Podcasts about one week records

Before he was traversing the continent, touring Europe and sharing the stage with some legendary punk-rock powerhouses, the singer-songwriter listeners now know as Walt Hamburger was just a guy named Walt Lontkowski who fronted little-known bands in Northeast Wisconsin and had no expectations of making a living as a full-time musician. Thanks to untold hours of experience in those projects, a great work ethic, an ever-improving catalog and a few chance meetings that turned into life-changing opportunities, Walt Hamburger has already accomplished more in the realm of music than he'd ever imagined possible. The solo artist with the appetizing moniker and infectious material was on the cusp of even bigger things this year, with a Canadian tour and a run of overseas shows booked ... at least until COVID-19 made its way stateside and threw his plans for a loop. Now in quarantine in his hometown of Appleton, Hamburger recently took some time out of his suddenly quite-empty schedule to video conference with My First Band host Tyler Maas. After they both opened up about the uncertainty the coronavirus has put into their livelihoods, Hamburger told Maas about his early experiences in bands like Caution To The Wind and The Hamburgers (where he got his stage name), memorable shows in rural Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, his animal foundation, early struggles as a solo artist, and how a phone call from Lagwagon's Joey Cape changed his life. You can pre-order Walt Hamburger's reissued and remastered One Week Records #1 album on vinyl now at 1332Records.com. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers"), Walt Hamburger ("Wisconsin Dells") and Caution To The Wind ("Rebound"). If you like My First Band and/or Milwaukee Record, please consider supporting the site by donating to our GoFundMe relief fund.

Walt Hamburger is a punk rock musician from the once great state of Wisconsin. Former member of the hamburgers, he now tours around the world playing solo acoustic punk rock. He's recorded with the likes of Joey Cape on his One Week Records label. Intruder Green from pop punk band, Masked Intruder documents all his favorite conversations with friends from music and crimes. Photo and logo design by Bambi Guthrie Patreon.com/intrudergreen Intruder Green Call-In Line: 608-535-9608 www.intrudergreen.com All social media: @intrudergreen Sponsored by https://www.stupidradmerch.com/

I am rolling out some older interview for you during the holiday season. In this one I get the chance to talk to Seth Anderson about his then new release on One Week Records.

Joey Cape - Lagwagon, Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies, Bad Astronaut, Scorpios, One Week Records, Solo Artist... i mean... what more can i say? 

In this episode, Jessica met up with Chris Cresswell of The Flatliners before their recent show in Whistler. Let us tell you, if you weren't a fan of Chris or The Flatliners before, you will be after hearing this. Chris opens up about recording with Joey Cape at his One Week Records recording studio and touring with Joey and Brian Whalstrom. Chris also talks about The Flatliners' sound and how the band has changed over the years and what fans have said about the new album. Finally, Chris opens up about ladies he loves and hates on sexism in the music scene. Bands discussed: Cayetana, Jenny Owen Youngs, Hop Along, Lagwagon, Anti Flag Song: Hang My Head by The Flatliners

Seth Anderson is a solo singer/songwriter. Seth started writing songs at the age of 18. His career started in the East coast of Canada. He has travelled and lived throughout the country writing songs and performing them where ever anyone would listen. Seth's fourth album was released on Joey Cape's "One Week Records" in 2016 and is now coming out on the UK label "Little Rocket Records" on vinyl. He is presently on tour across Canada. The dates are. May 12th - Winnipeg,MB @ The Windsor May 19-21 – Pouzza Fest 7 May 31st - Levis,QC @ La Maison de l'amitié (house show) June 1st - Montreal,QC @ L'Esco June 2nd - Ottawa,ON @ Cafe Nostalgica June 3rd - Toronto,ON @ Sonic Cafe June 6th - Sudbury,ON @ Speakeasy June 8th - Thunder Bay,ON @ The Foundry June 14, Banff, AB - Wild Bill’s w/ Off With Their Heads, Fire Next Time June 15, Calgary, AB - the Ship And Anchor  w/ Off With Their Heads , Fire Next Time June 16, Edmonton, AB - The Needle Vinyl Tavern w/ Off With Their Heads, Fire Next Time June 17, Canmore, AB - ArtsPlace Make sure you pick up the Little Rocket Records release when you can as it's only a run of 300. Brought to you in part by Audible.com. Go to www.audibletrial.com/apologue and sign up to receive a free download from over 180,000 audiobook titles. Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!! Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologue Shop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/ Follow the show on FaceBook and subscribe on iTunes Check out my new 3D printing store. Go to www.insightrecorders.com/3dprints

This week on Episode 84 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #28), Bob Noxious and Bobby Pickles connect withJoey Cape live from his van. The three discuss Joey’s new solo record, Stitch Puppy,  the story behind the song, “Tracks”, and what it was like to record his latest acoustic album using a similar formula to that of his label, One Week Records.  Bobby uses his “Wop Dar” to uncover the Italian roots of the Lagwagonfrontman, insinuates that, like most musicians, Joey is inherently lazy, and then asks Mr. Cape a very pretentious question, which Joey has not the authority to answer adequately, given that the punk rock ethos transcends ideas and is really a part of one’s DNA. But, Joey agrees with Bob’s ethos, being a 46 year old man who lives his life like a 17 year old boy.   SYNOPSIS OF BANTER: Jason 3D of The Jasons designed a FAT ENZO t-shirt depicting The Bobs getting killed by The Jasons. Lou Koller, frontman of NYHC greats, Sick Of It All, speaks with ten year old Elliott of Little Punk People, and Bobby wants to make him a DSR war correspondent because he’s interviewed many of the same people as Bob and he’s a much more talented interviewer. The Bobs discuss their impending full-coverage of FEST 14 in Gainesville and Pre-FEST in Tampa. Bobby doesn’t know who Mikey Erg or Ronnie James Dio is. The Svetlanas are from “Mother Russia” just as PigPen are comprised of more bacon than Bob puts down during breakfast. Why does EVERYBODY think the iconic Motörhead frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, is going to die? Bob says if Lemmy isn’t really afraid to die, he’d have played a fourth song in Austin. Bob thinks he might need to go back to the dark liquors. Bob says, “Lemmy will live forever and what kind of world are we going to leave for Lemmy?” AND VIGNETTES BY: Elliott Fullam of Little Punk People, J. Prozac of Doubtfire, Todd Dulawan of Distorted Signals, Dylan Flynn of Pass The Bass, and Mike Hansen ofPentimento. Episode 28’s recurring theme: bad/spot-on accents, artists who’ve recorded records in one-week’s time, and Bobby’s three keys to success - Persistence, Arrogance, andStupidity, with major emphasis on the latter. Hear all the incessant blathering, plus this week’s new music and headlines, below. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLIST Nightbirds - 8 Inch Betsy PMX - Pull The Trigger 8 Inch Betty - Mean Days Svetlanas - Siberia PEARS - Snowflake Guilty By Association - Coming Home Doubtfire - California The Mahones - Fuck You Joey Cape Interview Joey Cape - Spill My Guts Lagwagon - Made Of Broken Pieces Pentimento - Sink Or Swim You can subscribe to Dying Scene Radio via RSS, on iTunes or with the TuneIn orStitcher apps for iOS and Android. We also enjoy reading listener feedback on the air, so feel free to send us an e-mail. Or call us on the hotline - (347) 754-PUNK. Follow us on Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook: /DyingSceneRadio This week’s sponsor is, as always, FAT ENZO.

Music streaming services vs. curmudgeon old record spinners in a battle to decide who gets more hits in the top 100. Starts off strange but the tubes warm up and so does the episode. Turn the volume dial clockwise and enjoy another episode of good music and goofy banter with Joel and Shane.   Ice Breaker What's the weirdest food you've ever eaten?   Side A: Music (0:06:15) News- Who is Drake and why does he have more songs in Billboard's Hot 100 than The Beatles? Patrick Carney and why The Black Keys block music streaming services such as Spotify, New Gorillaz and The Good The Bad and The Queen in the works says Damon Albarn, Primus hiding golden tickets in their new album, Admiration for Steve Shutt, San Francisco radio stations ban Lorde's "Royals" during the World Series Listening To- Uke-Hunt live 10/5, Joey Cape and One Week Records live 10/7,Chris Cresswell, Field Report Marigolden, Pearl Jam live at BMO Harris Bradley Center 10/20, Pearl Jam Yield, Gaslight Anthem Get Hurt splatter vinyl, Slipknot .5: The Gray Chapter, Primus & The Chocolate Factory with The Fungi Ensemble All music played with permission: Banner Pilot "Modern Shakes" Souvenir Her and the Horizon "Pilot Error" Perspective is Everything Deal Breakers "Not Good Enough" Deal Breakers Chris Cresswell "Meet Me In The Shade" One Week Record The Peach Kings "Be Around" Mojo Thunder EP   Side B: Video Games (1:12:00) Video Games- Drive Club (PS4) debacle or good game? Angry Birds Transformers- there is no debate, Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare (PS4), NBA 2K15 (PS4), Wife monopolizing the PS4, Resident Evil 5 co-op (PS3)   Join The Community Discord Facebook Group Links Subscribe To Podcast (RSS Feed) Website ABandofGamers.com Twitter @ ABandofGamers Instagram.com/ABandofGamers Email ABOGpod@gmail.com Thank you for listening! If you ejoy the show and would like to support ABOG, please tell a friend and share it on social media.  

JOEY CAPE (Lagwagon, Me First And The Gimme Gimmes), CHRIS CRESSWELL (The Flatliners), BRIAN WAHLSTROM (Scorpios) and Serina Chang hang out at the Walnut Room in Denver, Colorado to discuss German humor, Barry Manilow, Competitive Whistling, First musical loves and the ONE WEEK RECORDS label and tour! This episode features the one week records songs, "Airplane Food," by Brian Wahlstrom and "Meet Me in the Shade" by Chris Cresswell. The episode ends with a live recording of the One Week Records gang playing, "International You Day," by Tony Sly and No Use For a Name.

Tim Lambesis sentenced. Night Birds! One Week Records. Upcoming Muffs record. Tigers Jaw video.