Podcasts about Mountain Music

We had the pleasure of interviewing Nina Nesbitt over Zoom video!Singer-songwriter and producer and multi-instrumentalist, Nina Nesbitt releases her new album, Mountain Music. From exceeding a billion streams to being championed by Taylor Swift and playing shows with everyone from Coldplay to Stevie Nicks, Nina's career has taken her from highlight to highlight. Yet the release of her new album could well be the most significant moment to date. Not only is it a record that leans into an accomplished and engaging new sound, but it's also the first release via her new independent label Apple Tree Records.Mountain Music is a record in which authenticity flows through every moment. Its impetus was a moment of crisis: Nina had become overwhelmed by the need to be always active on social media and realized it was a huge distraction from her songwriting. So instead, she paused and went back to basics. What emerged was a set of songs which were informed, in part by the two years she spent touring the States in support of her second studio album: the critically acclaimed The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change, and partly by the Americana and US folk music that she has always loved. Their narratives also became more personal than ever. She reflected on everything that has happened in her life: growing up in a small Scottish village, breaking into music while living in the bustle of London, and now looking back at all of her life experiences from her new home in the countryside. While it might sound strange that Nesbitt was drawn to the music of Appalachia, heard echoing through the vast, verdant mountain ranges of the eastern United States, it makes more sense when you consider how traditional Scottish ballads and hymns are threads in that rich tapestry.Speaking about the new album, Nina Nesbitt reveals, “'Mountain Music' feels like the most authentic and honest piece of work I've created so far. I was inspired by a lot of the American folk music I grew up listening to, and revisiting it made me fall back in love with writing music again. I knew I wanted to take inspiration but to also write my own story. This album celebrates that small town girl, puts an arm around the big city twenty-something and looks back at the view with me now from the calm and the quiet. ‘Mountain Music' held my hand through some of my hardest moments and I hope it can hold yours too.”The album's organic, resonant feel also comes from a recording process which placed a sharper focus on the importance of live performances. Accompanied by a band of musicians, Peter Miles and Nina produced sessions at Middle Farm Studios in South Devon in the UK, with Peter completing the record with mixing and mastering. That sound is today further showcased as Nina shares the new Mountain Music Session performance of the album's closing track, “Parachute,” a swaying, romantic ballad that also addresses her introvert tendencies. Accompanied by a five-piece band, Nina leads a song which steadily grows in stature from sparse piano into a dramatic crescendo of sound. She's visibly lost within the moment, channeling her emotions into an affecting song which charts the self-doubt that she had prior to starting the album.Having recently enjoyed a big spotlight moment when she performed at Team Great Britain's Homecoming show live on BBC One to over 2 million viewers, and having just completed a dream tour as special guest to Stevie Nicks earlier this year, Nina plans to hit the road next month for a UK headline tour.For a list of upcoming tour dates, please visit ninanesbittmusic.com.Stay tuned for more music and live dates, coming soon!We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #NinaNesbitt #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bringin-it-backwards--4972373/support.

Send us a textLance and Jacklyn are back from their Blue Ridge Mountain adventure and it was very much that, an adventure!  They do no leave anything out, sharing the highs and lows of their trip and taking listenrs along for the journey.If you are planning a trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains then this is episode is perfect for you.  Lance and Jacklyn love catching listeners up on what they have been doing, reading, watching, and learning.  We love our listeners and our community!  Send us an email if you are interested in discussing special topic.  Enjoy

For This Friday Quick Fix - I had the opportunity to go to the Mountain Music Festival - Aka Monsters On The Mountain in Gatlinburg, TN. and I'm going to share a quick review covering the entire day's festivities. The Friday Quick Fix Concept: The Friday Quick Fix is your single dose of Rock n Roll in 15 minutes or less to get your weekend off to a rockin' start. Every Friday, we will deliver a different segment that focuses on albums, songs, movies, Playlist, and generally just about anything we find entertaining and want to share with you. You will still get a regular full length episode every Sunday as usual Please Consider Supporting The Artist We Feature In This and Every Episode: (You can support them by purchasing Music, Merch, or A Concert Ticket) In This Episode You Heard: 38 Special, and Jackyl Reach Out To Us: Email: growinuprock@gmail.com Follow Us@: Facebook Loud Minority Group Twitter Instagram Website: https://growinuprock.com Pantheon Podcast Network A Special THANK YOU to Restrayned for the Killer Show Intro and transition music!! Restrayned Website Please consider leaving us a five star review in one of the following places to help the podcast get discovered by others: GUR On Apple Podcast GUR On Podchaser GUR On Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get ready for Halloween with this episode of Big Blend Radio's 1st Tuesday "Adventures in Asheville" Show that focuses on Heavy Mountain Music and Beer Fest, held Oct 25-26, 2024 at the Orange Peel and Burial Beer's Eulogy.  Featuring an array of iconic artists and genre spanning acts, exclusive pours from the area's finest breweries, and hair-raising visual installations to set the mood for the southeast's heaviest Halloween party! Check out the music line up and get your tickets, here: https://www.heavymountainfest.com/  Featured Guests are festival organizer Ray Worth, and Big Blend Radio regulars Steve & Karen Wilson "Mr & Mrs Wild, who own and run The Lion & The Rose Bed & Breakfast, a stunning pink lady in the Montford Historic District. More: https://www.lion-rose.com/    Big Blend Radio's "Adventures in Asheville" Show airs every 1st Tuesday. Follow the show on PodBean: https://adventures-asheville.podbean.com/     This episode is also being shared and featured on other Big Blend Radio Network Channels including the "Big Daily Blend," "A Toast to The Arts," "Eat, Drink & Be Merry," and "Rants, Raves & Rock 'n Roll." Check out our network of podcasts: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-network/bigblendradionetwork 

This week we return with our day-by-day recap of the recent Mountain Music Fest. This 3 day festival from the Monsters of Rock cruise organizers took place in Gatlinburg, TN. It had a great lineup of rock artists including Great White, Joan Jett, 38 Special, Tora Tora, Dangerous Toys, Tesla, and a ton more. Additionally, there was an awesome Punchlines and Backlines Comedy Show that was loaded with laughs. In addition to the awesome lineup, this event allowed us to reconnect with a bunch of friends and make new ones as well. A bunch of great exhibitors including vinyl sellers, record labels, and guitar string jewelry were in the house as well. In this discussion, we share our full review of the entire weekend. What bands were the best? Did anyone disappoint? Did someone lose consciousness? You'll have to listen to find out! We hope you enjoy our Mountain Music Fest Recap and SHARE with a friend! Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we return with our day-by-day recap of the recent Mountain Music Fest. This 3 day festival from the Monsters of Rock cruise organizers took place in Gatlinburg, TN. It had a great lineup of rock artists including Great White, Joan Jett, 38 Special, Tora Tora, Dangerous Toys, Tesla, and a ton more. Additionally, there was an awesome Punchlines and Backlines Comedy Show that was loaded with laughs. In addition to the awesome lineup, this event allowed us to reconnect with a bunch of friends and make new ones as well. A bunch of great exhibitors including vinyl sellers, record labels, and guitar string jewelry were in the house as well. In this discussion, we share our full review of the entire weekend. What bands were the best? Did anyone disappoint? Did someone lose consciousness? You'll have to listen to find out! We hope you enjoy our Mountain Music Fest Recap and SHARE with a friend! Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Thursday, July 18, would be a short day of work for operator Josh Gentry, starting at a leisurely 10 a.m. in Fort Payne, Alabama, outside the Quality Inn in town. There, Gentry met Overdrive Radio host Todd Dills to get rolling, the pair starting the day in Gentry's Chevrolet en route to the site of an old auto dealership in town that, since the mid-1980s, has been the home base of the fan club for longtime country-rock group Alabama. It's also home base for the group's tour truck, in which Gentry was about to set out on a run. Josh Gentry is son of one of the last two founding members in the band, bassist and harmony singer Teddy Gentry. Josh, after years pursuing music himself, then hauling grain around his home region (some of those years as an owner-operator), today serves as hauler of Alabama's touring operation, moved in a single truck and 48-foot Great Dane show trailer emblazoned with the band's insignia and the "Roll On II North America Tour" logo. That truck, a 2021 Kenworth T680 detailed in this week's podcast, rekindles an old partnership between the Alabama group and the Kenworth company, dormant after an official farewell tour in the early part of this century. As you'll hear on this run to Nashville to load in for Alabama's July 19 show at Bridgestone arena, Kenworth's relationship with the band tracks back to the 1980s, when the tour operation was as many as four trucks and trailers, and the band was at the height of its popularity with big hits like "Mountain Music," "Tennessee River" and, yes, the classic "Roll On (18 wheeler)," in past named by Overdrive readers in the top five for best trucking song of all time: https://www.overdriveonline.com/channel-19/article/14875984/these-are-the-top-10-trucking-songs-of-all-time Gentry's come full circle with his growing involvement in the tour operation, after a childhood spent enamoured by all things trucking and immersed in his father's band's music. Despite that long history, though, there's still opportunity for new experiences. By 11 a.m. Thursday last week he and Dills were pulling out with a lightly loaded trailer toward the Soundcheck facility's docks to pick up more gear situated a very-short haul across the river from downtown. As the truck and trailer merged onto I-59 toward Chattanooga from Ft. Payne that morning, just as Dills readying his audio recorder for the talk with Gentry, a voice came over the radio -- "Roll on, Alabama!" -- invoking the classic trucking song. Gentry called tour manager Jeff Davis to mark the moment and give him an update on progress toward Nashville for load and staging. Yet the over-the-air atta-boy wasn't the very first bit of attention the wrapped truck and trailer have gotten over going on two years Gentry's been guiding the tour, taking him as far as, most recently, North Dakota and into Manitoba and elsewhere in Canada. Dive into Josh Gentry's trucking history and otherwise in this first episode featuring Overdrive's talk with the operator, the principal interests of his life to date all coming together now in live entertainment hauling with the family business. Catch more views of the truck and trailer, and from the Friday, July 19, live show in Nashville here: https://www.overdriveonline.com/overdrive-radio/podcast/15680069/roll-on-alabama-ft-paynenashville-with-trucker-josh-gentry Find all episodes of Overdrive Radio via https://overdriveonline.com/overdrive-radio

Nina Nesbitt is a world touring Scottish Singer and song-writer. Shot in Edinburgh before her BBC recording, Nina joined me to share intimate details about her early life, career beginnings, and her love for Scotland. We explore the impact of her move to London, and the challenges of navigating fame at a young age. She opens up about the highs and lows of signing to a major label but how it feels to be dropped by them. And, how she independently pioneered her way to 1 billion streams. Nina bravely talks openly about her struggles with body-image and how she found self-compassion and self-love. She chats to me about supporting Stevie Knicks, being recognised by Taylor Swift, her duet with Coldplay and her public relationship with ex-partner Ed Sheeran. Lastly, she shares her personal growth that has shaped her latest album, "Mountain Music." Join us for an honest, introspective conversation about identity, creativity, and the power of staying true to oneself in the ever-changing landscape of the music industry. Pre-save Nina's amazing new album: https://found.ee/NNMountainMusic Follow Nina on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ninanesbitt/ Get in touch with me: https://www.instagram.com/davidmcintosjr/ Shot at Monkey Barrell Comedy Club Edinburgh. Edited by Andres McNeill   Sponsor: West Coast Motors - The best place for used cars in Scotland. West is Best! Get a good deal on your new ride - https://www.wcmotors.co.uk/ Tell them David McIntosh Sent you!

This week we fly fish, sing a brand new song, go backpacking, and talk about BB King. Hope have you have a great week!

Justin and Jason, start this episode off by paying tribute to Stringbean Akemon. They touch a little on who he was and discuss the Annual Stringbean Bluegrass Festival that is held at the Stringbean Memorial Park, in Gray Hawk Kentucky. Talking about music there is no way Randy Hayes could be left out of the conversation. Randy was not only Keith Whitley's guitar player he was also his friend who was alongside KW for the entirety of his career. Keith Whitley's music still carries a huge impact on country music. Jason being a musician, told about the Gemini Jam, a music festival that he and his wife Amy had played just a few days ago. The Gemini Jam is one of the many shows that is held by Bash On The Branch Promotions in Redlick Kentucky. The episode then gets caught up in a whirlwind discussion about favorite and most influential musicians throughout the history of modern music. The guys tried to build a Mt. Rushmore of best Vocalist as well as best guitarist. This a really fun episode and we encourage you to jump in the comments and argue with us!! We thank God for the power of music. It helps us cope with a lot of emotional stress in life and can bring people together when nothing else can. We thank you for listening and helping keep music alive! We thank our sponsors- WWAG 107.9 fm www.wagoncountry.com The Jackson County Sun www.jacksonsunky.com and Our dedicated audience! Find us on Facebook You can email us for any reason at appalachianimagination@gmail.com STAY AWESOME APPALACHIA!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-bowman42/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-bowman42/support

We spoke with Steve Collins, President and CEO of Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO), about the 2024 Talcott Mountain Music Festival set to enchant audiences at the Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center starting Friday, June 28th.

We spoke with Steve Collins, President and CEO of Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO), about the 2024 Talcott Mountain Music Festival set to enchant audiences at the Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center on Friday, July 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th.

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Join me as I recognize and appreciate our musical heritage. From traditional Mountain Music to more modern day Bluegrass Music I explore the sounds of the fiddle, banjo, guitars, mandolin and of course string bands. Traditional mountain music includes lively strains of old-time, bluegrass, ballad singing, blues, and sacred music. The tradition of Appalachian vocal tunes will be featured each week with pure appreciation of the unique storytelling through song as the forefront of this program. This week, The Lonesome Sisters, Riley Baugus, Hilary Hawke, Doc Watson, Aubrey Atwater and Roscoe Holcomb are among the artists featured on this weeks program.

Debby Hand and Peter Cutler join us to discuss the grand re-opening of Fiddler's Crossing, music lessons available at Mountain Music, and how the TPOPS Orchestra has grown over the past few years.  To learn more, visit www.fiddlerscrossing.com or www.tehachapimountainmusic.com    

For over 4 decades, Gary Brewer has been a very highly respected and successful singer, songwriter, musician, promoter, and producer. Gary performs and records in several different genres, he has performed at the Grand Ole Opry and the Lincoln Center multiple times, writes and records all original material, ran Louisville's Largest free Bluegrass Festival (Strictly Bluegrass Festival), booked artists in all genres (Some of which include: Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Mary Wilson and the Supremes, Mark Chestnut, the Isaacs, the McKameys, Bill Monroe, Jimmy Martin, Ralph Stanley, etc.), and produces his own projects and TV Shows. He is a full-time performing artist and has toured all 50 states numerous times and 18 countries in Europe. His heritage goes back 6 generations and he tours today with his 2 sons (along with a banjo player). Gary has recorded for multiple major record labels, including Copper Creek, releasing 29 studio albums and a double live album which was recorded on one of his European tours. Now, he has launched his own label called SGM Records (Stretch Grass Music). He has released an additional 21 albums on his label. Gary Brewer specializes in Bluegrass, Country, Old-time, Americana, and Bluegrass Gospel. A lot of his early recordings charted in Country and Americana as well as Bluegrass. He has recorded several top 10 hits in the Bluegrass Industry. Gary has also had very successful albums that can be considered Folk and Old-time Mountain Music. He received the honor of having the #1 Bluegrass-Gospel album in the Nation. Gary is a BMI songwriter and gives fans his own original material.

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On the penultimate episode of Seven Months of Danger, the group discuss the final build to War Games! Windham vs. Austin for the TV Title, multiple Russian Nightmare matches, Alabama's lead singer asking the tough questions & more! Play some Mountain Music and join us to be prepared as we march toward the end of the journey!

Laurel Cove Music Festival June 9th and 10th!!  In this episode, Neil and Will sit down with Jon Grace the Bell County Tourism Director and Organizer of the Laurel Cove Music Festival.  In its 4th year, while the festival continues to grow it still keeps the small town family identify it has formed from the start.  As festival season is off and running in Appalachia, hear how festivals serve as an opportunity to attract visitors and highlight the assets of the region.  Take a listen as Jon describes his passion for the region and how this Music Festival just hits a little different - bringing in people from all over the country.  As discussed in the episode, the 2023 lineup showcases local, region and even national talent in one of the most beautiful natural venues in all of the country (or at least that's what Will suggests - he may be a little biased) - "The Red Rocks of Appalachia."  You'll also hear a sampling of music throughout the episode from performers that are part of the lineup this year!  Also, don't forget about the #AppBiz of the week: Riverside Market and Grill! Bell County Tourism - www.bellcountytourism.com/  Laurel Cove Music Festival - www.laurelcovemusicfestival.com  #AppBiz Riverside Market and Grill - www.facebook.com/people/Riverside-Market-Grill/100086752601854/?paipv=0&eav=AfbDuxXM4rerh4Rw4tKv8F-b4iAtOwlF7jSykyeFHGDeJhZmM81YEzAIuNIuRRPVKgY&_rdr  AppNews: Rural Partners Network - www.rural.gov  ARC awards $500,000 at the Rural Partners Network meeting - www.arc.gov/news/arc-awards-nearly-500k-to-help-five-appalachian-kentucky-area-development-districts-apply-for-more-federal-funds/  Rural Partners Network Forum in West Virginia - www.arc.gov/event/rural-partners-network-resource-partners-forum/  Appalachian Festival - www.appalachianfestival.org/  Taste the Nation with Travis Melton: "Padma and the Beanstalk" - www.hulu.com/series/taste-the-nation-with-padma-lakshmi-53d48a66-d254-4e4f-89a1-277ec6c57368  36 hour Itinerary in Asheville, NC (New York Times) - www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/05/04/travel/things-to-do-asheville.html  Hood Huggers International - www.hoodhuggers.com  National Travel and Tourism Week - www.ustravel.org/events/national-travel-and-tourism-week  Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival - www.kmlf.org  Music on the episode (from Laurel Cove Music Festival Lineup): The Local Honeys - "High on a Mountain" 49 Winchester - "Russell County Line" The Red Clay Strays - "Good Godly Woman" Cole Chaney - "Back to Kentucky"  

WE ARE BACK. With a great update from our pal Josh Crutchmer, author of Red Dirt, as well as his upcoming book "The Motel Cowboy Show: On the Trail of Mountain Music from Idaho to Texas, and the Side Roads In Between" and of course, the Turnpike update source since breaking the news of their return. Music featured in this episode Turnpike Troubadours - Mean Old Sun BUY OUR MERCH https://www.thehippiesandcowboys.com/shop Join our online community on Patreon! Gain access to exclusive content, early guest announcements, giveaways, ask questions to our guests, and bonus podcasts! Join for as little as $1 - https://www.patreon.com/hippiesandcowboys FOLLOW US https://twitter.com/HippiesCowboys https://www.instagram.com/hippiescowboyspod/ ALL MUSIC IN THIS PODCAST HAS BEEN USED WITH PERMISSION FROM THE ARTIST AND LABEL

Matt and Drew discuss "Mountain Music" by Alabama. To listen to the full show, visit ForgottenCountryRadioShow.com.

Heather and I sit down with Punk Rock enthusiast Amy Brady, who works on Allegedly Records, Beyond the Pit Punk, Punk Box Rox, and Middle-Mountain Music Productions. Follow Amy on IG: @AllegedlyAmy Check out Allegedly Records: https://www.allegedlyrecords.com As always please follow the 805UNCENSORED on our social media channels: TikTok: @805uncensoredpod IG: @805uncensoredpod Youtube: @805uncensoredpodcast Questions/Comments/Guest Ideas/Suggestions? Email: 805uncensored@gmail.com Please consider leaving the show a review on Apple Podcasts as it really helps us expand our reach: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/805uncensored/id1471552828 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Step inside Skyline Lodge, one of Highlands, North Carolina's most serene mountain top destinations, as Paige Kornblue sits down with General Manager John Woods to learn about the hotel's history, amenities, landscape and culinary delights at Oak Steakhouse. Plus enjoy a backstage performance by Molly Tuttle of Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway and a one-on-one interview with The California Honeydrops frontman, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Lech Wierzynski. Cheers to great places and people and it's all highlighted here!  1:00 Skyline Lodge General Manager John Woods  10:59 Molly Tuttle, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway  14:17 Lech Wierzynski, The California Honeydrops  Learn more in the TRAVEL and FOOD + DRINK sections of www.PaigeKornblue.com

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Listen to a soulful and inspiring chat with laughs as Corrie Lynn Green shares stories of her rural Appalachian roots. Listen to her incredible story of finding meaning in life's hardships; beauty in being human; and a newfound bravery from her songwriting and music that tells it all. Hear how facing breast cancer impacted her view on life and music career. Discover the huge array of eclectic influences and fun musical experiences that have helped shape her. Hear her describe the difference between Folk, Americana, Bluegrass, Appalachian, Mountain Music and where her unique style falls. Discover how her songwriting process began and has evolved over time. Hear the amazing story of how she was discovered by music producer, Doug Fearn, who helped her produce, record her album, Blow Away, and flourish as a musician.  Listen to a powerful and moving story about her parents' seeing her perform live for the first time in front of a sold out audience at Court Square Theater. Learn and hear her enlightening story about the process of songwriting competitions where she received national recognition. Discover what's next for her including an upcoming event at the Forbes Center in Harrisonburg, VA with 5 female singer songwriters. Plus, don't miss how sitting in your hardships can provide you with value, meaning and have a profound positive impact on your life and much more! Cheers!  Website:  https://corrielynngreenmusic.com/home Facebook: Corrie Lynn Green Music Instagram: @corriestringgeek TikTok: @corrielynngreen Nov 18, 2022 @ 7:00pm  Forbes Theater – 147 Warsaw Ave, Harrisonburg. VA Buy Tickets!  https://jmuforbescenter.com/events/2022/11/18-songstress-sojourn.shtml To learn more about X2 Comedy visit: https://www.x2comedy.com/ Facebook & Instagram: @x2comedy

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Logan and Walker catch up on a magnificent two weeks of college football and revel in the Dawgs once again being No. 1. And good luck surviving the weekend, Boone, NC.

As bands go, Anna & Elizabeth have quite the origin story. Anna & Elizabeth began thanks to a broke down car and a shared desire to explore the traditions of Appalachian roots music. The immersive, intimate combination of Elizabeth LaPrelle's deep mountain voice (from Virginia), Anna Roberts-Gevalt's modern one (from Vermont), their sweet harmonies, and minimalist arrangements is striking. The duo's latest record, The Invisible Comes to Us, co-produced by Anna and Benjamin Lazar Davis (avant-pop outfit Cuddle Magic), draws on old-time traditions of home, porch, and kitchen music, and incorporates experimental pedal steel player Susan Alcorn and drummer Jim White (The Dirty Three), along with electronic elements. It brings Anna & Elizabeth to play some of these sparse, haunting ballads, stories, and lullabies for us, in-studio. Watch "Black Eyed Susan": Watch "Jeano" : Watch "Odd Kimball":  

PIANO RECITAL 2022 - MUSIC LEARNING CENTERCHANTELLE MARTIN - Performing Fur Elese by Beethoven SPARSHA KANNAN - Performing / Someone You Loved by Lewis Capaldi MAESE VIONNE TRINIDAD - Performing / Kiss The Rain by YIRUMA ESTHER NGAN THIEN - Performing / Canon in D SOFIA ANULIKA CARINO - Performing / Kiss The Rain by YIRUMA MIA TALMA - Performing 4 piano piece/ The Birch Canoe, Mountain Music, Skiing and Banjo Song ELSHADAY SAFI - Performing / Blinding Lights by Abel Tesfaye JAYDEN BADAYOS-OKAGBARE - Performing / Kiss The Rain by YIRUMA ABOUT THE Music Learning Center or MLC https://www.musiclearning.ca/ Music Learning Center is a family based music studio located at Erin Woods SE Community in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We specialized in piano lessons and music theory using The Royal Conservatory Of Music (RCM) curriculum of Canada. Piano is the foundation of music learning which plays an important role in understanding the music language that will lead you to play the basics of other music instruments and singing lessons. To know more about The Royal Conservatory, For 130 years, The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) has offered an internationally renowned program of music study and assessment through its certificate program. Today, the RCM Certificate Program is considered one of the finest music education systems in Canada and around the world. The program provides students with world-class, well-rounded musical training, from elementary through to advanced levels. With the completion of each level, students further hone their skills and develop their ability to play music independently while nurturing a lifelong appreciation for music making. +MLC is one of many music instructional studios for which a student can be certified for RCM LEVEL 1 to 8 certification in PIANO and RCM Music Theory. If you are interested in our piano lessons and theory we offer our program in the studio if you're close by in our community and online if you're far from us anywhere in the world.Support the show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/698590)

On this episode of The Hunting Hound, Bear and George Lambert sit down and discuss Scruffy Feists, Flashy Mules, and the challenges of self-filming bear hunts in the Virginian hill country. This is one you aren't going to want to miss! Check out Georges Youtube channel “Mountain Music and Mules”.Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @thehuntinghound

Grammyle nomineeritud pianist Simone Dinnersteini uusim album.

Mojave Beach Productions' Melody Café invites you to its Chapel of Hymns. GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN, Clyde McLennan, courtesy of www.smallchurchmusic.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mojave-beach-productions/support

Self admitted music geek Tyler Andrews finds his love of the mountain.

The Bascom Lamar Lunsford Mountain Music Festival is the only one that Lunsford allowed to carry his name. In 1928, Lunsford started the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville as part of the annual Rhododendron Festival. The festival was such a hit that the local newspaper declared it should be an annual event. The Mountain Dance and Folk Festival is the oldest continuing festival in the nation and became a model for the National Folk Festival and other festivals that followed.

The Bascom Lamar Lunsford Mountain Music Festival is the only one that Lunsford allowed to carry his name. In 1928, Lunsford started the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville as part of the annual Rhododendron Festival. The festival was such a hit that the local newspaper declared it should be an annual event. The Mountain Dance and Folk Festival is the oldest continuing festival in the nation and became a model for the National Folk Festival and other festivals that followed.

On this episode, Lucky visits the Hops News Headquarters in the great state of North Carolina. The boys welcome J Brew, founder of Hops News (and their boss) for the first time. They talk all things Hops News, Luke Combs, and Boone, North Carolina. Come join us for an episode that will live on as one of our all-time favorites!

Actors often fixate on goals.Getting on Broadway. Booking a lead role on a hit TV show. Landing a national commercial. But are you looking at goals all wrong? In today's interview, I talk with former Broadway music director and musician, Boko Suzuki.Boko has seen a lot during his 30+ years of playing and conducting worldwide and he thinks most performers don't know or have forgotten WHY they got into this industry to begin with. During this open & honest conversation, Boko and I talk about: The importance of knowing your why as a performer but also they 'why behind your why'Getting out of the box & figuring out who you really are as a performerAnd why getting on Broadway isn't a goal...and what it is insteadFinding fulfillment in work beyond the stageIn his previous life, Boko served as music director for Rent on Broadway and national tours of Wicked, Mamma Mia! and Swing! as well as many shows in Canada and in regional theatre. Boko is also a  Z-Health® exercise therapy specialist and a National Academy of Sports Medicine and C.H.E.K. Institute certified personal trainer and the owner of Suzuki Exercise therapy.  Boko is still active as a musician, offering recording, arranging and coaching services through his Denver-based business, Mountain Music. Whether through music or through movement, Boko's passion is to help people understand how to integrate their neurological and biomechanical systems to perform better and live healthier.LINKS:Suzukiexercisetherapy.comMountainmusic.onlineSuzuki Exercise Therapy on Facebook@TherapySuzuki on Twittersuzukiexercisetherapy on InstagramLike the show? Click here to leave a rave review and help spread the word. I appreciate it!HANG OUT WITH MEContinue the conversation and connect with cool, creative and high impact humans in my free online community - The Well-Rounded Actor Revolution.IG @meetjenmorrisFB @meetjenmorris

My guest today is a singer/songwriter from West Virginia, Alan "Corduroy" Brown.I dont even know where to begin with this one...We covered a wide variety of topics ranging from growing up in Appalachia , being a musician, mental health, and Corduroys literal experience of having a second chance at life.If youve never listened to one of my episodes, I REALLY encourage you to give this one a shot.I was a fan of his music before, but now Im an even bigger fan of him as a person. His story truly is life changing.Corduroy Brown's upcoming album Let Me Know will be available everywhere on August 14th. Make sure to show him support, stream the music, follow the socials, and tell him Justin sent ya! 

The Pine Mountain Music Festival celebrates a return to live music along with its 30th Anniversary of bringing classical music to Marquette, Houghton, Iron Mountain and Crystal Falls. These two celebrations also bring 30th Anniversary performances, on Friday, June 25th at the Kaufman Auditorium in Marquette , and Saturday, June 26th at the Rozsa Center in Houghton . Both dates bring the talent of promising youth performers in a free performance by the UPStarts at 4pm. After a break for dinner on both the Friday and Saturday performance dates, a variety of performers present the 30th Anniversary Show . This performance is a collaboration with members of the Marquette Symphony Orchestra, the Keweenaw Orchestra, the Marquette City Band, Northern Michigan University's Dance Department, and tenor Miles Mykkanen (one of the original UPStarts). We hear all about the 30th Anniversary performances in an interview with Diane Eshbach, Trustee and President of the Pine Mountain Music Festival

The 30th Anniversary show is this Saturday for the Pine Mountain Music Festival. Learn more about what to expect for this year's performance with Diane and Charlie Eshbach.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Mary HottA 7th generation West Virginian, Mary was born and raised in Paw Paw, WV, an old canal and railroad town which, at the time, had a population of 600. Her high school graduating class consisted of 11 students. With just under 500 people at the last census, it's still as small town as it gets.

Renee Lauderback, founder of Mountain Music Parlor, joins Jim Davidson on Roots Junction. Hear new episodes of Roots Junction on KWNK 97.7FM every Friday at 10am & Sunday at 3pm.

Former Simple Minds band member Mike Ogletree talks about finding his Scottish (and African) music traces in the Smoky Mountains and Scots-Irish Cultural traditions.Tune in for this fun conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Joseph Franklyn McElroy's family has been in the Smokies for over two hundred years. Joseph is interviewing Mike Ogletree, best known for his work in new wave bands such as Fiction Factory and Simple Minds. He currently living in the Smoky Mountains exploring the Scottish roots of Appalachian music. Joseph recommends that any interested viewer should read Wayfaring Strangers: The Musical Voyage from Scotland and Ulster to Appalachia, which has a forward by Dolly Parton who is a cousin of his. Joseph explains the geographic and cultural connection of Scotland to the Appalachian Trail. Early Scotch-Irish immigrants brought their musical traditions, mostly folk musical instruments like fiddles and rudimentary guitars. With the added influence of West Africans and the Cherokee and new subgenre became prominent in Appalachia known as bluegrass. In the McElroy family's establishment, the Meadowlark Motel, Mike is the artist in residence and has introduced a music program. As a self taught musician was influenced by the Cajun style band called The Meters. He was also interested in traditional Scottish music as well as popular rock.Segment 2For Mike it was a challenge not to migrate due to his adventurous nature and he welcomed the challenge. Mike first came to California and worked at a film studio then moved to New York. While successful, his biggest challenge was moving from a small town environment to the city which is sustainable but the life of a musician can bring you down. Mike was still looking forward to a change. Mike and Joseph met at the General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of The City Of New York. They were instrumental in moving the Alexander Hamilton house to a national park. While in New York he became friends with many Scottish people and discovered that there was a strong interest in his culture and history. He was asked to perform at the Burns Supper. As a fan of Robert Burns, setting his poetry to music was not a challenge. While doing so, Mike discovered Scottish Reggae. Mike performed the famous love poem A Red Red Rose by Robert Burns. He explains that the beat is what makes it reggae.Segment 3After losing his wife, Mike decided to stay in the Rockies because to him it is like a fantasy Scotland. He'd go off by himself in the woods after school and have dreams of his freedom and liberty. When Mike came to the mountains he discovered the place he dreamed of in the woods. In the mountains he enjoys hiking to waterfalls, enjoying the scenery and visiting the Maggie Valley Bird Sanctuaries. Mike's musical education began with the music of the south so he was familiar with the heritage. He learned about the African American influence then began listening to Scottish music so he could understand the influence. He discovered that many musicians brought jigs and Scottish music to the mountains, which would later evolve into the fiddling style you hear in Bluegrass. Mike plays another song, Man of Sorrow by Bob Dylan. Mike and Joseph reflect on the sense of community held in both the Rockies and Scotland as well as the straightforwardness of the people. Joseph recalls that while growing in the Smoky Mountains he people would gather with instruments and make music. It was a spontaneous environment where anyone could playSegment 4Every Saturday night Mike does a live music show at the Meadowlark Motel. He welcomes walk-in musicians to share their mountain and he will share Scottish songs with them in return. Even during this pandemic there are opportunities to hear live music. The Fairground has been doing drive in concerts with bluegrass and country musicians. Many musicians don't have anywhere to play so they are grateful to be playing outdoors. Mike has a website that is a nod to his black and Scottish culture called the blexcotsman.com. He can also be found on the Meadowlark Motel's Facebook page because they livestream his performances.

No music, no voices, just the sound of a valley halfway up a Tasmanian Mountain. This soundscape is full of birds and breeze echoing backwards and forwards across a reservoir.  

First of all, let me say what a class act Jeff Cook is. On Monday April 20th I had the honor of interviewing Jeff and he was awesome!! (You rock, Jeff!) We talked about everything from the never-to-be-repeated success of the country and southern rock band Alabama to the roots of the band back in the 70's when they were called WildCountry!! Check out the podcast for all the stories. Jeff even talked about the challenges the band faced as they skyrocketed up the charts! Just to put it into perspective… in their career they had more than 40 number one hits and sold more than 73-million records!!! With hits like Christmas in Dixie, The Closer You Get and Mountain Music they were a staple on the “cassette” shelf…LOL.

October 18 Cappy's, Buns, and Bow TiesThe band gets a rude awakening when Lee sees that the band's name on the Cappy's marquee for October 18 and 19. The band was practicing for the following week (the 25th). We work with the owner, and he ends up putting us on after a Male review called “California Hunks” (from Columbus Ohio). The band waits in the back as men are not allowed in the bar as a group of 70 or so women fondle and paw at the loincloth-wearing pieces of meat. Dave starts off the night on stage with his Ted Nugent imitation, “Mercy mercy, I've died and gone to heaven, I'm playin' to a bar full of horny woman.” This evokes a “Dave!?” from Kevin.The women were sloshed. We were even joined on stage by a drunken wench that the band affectionately referred to as Bambi. She had brown hair and weighed about 45 pounds. As she jumped up on stage and began to wiggle and jiggle, John gave her a “bump” and shot-putted her halfway across the stage. Dave joined John in using Bambi as a human ping pong ball. During Bubba Hyde, Dave was doing the famous James Brown arrangement. He went out and “bumped” with Bambi. As they boogied back to back, Dave realizes that if he moves too quick Bambi is gonna end up on the floor. When he finally maneuvers to get away, Dave feels an arm come over his shoulder as Bambi tires to keep him on the dance floor. Dave does a spin move and catapults himself back to the safe haven of the stage (Glad to get back with his life intact).Later during a break, Bambi helped herself to a microphone. At this point, Dave went up on stage and said enough is enough. Later Bambi would try to get a whole sentence out to explain that she want's us to sing “Bappy Hirthday.” Later John witnesses as Bambi's female traveling partner bites her tit on the dance floor. The owner explains that things were getting a little overheated in the parking lot.The band has a blast, but without a sound check, they don't sound as sharp as usual out front. Chucky works out the bugs, but the stage volume is too loud and again, the monitors are almost useless. Dave has an extremely hard time hearing his backup vocals. When he does hear them, they're pretty rough. The band performs 3 new songs. These were My Maria, Daddy's Money, and On a Good Night (show opener).Saturday has the band moving the board to a new spot. In the process, the band's sound clears up and it sounds awesome! The band turns down their stage volume, and the monitors are heard loud and clear. Unfortunately, it's sweetest day, and the crowd is beyond shy. The band is treated to the pleasure of asking someone to turn off the jukebox. Dave tries to get a giggle by insinuating that Madonna has a venereal disease and that's why she had a cesarean delivery of her child (he refrains from making a joke about finding missing super bowl rings). Unfortunately Ernie the DJ is short on CD's and asks the band to play a little longer sets. Hmm... the band enters the lovely land of improvisation on stage. They pull off a version of Boot-Scootin' Boogie that must have lasted almost 10 minutes. Kevin was like a quarterback calling plays at the line of scrimmage. As he announces “Extended version” in the middle of Watermelon Crawl. The band pulls a few songs off the “Left-over” list, and realize why most of them are on the list in the first place (they suck). Dave accidentally cuts Ain't nothin Wrong with the Radio in half as he puts the solo in the wrong place. However, in hindsight, this was probably a blessing.The band can't believe the dead quiet after each song. The band would hammer out the final chords of a song, end it with a thunderous crunch and then you would hear the chirping of crickets in the back corner of the bar.Dave receives a job offer to join a band that is playing out 2 times a month. I think they were called Southern Exposure or something. Anyway, he takes the guy's number just to be polite. He has no intention of leaving the band.During one break Dave accidentally steps in a puddle of drool that has formed around the soundboard as Chucky has his eye on a lovely brunette. As a slow song starts, Dave prods Chucky to “go for it,” and sure enough Chuck shoots and scores. Unfortunately, Chucky was too busy to running sound to apply the needed pressure to court this fine vixen, and she ended up sitting by another guy. Chucky definitely gets an “A” for effort.Even though the crowd was dead (they did come alive by the third set), the band has a lot of fun. The joy of making up a set list on stage is interesting to say the least. The band fields requests to play some songs twice, so they do. The band was even joined by the Ernie the DJ for If Tomorrow Never Comes. Ernie wasn't bad at all, and puts a lot of emotion into his singing. The band is hounded to do some Lynard Skynard both nights and asks a patron what song they should do. He answers “Sweet Home Alabama.” He also wants to hear Mountain Music by the group ALABAMA. In all, it was a pretty fun gig. As John put it, “I had very low expectations coming in, and left very glad we did the gig.”October 23: Operation Steel Your Keyboard PlayerDave calls the guy from the band Southern Heart. Here's the scoop on them.• They've been apart for a while and are now reforming ( a little different from the “we're playing out twice a month” story at the bar).• The lead singer is the drummer. They think you should bring your kids to practice.• They play the Eagles, Seager, etc... (I'm sure they do Keep Your hands to Yourself by the Georgia Satellites).Dave sets it up with Randy to come over and play this Sunday. Dave explains how Six Shooter is a tight band, and he will not be leaving unless the singer (Kevin) moves to Montana (a possibility). Randy says he doesn't care. He just wants Dave to hear them. Dave figures, what can it hurt? While he's there he may just mention how Six Shooter is looking for a keyboardist.October 25: Kevin QuitsDave calls Kevin to see about getting his amp for the Southern Heart tryout thing. Dave is explaining how he wants to go check an Akron bar called “The Shamrock.” In doing so, Kevin feels he must tell Dave something.Kevin announces how lately things just haven't been much “fun.” He explains the constant worries about equipment failure, the strain of screaming over a stage volume that could destroy any pigeons flying in close proximity of the speakers, the negative attitude of John during the latest gig, the tardiness of some of the band members, and a general lack of drive is making the band situation a poor return on investment. Playing on stage is fun, but that's about the only thing that is anymore.Dave interrupts as he has been played the fool with this speech before. Only this time Kevin is not pulling his leg. Kevin hates to do this over the phone, but he doesn't want Dave pimping a singer-less band. Dave tries to use a salesman tactic to identify objections and asks, “If we fixed the sound system and worked on our stage volume (yata yata yata) would you stay? To this Kevin says “No, its just not fun.” According to the limited sales training Dave has received, this is supposed to reveal that their is another objection that has not been voiced. Hmmmmm....While Dave will miss singing with Kevin. Dave tends to agree with many of Kevin's points. The band has been a disappointment in some ways. We've never been too efficient in learning songs. It will be very strange to be in this band without Kevin. Dave doesn't put too much effort in trying to talk Kevin out of his decision. Dave knows that Kevin wouldn't say this without putting some thought into it.Upon hanging up the phone Dave is not sure how to feel. He can't be mad at Kevin. As a friend, Dave wouldn't want Kevin to do something he no longer enjoyed. In a selfish way, Dave is not happy about being put in the situation of finding a replacement. It's very strange. John and Dave had discussed this earlier in the week at lunch. Apparently ,John had picked up a vibe from Kevin. John announced that if Kevin ever left, he'd just call his buddy Dan (whom he explains is a real pain to work with at times) and form his old rock band. Dave isn't really big on the idea. Without being an egomaniac, Dave feels he is talented enough to hold down the role of lead guitarist. Consequently, a band with Dan would probably not include Dave.Kevin is going to wait to tell John, so Dave can't call John and say “Holy shit Kevin quit!” Dave ponders the thought of joining a blues band (something he's always wanted to front). Dave isn't really worried. He'll examine his options, and choose the best one.