Podcasts about Rateliff

Nathaniel Rateliff dropped by WNXP in advance of his band, The Night Sweats, releasing its fourth record South of Here on the Stax label out of Memphis on June 28. After performing an early album single "Heartless" solo acoustic, Rateliff sat down to talk about making this record with producer Bradley Cook, getting on top of his perfectionist-leaning anxiety, is his native Missouri the South (?) and hitting the road with another beloved live rock band, My Morning Jacket, this year.

In this episode, Judah and Jeremiah bring the excitement as they sit down for a dynamic conversation with Nathaniel Rateliff, a triple platinum artist known for his electrifying mix of rock, indie rock, and folk. From chart-topping hits to unforgettable live performances, Rateliff's music commands attention worldwide.Join us as we dive into Rateliff's incredible journey, from his early beginnings to headlining stages around the globe. Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled discussion as Rateliff shares behind-the-scenes stories of life on tour, along with his passions beyond the spotlight, like grocery shopping and cooking. Tune in for a thrilling ride as we celebrate Rateliff's rockstar legacy and uncover the fascinating stories behind his rise to fame.Click here to watch the full video episodes, subscribe to 'The Menu,' and find all of our 5-Star Picks!

This week on A Novel Console, Chris and Karradyne return after a week off with a lot things to talk about. They announce the Backlog of Doom winners, talk about the band Ghost, the Brendan Fraser classic, The Mummy, and have a Snapple Elements taste test! Then, Karradyne talks about a lot of changes between the creation and release of The Hobbit when she reads The History of the Hobbit, and Chris ends the show holding his tongue about the events in Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor.You can contact us at:anovelconsole@gmail.comFacebook.com/anovelconsoleTwitter.com/anovelconsoleInstagram: @anovelconsolePatreon.com/anovelconsoleOther Streaming Platforms:anovelconsole.carrd.coSupport the show

A hometown favorite - Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - do so much more than create incredible music. They also launched The Marigold Project to support historic institutions, brilliant ideas and driven individuals and just recently created “Ground Cover” -- a community conversation series at the lived-in and timeless Skylark Lounge (which was purchased by Rateliff in 2020). This series creates dialogue around the importance of community and subverting the systems that don't serve us. Listen to this episode of Good & Grounded to hear more about how one of our local heroes is giving back to the community and how you can get in on the conversation.

Nathaniel Rateliff took the world by storm with his hit song, “S.O.B.” and is now a household name. Before he was selling out multiple nights at Red Rocks Amphitheater, he was a janitor, trucker, and landscaper. When he put all his chips on the table to pursue music, it clearly paid off. Lance and Nathaniel sat down at the Skylark Lounge in Denver, which Rateliff co-owns, to have a down-to-earth conversation about how he got here.

En 2013, tras publicar varios discos, Nathaniel Rateliff estaba cansado y pensando en dejar la música y volver a trabajar de jardinero. Tras más de una década en Denver, donde había tenidos algunos éxitos, el chico pensaba que su música no estaba teniendo el impacto que anhelaba.Tras varios discos de un folk intimista que encajaba con su larga barba y voz profunda, Rateliff estaba dispuesto a tirar la toalla. Pero antes decidió darse una última oportunidad con una banda de soul que acaba de montar, The Night Sweats. Aquello no puedo ser más acertado.El viaje de Rateliff es apasionante, su historia está llena de detalles, de giros, pero sobre todo de grandes canciones, temas que escuchamos en este programa especial en el que el autor es el propio invitado.Otros programas relacionadosMichael Kiwanuka, el amor y el odio ESCUCHA EL PROGRAMA | APPLE | SPOTIFY | IVOOXEl canto desesperado de Sharon Jones ESCUCHA EL PROGRAMA |

WTOP Entertainment Reporter chats with Nathaniel Rateliff, who plays Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland on Friday for the Outlaw Music Festival with Willie Nelson and Sturgill Simpson. They spoke in 2016 about Rateliff forming The Night Sweats for the hit song "S.O.B."

Hi Folks!  For this months bonus episode we listen to the song "S.O.B.".  Released in 2015 on their self titled debut album, "Nathanial Rateliff & the Night Sweats", "S.O.B." is a song that at its core is about drinking one's life away after a break up. Rateliff has also described "S.O.B." as a joke song and said he initially did not intend to record it but after positive audience reception decided too.  "S.O.B." blends vintage R&B with new soul to create a wonderfully vintage sound.  This song will will get your feet tapping and have you singing the chorus out load!  It captures a feeling we can all relate too (even if our best interest is to not to act on it) "Son of a bitch! Give me a drink!".  Thanks for listening!Intro/Outro:Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-foreverLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

When Nathaniel Rateliff was asked to write a song for the new film “Palmer” starring Justin Timberlake, he immediately began to tackle the work but it wasn’t until Rateliff had a conversation with Timberlake that he fully realized the theme behind the film and gave the song its title “Redemption.” 

Hey Folk! Hope you're doing well considering everything that's happening this week, we'll get through this. We've got a great show for you to take your mind off things. Enjoy. This week we're Talkin':  'Under Pressure' by Willie Nelson, Karen O 'Making Do' by Lake Street Dive 'Don't Let 'Em Get You' by Goodnight, Texas 'Hey Pretty Moon' by The War and Treaty 'There Is A War' by Nathaniel Rateliff, Kevin Morby & Sam Cohen

In what will likely be the last interview with a Tolkien scholar on the podcast, we discuss John's path to Marquette University, where he studied the Tolkien manuscripts. The resulting book is called the History of the Hobbit. John has worked for TSR and Wizards of the Coast, working on Dungeons and Dragons. Listen and learn about his wealth of fantasy knowledge, and the connections he has made over the years. http://www.sacnothscriptorium.com/http://sacnoths.blogspot.com/

El pasado miércoles, día 29 de abril, Willie Nelson (Willie Hugh Nelson) ha cumplido 87 años desde su nacimiento muy cerca de la medianoche en esa misma fecha de 1933. Lo hizo en Abbott, en el Hill County tejano, una localidad de algo menos de 350 habitantes, aproximadamente el mismo número que cuando Willie vino al mundo. Hoy en nuestro programa queremos celebrar que siga con nosotros, que parezca haber renunciado a la retirada y que conserve una actividad casi exultante. Ahora esperamos la publicación de First Rose Of Spring, que ha tenido que posponer hasta julio debido al Covid-19. Será su disco número 70 sólo de los que ha grabado en estudio. Su música y algunas curiosas colaboraciones de este icono irrepetible. Era casi obligado abrir TOMA UNO con "Willie’s Birthday Song", la última entrega de los Marigold Singles con la que Nathaniel Rateliff y su banda The Night Sweats felicita el cumpleaños a Willie Nelson con invitados de lujo como Bobbie Nelson (que tiene dos años más que su hermano Willie), Mickey Raphael, Nikki Lane, Courtney Marie Andrews y los hijos del mítico artista, Lukas y Micah Nelson. La serie Marigold Singles recauda dinero para el Proyecto Marigold, en apoyo de las organizaciones de justicia económica y social. Su debut llegó con Nathaniel Rateliff y el ahora fallecido John Prine cantando juntos "Sam Stone" y una versión a "Summer’s End" de Prine a dúo entre Rateliff y Courtney Marie Andrews. Escuchar audio

Nathaniel Rateliff rings up Kyle Meredith to discuss his latest album, And It’s Still Alright, which finds the “S.O.B.” artist returning to his singer-songwriter roots. Rateliff details how much of the writing came after the latest Night Sweats LP where he could look at his recent divorce with the clarity of a little more time. It was around then that his friend and longtime producer Richard Swift passed away, which gave the resulting songs even more weight. Still, Rateliff says that the main attraction of the new record is hope and dissects how to find the light in songs draped in darkness. On the much lighter side of life, we also hear about him teaming up with WIllie Nelson on their own cannabis line, as well as what opening for The Rolling Stones is like. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

"Nothing to Show For" & "And It's Still Alright" 

O #BluesBox de hoje é dedicado aos artistas novos no cenário do Blues. Vai rolar muito som de Them Vibes, Nathaniel Rateliff e Cory Wong.

Maleko & Flash host a live performance with Nathaniel Rateliff, an American singer and songwriter based in Denver, whose influences are described as folk, Americana, and vintage rhythm & blues. Rateliff has garnered attention with Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, the soulful R&B combo he formed in 2013. This episode was recorded in front of a live studio audience at iHeartRadio Honolulu and performed live on the radio on Star 101.9 KUCD-FM. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maleko-and-flash/support

In this, our first episode, your hosts introduce themselves, and then dive right in as we explore Tolkien’s 1939 lecture “On Fairy Stories”, a fundamental work in Tolkien Studies, but one often overlooked by the wider Tolkien fandom. In it, Tolkien issues a sort of mission statement on why he considers fantasy important. Where can you read OFS? The Monsters and the Critics Tolkien on Fairy-Stories edited by Verlyn Flieger Show Notes: Verlyn Flieger’s introduction to On Fairy Stories Bibliography of Verlyn Flieger Mythgard Institute History of the Hobbit by John D. Rateliff

We play clips from the album, discuss Nathaniel Rateliff's career and the formation of the Night Sweats, and dive into lyrics and elements that make the album really stand out. We discuss the producer and the recording process that lead to the creation of Tearing at the Seams. If you love records, vinyl, discovering new music, or rediscovering music you already know, this is the podcast for you. To learn more, and sign up for our record of the month club, visit BlindTigerRecordClub.com.  Stay connected to the music and follow us:  Facebook Instagram Twitter

Austin gives us his commentary on Nathan Rateliff and The Night Sweats' "Tearing At The Seams"!

Larry, Dr. Jess, and Ashley went to see Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, a band on the rise who didn't disappoint. Not much else to say. Performances include S.O.B., Trying So Hard Not to Know, and Thank You. 

What is a “RISK Party”, what inspired it and what kind of story did Charlie share? You'll have to tune into this week's show and hear it for yourself! Add to the fun a mix of snow filled Valentine's Day stories, a bit of questionable beer and new song we love to close and you have a show that's not to be missed!

Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats' self-titled debut album dropped today! Catch their new single "S.O.B." and hear what Nathaniel has to say about their new sound. @JasonDRossi gives you the exclusive on the evolution of Rateliff's music, Tweet us using #929Podcast to engage with the show.

Nathaniel Rateliff is the most talented singer-songwriter I've ever met and he just so happens to live right down the street. I finally snagged him to talk touring, drinking, cholos and Night Sweats.