)! Check out the amazing Janet Robin of The String Revolution and the latest release on all major platforms, www.thestringrevolution.com and www.janetrobin.com today! #janetrobin #guitarist #folsomprisonblues #johncartercash #thestringrevolution #tommyemmanuel #randyrhodes #ozzyosbourne #quietriot #preciousmetal #lindseybuckingham #fleetwoodmac #openthedoor #takemeasiam #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerjanetrobin #themikewagnershowjanetrobin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
The multi-talented Southern CA native Janet Robin of The String Revolution talks about the latest release “Folsom Prison Blues” collaborating with John Carter Cash and guitar superstar Tommy Emmanuel! Janet also talks about how she began her career meeting with guitar teacher Randy Rhodes (Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot) and later became lead guitarist for the all-female group Precious Metal, selected by Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac to be on “Out of the Cradle” in '92, debuted her solo release “Open the Door” plus opened for Heart, Colin Hay, Loudon Wainwright III, the Smithereens; worked with Meredith Brooks, Michelle Shocked, Alice Peacock, Sarah Bettens and also discussing “Take Me As I Am”, “Everything Has Changed” and winning a Grammy (find out which song)! Check out the amazing Janet Robin of The String Revolution and the latest release on all major platforms, www.thestringrevolution.com and www.janetrobin.com today! #janetrobin #guitarist #folsomprisonblues #johncartercash #thestringrevolution #tommyemmanuel #randyrhodes #ozzyosbourne #quietriot #preciousmetal #lindseybuckingham #fleetwoodmac #openthedoor #takemeasiam #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerjanetrobin #themikewagnershowjanetrobinBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-mike-wagner-show--3140147/support.
Pacific St Blues & AmericanaMarch 24, 2024The Music of War: From Patriotism to Criticism 1. Big Bill Broonzy / In the Army Now2. Matthew Ryan / Youngstown 3. Leadbelly / Black Betty4. Rev. Gary Davis / Civil War Parade5. Michelle Shocked & Pete Anderson / Oh Suzanna! 6. Champion Jack Dupree / FDR (Was Everybody's Friend) 7. FDR / Just Begun to Fight8. Casey Bill Weldon & Black Bob / WPA Blues (Work Progress Authority) 9. Louis Jordan . You Can't Get That No More (OPA - Office of Price Administration) 10. Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield / Gas Ration Blues 11. Doctor Clayton / Pearl Harbor Blues12. FDR "A Day That Will Live on in Infamy"13. Roosevelt Sykes / Training Camp Blues 14. Mills Brothers / Bugle Call Rag15. Bukka White / Army Blues 16. Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa / Strange Fruit17. Tampa Red / You'd Better Get Ready to Go18. Sonny Boy Williamson / War Time Blues 19. Josh White / Uncle Sam Says 20. Nat & Natalie Cole / Straighten Up and Fly Right21. Leadbelly / Hitler Song22. Josh White / Fuhrer 23. Lonnie Johnson / The Last Call
Exclusive interview with Grammy® Nominated Guitarist for The String Revolution, Janet Robin."Top Acoustic Guitarist" - Guitar Player Magazine, 2017"Top 10 Female Guitarist" - Guitar World Magazine, 2012“Working with Janet was an unforgettable experience. She followed her spirit – no limits. Janet's love for her art is evident in her impassioned musicianship and inspired songwriting. The music we created together, vibrant and full of energy, encapsulates all that she is.”— JOHN CARTER CASH (PRODUCER, OWNER CASH CABIN STUDIOS)Janet Robin, a Southern California native, began her musical journey under the tutelage of guitar teacher Randy Rhoads. In high school, she became the lead guitarist for the all-female rock band Precious Metal, signed to Polygram and later Chameleon/Capitol Records. After the band's dissolution, Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham handpicked her for his 1992 solo album, profoundly influencing her music career.In 1998, she debuted with "Open the Door" on Little Sister Records, earning praise for its pop sound. Janet's musical exploration continued with the 2007 acoustic EP "Days of Summer," recorded in Europe. In 2012, she bridged acoustic and rock with "Everything Has Changed," funded by her dedicated fan base. Collaborating with producer John Carter Cash at Cash Cabin Studios, she released the album in Europe through Hypertension Music.Janet's solo career expanded globally with successful tours in Europe, including headlining shows and festivals. She collaborated with diverse artists, including Lindsey Buckingham, Tommy Emmanuel, and Michelle Shocked. Her original songs found placements in TV shows and films, showcasing her versatility.Beyond her solo endeavors, Janet is a guitarist in the band "The String Revolution," nominated for a Grammy® for their unique arrangement of "Folsom Prison Blues" featuring Tommy Emmanuel. The band's EP "Red Drops" gained popularity on Spotify, and they received acclaim for their live performances.In 2022, "The String Revolution" released a cover of "Crazy Train" with Steve Stevens, honoring Janet's late teacher Randy Rhoads' Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame induction. Janet's diverse career includes coaching actress Jennifer Jason Leigh for a guitar scene in Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight" and playing in musicals like "Girlfriend," "Soul Doctor," and "Staring into Nothing."Janet Robin's impact as a musician extends beyond labels, proving her talent, perseverance, and passion for music. Her journey reflects a dedicated artist, blending genres and leaving an indelible mark on the music industry.https://www.janetrobin.com/Support the showThanks for listening for more information or to listen to other podcasts or watch YouTube videos click on this link >https://thetroutshow.com/
Alison Brown is a Grammy Winning banjo player, composer and producer who has made a bunch of great albums under her own name but also as a sideperson and collaborator with artists like Alison Krauss, Michelle Shocked, and Stuart Duncan. She started playing as a youngster, first on dobro and then switched over to banjo. She spent her early years cutting her teeth at bluegrass events and venues around California, before veering away from music in the 80's to get her MBA from UCLA! Alison was working full-time in finance when she realized that she just didn't want to be doing that and dove back head-first into music. She joined Union Station with Alison Krauss in the late 80's and has never looked back. That band won a grammy in 1990, and then she joined Michelle Shocked's band and became her bandleader for a few years. Alison started her own quartet and has been recording albums with them since the early 90's. Her label, Compass Records, has grown to be one of the leading labels for roots music in the world, and her and and her husband Gary West run the whole thing out of the office and studio on music row. The studio itself is an incredible piece of history, known at one time as “Hillbilly Central” it's where some of the iconic records were made for Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson. Alison's latest record “On Banjo” is a great example of her killer playing but also her composing and arranging skills. It features guests like Steve Martin, Sierra Hull, Sharon Isbin and the Kronos quartet and explores styles like Brazillian choro and bossa nova as well as bluegrass and old time.You can keep up with what she's up to, and get all her tour dates at alisonbrown.comBe sure to listen to the Accompanying Songs Playlist which contains some of the artist's work, plus many of the songs we discuss on the show:Playlist on Spotify / Playlist on Apple MusicIf you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show with a donation or Patreon subscriptionThe show's website can be found at www.makersandshakerspodcast.comYour fearless host, Steve Dawson can be found at www.stevedawson.ca Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mmasspodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
73 Janet Robin — The Art of Musician The String Revolution plays Folsom Prison Blues. Click to hear now: https://youtu.be/cWvZAmT7Skk?si=rx9GbbluhlT20v66 https://www.janetrobin.com/ https://www.Thestringrevolution.com The Hateful Eight Guitar Scene: https://youtu.be/fbp3Pj-ALqU?si=hm1R7P4CORXiqTVM #janetrobin #thestringrevolution #thehatefuleight Janet Robin's musical education began the moment she met her guitar teacher, Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne). Under Rhoads' tutelage, Janet became an ace six-string player and, while still in high school, parlayed this education into a position as the lead guitarist for the all-female rock band Precious Metal. Precious Metal released several albums and wrote with Heart, Poison and Cheap Trick. Robin has toured, performed with, recorded, or written songs with Tommy Emmanuel, Peppino D'Agostino, Meredith Brooks, Monty Montgomery, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Marcy Levy (co-writer with Eric Clapton on “Lay Down Sally”), Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart), Garrison Starr, Anne McCue and many more. She was also the touring guitarist of Air Supply in 2007-2008. In 2017 she was named in Guitar Player's “Top 50 Acoustic Guitarists” (Bonus List), amongst many notable players. Janet has also had her original songs placed in TV and films such as “One Life to Live,” “All My Children,” “Felicity,” “Free Enterprise,” and many more. Along with placements she has also composed original scores for short films such as “Traces” directed by Joseph Culp which was accepted into the prestigious Palm Springs Short Film Festival and the Hollywood Film Awards. In 2017, she had an original song in a short film “Casting All Corpses” which won the “Best Comedy Short Award” for the Reel Hollywood Film Festival. In January of 2015, Janet was hand-picked to coach and consult actress Jennifer Jason Leigh for 2 months on location and in Los Angeles for a special guitar scene in the Quentin Tarantino film, "The Hateful Eight." The actress was nominated for an Academy Award. Janet has also played guitar for productions of the musicals “Girlfriend", “Soul Doctor” and "Staring Into Nothing”. Along with Janet's busy solo career, she has another band, featuring 3 amazing guitar players- "The String Revolution." The String Revolution's Spotify channel has reached over 4 million streams. The String Revolutions latest release with Tommy Emmanuel is a cover of Johnny Cash's “Folsom Prison Blues”. https://youtu.be/cWvZAmT7Skk?si=rx9GbbluhlT20v66
Multi Platinum, Grammy-award winning producer-guitarist Pete Anderson is probably best known as Dwight Yoakam's guitarist from 1986 to 2003. During that time, the duo helped reshape the face of country music. Anderson's worked with a variety of artists, from Lucinda Williams and Michelle Shocked to the Meat Puppets and Roy Orbison. He's taken a lifetime of musical knowledge and experiences, and distilled it into a new book, How To Produce a Record: A Player's Philosophy For Making a Great Recording - out now from Jessee Lee Music.Anderson gives tips that can be applied whether you're in a large studio, or your bedroom.
“On Banjo” In sunny a San Diego high school somewhere in the 70s, while kids were listening to Aerosmith and Van Halen and Boston, Alison Brown was listening to bluegrass. She had started on guitar but gravitated to the banjo and by her teens, she was already pretty proficient on the instrument. She won first place at the Canadian National Banjo Championship, played a gig at the Grand Ole Opry and toured one summer with fiddler Stuart Duncan. After high school She headed to Harvard, knocked out an MBA at UCLA and then went to work as an Investment Banker. You know—the typical bluegrass story you hear all the time. Thinking music was a weekend thing, Brown had a nice balance going but then music decided to tip the scales. Alison Krauss flashed the bat signal for a banjo player and Brown answered the call, and gave up her Wall Street environs for a life in music. And what a life it has been. An internationally recognized virtuoso on banjo, Brown has played with Alison Krauss, Michelle Shocked, fronted her own Alison Brown Quartet, toured all over the world, from Japan to South America, along the way playing The Kennedy Center, the Newport Folk Festival, The Cambridge Folk Festival in England and the Galway Arts Festival in Ireland. With a Grammy in her trophy case along with multiple Grammy nominations, features on CBS Sunday Morning, NPRs All Things Considered and close to 15 critically lauded albums under her belt, including her fabulous new one No Banjo, Alison Brown is an artistic force. And what of On Banjo? Well, putting it simply, it's a stunner. A deftly played album filled with technical prowess, musical finesse and compositional dexterity, On Banjo is a song cycle that's celebratory, joyful and cathartic. Brown is the co-founder of Compass Records Group, she serves on the Board of the Nashville Chapter of the Recording Academy and she's the co-chair of the Steve Martin Banjo Prize. She's kind of a big deal and guess what? She's as nice as can be. www.alisonbrown.com www.bombshellradio.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.embersarts.com www.alexgreenonline.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com
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A month ago I had the opportunity to talk to Dan Mullins, a Sydney-based singer/songwriter, broadcaster, podcaster and writer. Dan is the host of My Camino, an Australian based podcast that is heard around the world.Having walked two Caminos, with another one in the planning stages, I can honestly say that we Camino veterans are an unusual sort. The Camino family is strong. There's a kind of psychic energy that seems to draw us together, even years after we've made our journey. It's an experience that never leaves you, as the multitude of podcasts and books testify to. At the same time, the import of that journey seems to take on new meaning as we find ourselves reliving those steps when we find ourselves in the company of other pilgrims. It's a yearning we all hold, as Dan says, ~ to find what we're looking for.Dan is a veteran radio producer, having worked on the Alan Jones Show - the number one program in Sydney - for more than 16 years. As a musician, he was signed with Sony Publishing in the 1990s, toured the world and Australia with acts like Bryan Ferry, Desiree, Michelle Shocked, Stephen Cummings, Violent Femmes, Hothouse Flowers and The Church.Dan still performs 80 shows a year - he's a storyteller, a six-string troubador with soaring vocals and lilting melodies. He's played thousands of gigs, non-stop weekend after weekend, year after year, plying his trade in pubs and clubs the length and breadth of the country.Dan wrote the single, Somewhere Along the Way (the Camino Song) after walking in the footsteps of millions of pilgrims before him on the Camino de Santiago. It can be found on his album, Duende.This weekend I'll have the opportunity to share Camino stories with the audience of Occidental Center for the Arts, in Occidental California. If you're in the area, please stop by. You can find the information on my website. I am so grateful to Dan Mullins for having me. I hope you enjoy our conversation.To learn more about Robert Maggio, the composer of our theme music, please check out his website.To learn more about Suzanne, visit her website. To learn more about the inspiration for this podcast, please check out Suzanne's memoir, Estrellas - Moments of Illumination Along El Camino de SantiagoFollow Suzanne on Social Media Instagram @mamasuzanne Facebook @ Suzanne Maggio author Twitter @ bottomofninth
Howard Paar is an award winning music supervisor who is originally from London who continued his career in Los Angeles thanks Sir Freddie Laker's legendary Laker Airways. He has won The Guild Of Music Supervisors Awards in 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2020 respectively for Diary Of A Teenage Girl, 20th Century Women, Before I Fall and Native Son. Howard first worked in LA as a club creator/DJ/promoter. His work back then was known for developing emergent new music scenes particularly ska, mod and the paisley underground. His club, The O.N .Klub in collaboration with Sugarhill Records, was also the first locale to play a rap show in Los Angeles. Howard subsequently became an independent publicist representing clients including MTV, Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson, N.W.A., Jimmy Cliff, Eric Burdon, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Bunny Wailer and Michelle Shocked. Howard then went on to become Vice President, Media & Artist Relations at Polygram Records before transitioning to the role of Vice President, Soundtracks. In this role, he worked on many soundtracks including The Big Lebowski and Gregg Araki's Nowhere as well as creating opportunities for Polygram artists to write themes for TV shows including King Of The Hill and Ellen. In 2001, Howard was nominated for a Grammy for the soundtrack for the award-winning documentary Dogtown & Z Boys. Along with being a music supervisor, Howard is also a novelist. Top Rankin', his punk/ska noir novel, was released in May of 2021, which follows his first novel Once Upon a Time In LA, published in 2015.
Daniel Glass … …. is an award-winning drummer, author, historian and educator based in New York City. He is widely recognized as an authority on classic American drumming and the evolution of American Popular Music. A member of the pioneering swing group Royal Crown Revue since 1994, Daniel has recorded and performed all over the world with a diverse roster of top artists, including Brian Setzer, Bette Midler, Liza Minnelli, Jose Feliciano, Michelle Shocked, Mike Ness, Freddie Cole, Air Supply's Graham Russell, Marilyn Maye, the Hot Sardines, the Budapest Jazz Orchestra, Luann De Lesseps from the Real Housewives of New York, and KISS front man Gene Simmons. For two years running, Daniel was voted one of the top five R&B drummers in the world by readers of Modern Drummer and DRUM magazine. Since 2011, he has been the house drummer every Monday night at New York's legendary Birdland Jazz Club.
A musical linguist. Jon Berger has performed with Aretha Franklin, Little Anthony and the Imperials, The Crystals, Shields and Yarnell, Jerry Vale, The Ocean City Pops, Garden State Philharmonic, Harrisburg Symphony, The Washington Ballet, Mark Morris Dance Company, The NY Tenors, Lee Marvin, Dan Willis, Bob Rodreguez, Arthur Lipner, Todd Urban, The Mandala Jazz Octet with John Medeski, Folk Rock with Michelle Shocked, The Washington Squares, World Music Fusion with The Peter Lewis Band featuring Hiram Bullock and Mathew Garrison, just to name a few! On Broadway, he's worked on Addams Family, Next to Normal, In The Heights, Jersey Boys, Tale of 2 Cities, Les Mis, Pirate Queen, The Color Purple, The Grinch, Fiddler on the Roof, Gypsy, Imaginary Friends, Chefs Theater, Flower Drum Song Starring Lea Salonga, Suessical Starring Rossie O'Donnell, Cats, Saturday Night Fever, Hello Dolly Starring Bette Midler, My Fair Lady, Summer (The Donna Summer Musical). Off-Broadway - Jersey Boys, Zanna Don't, Feeling Electric Starring Anthony Rapp, Promenade, Nunsense, Broadway Rox, Neil Berg's 100 years of Broadway and 50 Years of Rock.Jon endorses Paiste Cymbals, Drum Workshop, Vater, Drum Tacs, and Etymotic Research In-Ear Monitors. https://www.jonbergerdrums.com Broadway Drumming 101 is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Clayton Craddock hosts the Broadway Drumming 101 Podcast and Newsletter. He has held the drum chair in several hit broadway and off-broadway musicals, including Tick, tick…BOOM!, Altar Boyz, Memphis The Musical, Lady Day At Emerson's Bar and Grill and Ain't Too Proud.The Broadway Drumming 101 Instagram page: InstagramThe Broadway Drumming 101 YouTube page: YouTubeFor more about Clayton, click HERE Get full access to Broadway Drumming 101 at broadwaydrumming101.substack.com/subscribe
Dusty Wakeman has led a colorful and eclectic career. His work with artists like Dwight Yoakam, Lucinda Williams, Roy Orbison, Michelle Shocked, and Buck Owens helped put him on the map as an engineer and producer. He ran LA's legendary Mad Dog Studios for nearly three decades before joining Mojave Audio as President. Join us for an equally colorful and eclectic chat on everything from being at the right place at the right time and asking the right questions, to imposter syndrome and building the bridge as you walk on it.
Ted Asregadoo and guest Michael McGauley go back...waaaay back to the late '80s/early '90s and revisit some mixtapes they made back in the day on cassette tape. Yeah. Cassette tape. What they find from these artifacts are lost musical gems and even some of that old radio magic when DJs used to pick their own songs to play on the air.
The documentary Enemies within the Church shows that similar human sins thrive in US evangelicalism and Eastern Europe“He who is faithful in the small will also be faithful in the great, while he who is unjust on a small scale, will also be unjust on a grand scale.” So said Jesus to his disciples in the sixteenth chapter of Luke. We should count these words among the many verses that American evangelicalism has lost sight of. Believers in Jesus Christ should understand the parallels between injustices that happen within their immediate social orbit and injustices they see writ-large on the nightly news. The little things and big things have an important and enduring relationship because people's misconduct in one's sphere mirrors and compounds their misconduct in the other.Let us consider, for argument's sake, someone who has very few resources but applies the few resources he has to abuse other people. It is safe to conjecture that such a person would probably commit war crimes if he were rich, powerful, and able to command thousands of troops to follow his bidding. If he had no regard for the damage done by his nonviolent and supposedly mild cruelties, it would not be hard to numb him to the damage done by violence. Once he's numb, anything becomes possible, because he no longer heeds the voice of the Holy Spirit.So why do I bring this up? A documentary came out about abuses of power within American evangelical churches, called Enemies within the Church. If you made it this far into the present article, you really need to go to this website (www.enemieswithinthechurch.com) and see it. I realize that most people right now are consumed with news about Ukraine. But the human concerns that drive readers to follow the Russian invasion bear upon the urgent information provided in the documentary.What does the evangelical church have to do with the price of tea in Ukraine?Americans are hearing leaders like Russell Moore denounce Putin for being a “murderer and tyrant” as well as “an abuser of evangelical Christians, other religious minorities, and even his own country's orphans.” Wow, that's rich. “Rev. Dr. Moore” has engaged in his own venal tyrannies. When he was president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, that organization didn't just attempt to liberalize tens of thousands of American churches toward an agenda fundamentally at odds with the Bible. The ERLC minions also destroyed people's careers, joined in campaigns of character assassination, and ruthlessly invaded institutions to get access to their resources, the most prominent example being the way the ERLC clique went savagely after Paige Patterson and his allies in order to install their friends and fellows at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Politics is as complicated in the church as it is at NATO. Russell Moore is an easy target for outrage. But as Enemies within the Church points out, like most supervillains of church life, Moore was promoted and protected by a host of people who have yet to be held accountable for the damage done to American evangelicalism. Documentary producer Judd Saul worked carefully to bring these abuses to light. If people don't understand the stakes and scope of the problem, if they fail to defend the bride of Christ against those who are abusing her, then American churches don't stand a chance.Many people I respect have told me there's no point fighting the fight of Enemies within the Church. They tell me the camp championed by the documentary—call it “the Christian right” if you wish—has already lost the war. Since the story about Ukraine broke, I've had heart-to-heart conversations with my friends on both left and right, especially who have been ruthlessly canceled. I've called up people like Michelle Shocked and Denise McAllister to find fellowship with those who went through cancel culture as I did. Authoritarian sins caused me and so many other Christians to lose our careers, friends, family, and reputations. It is obvious that the warmongering against Russia will bring cancel culture to a whole new level. People who question the dominant warmongering narrative should expect to be labeled pro-Putin, racist, and fascist, and forced to choose between their values and their ability to survive. What seemed like our “personal” issues with censorship and institutional abuses now appears ready to bring Western civilization into World War III and thermonuclear war. My friends may be right; perhaps all is lost. For my part I have withdrawn from social media and almost all public debate because I feel I did what God asked me to. I think God has given me leave to “cultivate my own garden” (pace Voltaire's Candide) away from the toxic sparring with people like David French, Colby Adams, Jonathan Merritt, Hannah Williams, Karen Swallow Prior, Janet Mefferd, and the rest. The wisest thing my father ever told me was, “the world is full of a--holes. Avoid them so you don't smart smelling like them.”I've also realized that almost nobody in the public square believes the ideologies they wear as labels. There is no shortage of famous people embroiled in debates about LGBT and Christianity, including the pastors who answered John Macarthur's call to protest against government bans on conversion therapy on January 16. In LGBT debates, however, most commentators do not seem to care about whether self-identified gay or trans people can turn to Christ and live out the Bible's vision for sexuality. They care about winning the debate.I know many of these self-proclaimed gospel defenders from my ten years of being involved in debates. They weren't there when these battles mattered or when their advocacy could have made a difference. They let countless people get banned, shunned, and crushed. Most of them have fallen into a predictable routine and need to perform their Christian beliefs in order to pay their bills and save themselves from loneliness and embarrassment. Culture wars and conventional ground wars have something in common. They have to be fought. They require strategy. They depend on funding, morale, and courage. To win wars you have to do something. And it saddens me to see Christians wanting to do something about Ukraine, where they can't accomplish anything valuable, while they continue to do nothing about the disastrous fall of Christ's bride at home.That's the key point getting lost in the fog of war. On the whole American Christians do not know very much about Ukraine or Russia. Unless they want to push American politicians to become entangled in yet another conflict far removed from us, full of ambiguities and devoid of clear-cut good and bad guys, we can't do anything about Ukraine from here other than pray. We should pray. But when it comes to the same timeless sins of hubris, domination, callousness to suffering, deceit, greed, vainglory, ambition, and aggression, take note—there is more than enough of that in our own church world, and evangelicals can do something about it close to home.The culture war plays a major role in the Russia-Ukraine War. The term “clash of civilizations,” coined by Samuel P. Huntington, could apply to Russia's friction with the west as much as scholars applied it to the collision of Christianity and Islam. Within the supposedly Christian west, one worldview anchored in timeless moral standards wrestles mightily against another worldview, which is not anchored anywhere but floats on the whims of postmodern, posthuman, relativist thinking. The United States has been exporting its sexual decadence, reckless consumerism, and general hedonism all over the globe. In the last fifteen years, Russia has played the counterbalance to the US in cultural terms, because Putin and other Russians have refused to go along with the west's redefinition of gender, sexuality, family, history, and morality. A lot of Christians who agree more with Putin than with Biden on morality find themselves in a difficult dilemma if they embrace the anti-Putin propaganda which boosts the anti-morality of America's political hedonism. They also find themselves in an awkward position if the situation tempts them to defend everything Putin does.Saul and Gordon came out with their film in November 2021. It is no surprise that all the platforms that need to be airing it are working hard to erase the truths the film exposed. The movie documents how people with unchristian agendas have grossly distorted scripture, even turned it against itself, in order to capitalize on the social capital that comes with America's pastorate. No matter how little talent one has, no matter whether someone believes in Christ or not, he who controls the pews has access. My own history with the documentary, and evangelical corruptionI was interviewed and appeared in the documentary because I had firsthand experience with the subject matter. I have learned the painful truth that there is nothing Christian, right, or conservative about what people perceive as the Reagan-legacy Christian right.
Dusty Wakeman has worn a lot of hats – producer, engineer, musician, and owner/manager of Los Angeles based Mad Dog Studios. His work with Dwight Yoakam, Lucinda Williams, Roy Orbison, Michelle Shocked, Buck Owens and many other artists has helped generate a number of multi-platinum and Grammy-winning records. Growing up in Texas, Dusty developed a love of the whole process of making music, from touring in groups to engineering records and designing his own studios. After moving to Los Angeles in 1977 to pursue a career as a bass player, he took a “temporary” gig at West L.A. Music, where he became store manager and stayed for three years. In 1980 he founded Mad Dog Studios, which he owned and operated for 28 years. Dusty discovered Royer mics in 2000, caught ribbon fever, and picked up a number of Royers for Mad Dog Studios, leading to a close relationship with Royer Labs. Looking for a ‘lifestyle change' after 25 years of constant engineering, producing records and touring, Dusty came across the prototype for the MA-200. His enthusiasm for the new brand led to Dusty joining Mojave Audio in September of 2005. His in-depth knowledge of recording, understanding of the importance of choosing the right microphone for the job, and his ability to share his experience make Dusty an invaluable asset to Mojave Audio. Dusty serves as President of Mojave Audio. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Imposter syndrome: What to do when you're feeling doubt in your abilities as an engineer Mic combinations to get the ultimate guitar sound When to use ribbon microphones instead of dynamics or condensers. How to use low pass filters to create more clarity in your mix What makes one microphone better than another What to look out for when buying microphones A great resource for being able to shootout hundreds of microphones Tube mics: Are they worth the hype? To learn more about Dusty Wakeman and Mojave Audio, visit https://mojaveaudio.com/ To learn more tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/ Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!
Rory Mcleod joins me on episode 49.Rory is a modern day wandering minstrel . A multi-instrumentalist ‘folk singing' troubadour, Rory has travelled far and wide, his trusty harmonica (plus an assortment of other instruments) has been with him every step of the way, including working as a musical clown in Mexico. His first band was ‘Have Mercy', formed jamming in the markets of London alongside Steve Baker and another harmonica player. Rory has jammed and gone onto collaborate with a wide range of different performers around the world, including Michelle Shocked from the US and Australian Aboriginal Kev Carmody. From his travels he has picked up tunes which have armed his harmonica repertoire with complex rhythms and unique angles.Rory won the Edinburgh Festival Street Busker of the Year and was the Texas Harmonica Champion of 1981.Links:Rory's website:http://www.rorymcleod.com/Bandcamp page:https://rorymcleod.bandcamp.com/musicBuy a Sheng Chinese Harmonica:https://harmonicas-direct.com/product/sheng/Road Diaries: http://www.rorymcleod.com/diaries/list.htmVideos:Have Mercy ‘Boodlam' album:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOkOZUD9GNgNHL Festival 2011 with glass and telephone call:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqDqHkA-e2wLoves Like A Rock:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4gFDlm4oe0Short interview on YouTube: Bluesman don't really sing about their Grandmas:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XPXxQDukBgDonations: 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-j3IkiISeefhR7ybm9qIQSome of the harmonica songs on Rory's albums (including the ones played in the podcast):Album: Angry LoveFarewell welfare Album: Kicking the sawdustBaksheeshHarmonicas dream Album: Footsteps and HeartbeatsLove like a RockMoments sharedTake me homeAlbum: Travelling HomeIndia matea Black Brown and WhiteAlbum: Lullabies for big babiesCome with me when I goLong lost friend Album: Mouth to mouth Miners Picket danceSandpaper blues One track mind (with have mercy)Album: Brave FacesKlezmer tune: The Disciple of the Rabbi from Trisk.Cut in PayEmperor's new clothesAlbum: Swings and RoundaboutsLassoing the beesAlbum: Songs for big little people TrainDeep breath waltzWinds March (played on Sheng Zheng)Balloon dance Direction songFeather raceAlbum: GustoDisturbing The comfortableGalloway girlWrong side of the wallSingle:Didn't he ramble.
Entertainer/Philanthropist SohoJohnny joins us with Kim Sledge, Felipe Rose, DRMAGDN, Aro Rose, April Rose Gabrielli, Eileen Shapiro, Billy Hess, Michelle Shocked, Sari Schorr, and more to discuss the SohoJohnny Music and Fashion Celebrity Benefit Gala Concert taking place on 9/11/21 at the Rumi Event Space in NYC.The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell is broadcast live Wednesday's at 3PM ET. The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com). The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).
Entertainer/Philanthropist SohoJohnny joins us with Kim Sledge, Felipe Rose, DRMAGDN, Aro Rose, April Rose Gabrielli, Eileen Shapiro, Billy Hess, Michelle Shocked, Sari Schorr, and more to discuss the SohoJohnny Music and Fashion Celebrity Benefit Gala Concert taking place on 9/11/21 at the Rumi Event Space in NYC.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-jimmy-star-show-with-ron-russell9600/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Sue Drew has been in the music biz since the late 80s and as an A&R exec for various labels, she's worked closely with acts like Michelle Shocked (back when she seemed cool), They Might Be Giants, Phish, and Barenaked Ladies. Sue is also a very direct and open person, so this conversation covers the decisions she's proud of as well as candid assessment of a few missteps—a must-listen for anyone who likes a peek behind the curtain.
Caleb Clark and Caroline Welton discuss country punk singer-songwriter Michelle Shocked and gothic country band 16 Horsepower. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caleb-clark6/support
Meet L.A. guitarist, singer-songwriter, Janet Robin...or as Cheryl likes to call her, Cousin Janet. When one of your first guitar teachers is Randy Rhoades who played with Quiet Riot and Ozzy Osborne, you're already off to, shall we say, an unusual start. Playing in Precious Metal before she was old enough to drink, Janet was only allowed in for sound checks and shows at some of the hottest clubs on the L.A. scene. She moved on to tour with Lindsey Buckingham, Meredith Brooks, Michelle Shocked, and Air Supply, and had a solo album “Everything Has Changed,” produced by John Carter Cash. Janet talks to Cheryl about all she's done, and the one gig she turned down that taught her never to say “no.” Plus find out who was her toughest boss, what IS The String Revolution, and what on Earth has Janet done to the Blues???
Redifusión de la emisión de Fabuloseando!! n.º 23 (22/05/2005). Los irresponsables de Fabuloseando!! advierten que la emisión de hoy puede provocar tipos de reacciones distintas, a saber: a) quedarse dormido y tener sueños placenteros. b) deseos incontrolables de susurrar y acurrucarse contra alguien amado. c) sentir algo así como caliente, y tener ganas de correr salvaje. Había pensado en hoy viajar, lejos, cerca, hacia el sur, hacia el norte, hacia el este o el oeste, a países exóticos, a lugares acogedores… pero no conseguí pasajes, y no pude invitarte. Por eso decidí quedarme, para abrazarte y susurrarte palabras bonitas con los labios pegados al lóbulo de tu oreja. Las palabras emparentesisadas (), no son murmullos cálidos, ni amorosos. Son apartes, aclaraciones, matices. Son ganas de jugar a seducir sin pensar en consecuencias, en posibles daños laterales. No es así, no, no es así como puedes engatusarme a mi. Si fuese capaz de encontrar las palabras mágicas, las caricias infalibles, los besos correctamente decantados… ese punto frágil que, rozado, demuele la coraza que protege tu corazón. Si supiese cantar con la voz del poeta que estremece tu entraña; si supiese todas esas cosas, y alguna más que aún necesito descubrir, me pedirías con los labios marcados que lo hiciese otra vez. Marilyn Monroe. Runing Wild Os Mutantes. Baby Fun Lovin' Criminals. I'm Not In Love Marilyn Monroe. Do it again Smoke City. Underwater love The Magnetic Fields. I have the moon Michelle Shocked. I know what you need The Dandy Warhols. Sleep Las historias fabulosas de la niña Nitriska Cowboy Junkies. Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning Nat King Cole. Aquellos ojos verdes João Gilberto. Desafinado VAST. Flames Peor Impossible. Susurrando Ray Davis. Drivin’ Claro que todo esto no me habría pasado si hubiese viajado. La verdad es que lo de no conseguir pasajes es mala disculpa. si le hubiese hecho caso, en su día, a mi peluquera de ojos de chocolate, y me hubiese sacado el permiso de conducir, por amor, habría estado ahí, a tu lado, apartando el cabello de tu oreja y susurrando, habría ido hacia ti conduciendo, o como dicen del otro lado, manejando. Abraços e beijinhos e carinhos sem ter fim…
A few different tangents this week. 80's and 90's alt ladies like tanya Donnely and Michelle Shocked. Some cartoonish hillbilly vibes like Eastbound Jesus, literally a song about a dude 'wrastlin' a bear' English lads playing the blues, Stevie Ray too, calssic Ribert Earle keen and a doozy from James McMurtry. As well as a decent chunk of awesome NZ tunes including a couple that are brand new from Miles Calder and Adam Hattaway and the Haunters.
Lista de emisión de Fabuloseando!! n.º 17 (14/03/2005) Ya sé que cuando estoy en este plan me pongo insoportable; y lo siento. (¿No te pasa a veces, que tienes épocas de limón y chocolate negro; y otras de naranjas y chocolate blanco, o con leche?) VAYA, VAYA! Veo que después de meses sin ver mis absurdas historias por esta ventana, me sigues echando de menos..... y te acuerdas de mi, y de mis fantasías ocultas; ese ser (verbo, no ente) invisible de verdad, no porque los demás me ignoren y se olviden de que sigo vivo y con sentimientos, quizás por mi culpa, y veo que llego tarde, que sigo llegando tarde, que es salirse del tema, pero sí, me encantaría ser invisible a veces para observar a los otros sin condicionar con mi presencia su comportamiento, como en el experimento ese del gato encerrado con el veneno que no se sabe si está muerto o vivo. No viene a cuento, pero hoy me he dado cuenta de que una vez más he llegado tarde, pero lo he visto antes de cometer una tontería. Si fuera o fuese invisible, para qué los espejos? Al Green. I'm So Tired of Being Alone. Ani Difranco. Both Hands. Batboy (The Musical). Ugly Boy. Ben Harper. Alone (acoustic). Wilco. Alone. Black Eyed Peas. Hands Up. Namaste. Jay Shree Krishna. (5ª Instancia / Instante - 3ª Estancia / Estante) Michelle Shocked. On The Greener Side. Rita Pavone. Il ballo del mattone. Hootie and the Blowfish. Hold my hand. The Sugarcubes. Blue eyed pop. Michelle Shocked. Little Billie. Gershwin. (Crazy For You) I Got Rhythm. Terra Samba. Carrinho De Mão. Daniel Taubkin. Pote de ouro. Luigi Tenco. Ciao amore ciao.
From 1968 to 1973, the public television variety show SOUL!, guided by the enigmatic producer and host Ellis Haizlip, offered an unfiltered, uncompromising celebration of Black literature, poetry, music, and politics—voices that had few other options for national exposure, and, as a result, found the program an improbable place to call home.The series was among the first to provide expanded images of African Americans on television, shifting the gaze from inner-city poverty and violence to the vibrancy of the Black Arts Movement. With participants' recollections and illuminating archival clips, Mr. SOUL! captures a critical moment in culture whose impact continues to resonate, and an unsung hero whose voice we need now more than ever to restore the SOUL of a nation. Stream MR. SOUL! on PBS today.Melissa Haizlip - director/producerBorn in Boston and raised in the US Virgin Islands, Connecticut and New York, director, Melissa Haizlip attended Yale University. After a 25-year career as a professional Broadway stage performer and film and television actor, Haizlip moved to Los Angeles to work in development at the American Film Institute and began casting for independent features. Her film 40, a multi-storyline, international thriller set in Turkey and Africa, premiered at Toronto International Film Festival 2010. Currently a fellow in Stanley Nelson's Firelight Media Producers' Lab, Haizlip participated in the Producers Guild of America Diversity Workshop 2011.She founded Shoes In The Bed Productions, an independent film production company producing cinematic works of non-fiction with an emphasis on diverse new voices and filmmakers of color. Haizlip has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Black Programming Consortium, and ITVS' Diversity Development Fund. Currently, Haizlip is in production with Mr. SOUL! and has several other projects in development.Ed Gerard - Music Supervisor Ed Gerrard is a Grammy winning Music Supervisor and current Board member for the Guild of Music Supervisors. The Guild consists of Music Supervisors in the world of Film, TV, Games, Commercials, and Brand Marketing. Ed has also managed artists such as Jon Cleary, Dr. John, Eliane Elias, Gogol Bordello, Hugh Masekela, Ike Turner, Angelique Kidjo, Cassandra Wilson, Deee-Lite, Lisa Fischer, Teddy Pendergrass, Bang Tango, Marcus Roberts, Cheb Khaled, Michelle Shocked, Simi Stone, and Thomas Dolby. Learn more about Lyte Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
From 1968 to 1973, the public television variety show SOUL!, guided by the enigmatic producer and host Ellis Haizlip, offered an unfiltered, uncompromising celebration of Black literature, poetry, music, and politics—voices that had few other options for national exposure, and, as a result, found the program an improbable place to call home.The series was among the first to provide expanded images of African Americans on television, shifting the gaze from inner-city poverty and violence to the vibrancy of the Black Arts Movement. With participants’ recollections and illuminating archival clips, Mr. SOUL! captures a critical moment in culture whose impact continues to resonate, and an unsung hero whose voice we need now more than ever to restore the SOUL of a nation. Stream MR. SOUL! on PBS today.Melissa Haizlip - director/producerBorn in Boston and raised in the US Virgin Islands, Connecticut and New York, director, Melissa Haizlip attended Yale University. After a 25-year career as a professional Broadway stage performer and film and television actor, Haizlip moved to Los Angeles to work in development at the American Film Institute and began casting for independent features. Her film 40, a multi-storyline, international thriller set in Turkey and Africa, premiered at Toronto International Film Festival 2010. Currently a fellow in Stanley Nelson’s Firelight Media Producers’ Lab, Haizlip participated in the Producers Guild of America Diversity Workshop 2011.She founded Shoes In The Bed Productions, an independent film production company producing cinematic works of non-fiction with an emphasis on diverse new voices and filmmakers of color. Haizlip has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Black Programming Consortium, and ITVS’ Diversity Development Fund. Currently, Haizlip is in production with Mr. SOUL! and has several other projects in development.Ed Gerard - Music Supervisor Ed Gerrard is a Grammy winning Music Supervisor and current Board member for the Guild of Music Supervisors. The Guild consists of Music Supervisors in the world of Film, TV, Games, Commercials, and Brand Marketing. Ed has also managed artists such as Jon Cleary, Dr. John, Eliane Elias, Gogol Bordello, Hugh Masekela, Ike Turner, Angelique Kidjo, Cassandra Wilson, Deee-Lite, Lisa Fischer, Teddy Pendergrass, Bang Tango, Marcus Roberts, Cheb Khaled, Michelle Shocked, Simi Stone, and Thomas Dolby. Learn more about Lyte
This episode of Conversations with Jeff features an interview from the online event Cancelled: Enough is Enough! Bobby Lopez shares his experience working within the academic world, both secular and Christian. He's seen Cancel Culture and censorship up close and personal, which gives him a unique perspective on this vitally important issue.
Michelle Shocked shared her experience with Cancel Culture during Cancelled: Enough is Enough! As a Grammy Award Nominated singer and songwriter and a supporter of Democratic Socialism, if Michelle can get cancelled, any of us can!
Dave Pearlman has been playing pedal steel and guitar since 1968 and has performed with such notable artists as Dan Fogelberg, Phil Everly, Bill Medley, The Lovin’ Spoonful, Chuck Berry, Hoyt Axton, REO Speedwagon, Bobby Womack, Leslie Gore, Pat Boone, Michelle Shocked, Joe Walsh, Richie Furay, Al Jardine, Jesse Colin Young, Albert Lee, Terry Reid, and many others as well as having been recorded on many movie and television soundtracks and commercials. Dave ran a successful recording studio for many years and was given an award for engineering on a Grammy winning album as well as four Gold Albums and one Platinum Album. Dave now owns and operates Pearlman Microphones where he hand builds custom microphones for some of the top artists and studios in the world.www.pearlmanmicrophones.comwww.rotundrascal.comhttps://www.facebook.com/pearlmanmics/
On this week's podcast news editor Siobhan Cronin is chatting to Kinsale-based Dr Tara Shine and Skibbereen's Alicia Joy O'Sullivan.Dr Shine is a sustainability expert, activist, author, speaker, and so much more. She also 20 years' experience of international and national policy making and has worked with the Mary Robinson Foundation – Climate Justice.Alicia is a climate change activist and one of this year's Leaving Cert students. She campaigns on a wide range of issues including young people's mental health, LGBT matters, the reform of sexual education and, of course, climate change. In 2019 she was named a Lions Club Youth Ambassador for Ireland and last year spoke at the first UN Youth Climate Summit in New York.Siobhan is also joined by Southern Star lifestyle and community editor Emma Connolly to review this week's paper.We also have music from Kinsale-based singer songwriter Klaus Harvey. Klaus performs with a band called the Four Maldehydes in the Kinsale area and has opened for the likes of Tracy Chapman and Michelle Shocked. check out his Youtube channel here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Banjoist and record label head Alison Brown speaks with host Tom Power from her studio at Compass Records headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. They begin with her early records made with Stuart Duncan, "finding her people," and winning the Canadian National Banjo Championship (as an American). Brown then headed to Harvard, and playing banjo became "something you'd talk about at cocktail parties." She describes the moment she decided to leave investment banking and commit to music full time, her cocktail napkin dream, and playing with Alison Krauss, Indigo Girls, and Michelle Shocked. Power and Brown talk women in bluegrass, women in banjo, and the First Ladies of Bluegrass. The story they dive into together is ultimately about figuring out what makes you happy, and pursuing it bravely, against all odds.
Jon is a musical linguist , he loves playing numerous styles on both drums and percussion . BFA - Classical Percussion from S.U.N.Y. at Purchase studying Timpani with the principal of the Metropolitan Opera . He's performed with Aretha Franklin, Little Anthony and the Imperials , The Crystals, Shields and Yarnell , Jerry Vale , The Ocean City Pops , Garden State Philharmonic , Harrisburg Symphony , The Washington Ballet - Bodrahm Ballet Fest , Turkey , Mark Morris Dance company , The NY Tenors , Roy Orbison Buddy Holly Hologram Tour , Roy Merriwether Jazz Trio with Bassists Michale Wolf , Harvie S , Santi Dibriani , Greg Jones , Leon Dorsey , Jeff Carney . 2 records with Jazzers Jack Desalvo , Lee Marvin , Dan Willis , Bob Rodreguez , Arthur Lipner ,Todd Urban . Bluegrass Banjo Virtuoso Tony Trishka , The Mandala Jazz Octet with John Medeski , Folk Rock with Michelle Shocked ,The Washington Squares. World Music Fusion with The Peter Lewis Band featuring Hiram Bullock and Mathew Garrison . Brazilian Jazz with Cidiniho , and Ana Lu. Samba Batucada with The Sambanditos Featuring kenwood Dennard and Amir Ziv . Recorded Jingles with Mitch Stein , Josh Heinemann for Omni Music , Wits end productions - Circuit City , PBS , Fuse TV , CBS Sports , Outdoor Living channel ,They Might Be Gants On Broadway with with Addams Family Starring Nathan Lane and B.B. Neuworth , Next to Normal , In The Heights starring Lin Manuel , Jersey Boys , Tale of 2 cities , Les Mis , Pirate Queen, The Color Purple Featuring Chaka Khan , The Grinch , Fiddler on the Roof Starring Alfred Molina , Gypsy Starring Bernadette Peters , Imaginary friends , Chefs Theater , Flower Drum Song Starring Lea Salonga , Suessical Starring Rossie O'Donell, Cats , Saturday Night Fever , Hello Dolly Starring Bette Midler , My Fair Lady Starring Laura Benante , Summer ( The Donna Summer Musical ) Off Broadway - Jersey Boys , Zanna Don't , Feeling Electric Starring Anthony Rapp, Prominade Starring Andrea McArdle , Nunsense, Broadway Rox , Neil Berg's 100 years of Broadway , 50 Years of Rock Starring Janette Bayardelle Teaching - Private instruction , Master classes Syracuse University , Angelo Peteri School day of Percussion , Centennial High school , The Angel Foundation , Austin Texas - The Modern Drummer Festival with Kenwood Denard's MRO Ensemble . Drum Clinic Sam Ash Day of Percussion / Buddy Rich Scholarship Concert , NYC . Kids Outreach Workshop artist for Urban stages - NYC Public Libraries . Adjunct Percussion staff at The New School Jazz studies Department , NYC Endorsing artist for Paiste Cymbals , Drum workshop , Vater Sticks, Drum Tacs, Etymotic Research In Ear Monitors HE DOES ALL THE THINGS AND THE STUFF!!!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's been a wild ride for Michelle Shocked. Her career as a protest singer began in the mid-80s by accident and has expanded to touch on every genre you can think of. She doesn't want to be pigeonholed and she does what she wants. Which makes the "Yoshi Incident" even more confusing. In March of 2013 during a concert in San Francisco, Michelle, believing rightly that there were bootleggers in the room, said some pretty despicable things about homosexuals and gay marriage. Her career's never been the same. Was she kidding? Did she mean what she said? Was it on purpose? Did she know she was being recorded? Why would someone who has devoted her life to fighting for artists rights and many other causes say these things? We try to get to the bottom of it, you decide if we were successful. www.michelleshocked.com
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Rory McLeod in conversation with David Eastaugh Rory McLeod (born 1957) is a British folk singer-songwriter from London. He grew up in Camberwell before moving to Northolt and later West Kilburn. His career has included being a fire eater and circus clown[3] and his performances include storytelling in the tradition of the traveling minstrel or troubadour, and playing a wide range of instrumentsincluding guitar, harmonica, trombone and his personally-made stomp box. WoMAD have said: "With Rory McLeod, you get the music of the world in one suitcase.[...] You can hear flamenco, calypso, blues and Celtic influences in his music, all wrapped together in an inimitable style". He has recorded and toured with (then) fellow Cooking Vinyl artist Michelle Shocked. He also performed on Puddle Dive, the 1993 album by fellow singer-songwriter, Ani DiFranco. In 1996, McLeod's song Invoking the Spirits, which was inspired by time he spent in Zimbabwe, was a BBC Radio 4 "pick of the week". McLeod played the theme tune for the TV animation series, Creature Comforts.Martin Newell has described McLeod as "a feral folk musician of enormous talent", and writing in The Guardian Robin Denselow called him a "rousing harmonica player and guitarist". In 2002, McLeod was the winner of the Best Live Act title at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. McLeod played harmonica on Nizlopi's 2008 album, Make It Happen.
January 8, 2018 My first guest of the new year is award-winning drummer, author, educator Daniel Glass. In this episode we discuss Daniel's unique experiences growing up in Honolulu, Hawaii in the 60's and 70's, his college days leading a Pink Floyd cover band, moving to Los Angeles and studying at the Dick Grove School of Music, manning the drum chair in Royal Crown Revue, his life as an educator, publishing and multi-media guru, and the importance of establishing 'your brand.' Daniel Glass is an award-winning drummer, author, historian and educator. He is widely recognized as an authority on classic American drumming and the evolution of American Popular Music. A member of the pioneering swing group Royal Crown Revue since 1994, Daniel has recorded and performed all over the world with many top artists, including Brian Setzer, Bette Midler, Liza Minnelli, Jose Feliciano, Michelle Shocked, Mike Ness, Freddie Cole, Marilyn Maye, Air Supply's Graham Russell and KISS frontman Gene Simmons. For two years running, Daniel was voted one of the top five R&B drummers in the world by readers of Modern Drummer and DRUM magazine. Since 2011, he has been the house drummer every Monday night at New York's legendary Birdland Jazz Club.
Singer songwriter, Sarah Dashew is my guest on Uncontained. Recent guest, Danny T. Levin highly recommended that I have Sarah on the show. We talk about her music and how as a child her exposure to music from all around the world helped shape her musical style today. Here is an interesting fact about her childhood, Sarah spent 7 years of her at sea sailing around the world. Now she tours the world playing music preforming with acts like Cowboy Junkies, Michelle Shocked, Suzanne Vega, and Pancho Sanchez. Sarah has also had her music featured on NBC's “My Name Is Earl”, inclusion in the celebrity playlist of ABC’s “Ugly Betty”. She has just released 2 new singles “Shattered” and “About Last Night”. You can hear both on this week's episode and check out her videos to both singles on YouTube. Plug in your earbuds this is how Sarah Dashew lives Uncontained. http://www.sarahdashew.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SarahDashewMusic/ https://www.instagram.com/sarahdashew/ @Sarahdashew https://www.youtube.com/user/sarahdashew https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/roll-like-a-wheel/id1057300769 https://open.spotify.com/album/1Nlpp9tevk6naQPi4vwUGL #Uncontained #LiveUncontained #Podcast #PodcastLovers #Podcasting #Podcastculture #Interview #conversation #AaronStaticRender #UncontainedPod #losangelesmusician•#blues #livemusic #bandlife#singout #singersongwriter #liveyourpassion#songs #newalbum #getinspired #becreative#breathe #yes #love #loveyourlife #bestband#losangelesmusic #cantwait #goinghome#onstage #girlswithguitars See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
I am truly honored to have on the show an amazing artist and guitarist, Janet Robin. Besides backing such artists as Lindsey Buckingham, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart, and many others, Janet is part of "The String Revolution," a quartet of some incredible guitarists taking the instrument to all sorts of new places! We talk to Janet about her guitar playing, taking lessons from Randy Rhoads, her great tone and technique, what gear she uses, and talk about her latest solo album, "Take Me As I Am."
I am truly honored to have on the show an amazing artist and guitarist, Janet Robin. Besides backing such artists as Lindsey Buckingham, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart, and many others, Janet is part of "The String Revolution," a quartet of some incredible guitarists taking the instrument to all sorts of new places! We talk to Janet about her guitar playing, taking lessons from Randy Rhoads, her great tone and technique, what gear she uses, and talk about her latest solo album, "Take Me As I Am."
I am truly honored to have on the show an amazing artist and guitarist, Janet Robin. Besides backing such artists as Lindsey Buckingham, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart, and many others, Janet is part of "The String Revolution," a quartet of some incredible guitarists taking the instrument to all sorts of new places! We talk to Janet about her guitar playing, taking lessons from Randy Rhoads, her great tone and technique, what gear she uses, and talk about her latest solo album, "Take Me As I Am."
This week, Ozark old time duo “Old Ties” performs live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with the members of this eclectic duo, Allison Williams & Willi Carlisle. Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Walter Gosser playing the traditional tune “Cripple Creek.” Author, folklorist, and songwriter Charley Sandage presents a piece on the uniquely American art form of shape note singing. Allison Williams and Willi Carlisle were brought together by a passion for old-time music. The duo is best known around these parts as the leaders of monthly square dances at various hotspots throughout Northwest Arkansas. When they aren’t calling dances, Williams and Carlisle gig as “Old Ties.” A native of the Arkansas Ozarks, Allison Williams got her start as a punk rock musician before rediscovering her musical roots. Several years in the mountains of North Carolina educated her in Appalachian banjo techniques, especially the fast distinctive styles of Hobart Smith and Wade Ward. Allison has toured internationally, sharing stages with Rhonda Vincent, Donna the Buffalo, and many other giants of the new roots music scene. Her solo CD ”Give Me the Roses” came out in the autumn of 2008, featuring driving arrangements of traditional old-time songs as well as eclectic originals, woven together by a talented backing band of rising stars: alumni of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Old Crow Medicine Show, and the Wiyos, among others. Since then, Allison has toured internationally, playing to a sold-out Barbican Hall in London as part of the BBC’s “Folk America” special, and backing folk legend Michelle Shocked on her 2010 East Coast tour. Willi Carlisle has, according to one reviewer, "an authenticity it takes some songwriters years to achieve." After years of collecting folklore, playing or calling square dances, and working in the avant-garde, Willi Carlisle is a multi-faceted writer, performer and instrumentalist. With a style forged in the fire of Ozark oldtime and an ever-growing collection of antique musics, Carlisle’s multi-instrumental stories hoot, stomp, and saunter through joys and troubles uniquely Southern and timelessly true. Equally comfortable on banjo, fiddle and guitar, Carlisle has earned accolades for his versatility with performances at the Ozark Folk Center, the Fayetteville Roots Festival, Thacker Mountain Radio, and Fringe Festivals across the country. In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Walter Gosser playing the traditional tune “Cripple Creek,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Author, folklorist, and songwriter Charley Sandage presents an historical portrait of the people, events, and indomitable spirit of Ozark culture that resulted in the creation of the Ozark Folk Center State Park and its enduring legacy of music and craft. This episode presents a piece on the uniquely American art form of shape note singing.
Janet Robin Biography “Working with Janet was an unforgettable experience. She followed her spirit – no limits. Janet’s love for her art is evident in her impassioned musicianship and inspired songwriting. The music we created together, vibrant and full of energy, encapsulates all that she is.”-John Carter Cash (Producer, owner Cash Cabin Studios) “From Randy Rhoads to Precious Metal, Lindsey Buckingham to John Carter Cash and all points in between – like a stint working with Meredith Brooks, opening for Midge Ure or appearing with Monte Montgomery – the ongoing tale of singer/guitarist/songwriter Janet Robin is a fascinating journey.” – Pollstar Janet Robin can be defined in a single word: musician. Many people attempt to make music, but few earn that illustrious title. Those in this business reserve that label for the rare individuals who consistently demonstrate a high level of talent, perseverance, taste and sensitivity over a period of time. To these people making music is not simply a pastime; it is a matter of blood and guts. That a serious addiction to making music runs through Robin’s veins is made clear from a quick review of her career. A Southern California native, Robin’s musical education began the moment she met her guitar teacher, Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne). Under Rhoads’ tutelage, Robin became an ace six-string player and, while still in high school, parlayed this education into a position as the lead guitarist for the all-female rock band Precious Metal. Discovered by Rodney Bingenheimer of the legendary L.A. rock radio station KROQ, Precious Metal was soon signed to Polygram Records. Later moving to Chameleon/Capitol Records, Precious Metal released several albums, wrote with Heart, Poison and Cheap Trick, toured extensively and gained accolades from both fans and critics alike. Following the demise of Precious Metal, Robin joined Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham’s band in support of his 1992 solo album, Out of the Cradle (Reprise Records). A consummate pro, working with Buckingham profoundly influenced Robin’s guitar playing, singing and songwriting, as well as her general approach to the music business. This new direction led to Robin’s 1998 debut solo album, Open the Door. Released on her own label, Little Sister Records, Buzz Weekly described the CD as “smart, savvy, fuzzy, hooky pop.” She has seen songs from this album featured in film and television; most notably on the then popular T.V. show Felicity. Ever the road warrior, she supported the disc by opening for such acts as Heart, Colin Hay, Loudon Wainwright III and the Smithereens, steadily building a wide fan base. Robin has since continued to tour heavily and averages as many as 150 dates per year. Encouraged by the warm reception of her debut, Robin released three more albums on Little Sister including the acoustic After the Flood which was recorded in Laurel Canyon and features “Beautiful Freak” which has since become a fan favorite and one of Robin’s defining songs. Also among these records is 2007’s Days of Summer. Recorded with producers David Bianco (Tom Petty, Teenage Fanclub, Mick Jagger) and Steve Baughman (Eminem, 50 Cent), this acoustic based EP is the work of an artist willing and able to explore the poignant emotional states of adulthood while avoiding the stereotypes brought on by most acoustic singer-songwriters. Working on the album was an experience that greatly affected her style and led Robin to many new and exciting opportunities including multiple tours in Europe. 2012 here in the USA, saw Robin release her album Everything Has Changed that bridges the gap between passionate acoustic music and gutsy rock n’ roll. With the help of her dedicated fan base, Robin was able to raise the funds ($20,000) for that studio effort. The loyal support enabled her to team up with producer John Carter Cash (Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) at Cash Cabin Studios outside of Nashville. The son of Johnny and June, Carter Cash was a producer on the Johnny Cash biopic Walk The Line and produced several records with his father as well as a Grammy Award winning record for June. Built by Johnny in 1979, this studio is where the country legend recorded much of his later work including his final recording, American V: A Hundred Highways, which was released posthumously and co-produced by Rick Rubin and John Carter. Robin had previously released “Everything Has Changed,” in Europe, with Hypertension Music based in Hamburg, Germany. Coupled with the strength of her growing European following and introduced to the German based label by friend and frequent touring partner Colin Hay (Men At Work), Robin signed a licensing and distribution deal with Hypertension for a Winter 2010 European release of Everything Has Changed. The company also did the booking for Robin throughout Europe and after the initial release in Europe, she secured a January 2010 tour with Midge Ure (Ultravox – co-organizer of Live Aid, Band Aid and Live 8). Janet enjoyed the experience of working with Cash so much that she returned this 2016 to record her latest studio effort "Take me as I am" again with John Carter Cash as executive producer and Chuck Turner producing and engineering: "We have talked at great length about this project and he understands my desire and vision to record an album that is representative of the energy brought out in my live performances," Robin says of John Carter Cash. "It’s just great to work with a producer that lets me be myself, yet brings out the best in my work. There weren’t many restraints working with John and the vibe and history at Cash Cabin is overwhelmingly inspiring. John seems to "get me." The official release for "Take me as I am" in the USA will be Oct. 17th, 2016 and the European/UK one will be in January 2017. She has since had several successful headlining tours in the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, UK, and France where she plays solo acoustic shows, and with a her band, to sold out crowds in clubs (200-400 cap venues) and festivals (1,000's) across Europe. Janet recently finished a 34 date whirlwind summer tour in 5 countries in Europe, culminating with a featured solo performance at the renowned "Blues & Jazz Festival" in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland. In addition to pursuing her solo career both in the U.S. and abroad, few musicians are able to work with the great variety of artists that Robin has been fortunate enough to be around. Besides the aforementioned Lindsey Buckingham, Robin has toured, performed with, recorded, or written songs with Tommy Emmanuel, Peppino D’Agostino, Meredith Brooks, Monty Montgomery, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Marcy Levy (co-writer with Eric Clapton on “Lay Down Sally”), Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart), Garrison Starr, Anne McCue and many more. Her most recent side-woman gig was the touring guitarist of Air Supply in 2009. In 2015, She was featured on the bill for the prestigious "All Star Guitar Night" which features some of the top guitar players in the world, during the LA NAMM convention. Touring nearly 150 dates a year with her own project, she has seen her solo career rise to higher and higher levels each year. Robin has also had songs placed in TV and films such as “One Life to Live,” “All my Children,” “Felicity,” “Free Enterprise,” and many more. She has also recently completed the original score for the short film “Traces” directed by Joseph Culp (actor Robert Culp’s son) and the film was accepted into the prestigious Palm Springs Short Film Festival and the Hollywood Film Awards, in June 2012. In January of 2015, Janet was also hand-picked to coach and consult actress Jennifer Jason Leigh for 2 months on location and in Los Angeles for a special guitar scene in the Quentin Tarantino film, "The Hateful Eight." The actress was nominated for an Academy Award. And in June/July of 2015 she was also hand picked for the guitar position in the musical "Girlfriend" to rave reviews at The Kirk Douglas Theater in Culver City, California. Along with Janet's busy solo career she has started a side project featuring 4 amazing guitar players- "The String Revolution." Combining 4 guitarists each with their own unique contribution to a "band" sound. They have finished their first release and it was mixed by the prestigious Matt Hyde in London who worked previously with famed guitarists Rodrigo y Gabriela. The record was released Oct. 15, 2016 and touring dates to follow. However, one need not base their judgment on Robin solely on those with whom she has been associated. Only a listen to her albums or a ticket to one of her shows will prove the opening claim to be true. For what underlies the Janet Robin labels of singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, and road warrior is a single word: musician. Janet Robin Music http://janetrobin.com http://thestringrevolution.com _______________________________________________________________________ Janet Robin conducts guitar workshops, has hosted DVD recordings for Alfred Music Publishing, and is a respected clinician and endorser for Turner-Renaissance Guitars, Line 6. Taylor Guitars, Fender Guitars, Martin Guitars, Seymour Duncan, Audix, Martin Guitars, Daisy Rock, DR Strings, Clayton Picks, & Thimble Slide amongst others.
Dave Pearlman returns to All About Guitar. Dave had been on before to talk about his world renowned microphones and now we are going to talk to Dave about his guitar playing, especially his steel guitar work! Having played with artists like Dan Fogelberg, Phil Everly, Bill Medley, Hoyt Axton, REO Speedwagon, Bobby Womack, Michelle Shocked, Joe Walsh and many others, we talk to Dave about steel guitar, his great tone, technique, tunings and more!
Dave Pearlman returns to All About Guitar. Dave had been on before to talk about his world renowned microphones and now we are going to talk to Dave about his guitar playing, especially his steel guitar work! Having played with artists like Dan Fogelberg, Phil Everly, Bill Medley, Hoyt Axton, REO Speedwagon, Bobby Womack, Michelle Shocked, Joe Walsh and many others, we talk to Dave about steel guitar, his great tone, technique, tunings and more!
Dave Pearlman returns to All About Guitar. Dave had been on before to talk about his world renowned microphones and now we are going to talk to Dave about his guitar playing, especially his steel guitar work! Having played with artists like Dan Fogelberg, Phil Everly, Bill Medley, Hoyt Axton, REO Speedwagon, Bobby Womack, Michelle Shocked, Joe Walsh and many others, we talk to Dave about steel guitar, his great tone, technique, tunings and more!
John and Dan talk about Helicopter-themed television shows (Blue Thunder), Magnum P.I., John's theater experience (Hot l Baltimore, etc.), Michelle Shocked, Northern Exposure, the A-Team, Foul Play, Greatest American Hero, the Bill Murray/Chevy Chase fued, and movie/year set-points.
John and Dan talk about Helicopter-themed television shows (Blue Thunder), Magnum P.I., John's theater experience (Hot l Baltimore, etc.), Michelle Shocked, Northern Exposure, the A-Team, Foul Play, Greatest American Hero, the Bill Murray/Chevy Chase fued, and movie/year set-points.
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Der Sunday Joint stammt heute vom Berliner Dub-Selektoren Switch Docta und ist eine grandiose Dub-Matinee. A Switch Docta Off-Beat Matinee Nach dem A-Capella-Intro von Michelle Shocked folgen Off-Beat-Instrumentals und Dubs mit dem Spirit der vordigitalen und Band-orientierten Zeit. Es geht entspannt und laidback los mit Phil Harmony und Sonic Boom. Weiter geht’s mit Stücken, die die klassischen Soloinstrumente des Reggae featuren: z.B. the Dead 60s die Orgel, Dub Guerilla Posaune und Gitarre, Bluekiller die Trompete, 10ft. Ganja Plant die Melodica und Cedric Brooks das Saxofon. Es folgen zwei relativ neue Reggaedubs von Stücken, die im Original mit Sängerinnen eingespielt wurden (Dennis Bovell / Joss Stone bzw. Prince Fatty/ Holly Cook). Kurz vor Schluss kommt noch ein instrumentaler Tune mit einem überraschenden Free Jazz-Mittelteil und als Ausklang ein vom Hard Fi und Roots Manuva-Produzenten Wrong Tom geremixter Loversrock von Dubblestandart feat. Marcia Griffiths. Tracklist & mehr Infos bei den Blogrebellen
What do you do when you're caught between two worlds that you hold dear? Two worlds that are sometimes fearful and sometimes disdainful of each other. Artists with religious beliefs often find themselves in this quandary. A fascinating, challenging conversation with singer, songwriter and activist Michelle Shocked.
Listen to this hear as podcast here.Soundcloud here.Ever wake up in the morning and realize how different your life is then say 24 years ago? This morning as my sweet 2 year-old continued to sleep next to me, I closed my eyes and images of performing my own composition Bob and Dave with the Creative Opportunity Orchestra appreared. Was that really almost a 1/4 century ago. I immediately thought, why couldn't I do things like that now?This CO2 show of the past was filmed in the old Austin City Limits studio at UT and was never released as far as I know. The Creative Opportunity Orchestra, led by the late Tina Marsh, performed concerts of original jazz music by its members starting way back in 1980. I was at their first show at the Paramount Theater that year. Later, I would return to the Austin City Limits studio to perform on the very last ACL filming there with Pearl Jam. In that band we're too early musical mentors of mine: Martin Banks and Alex Coke. Martin and Alex we're key figures in my jazz past. A past that started when my dad opened a used bookstore at 4th and Lavaca called PaperBacks Plus in 1979.Hear are some memories from those days: my poet dad would take me to Piggies on Congress (which later became what is now Manuels), jazz jams and poetry readings would be held inside the bookstore, Michelle Shocked would play songs on the walkway at midnight, members of Passenger including the late Mambo Trainer would perform regularly at the upstairs jazz club Piggies. Later an underground punk club opened up in the basement of the bookstore on weekend's called Voltaries Basement. On other nights, we'd take a long walk over to Symphony Square to hear the Mitch Watkins Group playing original burning jazz fusion with Paul Ostermeyer, Stephen Zirkel, and James Fenner. Lucky for me I got to have Mitch Watkins perform with us a few times and Zirkel naturally came on board later. This was the Austin music scene before SXSW or ACL was even an idea. Downtown was the epicenter of the music scene. The warehouse district was filled with aging warehouses some on the edge of being condemded.There was Armadillo World Headquarters, Soap Creek Saloon, El Arroyo, Chances, The Cacus Club, and too many more I can't recall...And of course the great blues clubs...Antones and The Rome Inn...In In the late 70's my parents divorced and my mom, brother and I moved into a gorgeous home on Pearl Street just down the street from the Rome Inn. We became members of the first edition Wheatsville Coop down the street as "turnups" (in the what is now a cycle shop).Just a few years later my dad's bookstore moved into the Rome Inn building and we lived upstairs a few nights a week and caught the bus at the corner to Austin High School.Larry Monroe, Paul Ray, and John Aielli ruled the radio on KUT in the small studio. Those we're the days of an easy laid back Austin. Oh and Antones was just around the corner too a few years later.... Good times.I wonder what the rent would be at that home on Pearl Street now.As we get older its so easy to be seduced into longs sessions of thinking about the past...and I'm generally one who wants to focus on the now. But the fact remains, we are in a different place than our early 20's. At that point, what did you have to look back to...? Your years as a child that we all so wanted to get over so we could get on to the freedoms of adulthood? I say, lets open our eyes, get up and make the best of what is now, be present and make more great memories.What do you remember about Austin music venues of the past and what new Austin venues should I visit now?
Bandana Blues Special Spinner's Funhouse #2 Tobi Rix: heer in 't verkeer (2:37) (45 RPM Single, Philips, 1955) John Payne-Louis Levin Band: touchdown café (3:56) (-, Mercury, 1977) Blood Sweat & Tears: without her (2:39) (Child Is Father To The Man, CBS, 1968) Alphonze Mouzon: funky snakefoot (3:42) (Funky Snakefoot, Blue Note, 1974) Mathews Southern Comfort: ballad of Obray Ramsey (2:25) (Second Spring, Uni, 1969) White Lightnin' (Obray Ramsey & Byard Ray): little Margaret (2:52) (Fresh Air, Polydor, 1970) Todd Rundgren: birthday carol (9:06) (Runt, Bearsville, 1970) Biff Rose: Buzz the fuzz (2:49) (The Thorn In Mrs. Rose's Side, Buddah, 1970) Ferre Grignard: drunken sailor (2:35) (-, Philips, 1968) Leon Russell: this masquerade (4:17) (Carney, Philips, 1972) Michelle Shocked: fever breaks (4:47) (Kind Hearted Woman, Private Music, 1996) Jean Jacques Milteau: lonely crowd (4:31) (Merci d'Être Venus, Odeon, 1996) King Crimson: Prince Rupert awakes + bolero, the peacock's tale (11:09) (Lizard, Island, 1970) Keith Tippett Group: black horse (5:53) (Dedicated To You, But You Weren't Listening, Vertigo, 1971) Willie Rodriguez Jazz Quartet: moliendo café (3:52) (Flatjacks, Fantasy, 1963) Carlos del Junco: moliendo café (3:31) (Up And At 'Em, Big Reed, 2001) Q65: I despise you (2:24) (45 RPM Single, Decca, 1966) Ike Quebec: nature boy (2:44) (Heavy Soul, Blue Note, 1961) Butch Hancock: boxcars (6:19) (Eats Away The Night, Sugar Hill, 1995)
Michael Johnathon and the WoodSongs Crew head to Eureka Springs, Arkansas for the first show of a double broadcast taping at as part of the 66th Annual Ozark Folk Festival. LEROY TROY AND THE TENNESSEE MAFIA JUG BAND are a "blast from the past" band. They are five guys and a scrubboard, with roots like wisdom teeth anchored by Leroy Troy, "The Tennessee Slicker," who has performed his astounding old time banjo act since the 1980's and was a featured player on hit TV show Hee Haw. Their latest CD is 'Barnyard Frolic'. tennesseemafiajugband.com CLANCEY FERGUSON has been hailed as "Princess of Bluegrass". This 15 year old fiddler from Mountain View, Arkansas is the 2012 Arkansas State Junior Fiddle Champion the and 2013 Arkansas Junior Contemporary Fiddle Champion. Despite her tender age, Clancey has amassed and impressive list of appearances including playing on stage with Rhonda Vincent on numerous occasions and interviewed by Chelsea Clinton for NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams. THE OZARK ALLIANCE is a family band from Salem, Missouri, (home of The Dillards). Alex, Jenny, Allison, Robin, & Dennis Vaughn have been playing together as a band since 2002 - with the exception of Allison, who was only born in 2004. The band specializes in traditional and modern bluegrass and bluegrass-gospel music performed around a single mic. In fact, they won 1st place in the National Single Mic Championship at Silver Dollar City in 2008. MOUNTAIN SPROUT is a highly energetic hillbilly music machine, spitting original tunes and blowing minds with whitty lyrics and face melting musicianship. Hailing from Eureka Springs, Arkansas, four incredible musicians work seamlessly to bring forward the kind of bass thumping, banjo picking, guitar playing, fiddle shredding, that makes you get and stomp your feet. DAVID KIMBROUGH III is a genuine bluesman living in Northwest Arkansas. He began his career singing alongside his father the great "Junior" Kimbrough. David has recently added the mountain dulcimer to his presentation of original, Delta, North Mississippi Hill Country and Cotton Patch Blues. ALLISON WILLIAMS is a native of the Arkansas Ozarks and plays old-time clawhammer banjo in a modern context. Allison got her start as a punk rock musician before rediscovering her musical roots. Several years in the mountains of North Carolina educated her in Appalachian banjo techniques, especially the fast, distinctive styles of Hobart Smith and Wade Ward. Since releasing her solo CD 'Give Me Roses', she has toured internationally, playing to a sold-out Barbican Hall in London, as part of the BBC's "Folk America" special, and backing folk legend Michelle Shocked on her 2010 East Coast tour. She makes her home again in the Ozark mountains.
Vivien Lloyd about to add warm sugar to her simmered fruit. What is jam? “A preserve made from whole fruit boiled to a pulp with sugar.” Lots of opportunities to quibble with that, most especially, if you’re planning to sell the stuff in the UK and label it “jam,” the precise amount of sugar. More than 60% and you’re fine calling it jam. Less than 50% and you need to call it reduced-sugar jam. Lower still, and it becomes a fruit spread. All that is about to change though, thanks to a UK Goverment regulation that will allow products with less than 60% sugar to be labelled jam. There’s nothing like a threat to the traditional British way of life to motivate the masses, although as an expat, I had no idea of the kerfuffle this had raised until I read about it on the website of the Campaign for Real Farming. Changing the rules for what is labelled jam may seem like a tempest on a teacake, but it is symptomatic of the growing distance between what were once simple methods of food processing – in this case to preserve it – and the industrial version of a similar product. And making jam at home isn’t that hard. There is, though, the problem of getting it to set properly. I had a little read to remind myself of what Vivien Lloyd called the magic of pectin, and it isn’t simple. Pectin is a long string of a molecule, present in the glue that cements cell walls together. Some fruits have loads of it, others less. The long strings bind together and form a mesh that traps any liquid inside the spaces between the pectin molecules, but they bind together only under specialised conditions. Acid reduces the tendency for pectin molecules to repel one another, while sugar attracts water, and so allows the pectin molecules to come together. And fruits supply acid and and sugar. “Sounds like a cinch,” says Harold McGee … “But as anyone who has tried knows, it’s anything but a cinch. Making preserves is a tricky business because the necessary balance between pectin, acid, and sugar is a very delicate one. Food scientists have found that a pH between 2.8 and 3.4, a pectin concentration of 0.5 to 1.0%, and a sugar concentration of 60 to 65% are generally optimal, but you would have to be cooking in a well-equipped laboratory to measure the first two condition (sugar content is easily measure by boiling point).” That’s one reason I asked Vivien Lloyd to share her recipe for raspberry jam, which she kindly did. Download the recipe for Raspberry and Vanilla Jam. Notes More science of pectin. Photo of Vivien Lloyd by Robert Walster. Music – in and out – was, of course, Strawberry Jam, by Michelle Shocked. And no, I don’t understand what she’s been saying lately; this is not an endoresement of any kind, it is just good music. I make good jam.
Guitarist / producer Pete Anderson first teamed with Dwight Yoakam in 1986. Together, the duo formed a partnership that would set country music on it’s ear – something badly needed in the genre today. After parting ways with Dwight in 2003, Anderson concentrated on his solo work, and producing records for others. His list of productions include Michelle Shocked, Roy Orbison, Tanya Tucker and the Meat Puppets.Anderson has just released his fifth solo record, Birds Above Guitarland arguably his best to date, with a real emphasis on great songwriting and singing. We talk to Anderson about immersing himself in the music of vocalists like Frank Sinatra & Bobby Darin, and how their swinging style helped shape the new record. He also tells a great story about his young daughter trying to record her own CD.
show#49907.20.131. Robert Cray - Don't Touch Me - 1987 - from Auditorium Shores 5/25/1987 (4:24)2. Stevie DuPree & The Delta Flyers - Ain't Gonna Be Your Dog - 2012 - from Dr. DuPree's Love Shop (3:01)3. The Hound Kings - SSI Blues - 2013 - from Unleashed (4:15)4. David Maxwell - Cryin' The Blues - 2012 - from Blues In Other Colors (4:10)5. Erwin Helfer - Tin Roof Blues (Featuring Bugs Cochran, Lou Marini & Johnbrumbach) - 2013 - from Erwin Helfer Way (5:12)6. Mighty Mike Schermer - Someday - 2013 - from Be Somebody (4:05)7. Denise Lasalle - Don't Mess With My Man - 1997 - from Trapped (4:43)8. Slo Leak - Some Stones - 2008 - from New Century Blues (3:46)9. T-Model Ford - To the Left to the Right - 1998 - from Chapter VII: All Men Are Liars (3:16)10. John Lee Hooker & Canned Heat - Whiskey And Wimmen' - 1970 - from Hooker 'n' Heat (4:33)11. John Hiatt - Bite Marks - 2012 - from Mystic Pinball (3:36)12. Ry Cooder - Money Honey - 1972 - from Into The Purple Valley (4:53)13. Nick Jameson - When The Blues Come Calling - 1977 - from Already Free (5:40)14. Elton John - Border Song - 1970 - from Music Hall in Cleveland (3:22)15. Asylum Street Spankers - Volkswagen Thing - 2009 - from God's Favorite Band (3:50)16. Little G Weevil - Mean And Dirty - 2013 - from Moving (5:32)17. Buddy Miller - Poison Love - 1997 - from Poison Love (2:48)18. Ray Wylie Hubbard - Last Train To Amsterdam - 1997 - from Dangerous Spirits (5:02)Spinner's Section:some more acoustic blues19. Billy C. Farlow: magnolia bend (4:42) (I Ain't Never Had Too Much Fun, Appaloosa, 1991)20. Harry Manx & Kevin Breit: don't swim, float (2:50) (In Good We Trust, Stony Plain, 2007)21. James Cotton: down at your buryin' (4:34) (Deep In The Blues, Verve, 1996)22. Carlos del Junco: tumbleweed tea (4:10) (Up ANd At 'Em, Big Reed, 2001)23. David Barrett & John Garcia: quiet world (4:13) (Serious Fun, self-release, 2003)24. Aynsley Lister: as the crow flies (4:51) (Everything I Need, Ruf, 2006)25. Charlie Musselwhite: please remember me (4:19) (Continental Drifter, Virgin, 1999)26. Jean Jacques Milteau: chronoblues (3:07) (Merci d'Être Venus, Odeon, 1996)27. Michelle Shocked: graffiti limbo (3:40) (Short Sharp Shocked, Mercury, 1988)
PODCAST: 05 May 2013 01 - Big Plans In A Small Town - Half Deaf Clatch02 - Byker Hill - Jed Grimes03 - The L&N Don’t Stop Here Any More - Michelle Shocked04 - String of Horses - The Paper Boys05 - Sally Wheatley - Bob Fox06 - Midnight Feast - Lal Waterson and Oliver Knight07 - The Dust of Uruzgan - Fred Smith08 - Children’s Crusade - Swan Arcade09 - Tae The Beggin’ I Will Go - Old Blind Dogs10 - The Maid on the Shore - Peggy Seeger11 - Alice Annie Wheeldon - Robb Johnson12 - Sammy’s Bar - Cyril Tawney13 - Chain up the Swings - Michael Marra14 - Lord Bateman - Jim Moray15 - White Dress - Frances Black16 - Five Nights Drunk - Sara Grey17 - You and the Bottle - Desi Friel18 - When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease - Roy Harper
The buzz about Michelle Shocked and her homophobic rant.
Nicole speaks with the Speaker of the Connecticut House of Representatives about their new gun legislation which will be the toughest in the country. Plus recapping Michelle Shocked's attempts at career salvation on CNN last night, and The Political Carnival's GottaLaff
Whats that? More improv4humans? Well, you got it! Today Matt Besser is joined by humans Jeff Hiller, Jill Donnelly, and Gil Ozeri and theyll get shocked by Michelle Shocked, explore who would want the newly unearthed Titanic violin, and say thank you to Mississippi. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon . You can also now get Matt Bessers new comedy album The Six Most Important Sets in the History of Standup at mattbesser.com !See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We R Michelle Shocked - What's that? More improv4humans? Well, you got it! Today Matt Besser is joined by humans Jeff Hiller, Jill Donnelly, and Gil Ozeri and they'll get shocked by Michelle Shocked, explore who would want the newly unearthed Titanic violin, and say thank you to Mississippi. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon . You can also now get Matt Besser's new comedy album “The Six Most Important Sets in the History of Standup” at mattbesser.com !
Steele Saunders gets pushed too far, I think I went a bit too Kenny Bania for his liking.. (oops). 'Dave's not here man'...Sexist chicken burgers..Pink News with Peter Tatchell..'Dave's not here man'...Arthur Comer takes hostages..Keith Stickley (Magician) gives us a preview for his interview in 36 Part B..'Dave's not here man'..Sex Slaves Kuwait style..Michelle Shocked and disgusted...Dave's here NOW... Dave Drinkell ..........http://ilovegreenguideletters.com/http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/03/22/peter-tatchell-anti-gay-london-bus-advert-ban-wrong/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Pinknews+%28Pink+News%29http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2000292/Men-allowed-sex-slaves-female-prisoners-job--WOMAN-politician-Kuwait.htmlhttp://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/03/04/peter-tatchell-claims-reading-university-colludes-with-far-right-extremist-muslim-society/http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/03/sharia-in-action-in-somalia-gay-man-stoned-to-death.htmlhttp://www.heraldsun.com.au/opinion/julia-gillard-the-goose-over-easter-bunny-kyle-sandilands/story-e6frfhqf-1226605808245https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNcRHbvCoTIhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g53g3xAKXJ4
Steele Saunders gets pushed too far, I think I went a bit too Kenny Bania for his liking.. (oops). 'Dave's not here man'...Sexist chicken burgers..Pink News with Peter Tatchell..'Dave's not here man'...Arthur Comer takes hostages..Keith Stickley (Magician) gives us a preview for his interview in 36 Part B..'Dave's not here man'..Sex Slaves Kuwait style..Michelle Shocked and disgusted...Dave's here NOW... Dave Drinkell ..........http://ilovegreenguideletters.com/http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/03/22/peter-tatchell-anti-gay-london-bus-advert-ban-wrong/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Pinknews+%28Pink+News%29http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2000292/Men-allowed-sex-slaves-female-prisoners-job--WOMAN-politician-Kuwait.htmlhttp://www.pinknews.co.uk/2013/03/04/peter-tatchell-claims-reading-university-colludes-with-far-right-extremist-muslim-society/http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/03/sharia-in-action-in-somalia-gay-man-stoned-to-death.htmlhttp://www.heraldsun.com.au/opinion/julia-gillard-the-goose-over-easter-bunny-kyle-sandilands/story-e6frfhqf-1226605808245https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNcRHbvCoTIhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g53g3xAKXJ4
Nicole gives a postscript on the Michelle Shocked mess with music journalist Chris Willman, and a preview of this week's SCOTUS arguments on Prop 8 & DOMA with Nicole Belle of Crooks & Liars in our "Fools on the Hill segment
Peter sits in for Sean and hilarity ensues. We go over Michelle Shocked's breakdown with reality. Dave comes to grip with his obsession with Gap Mangione. What are the most common porn names? We attack this problem with scientific precision. Who is the Galileo of Slacks? Listen and find out! Holy crap we have band names coming out of our...well, we have a lot of band names. Music: Billy Bragg - Ther Will Be A Reckoning Rilo Kiley - Draggin Around The Black Angels - Don't Play With Guns Hopeton Lewis - Don't Take Your Guns To Town
It was a big Thursday show that I thought we be "Mea Culpa Thursday". Former Congressman Bob Ney joined in to talk about his book, "Sideswiped" and to own up to his mistakes. Sadly, Michelle Shocked did not. You can hear how she handled her first and only "interview" since her "anti-gay rant" at Yoshi's in San Francisco Sunday night.
Nicole talks more about Michelle Shocked, who joins the show tomorrow. Julianna Forlano joins in to talk about the 10 year anniversary of the war in Iraq, the Dems caving on the assault weapons bill and more. Plus She's History's Amy Simon on rape, and Crooks & Liars' John Amato
Nicole talks about Michelle Shocked's anti-gay tirade at a San Francisco show Sunday night, and announces that she'll be on the show Thursday morning! Alternet's Adele Stan recounts her experience at CPAC, and The Political Carnival's GottaLaff joined in for our weekly visit too.
From the archives - Nicole Sandler interviews Michelle Shocked, plus performance from KSCA Los Angeles
Comedian Greg Warren has relocated to New York City, imagine that (to borrow a line from Michelle Shocked), Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones insults his bosses, and of course we have a heaping helping of Fake News. DATES: Greg Warren is at Dr. Grins in Grand Rapids, MI Dec. 6-8, The Funny Bone in Des Moines, IA Dec. 12-16, and Comedyworks South in Denver Dec. 28-31. More of Greg’s upcoming appearances can be found here. PF is at The Varsity Sports Bar & Grill in Cincinnati, Ohio, December 4th, 11th, and 18th for PF Trivia LIVE. LINKS Fangirl’s new blog, CheckCheckHey! Is up and running. If you’re hankering for more “Dumb Bits,” check out our SoundCloud page. Follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 and like this podcast on Facebook. PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. PLEASE HELP CALEB MEDLEY! Caleb, as you may know, is a stand-up comic, who was severely injured in the movie theater shootings back in July. You can donate to help pay his medical expenses here. Several victims of the tragedy have had their medical bills forgiven, but so far that does not appear to be the case for Caleb. Hey, be a pal and write a review on iTunes or here, or both. It really helps with rankings and such. Thanks for listening, and be sure to tell your friends, neighbors, your neighbor’s friends, and friends of people who used to be your neighbors, about us.
Festival-going brings new music revelations, as Jamie discovers the Ryan Montbleau Band and revisits some related feel-good highlights from Paul Simon, Michelle Shocked - and a nod to Martin Sexton.
For 30 years, Freebo played bass on recordings and toured with some of the great artists of our time–people like Bonnie Raitt (10 years), John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, CSN, Maria Muldaur, Ringo Starr, Michelle Shocked, Neil Young, Loudon Wainwright III, Dr. John, and many others. He has also appeared on Saturday Night Live, Midnight Special, Muppets Tonight, and in concert with the legendary Spinal Tap. It was his yearning for more creative expression, however, that drove Freebo to begin a process of deep inner discovery, and this has led to his successful transition as a singer/songwriter. Freebo’s latest album is “Something to Believe”. The collection starts with “Standing Ovation” which could be the highlight of the album. This song represents how Freebo wants to be remembered at his own funeral. Today we will be playing some of the songs from this album.
Pete Anderson spent 18 years as Dwight Yoakam’s guitarist and producer, helping spearhead the “back to basics” movement of the late Eighties. He’s also produced a wide array of artists, including Michelle Shocked, Roy Orbison, Tanya Tucker and the Meat Puppets.He’s just released a deluxe edition of his fourth solo record, Even Things Up, which adds four bonus tracks, including a searing guest vocal from Bekka Bramlett. Icon Fetch talks with the versatile guitarist and producer about his new blues CD, some of the bands he’s worked with, and what it was like helping start a new brand of country music.
Announcing a new, poppin' fresh podcast for the masses. This week's show featured music from Modest Mouse, brand new Dinosaur Jr., Violent Femmes, Spacehog, Sloan, PJ Harvey and Thievery Corporation plus also includes protest rock flashbacks. This week featured the Angry Malcontent ranting about the fallacies of patriotism, Blue Collar Joe debating Aurora Firestone on UW's budget cuts, my thoughts on the universe, and d-bag of the week. Lil' hint on d-bag: We're keepin' local on the radio, yo.Here's the playlist:"Listen to the Radio," Sloan "After Hours," We Are Scientists "Hours," TV On the Radio "Over It," Dinosaur Jr. "Teller," Throwing Muses "American Jesus," Bad Religion "Novocain Stain," Modest Mouse "The Pocket Knife," PJ Harvey "The Time Warp," The Groovie Ghoulies "Dear Mr. President," 4 Non Blondes "Untouchable Face," Ani DiFranco "Doll Parts," Hole "Cannonball," The Breeders "The State of the Union," Thievery Corporation "Gold Digger (Featuring Jamie Foxx)," Kanye West "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag," Country Joe & The Fish "Sympathy for the Devil," The Rolling Stones "Other People," Michelle Shocked "Rebel Girl," Bikini Kill "How Could I Just Kill A Man," Rage Against the Machine "C'mon C'mon," The Von Bondies "I Will Survive," Cake "Gone Daddy Gone," Violent Femmes "In the Meantime," Spacehog "100 Little Curses," Street Sweeper Social Club "Why (What's Goin On?)," The Roots"Billie Jean," Michael Jackson
New Wynonna & Waxahatchee, Amanda Shires, Secret City Band, As Is + The Clash, The Steeldrivers, Ghost-Note, Eartha Kitt, Ca Honeydrops, Michelle Shocked, Shanna In A Dress, Derek Smalls, Brian Ray & Smokey Robinson... Birthdays for Billy Powell, Mickey Finn, Ian Hunter, Michael Clarke, Curtis Mayfield, Boots Randolph
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