Podcasts about miko marks

Wow - what a dynamic show we have for you this week! From Oakland, California comes the Blues and R&B stylings of The California Honeydrops, led by the charismatic Lech Wierzynski. Also from Oakland comes our second musical act, Miko Marks who brings with her a soulful voice and presence. Nick also visits with Emma Weber, a teenage environmental activist from the Boulder hub of Sunrise Movement, about her work toward a better future.   That's all this week on eTown!   Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more! Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/ Your support helps us bring concerts, tapings and conversations to audiences while fostering connection through music, ideas and community. If you'd like to support eTown's mission to educate, entertain and inspire a diverse audience through music and conversation, please consider a donation: https://www.etown.org/get-involved/donate-orig/.  

148 - Steve Wyreman and Evanne Barcenas In episode 148 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host, James Patrick Regan speaks with Grammy winner Steve Wyreman and Evanne Barcenas, in their conversation they discuss: The name of their band “Effie Zilch”, coined by columnist Herb Cain in the San Francisco Chronicle. Steve discusses his guitar collection and his guitar hunting adventures. Steve and Evanne discuss their how they met in high school in the Silicon Valley area of California and Steve tells us about his musical upbringing. Steve and Evanne tell us how they have contributed to albums by Richard Ashcroft from the Verve (whom Steve tours with) and Miko Marks (who they both tour with in support of Little Feat and Tedeschi Trucks Band) Steve tells us about his disdain for acoustic pickups and di's and the gear he uses with Richard Ashcroft as well as the project with Evanne. The two discuss the venues they're playing although they prefer to record at this point. Steve will be playing with Richard in support of Oasis this summer. They tell us about their record label Redtone records which is a non-profit. The two describe the players and gear on their new album “Multitudes” The two are active on the socials and you can find out more about them on their record label's website: redtonerecords.bandcamp.com Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! #VintageGuitarMagazine #SteveWyreman #EvanneBarcenas #GibsonGuitar #RichardAshcroft #Multitudes #EffieZilch #FenderCustomShop #GuitarHero #MikoMarks #theDeadlies #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #hgwt #HGWT . . . . Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

As Season 5 of The American Songster Radio wraps up, Dom Flemons and Vania Kinard discuss the highlights of their journey through 2024, then sit down for an insightful chat with country artist Miko Marks, discussing the difficulties and triumphs of her career to date. For more about Miko: https://www.mikomarks.com/ For more about Dom: https://www.theamericansongster.com/ Listen for full episodes of The American Songster Radio quarterly on WSM Radio in Nashville, Tennessee. New episodes air on the second Sunday of March, June, September, and December at 7pm CT. Listen online at http://wsmradio.com/listen-live/

Miko Marks is a singer/songwriter from Oakland California, who was a member of the CMT Next Women of Country class of 2022, has played the Grand Ol Opry, won multiple Independent Music Awards, and stepped away from a professional career for over a decade to raise her child and be present for her family. We talk about the choices to step back, as well as to return to performing and recording, how that changed her approach and outlook, grounding in your own path, making your world small, living the experiences you are having, your career as a spiritual journey, and more.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:Miko MarksPatti Smith'Wiser Than Me' PodcastCMA FestRed Tone RecordsKelly McCartneyEp 55 -  Rissi PalmerEp 14 - Mark ErelliEp  65 - Elliot BronsonClick here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss. Become a subscribing member on our Patreon to gain more inside access including exclusive content, workshops, the chance to have your questions answered by our upcoming guests, and more.

On this episode of Coffee, Country & Cody we welcome John Knowles, Rissi Palmer and Miko Marks! othing gets a morning started better than “Coffee, Country and Cody.” The show’s namesake is Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Famer and affable television personality Bill Cody. Joining Bill is his producer/sidekick/sports guy/fellow brilliant conversationalist, Charlie Mattos. And rounding out WSM’s dynamic morning crew is Kelly Sutton, Nashville’s go-to entertainment journalist. Together, Bill, Charlie and Kelly start every weekday off with great music—country, bluegrass, Americana, Opry cuts, and live studio guests, the latest news, entertaining features, and more.   Coffee, Country & Cody airs LIVE Monday - Friday! You can listen on WSM 650 AM, and watch on Circle Country through the CircleNow app, and stream on Roku, Samsung TV Plus, Peacock, Vizio, Xumo, Redbox, Sling, and Fubo!   About WSM Radio: WSM is the most famed country music radio station in the world. Each day since it first signed on in 1925, the station has shared country, bluegrass, and Americana music, as well as the excitement of Music City with friends in Middle Tennessee and listeners around the world. Listen anytime on 650 AM, WSMradio.com, or our free mobile app.

May 2024's edition of BLUES TIME. PLAYLIST: ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK. 1 Rick Estrin & The Nightcats - The Hits Keep Coming - 911. 2 Stevie & The Blue Flames - Destination Blues - Let Me Go. 3 Hannah Aldridge - Razor Wire - Howlin' Bones. 4 Miko Marks & the Resurrectors - Feel Like Going Home - The Other Side. 5 Jean Jacques Milteau - Key to the Highway - Maggie's Farm. 6 Al Lerman - Country Fried Blues - The Backbug Song. 7 Shawn Kellerman - Kell's Kitchen - You're Gonna Learn From This One. 8 Boogie Beasts - Neon Skies & Different Highs - Some People. 9 John Primer & Bob Corritore - Crawlin' Kingsnake - Hiding Place. 10b Rick Vito - Cadillac Man - Gone Like A Cool Breeze. 11 Babaux & The Peacemakers - Moments in Time - Lady in Black. 12 Bart Bryant - Back Stage II - Mess of Blue. 13 Brigitte Purdy - Mother of The Crossroad - Sugar Fried Candy. 14 Cass Clatyton Band - Midnight ina Bottle - First Thing Smoking. 15b Blind Lemon Pledge - Oh So Good - Hard Heart Honey Bee. 16 Glenn Marais & The Mojo Train - Red, Hot and Blue - It All Went Down. 17 Jean Jacques Milteau - Key to The Highway - Sunshine Of Your Love. 18 Outro Anthony Geraci - Tears In My Eyes - Oh No. Size: 168 MB (176,918,528 bytes) Duration: 1:13:40

10:01 PM |The Rattles | Hot Wheels 10:04 PM | Ducks Ltd. | On Our Way To the Rave10:07 PM | Fantastic Negrito | Rolling Through California (feat. Miko Marks) 10:13 PM | The Lagoons | Wandering 10:16 PM | Phosphorescent | Wide As Heaven 10:22 PM | Mike Doughty | Looking At the World from the Bottom of a Well 10:27 PM | Deep Purple | Woman from Tokyo 10:33 PM | MC5 | I Can Only Give You Everything 10:36 PM | Nick Lowe | Stick It Where the Sun Don't Shine 10:41 PM | Cardinal Bloom | Waste Your Time 10:44 PM | Real Estate | Flowers 10:46 PM | Winnetka Bowling League | Handsome 10:50 PM | The Rockyts | Come on and Dance 10:53 PM | The Outlaws | Hurry Sundown

Imagine getting your dream job and immediately being scrutinized for your appearance; being asked to wear a wig that was nothing like your natural hair; being quizzed on obscure bits of the history of your field; being asked whether you took the job as a stepping stone to another one. Imagine getting lots of hate mail about the fact that you look different than everyone else with that job. What about being stopped by security when they did not believe that you were really supposed to be in front of people at your own event? Would you stay in that job? I would not. And neither did Rissi Palmer, at least for a time. Fortunately, she came back in a few years, and she has a remarkable tale to tell, which is reflected in her latest album, Revival. Palmer tells us about that comeback, which began in earnest with the 2020 debut of her Apple Music series Color Me Country Radio With Rissi Palmer; the love she has for her adopted hometown of Durham, NC; hints of what is to come in her next album, and much more in this episode which features excerpts of her music both live and on album. Rissi Palmer performs at Earl Scruggs Music Festival 09-03-23 (photo: Joe Kendrick) Songs heard in this episode:“Seeds” by Rissi Palmer, from Revival“I'm Still Here” by Rissi Palmer feat. Miko Marks, excerpt “Summerville” by Rissi Palmer, live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05-12-23“Speak On It” by Rissi Palmer, from Revival Thank you for visiting us and giving this podcast a listen! This series is a part of the lineup of both public radio WNCW and Osiris Media, with all of the Osiris shows available here. You can also hear new episodes on Bluegrass Planet Radio here. Thanks to Corrie Askew for producing the radio adaptations of this series on public radio WNCW, and to Joshua Meng, who wrote and performed out theme songs.This is Southern Songs and Stories: the music of the South and the artists who make it. - Joe Kendrick

Shinyribs is an Austin Texas band that began in 2007 as a side project for Kevin Russell, who also goes by Kev, and was then still committed to The Gourds, the band he had co-founded fifteen years earlier. A few years later, The Gourds released their last album, and Kev sauntered over to Shinyribs full time. Known for his showmanship on stage and for a big band approach to both the concept and performances of his music, and drawing from a smorgasbord of funky roots-rock, big band swing, Tex-Mex, screaming soul and burlesque blues, while pumping out infectious rhythms and topping it all with hooky harmony, Shinyribs is a party waiting to happen. At least that is what it sounds like on first listen, and looks like at first glance. Shinyribs is a shindig, and a large one at that, but it is also a vehicle for Kev's unique brand of poetry, which can point to deeper, darker issues at times, especially on his latest album Transit Damage. I spoke with Kev in early October 2023 on a crisp, clear autumn afternoon in the rolling foothills of the Upstate of South Carolina countryside before Shinyribs' performance as a headliner at The Albino Skunk Music Festival, where we talked about the secret sauce that went into his new album, about making good records in the studio and being equally good live, how starting Shinyribs felt like a hail mary to him at first, plus we discuss James Brown and an Albino Skunk Fest memory which parallels one of The Godfather of Soul's signature parts of his shows. There is a lot more, including live music from Shinyribs' performance from that night, all simply waiting for you to press play. Songs heard in this episode:“Simply Belong To You” by Shinyribs, performed live at The Albino Skunk Music Festival 10-06-23“Song of Lime Juice and Despair” by Shinyribs, performed live at The Albino Skunk Music Festival 10-06-23, excerpt“Dark Cloud” by Shinyribs, performed live at The Albino Skunk Music Festival 10-06-23, excerpt“Poor People's Store” by Shinyribs, recorded live at The Albino Skunk Music Festival 10-06-23, excerpt“If Love Is Earned” by Shinyribs, performed live at The Albino Skunk Music Festival 10-06-23Thank you for visiting us and giving this podcast a listen! This series is a part of the lineup of both public radio WNCW and Osiris Media, with all of the Osiris shows available here. You can also hear new episodes on Bluegrass Planet Radio here. Thanks to everyone at the Albino Skunk Music Festival as well as John Gillespie for sharing some of his great photos of the Shinyribs show — many of the great people at Albino Skunk made this episode possible, and you can listen to more episodes on this series on artists who played there, like Miko Marks, Darrell Scott, and Eilen Jewell. We also have interviews with Nora Jane Struthers and the band Stillhouse Junkies from this fall's Skunkfest coming up, as well as conversations with Pete Wernick among others from this fall's IBMA conference. Thanks to Corrie Askew for producing the radio adaptations of this series on public radio WNCW, and to Joshua Meng, who wrote and performed out theme songs.Southern Songs and Stories was recently ranked in the top 20 Southern podcasts here on feedspot.com, which is worth a look. This is Southern Songs and Stories: the music of the South and the artists who make it. - Joe Kendrick

“Country music is the people's music. It just speaks about real life and about truth and it tells things how they really are.” —Faith Hill Miko Marks and Tookta Topline are two women who have both embraced and recoiled from the major music scenes in Nashville and Thailand before finding their true voices in San Francisco. Join us for a night of musical performance and conversation about how race and sexuality challenge what we think about country music. Revel in their musical talent while exploring each of their journeys as immensely talented musicians who don't fit the industry mold. This immersive experience will make use of The Commonwealth Club as an intimate, limited-capacity music venue for one night only! Delicious bites and drinks will be served as you mingle and engage directly with our artists. About the Artists Miko deftly blends country, blues, southern rock and even gospel to create a sound and experience that has literally brought every audience to its feet. Miko's life as a Black woman in country and roots music is only a small part of the story. After living what seems to be multiple lives over, Miko has finally come into the life she was born to live—one of truth, authenticity, vulnerability, joy and honesty. Recent EPs include: "Our Country," described by The Wall Street Journal as a “genre and industry-defying mission”; "Race Records," which shined a light on the arbitrary divisions forced upon artists and audiences in the early days of music marketing in the 1940s; and the critically-acclaimed "Feel Like Going Home." Miko debuted at the renowned country music venue the Grand Ole Opry in 2022. Tookta is a famous Thai Molam (folk, country) singer. She started singing at the tender age of 12 years old. Her sound and genre is specific to the Isaan region of Thailand. She has performed for an audience of over 100,000 on Mother's Day for Thailand's Queen. In addition to a successful career as a Molam singer, Tookta has also performed as a popular stand up comedian. Tookta's latest release elevates the music style to expand beyond traditional narrative themes, inspired by LGBTQ+ activists and their own lived experience and has been embraced by millions pursuing a more inclusive Thailand during a tumultuous political period this year. NOTES Produced by The Commonwealth Club of California, World Affairs, and Michelle Meow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conversation with and live music from the country soul artist Miko Marks

Rissi Palmer and Miko Marks have been laying the foundation for country musicians and fans who are Black for almost 20 years. Back in the early 2000's both women experienced the trials and tribulations of being Black women in country. Despite their success and large growing fanbase, both were separately discouraged by the ceilings and roadblocks they encountered from the white-dominated industry. Even though they nearly quit music, they discovered a deep and meaningful ally and friend in each other. Now, both are back in the spotlight in a different era that has seen a rise of Black musicians and The Black Opry in Nashville. Recently, Rissi and Miko have been touring together and we got them both on to talk about their parallel experiences, friendship and what they've been up to recently. It was a sincere honor and a blast to speak with these inspiring women.This month The Bluegrass Situation is highlighting The Black Opry as their artist of the month. Basic Folk, a part of The Bluegrass Situation Podcast Network, is proud to present this episode in collaboration with our BGS motherhost. Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

PLAYLIST Pacific St Blues & AmericanaJune 4, 2023Revisit today's show, and our archives at www.podomatic.com/podcasts/KIWRblues.com 1. Muddy Waters / You Need Love2. Muddy Waters / Rollin' Stone3. Keb Mo / What's Happening Brother4. Taj Mahal / Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me5. Shaun Murphy / Linger a Little Longer6. Norah Jones / Cold, Cold Heart 7. Selwyn Birchwood / Florida Man 8. GA 20 / Fairweather Friend 9. Shemekia Copeland w/ KW Shepherd, Robert Randolph / Hit 'Em Back 10. Robert Cray / Smokin' Gun 11. Kenny Wayne Shepherd / Ballad of a Thin Man 12. Sunney Sweeney, Miko Marks, Rissi Palmer, Tami Nelson / Don' Think Twice13. Blue House and the Rent to Own Horns / I Go Crazy14. Red and the Revelers / Shattered Lives15. Teresa James and the Tythmn Tramps (feat Lee Roy Parnell) / Things Ain't Like That 16. Lee Roy Parnell / Daddys and Daughters 17. Derek and the Dominoes / Got to Get Better in a Little While 18. Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa / Nutbush City Limits

The two country music veterans talk about navigating the industry and how they became friends.

Miko Marks is a highly talented singer-songwriter whose multi-faceted career is reaching new heights once again this year. Marks was named as part of CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022, and since then has released a brand new album, been part of an exhibition in the Country Music Hall of Fame, and is currently touring with Country Superstar Rissi Palmer. Miko will be back in the UK later this year as part of The Long Road festival.Check out the episode now and let us know what you think.@mikomarks2u@behindthesounds_@leahsherlock_https://linktr.ee/behindthesounds_

Hello and welcome to Southern Songs and Stories, with a favorite episode from 2021 here on this re-podcast of The Country Heart and Jazz Mind of Sierra Ferrell, published in late July of that year. Since then, Sierra Ferrell has enjoyed seeing the ranks of her fans swell on the heels of Long Time Coming, her album released later that summer. Currently, she is working on her next album with a bigger sound, including drums and pedal steel guitar, as well as fiddle tunes. Sierra Ferrell at the Albino Skunk Music Festival in May 2021 I interviewed Sierra Ferrell at the Albino Skunk Music Festival, which is happening again this week, May 11th through 13th in Greer SC, where I plan on interviewing more artists for future episodes here, so as we say in radio, stay tuned! Hopefully everything will line up for conversations with Miko Marks, Jake Xerxes Fussell and Eilen Jewell. Hope I am not jinxing things by saying that before I have the interviews in hand!And a big tip of the hat to the Albino Skunk Festival, which is always punching above its weight with getting such great artists. Sierra Ferrell has blown up after playing there, and in its decades long history, internationally known artists like Lake Street Dive, The War and Treaty and Billy Strings have played the festival many times. The War and Treaty talked with me at Albino Skunk in 2019, by the way, and that remains one of my favorite episodes here as well. Just two weeks ago I was at Merlefest where I interviewed Peter Rowan and Bella White, and you should be seeing episodes with their conversations here before too long. Lots going on as always in podcast land, and I hope to share another bit of positive news here soon, but nothing is set in stone so that will have to wait. What will not have to wait is for you to share Southern Songs and Stories with someone you know who likes music, or history and culture, and follow and give us a top rating on your podcast platform of choice. Oh, and speaking of history, thanks to one of my favorite podcasts, The Road to Now, for sharing a clip from my podcasts on The Shelton Laurel Massacre on one of their recent episodes. You can find The Road To Now on Osiris Media, and co-host and Avett Brothers bass player Bob Crawford recently published his podcast miniseries Founding Son, on America's sixth president John Quincy Adams, which is well worth a listen also. Thanks again, and I hope you enjoy our episode on Sierra Ferrell. Songs heard in this episode:“Lonesome Woman Blues” by Sierra Ferrell live at Albino Skunk Festival 05/14/21“I'd Do It Again” by Sierra Ferrell, live at Albino Skunk Festival 05/14/21, excerpt“T For Texas” by Sierra Ferrell, live at Albino Skunk Festival 05/14/21, excerpt“Whispering Waltz” by Sierra Ferrell, live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/14/21, excerpt“Why'd Ya Do It” by Sierra Ferrell, live at Albino Skunk Festival 05/14/21, excerpt“In Dreams” by Sierra Ferrell, live at Albino Skunk Music Festival 05/14/21

Episode 241: San Francisco-based Miko Marks hit brick walls when she made her first run at country music in the mid 2000s, when the industry was systemically impenetrable to independent artists and even more so artists of color. After taking more than a decade away from her passion, Marks was inspired to reconnect with her band and producers, and this time, she found a lane, made possible by excellent music. She's released three recordings in two years, each more interesting than the last, culminating in the country soul album Feel Like Going Home of late 2022. She's now been on the Grand Ole Opry and is touring the nation. Also in the hour, an archived moment with Shemekia Copeland, an artist working the same fusion of southern roots and contemporary message. 

From a recent Neighborhood Night, Jamie chats with former bay area resident Miko Marks about her newest record, "Feel Like Going Home".

After a 13-year break from recording music, Miko Marks exploded back onto the music scene in 2021 to critical acclaim with the album 'Our Country.' Since then, she's sold-out shows, made her Grand Ole Opry debut and released another album, 'Feel Like Going Home.' She tells Baylen all about her incredible journey...

Have you heard the album “Feel Like Going Home” by Americana Breakout Star Miko Marks? Are you as obsessed with it — and with her — as I am? Great! In this episode, we get to know Miko, who talks about how she overcame adversity and her own timeline in the music business to become a fearless leader in the Americana music world. (Her acclaimed album is out now) Other topics discussed include seizing the moment, the blessing of the pandemic, the insecurities of a songwriter and more.

Diferentes elementos musicales, a menudo de diferentes géneros se ponen juntos, por supuesto las combinaciones son prácticamente ilimitadas. El término cruzar se aplica a la música de fusión, refiriéndose a una canción que captó la atención de los oyentes en diferentes géneros de música, como Crossover. Originado por el deseo de una banda de llegar aun público más amplio, pero también surgido del esfuerzo por establecer un sonido nuevo y único. Hoy la unión de diferentes géneros musicales que durante la década de los 70 ciertos músicos de Jazz pondrían en práctica, comenzaron a mezclar las formas y técnicas del Jazz con instrumentos electrónicos, los ritmos de Soul y del Blues. Nuevos caminos y nuevos estilos que hoy recojo en un Podcast con el título de: Sonidos Híbridos.Pleylist del programa:00 - Blaudzun-Solar (Intro).01 - Fat Freddy's Drop-Wairunga Blues.02 - Portugal The Man-Steal My Sunshine(feat. Cherry Glazerr).03 - Lee Ritenour-Isn't She Lovely.04 - Eye To Eye-Shakespeare Stole My Baby.05 - Khruangbin-Evan Finds The Third Room.06 - Kacey Musgraves-There Is A Light.07 - Silk Sonic - Skate.08 - Donny Osmond and George Benson - Breeze On By.09 - Poncho Sanchez-Out Of Sight.10 - Fantastic Negrito-Rolling Through California(Feat. Miko Marks).11 - Cage the Elephant -Ain't No Rest for the Wicked.12 - The Piaggio Soul Combination-Do the Breath.13 - Pendragon-Back In The Spotlight.14 - Blaudzun-Solar (Despedida).

We're looking at Country music, and how, as a genre, there are a number of communities that are underrepresented in it. We talk to people who are trying to change this. CMT and the Nashville-based management services company mtheory announced its Equal Access Development Program, designed to provide access and training for underrepresented demographics in the country music industry. We invited the two of the originators of the programme, Cameo Carlson, President of mtheory and Tiffany Provenzano, Director, Equal Access at mtheory to talk about how the programme works and why it is needed. And we are also happy to welcome two of the participants in the programme – the Country artist Miko Marks, and artist manager Kadeem Phillips – who talk about the inequality and discrimination they have experienced in Country music, and how they felt the Equal Access programme was making a difference. Here's Miko's new song, One More Night: youtube.com/watch?v=FsAwial3Hyw The Equal Access programme: https://mtheory.com/equal-access/ ------

This hour you'll be treated to a one-on-one conversation between Amy Wright and veteran songstress Miko Marks. Marks recently released her first single off her next record, a track titled "Feel Like Going Home,” marking her first release since her 2021 standout offerings, her album Our Country and her EP, Race Records. Marks has also recently been inducted into CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022 and made her Ryman Auditorium debut, opening back to back nights for Tedeschi Trucks Band, complete with two standing ovations from the crowd.Part of Pantheon Podcasts

This hour you'll be treated to a one-on-one conversation between Amy Wright and veteran songstress Miko Marks. Marks recently released her first single off her next record, a track titled "Feel Like Going Home,” marking her first release since her 2021 standout offerings, her album Our Country and her EP, Race Records. Marks has also recently been inducted into CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022 and made her Ryman Auditorium debut, opening back to back nights for Tedeschi Trucks Band, complete with two standing ovations from the crowd. Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conectados a nuestros yo podcaster hoy nos hemos dado el capricho de, como siempre, hacer lo que nos sale de los webs. Decimos esto porque mientras seamos podcasters no somos personas y nos mueven los Astrófagos que se comen los rayos de sol… ¡vamos a morir! Algún día. Entre tantas pasemos la vida escuchando música buena música, aquí la playlist de hoy: Severance - Labor of love (música separada de ascensor que amamos) Steve Earle & The Dukes - Gettin’ By (un gigante enciclopédico) Nicki Bluhm & AJ Croce - Love to spare (no hay que tener miedo a volver a follar) Blackberry Smoke - Can’t you hear me knockin’ (buena versión) Blackberry Smoke - Tumbling Dice (casi tan buena como la de nuestros Sugar Stones) Jeremie Albino - Acre of land (entre el blues y el folk, decídete) The Deslondes - South Dakota Wild One (estos ya se han vuelto a decidir) Terry McLain & Elvis Costello - I Ran Down Every Dream (tiembla de emoción) Miko Marks & The Resurrectors - Feel like going home (con Ella te ahorras la pelu) JD McPherson - Let’s Rock (si no bailas es que estas muerto) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band & Larkin Poe - I Shall Be Released (las Larkin Poe vienen a tocar en breve) Caboose - Do the Witch Says (Italia mola) Caboose - I want her back (mola mucho) Wings - Magneto and Titanium Man (Erik Lehnsherr McCartney) Meat Loaf - Paradise by the dashboard light (gigante sin causa) Manowar - The Crown an the ring (oh, dios, que me da el tabardillo) Molly Hatchet - Dreams I’ll never see (portada mitiquísima) Escríbenos a: cdsoyentes@gmail.com Síguenos en Twitter: @CDSradioShow 💙 Apoya este proyecto desde 1,49€ al mes. Tan solo tienes que pulsar el botón azul que tienes en la cabecera de este canal 💙

This hour you'll be treated to a one-on-one conversation between Amy Wright and veteran songstress Miko Marks. Marks recently released her first single off her next record, a track titled "Feel Like Going Home,” marking her first release since her 2021 standout offerings, her album Our Country and her EP, Race Records. Marks has also recently been inducted into CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022 and made her Ryman Auditorium debut, opening back to back nights for Tedeschi Trucks Band, complete with two standing ovations from the crowd. Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This hour you'll be treated to a one-on-one conversation between Amy Wright and veteran songstress Miko Marks. Marks recently released her first single off her next record, a track titled "Feel Like Going Home,” marking her first release since her 2021 standout offerings, her album Our Country and her EP, Race Records. Marks has also recently been inducted into CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022 and made her Ryman Auditorium debut, opening back to back nights for Tedeschi Trucks Band, complete with two standing ovations from the crowd.Part of Pantheon Podcasts

This episode was recorded on February 20, 2022 at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV. The lineup includes The Steel Wheels, The Whitmore Sisters, Scott Cook, Miko Marks, and Tammy Rogers & Thomm Jutz. Podcast support is provided by Digital Relativity. https://bit.ly/3NKpnmx

Tell your relatives! For episode 19, we bring on special guest Uncle Rick (Staropoli), who walks us through the weird wild ethical quagmire of direct-to-consumer genetic tests. Intro track: "Ancestors" by Miko Marks and the Resurrectors Outro track: "Who Am I?" by Country Joe and the Fish

I listen to and comment on the song Hard Times from the EP Race Records Show notes:   -I just found out it's a cover   -Race Records and Our Country   -The history of Hard Times   -Reclaiming through her own voice   -The term Race Records   -The music   -Money and happiness   -I'm rambling   -Helping people   -The build   -Her voice   -Relaxing, uplifting, and validating   -The Resurrectors    -Live   -Taking back the song   -Reaching a peak   -What music does   -The lyrics   -Taking stock in the pleasures and tears   -Feeling your feelings   -Solidarity   -Pause   -Drinking while sad    -Anxiety, future tripping, anticipation   -Game face   -Expressing instead of bottling up    -Constructive ways to express yourself   -Ways that don't help   -Find a safe space   -Whiskey River   -When Race Records ended…   -Goodnight America   -I hope to see them live   -Concerts   -Get your news from a credible source (New York Times, BBC, NPR, USA Today, etc.)   -Get vaccinated and boosted for yourself and others   Twitter https://twitter.com/mmampodcast Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mmampodcast    Apple Podcasts https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/music-movies-and-other-stuff/id1236495556?mt=2  Podbean https://mmam.podbean.com/ Email mmampodcast@gmail.com     © MMAMPodcast 2022 All Rights Reserved

"Sights + Sounds Magazine" is a new series about Bay Area art and culture. On this first episode, host Jenee Darden looks at diversity in country music. She takes listeners to Sundance Saloon, an LGBTQ+ country dance club, and chats with singer Miko Marks.

"Sights + Sounds Magazine" is a new series about Bay Area art and culture. On this first episode, host Jenee Darden looks at diversity in country music. She takes listeners to Sundance Saloon, an LGBTQ+ country dance club, and chats with singer Miko Marks.

Holly G has been quite busy during the pandemic times — she created the Black Opry in April 2020, while the rest of us were still wiping down our groceries. With a goal of inviting everyone sitting outside the traditional Nashville music table, the Black Opry has taken off, from New York to an upcoming Nashville show in December.  Holly G discusses her favorite one hit wonder with Sloane Spencer, and shares an unlikely history of how Linda Martell came to record her one hit wonder, “Color Me Father.” Plus, they discuss the politics of country music in a musical scene where some got unfairly pushed aside over the years, and how the Black Opry hopes to diversify Nashville in short order.  List of links The Black Opry Black Opry on Twitter   Linda Martell Rolling Stone feature on Linda Martell Linda Martell's CMT award coverage in the Tennessean Plantation Records Shelby Singleton “Color Him Father” by Linda Martell   Documentary by her granddaughter Marquita Thompson   Grand Ole Opry   Hee Haw  Linda Martell on Hee Haw  Original “Color Him Father” by the Winstons   The Amen Break by the Winstons, most sampled drum break in music   The vocal version of “Amen” (similar to what Sloane Spencer grew up singing in church in Atlanta) “Amen Brother” by the Winstons Carolina Beach Music   Richard Lewis Spencer   Curtis Mayfield   Otis Redding   Frankie Staton  Black Opry Revue in NYC   Black Country Music Association article in Rolling Stone  Black Country Music Association's old Blogspot site Exit/In Black Opry Revue show What is a songwriters' round?   Jewly Hight's NPR piece on AmericanaFest Black Opry House  AmericanaFest music conference and festival  Cam  Maren Morris  Leslie Fram at CMT   Darius Rucker   Jimmie Allen   UMG Nashville Cindy Mabe — the record label exec's letter regarding Mickey Guyton, 2021 (full text at the bottom of the article) Music mentions Rissi Palmer's  Color Me Country Lizzie No (who is a guest on our other podcast, Bubble Bottles)  Mickey Guyton  Miko Marks   Brittney Spencer   Reyna Roberts  Extras Listen to One Hit Wonders on Spotify! Check out our Patreon bonus episode featuring Charley Crockett's cover of Billy Swan's “I Can Help”   Don't forget to give One Hit History a five star rating!  Transcript [00:00:00] Sloane: Hey, y'all, this is Sloane Spencer, and you found us at One Hit History. You might know me as the founder of the pioneering long form Americana podcast called Country Fried Rock, which these days is really just sort of my online Twitter persona. One Hit History asks music people, “What's your favorite one hit wonder?” [00:00:19] This has been my favorite backstage conversation for nearly 25 years. It always brings up incredible deep conversation and connections with music. It's a nice short story because the person that we're chatting with today, I found via Twitter, which has the great retweet feature and amplifies incredibly important content -- sometimes. [00:00:41] And I got lucky with this one. We're chatting with Holly G of Black Opry. Gonna have Holly tell you more about what they have going on these days. And if you're not already following them, stop by BlackOpry.com. [00:00:53] Tell me what you're up to these days.  [00:00:56] Holly G: Yeah, I just started Black Opry actually in April of this [00:01:00] year. Is it still 2020? Yeah. And everything kind of like spiraled out of control in the best way. I had all these plans, like two or three years down the road, and everything that I had planned for so far away has begun to happen. We just did AmericanaFest back in September and we rented a house and we invited everybody that was a Black person in country, music, BiPOC, queer people, anybody that was sitting on the outside of the Nashville table. [00:01:25] We invited everybody over and everybody jammed out,

From the archives, MLK Jr. Special Programming 2009 and 2021. Visit wandaspicks.com for 2022 Dr. King events.    1. We begin this morning in conversation with Charles Curtis Blackwell, poet, playwright, artivist, subject of film: "God Given Talent" and Rev. Clarence Johnson, a veteran of the Civil Rights Movement, join us to talk about the legacy of Dr. MLK Jr. who would have been 92 in 2021.    2. We speak to Marcus Shelby, who is participated in the MLK Music Tribute in 2009. He premiered an excerpt of a new work honoring Martin King. Ms. Faye Carol, featured in Marcus' new work, joined the musician/composer in the studio and then stayed on when Melanie DeMore joined us. We had a fun conversation, so much so, I could barely get a word in to welcome Clifford Brown Jr., into the studio. The three then had a great time conversing until Ms. Carol had to sign off. Okay, I am trying to let out my breath...whew!    3. Miko Marks and Kev Choice came into the studio after this segment, to talk about their work, Miko as a country western singer, and Kev as a rap artist whose work seeks to uplift the community, his listeners. They both performed, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009, 8 PM, at the Oaktown Jazz Workshop fundraiser at Yoshi's in Jack London Square in Oakland.    4. We close with a conversation with Hodari B. Davis and Mike Turner. Mike is a student at Encinal High School, and Hodari is director of National Initiatives for Youth Speaks.   

Let's listen to some of the best roots music to come out of 2021 as we look forward to 2022! "Whiskey River" by Miko Marks "Goodbye, Honey, You Call that Gone" by Jake Blount "Mama's Milk" by Sunny War "Deep Water Blues" by Adia Victoria "Tender Organs" by Amythyst Kiah "Someone That I Used to Be" by Joy Oladokun

Hooks and Runs presents their Best of 2021 Year-End Music Review, including our Top Ten albums of 2021, best song, best re-issue, best under-the-radar song, best cover and best video.  Artists Recognized: Rise Against, Deafheaven, Silk Sonic, Miko Marks & The Resurrectors, Lucero, Morgan Wade, Adele, The War on Drugs, Little Nas X, The Weather Station, KK's Priest, Bad Bunny, Austin Meade feat. Koe Wetzel, Lilli Lewis, Frank Turner, Gruff Rhys, Rich O'Toole, Taylor Swift, The Pretenders, Parker McCollum, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Brittany Spencer, Phoebe Bridgers, Jackson Wang & Internet Money, and Cousin Wolf.This is "Robber" from our No. 1 record, "Ignorance" by The Weather Station. This is Andrew's favorite video, "Drive You Home," by Jackson Wang & Internet Money. This is "Kevin Elster" by Cousin Wolf, Craig's favorite video. Check out or Best of 2021 playlist on Spotify for all the songs.Episodes Mentioned:Ep. 20, "New York” w/ Rich O'Toole"Ep. 51, "Triathlons w/ Tiffany & Caitlin; Whiskey Jam w/ Ward Guenther"Ep. 72, "Seeing the World Through Baseball w/ Cousin Wolf (Matt Halvorson)"Ep. 75,  "If It's Something That Happens, It's Going to Be a Sad Day In Baltimore"Errata: Miko Marks & the Resurrectors, not Revelators. The War on Drugs won a Grammy for Best Rock Album, not Rock Record.Hooks & Runs Website, TwitterCraig Estlinbaum on TwitterAndrew Eckhoff on Google+ (dead link)Rex von Pohl (Krazy Karl's Music Emporium) on FacebookOpening and closing music, "Caroline" by Craig Estlinbaum. Bumper music, "She Sways in the Wind," by Craig Estlinbaum. All rights reserved.This podcast and episode is copyrighted by Craig Estlinbaum, 2021, all rights reserved.  

In the fall of 2019, we interviewed her about taking a quick break from country music to write a roller skating anthem: a vibey R&B song called "Roll Out." In her latest project, Race Records, she's come back to her roots as a country singer. Given that there's been a whole pandemic, a rise in the popularity of rollerskating and new music released that speaks to Miko's origins as a singer, we figured it'd be good to check in with Miko Marks for this week's show.  

Help produce Basic Folk by contributing at basicfolk.com/donate Miko Marks' story starts in Flint, MI where she was immersed in music, specifically country music (Loretta Lynn and Kenny Rogers were in heavy rotation) and in the music found in Black church at the Church of God in Christ. As a young girl, she first sang live in that church and found the experience to be overwhelming when she noticed it was making members of the congregation weep. She got more comfortable with performing once she recognized that it was only people responding emotionally to the music. It's important to keep in mind HOW talented of a singer Miko is. Her chosen sound is based in roots and country, but this woman can sing ANYTHING. She attended college at Grambling State University, a historically Black school in North Louisiana – FULL SCHOLARSHIP for singing. This fact will also lead you to her Erykah Badu connection which, OF COURSE, I asked her about and OF COURSE she has a very good story.Miko was living in San Francisco when she won a radio contest for singing. After that, her dream-boat fire-fighting ultra-supportive husband encouraged her to pursue a music career in Nashville. She went for it and started making some traction in the 2000's. To make a long story short, she found a lot of people that really really loved her music, but she could not find a major label that would sign her because she was too “innovative.” Which, we can assume is code for too Black. She decided to not go after any major label dreams, focused on smaller musical projects and stopped writing. That is, until she had a dream that she was playing with her former bandmates. She texted them both about the dream and they both responded, got together to play, recorded a few songs and then recorded Miko's first full length album since 2007. 2021's Our Country was followed just recently by her EP Race Records, which focuses on country songs written by white men. The EP inserts this extremely talented singer/songwriter and Black woman into the songs that she loves. Miko Marks is graceful, generous and holy cow, what a voice and what a spirit. Enjoy! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In this episode, Craig and Andrew break down the Astros vs Braves World Series. Not surprisingly, both predict the Astros to win but not entirely without reservation. In the second segment Andrew grades Craig's pre-season individual award selections. Craig's picks from Episode 55.Check It Out!Craig: Miko Marks & the Resurrectors, "Race Records" on SpotifyAndrew: Nothing More, "Fade In/Fade Out" (Abbey Road acoustic) on SpotifyPrevious Episodes Referenced:Ep. 55 - The New York Mets and the N. L. East w/ Allison McCague Social MediaCraig Estlinbaum on TwitterHooks & Runs Website, TwitterEmail: hooksandruns@protonmail.comMusic: "Caroline" by Craig Estlinbaum. All rights reserved.Sound & Production: Rex von PohlEditing: Craig Estlinbaum Copyright Craig Estlinbaum 2021, All Rights Reserved.

1 hour and 9 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. UGP makes custom apparel such as t-shirts and sweatshirts and was founded by 2 Michigan alums over 20 years ago. They have 3 retail locations in Ann Arbor and offer thousands of University of Michigan athletic products for sale, ranging from clothing to accessories and memorabilia. Check them out at ugpmichiganapparel.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, Prentice4M, and made possible by SignalWire. The Video: [After THE JUMP: the player and what we said] -------------------------------------------- 1. Wisconsin Preview: Offense starts at 1:00 They thought they had a quarterback. Now they don't have a running back either. 2. Wisconsin Preview: Defense starts at 17:17 As Wisconsin as ever. That linebacker factory is incredible. Can we deep pass? Will we deep pass? 3. Rutgers After UFR Starts at 31:57 Things got stupid. 4. Seth's Hockey Podcast wsg David Nasternak Starts at 47:51 Part I of our preview for the year with all the expectations. MUSIC: Tonight's featured musician is Miko Marks, and three tracks off of her new album Race Records, which came out TODAY. The ‘Hard Times' cover is such a good one, and such a good pull, says this Civ VI American. Listen on your preferred listening link. Hard Times Long as I Can See the Light Long Journey Home And because Sony bought Across 110th Street and slapped a claim on us, the opener and outro: “The Employee is Not Afraid”—Bear vs. Shark “Ruska Vodka”—Motorboat If you or a friend made some good tunes and don't have a label out scrubbing for them we'd be happy to feature you. THE USUAL LINKS: Helpful iTunes subscribe link General podcast feed link What's with the theme music?

NPR Music's picks for the best new releases out this week include the long-awaited studio album from Philly rapper Meek Mill, a stunning record from Brandi Carlile, country singer Miko Marks and more.Featured Albums: 1. Meek Mill — Expensive PainFeatured Song: "Blue Notes 2"2. Brandi Carlile — In These Silent DaysFeatured Song: "Broken Horses"3. Ben Marc — Breathe SuiteFeatured Song: "Breathe Suite A"4. Tirzah — ColourgradeFeatured Song: "Hive Mind"5. Illuminati Hotties — Let Me Do One MoreFeatured Song: "Knead"6. Shad — TaoFeatured Song: "Black Averageness"7. Miko Marks — Race RecordsFeatured Song: "Hard Times"Other notable releases for Oct. 1: Dar Williams — I'll Meet You Here; Hovvdy — True Love; Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett — Love For Sale; Strand of Oaks — In Heaven.

From the What Works Series, people in Solano County are turning to their neighbor's fruit trees to help address food insecurity. Then, country singer Miko Marks talks about the lack of diversity in country music.

After facing endless roadblocks as a Black singer in Nashville in the early 2000s, Miko Marks gave up on country music. But then a fellow musician approached her with a song that changed her life. This past March, Miko released "Our Country," her first in 13 years, and she's got a whole new vision for what this country can be.    Show notes: Buy "Our Country" at mikomarks.com. Complete show notes for this episode at shelterinplacepodcast.info. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

On Episode 172, I'm joined by singer-songwriter Miko Marks. Marks released Our Country, her first full-length album in over a decade, in late March of this year. During this conversation, we talk about her "return" to country music, how Our Country was recorded and came to be during the midst of 2020's quarantine, the difficult and necessary conversations found within the album, and the shifting landscape within country and Americana music.This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol. In addition, this episode is sponsored by WYLD Gallery and The Blue Light Live. New Slang PatreonNew Slang TwitterNew Slang InstagramNew Slang FacebookNew Slang Merch StoreThe Neon Eon PodcastThe Neon Eon Merch StoreSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/ThomasMooney)

On this week's episode of "Sights and Sounds" country singer Miko Marks gives her art and culture picks.

Join the conversation with Redtone recording artist Miko Marks as we discuss the many challenges she's has faced as a country artist as well as the victories. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theartisticvoice/support

Musical Tribute Tubenu Productions presents: The African American Experience through Music (1600-1860s) with the Bryant Bolling Creative Art Ensemble, July 11, 2010 @ 5:00 PM at the First Congregational Church of Oakland, 2501 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA 94612, $20.00. Admission is $20.00. This production acts as a healing for all races in America. We will also rebroadcast our "Oscar Grant Special Report" with panelists: Rachel Jackson, organizing member of the New Years Movement 4 Justice, Oakland General Assembly for Oscar Grant, CA Coalition and Oakland Coalition; Frank B. Wilderson, III, creative writer, dramaturge, filmmaker, poet, and critical theorist, Ph.D. candidate at UC Santa Cruz in the History of Consciousness Dept. where he is investigating incarceration: bodies and spirit housed most often in black bodies; Mateen Kemet, director of Runaway Films shows “Oakland Be Mine,” a work-in-progress, to be screened at the Oakland International Airport for a year when completed. The show also featured conversations with Sonya Hopkins, an African American cowgirl and contestant in the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo this weekend where she has been a finalist and BPIR emcee, country western singer, Miko Marks. The BPIR is July 10-11. Visit http://www.billpickettrodeo.com/schedule.html or call 510.864.2747 We close with Tuck and Patti (Patti Cathcart, vocals; Tuck Andress, guitar) perform at Stanford Jazz, Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Saturday, July 10, 2010, 8 PM. Visit http://www.stanfordjazz.org/jazzfestival/07_10.html

This morning was quite challenging in a good way. I started at 6 AM with David Hardiman, whose Big Band is in its 34th Anniversary Season being celebrated Monday, Jan. 19, in concert, two shows, 8 & 10 PM at Yoshi's San Francisco, 1330 Fillmore. I wanted to have Melanie Demore on also, but I had technical difficulties so I included her in my regular, 8-10 AM show with Clifford Brown Jr., emcee for the “7th Annual Musical Tribute to Dr. MLK Jr.,” Sunday, January 18, at the Scottish Rite Center, 1547 Lakeside Drive, in Oakland. Visit www.mlktribute.com I opened the program this morning with Marcus Shelby, who is also participating in the MLK Music Tribute Sunday. He will be premiering an excerpt of a new work honoring Martin King. Ms. Faye Carol, featured in Marcus' new work, joined the musician/composer in the studio and then stayed on when Melanie joined us. We had a fun conversation, so much so, I could barely get a word in to welcome Clifford Brown Jr., into the studio. The three then had a great time conversing until Ms. Carol had to sign off. Okay, I am trying to let out my breath...whew! Miko Marks calls in on time for her interview at 9 AM, and so do her fans who share with her their appreciation of her work. It was really cool having the live audience. Things were finally moving along well. Miko was joined by Kev Choice, and the two to them spoke about their work, Miko as a country western singer, and Kev as a rap artist whose work seeks to uplift the community, his listeners. They are both performing on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 8 PM, at the Oaktown Jazz Workshop fundraiser at Yoshi's in Jack London Square in Oakland. Visit yoshis.com Wanda's Picks closed this morning with a conversation with Hodari B. Davis and Mike Turner. Mike is a student at Encinal High School, and Hodari is director of National Initiatives for Youth Speaks. They were speaking about "Bringing the Noise for MLK Jr.." the annual tribute on MLK Jr. Day at the Herbst Theatre, 7 PM.