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Entramos en un legendario estudio de grabación, que desempeñó un papel clave en la evolución del sonido del género. Bienvenidos a RCA Studio B, la cuna del "Sonido de Nashville".

Gurdip returns this week for a lively discussion about the soundtrack to Elvis' 1968 film "Speedway," which co-starred Nancy Sinatra, who features on two tracks, making her one of the few artists to ever appear on an album with Elvis during his lifetime. The guys dig a bit into the recording sessions (which, minus Sinatra's contributions, were primarily done at MGM's soundstage instead of at RCA Studio B as usual) and how this move affected the production quality of the album, the poor choice of promotional single material, unfortunate timing of the film & soundtrack's release, and ponder how Elvis' final soundtrack LP for a fictional film managed to, like the first movie album from 11 years earlier, end up with nearly half the songs featured not even appearing in the film itself.  The guys also catch up on a bunch of listener emails, and then for Song of the Week, Gurdip selects Elvis' unique 1957 interpretation of the spiritual "I Believe," while Justin goes much lighter, picking "Poor Boy," recorded for and featured in his first feature, Love Me Tender. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy. 

Join us for the next episode of the Record Room.  Josh discusses punk and the top 3 is songs about the telephone.  I screwed up the athenaeum segment on RCA Studio B because I didn't not turn off echo suppression, so that discussion is lost to history.  Thanks for listening! See you soon!

Justin and Bec explore Elvis' "marathon" sessions from June 1970, starting with laying the groundwork for the return to Nashville's RCA Studio B, pondering why Elvis may not have chosen to return to Chips Moman's American Sound in Memphis. Instead Elvis is joined this time by a new band led by his live guitarist James Burton but otherwise comprised largely of country-soul players who had worked alongside producer Felton Jarvis in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, including Chip Young, Jerry Carrigan, David Briggs, Norbert Putnam and Charlie McCoy, and rather than a meticulous planned session with Chips' guiding vision... they tear through dozens of songs across four nights, with a follow-up session later that September. Part 1 focuses on the establishing information and the first two nights, June 4-5 and June 5-6, 1970.  For Song of the Week, Bec highlights "I Met Her Today," the understated Don Robertson ballad that was cut in 1961's Pot Luck sessions but held until the hodgepodge Elvis For Everyone album four years later. Meanwhile, Justin goes way back to the Sun era, selecting the middle child single "Milkcow Blues Boogie" - couched between Good Rockin' Tonight and Baby Let's Play House, yet containing that same genius melding of blues (it was written and originated by Kokomo Arnold) and country (also highly popularized by western swing artists like Bob and Johnnie Lee Wills) in a new rockabilly style as anything else he did at Sun. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy. 

Get ready for an exciting journey through the captivating state of Tennessee as we unveil the top ten must-visit attractions and events for August 2023. Whether you're a resident looking for new adventures or planning a visit, this series will guide you to the most captivating experiences. Tennessee's diverse offerings, from majestic mountains to historic landmarks and lively cultural festivals, promise plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy. So, are you eager to discover the 10 Best Things To Do in Tennessee in August 2023? Get out and raft the Ocoee River2. Attend the 20th Anniversary Tomato Art Fest - August 11-12, 20233. Enjoy breakfast all day at Eggs Up Grill in Germantown4. Bring the whole fam to the Williamson County Fair - August 4-12, 20235. Check out the beautiful Cedar Hill Farmers Market - Third Thursday April to September6. Indulge in pizza and wine at the new Iggy's in Nashville7. Take a train ride on the Hiwassee Loop Train8. Keep cool inside by touring RCA Studio B in Nashville9. Sip some moonshine at Sugarlands Distilling Company10. See some of the most beautiful birds in the world at Parrot Mountain and GardensFor the full breakdown of all of these events, including when and where to go, check out our feature article on OnlyInYourState: The 10 Best Things To Do In Tennessee In August 2023.

The pairing of Amanda Shires and producer Lawrence Rothman is an unlikely one. On paper, Amanda's Americana leaning solo records, including her work with the Highwomen and Lawrence's highly art rock leaning production style make almost no sense, and that's the beauty of it. The two partnered during Covid on remote writing collaborations and finally full band sessions at Nashville's famed RCA Studio B and Amanda's barn turned home studio. Geoff Stanfield caught up with Amanda and Lawrence to talk about their partnership and the process of making her new album, *Take it Like a Man*. Enjoy! Sponsered by Overstayer http://www.overstayeraudio.com

Nashville violinist Kyle Pudenz brings a unique sound and style to each musical project he pursues. Whether in the studio, on stage, or in composition, arranging, and songwriting, Pudenz's diverse array of experiences and training in both popular and classical styles, as well as the experience of building his own instruments, have enabled him to formulate a musical idiom that is entirely his own. Kyle regularly performs on fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and most notably, his own line of custom-built 7-string electric violins. He holds a bachelor's degree in Commercial Music from Belmont University, and his professional ventures have taken him from nationally recognized venues such as Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium, Carnegie Hall, and the Grand Ole Opry to legendary Nashville musical centers like Ocean Way Nashville, Blackbird Studios and RCA Studio B. Kyle currently tours with Nashville recording artist Jared Blake, performing on violin, mandolin, guitar, and backing vocals. He also performs select dates in Nashville and around the United States with a variety of independent artists. Kyle proudly plays and endorses equipment from Harper Guitars, Kepma Guitars, Glasser NY, Creation Audio Labs, Yamaha, Empire Ears, Access Bags & Cases, Triad-Orbit Advanced Stand Systems, and Mercury Magnetics.... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicrowhideout/support

Relive the night the two legendary musicians came together for an unforgettable performance on this week's episode of Tent Show Radio. Master lyricist and musician John Hiatt is revered for delivering songs filled with tales of redemption, relationships, and surrendering on his own terms. With a sound based in acoustic blues, rock, and American roots music, Hiatt's songs have been recorded by the likes of Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, and more. 14-time Grammy award winner Jerry Douglas is a freewheeling, forward-thinking musician known as the bandleader of The Jerry Douglas Band and acclaimed bluegrass band The Earls of Leicester. Also celebrated for his award-winning solo career, Jerry Douglas has been regarded as one of the most innovative artists in the music industry today. The acclaimed performers teamed up for their first collaborative album, 2021's Leftover Feelings, which was recorded at the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville. The album showcases Hiatt's skills as a songwriter and Douglas' talents as a composer and producer.  This episode features recordings from John Hiatt & The Jerry Douglas Band's 2021 performance on the Big Top stage as they play songs from Leftover Feelings and iconic songs from across Hiatt's career.

We feel like we've said this four times in the last month, but it's not a repeat; another upscale Italian restaurant is coming into Nashville from New York City. One of Nashville's favorite burger joint will now be greeting you on your way in and out of Nashville. Plus, Nashville attractions that are a must visit for the Summer of 2022.Take a Tour With Us! Use code NASH for 20% off - https://www.xplrnash.com/toursToday's Sponsors: Brad Reynolds  https://thinkbrad.com/Blessed Day Coffee   https://www.blesseddaycoffee.com/   Use Code "XPLR20" for 20% off at checkoutNash NewsNYC restaurateur brings upscale Italian concept to the Gulch, former Pemrose space https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2022/05/24/upscale-italian-concept-by-nyc-restaurateur-mov.htmlRestaurant Roundup: The Pharmacy heads to BNA, Prince's Hot Chicken adds breakfast, Radish expandshttps://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2022/05/23/restaurant-roundup-the-pharmacy-heads-to-bna-radis.htmlNashville Attractions You Need to Experience In 2022 Country Music Hall of Fame https://countrymusichalloffame.org/RCA Studio Bhttps://studiob.org/The Parthenon https://www.nashvilleparthenon.com/Belle Meade Historic Sitehttps://visitbellemeade.com/The Ryman Auditorium https://ryman.com/Nashville Daily Artist of the Day Playlist   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/51eNcUWPg7qtj8KECrbuwx?si=nEfxeOgmTv6rFUyhVUJY9AFollow us @ XPLR NASH   Website -  https://nashvilledailypodcast.com/   YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/xplrnash   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/xplr.nash/   Twitter - https://twitter.com/xplr_nash   NASHVILLE & XPLR MERCH - https://www.xplrnash.com/shopMedia and other inquiries please email hello@xplr.life

Episode 214, “RCA Studio B,” focuses on the history of an especially productive recording studio in Nashville and two groups of backup singers, The Anita Kerr Singers and The Jordanaires. Performers include Chet Atkins, Elvis... Read More The post Episode 214, “RCA Studio B,” appeared first on Sam Waldron.

Relive the night the two legendary musicians came together for an unforgettable performance on this week's episode of Tent Show Radio. Master lyricist and musician John Hiatt is revered for delivering songs filled with tales of redemption, relationships, and surrendering on his own terms. With a sound based in acoustic blues, rock, and American roots music, Hiatt's songs have been recorded by the likes of Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, and more. 14-time Grammy award winner Jerry Douglas is a freewheeling, forward-thinking musician known as the bandleader of The Jerry Douglas Band and acclaimed bluegrass band The Earls of Leicester. Also celebrated for his award-winning solo career, Jerry Douglas has been regarded as one of the most innovative artists in the music industry today. The acclaimed performers teamed up for their first collaborative album, 2021's Leftover Feelings, which was recorded at the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville. The album showcases Hiatt's skills as a songwriter and Douglas' talents as a composer and producer.  This episode features recordings from John Hiatt & The Jerry Douglas Band's 2021 performance on the Big Top stage as they play songs from Leftover Feelings and iconic songs from across Hiatt's career.

Te gast in de nieuwe Songlines podcast is een creatieve duizendpoot: de Nederlandse zangeres, songwriter, actrice, model, danseres en vintage Hollywood diva Sue Moreno. Ze heeft net een nieuw album uitgebracht: The Memphis Soul Sessions, dat ze opnam in Memphis met muzikanten uit de legendarische Hi Rhythm en Stax gelederen, op analoge apparatuur die jarenlang gebruikt werd in Nashville's RCA Studio B en bij de Grand Ole Opry. 

Built-in 1957, RCA Studio B became known as the birthplace of the "Nashville Sound." A melodic style characterized by background vocals and strings helped establish Nashville as an international recording center from 1957 – 1977 – Music City USA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patrick-ball/message

Hemos llegado a mitad de este 2021 y es el momento de hacer un pequeño balance de todo lo que hemos escuchado a lo largo de estos seis meses en los que, a pesar de las circunstancias especiales a las que nos ha obligado la pandemia, hemos reunido un buen puñado de canciones perfectas para escuchar en el porche a cualquier hora. Ojalá a finales de año podamos hacer lo mismo con los próximos seis meses. Con la herencia de enormes contadores de historias, Mac Leaphart, nacido en Carolina del Sur, nos ha dejado un álbum tan vitalista como Music City Joke y una canción magnífica: "That Train". Yendo a las tierras de Colorado nos encontramos a The Barlow, cuyo segundo trabajo, Horseshoe Lounge, está inyectado de Red Dirt Music tal y como se manifiesta en “Fixin’ To Run”. De la provincia canadiense de Ontario, es Spencer Burton que regresa a sus raíces naturales en “Things I Can’t Do”, con el apoyo vocal de Caitlin Rose, para su álbum Coyote. John Hiatt y la Jerry Douglas Band han continuado con la tradición del legendario RCA Studio B de Nashville para completar un álbum como Leftover Feelings y dejar piezas maestras del calibre de "All The Lilacs In Ohio". A medio camino entre John Prine y Guy Clark, Vincent Neil Emerson ha encontrado a Rodney Crowell para producir su segundo álbum y regalando temas como "Texas Moon". Por otro lado, William Beckmann tuvo a Radney Foster como mentor y prepara un álbum en el que incluirá temas atemporales de la magnitud de "Bourbon Whisky". El también tejano Jason Eady ha dejado en su álbum Passage of Time una especie de estallido de creatividad en plena cuarentena. "My Best Friend” es su mejor ejemplo. Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real lanzaron por fin A Few Stars Apart, uno de los discos más esperados y donde Lukas se acerca más a las esencias de su padre, Ol' Willie, en una oda al amor como “We’ll Be Alright”. Tampoco podemos olvidar el regreso de la legendaria Loretta Lynn con Still Woman Enough, donde colabora con distintas mujeres cercanas al country, entre ella está Margo Price con quien recuerda a dúo “One’s On The Way”. El atrevimiento de Shannon McNally ha dado sus frutos en The Waylon Sessions, visión femenina y matizada de algunos de los grandes clásicos del mítico músico tejano. Su versión junto a Rodney Crowell de "I Ain’t Living Long Like This" es soberbia. Tras un docena de años en silencio, Treasure of Love supone la vuelta conjunta de Butch Hancock, Joe Ely y Jimmie Dale Gilmore bajo el nombre mítico de los Flatlanders con una versión imponente del clásico “Sittin’ On Top Of The World”. Para despedirnos nos emplazamos a ver a Blackberry Smoke, en su regreso a escenarios españoles a comienzos de 2022. Ahora nos han regalado You Hear Georgia, un disco magnífico en el que aparece "Ain't The Shame" . Escuchar audio

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Episode 170: They're both Nashville icons but they'd rarely worked together until now. John Hiatt is a songwriter's songwriter with a voice that's made him a roots music star. Jerry Douglas is the most in-demand dobro player in the world. Both are recipients of Americana Lifetime Achievement Awards. When the idea to record together was hatched, Jerry brought his ace band to RCA Studio B where he and John crafted a gorgeous set of songs under the title Leftover Feelings. When the chance came up to sit down around a table with these amazing artists (and former String guests by the way), it was a no-brainer. 

Liderados por Tylor Ketchum y con una formación de cuarteto que completan sus dos hermanos y su suegro, Tylor & The Train Robbers se mueven por todo el país desde que se crearon en 2014 pero con su base de operaciones siempre en su ciudad natal de Boise, en Idaho. Su tercer disco, producido por Cody Braun de Reckless Kelly, abre el tiempo de TOMA UNO, con un montón de novedades encima de la mesa. Leftover Feelings es una de las grandes grabaciones de este 2021 y sería desde luego extraño que a finales de año no siguiera siendo uno de nuestros favoritos. Lo han firmado John Hiatt y la Jerry Douglas Band con una capacidad extraordinaria para experimentar sonidos y buscar colaboraciones a veces impensables. En esta ocasión todos se reunieron en el RCA Studio B de Nashville para grabar como se hacía pues hace seis décadas, aunque su resultado es de lo mejor de este siglo XXI.  Entre los muchos muchos regresos que llevamos además tiempo esperando está el de Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real con un trabajo que nos lleva esta vez al RCA Studio A donde se encerraron durante tres semanas con el productor Dave Cobb para cantar sobre temas muy cercanos con una grabación totalmente orgánica que utilizó una cinta abierta de 8 pistas, como otra muestra de cómo las nuevas generaciones mantienen la más profunda relación con la tradición musical y a la vez están revitalizando el concepto de country procurando quitar el estigma negativo de la palabra. También han vuelto los Wallflowers, con Jakob Dylan al frente y su primer disco desde 2012, el apoyo vocal de Shelby Lynne en cuatro canciones y un cambio radical en los miembros de la banda. Pero mantienen el contacto y la sintonía con la Americana.  Uno de los discos siempre esperados es el próximo de nuestro buen amigo Jackson Browne, Downhill From Everywhere, que nos devuelve las mejores sensaciones de sus primitivos discos desde aquel maravilloso debut de 1972 que nunca olvidaremos. Hoy hemos podido anticipar hasta dos temas, incluyendo a varios de sus mejores músicos amigos acompañándole. Otro de los grandes veteranos, David Crosby, que a mitad de agosto cumplirá 80 años, también ha regresado con For Free, un disco en el que cuenta con Donald Fagen de Steely Dan y Michael McDonald arropados por excelentes músicos y sonidos que evidencian a atemporalidad de la música. Como ejemplo hemos encontrado el más reciente regalo de Judy Collins, que también fue protagonista de los mejores momentos de Laurel Canyon. Ahora publica una antología con temas de su larga discografía y nuevas grabaciones, con una recreación de "White Bird", que It's A Beautiful Day dejaron para la historia cuando para ir a San Francisco era preciso llevar flores en el pelo.  Pasado mañana, Bob Dylan celebrará su cumpleaños número 80 y en TOMA UNO vamos a escuchar 10 versiones... más una de las que se han convertido en nuestras favoritas a lo largo de los años. Abriendo boca, Chrissie Hynde, líder los Pretenders, y su guitarrista James Brown han estado trabajando juntos en una serie de vídeos que han ido publicando en el canal de Youtube de la banda, dando origen a un álbum de versiones de Bob Dylan grabadas desde la distancia durante el confinamiento. Además, se ha grabado un documental que se estrenará el día del cumpleaños de Dylan. Por otro lado, y también muy cercanos al presente está la sorpresa del nuevo álbum de Scarlet Rivera, la violinista que todos conocimos en el álbum Desire y como miembro de la Rolling Thunder Revue , que por primera vez ha grabado una versión del emblemático "Hurricane".  Con estos dos anticipos, ¿te vas a perder el programa de mañana?.  Escuchar audio

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La pandemia nos dejó desubicados a casi todos y también a Cody Jinks, pero con el paso del tiempo ha empezado a sacar a la luz su concierto del pasado otoño y que ahora titulado Adobe Sessions Unplugged, mostrando la desnudez de uno de los baluartes del Outlaw country. “Rock And Roll” es una de sus grandes canciones y la apertura de nuestro programa de este domingo. William Beckmann tiene 25 años y el poderío vocal de un veterano. Cuenta con la herencia fronteriza de una pequeña ciudad tejana como Del Rio y su más reciente single, “Bourbon Whiskey”, una canción con textura de tema clásico atemporal. Zach Bryan es un okie sencillo de Oologah , un pueblo de poco más de mil habitantes, que debutó en Opry hace un par de sábados rompiendo, una vez más, los pronósticos de los agoreros. Desde hace poco menos de dos años se ha convertido en un fenómeno viral con grabaciones caseras de sus propias canciones y en TOMA UNO no dejamos de recomendar. La entrega de los premios anuales de la Academy of Country Music (ACM) del pasado domingo no ha dejado demasiadas novedades que mencionar, pero si nos ha servido para ver como algunos de los invitados a la gala aprovecharon la ocasión para hacernos algunos regalos inesperados. Chris Stapleton cantó con Miranda Lambert haciéndole los coros; ella misma presentó el álbum The Marfa Tapes al lado de sus paisanos Jon Randall y Jack Ingram, y Dierks Bentley volvió a sus raíces en el bluegrass junto a The War & Treaty y Larkin' Poe para cantar a U2. Ya que nos hemos internado en los terrenos de la tradición sonora de Kentucky, anticipamos que el próximo Record Store Day del mes de julio nos traerá por primera vez en vinilo el álbum Undercover de The Infamous Stringdusters., que se cerraba versionando "American Girl" de Tom Petty. Aquel mítico Wilflowers del músico de Florida reeditado hace unos meses ha cerrado el círculo con la publicación de Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions), donde encontramos la inédita “You Saw Me Comin’”. El respeto por quienes nos siguen señalando el camino nos obliga a compartir en nuestro tiempo de radio "Money Train", un anticipo del próximo álbum de Malcolm Holcombe, de igual manera que celebramos que John Hiatt haya vuelto al legendario RCA Studio B de Nashville medio siglo después de su llegada a Music City y haya compartido esas sesiones con la Jerry Douglas Band. Para despedirnos por esta semana hemos vuelto al refugio en la tradición, esta vez de la mano de nuestro buen amigo JP Harris, con un proyecto que firma como JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind & Rain, y que verá la luz el 25 de junio con un consejo convertido en su título: Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man. Chance McCoy ha sido su anfitrión y colaborador más cercano. Escuchar audio

El pasado domingo a media tarde el actor Matthew McConaughey, tejano de Uvalde, llevó a cabo un concierto benéfico virtual, que llamó We’re Texas, a través de su canal de YouTube recién inaugurado. Lo hizo para recoger donaciones en apoyo de distintas organizaciones que están ayudando a los tejanos afectados por las devastadoras tormentas de este invierno. Durante un par de horas hubo conexiones con diferentes lugares del enorme Estado de la Estrella Solitaria para que figuras de las más diversas facetas de la cultura, la política o el deporte y, de manera muy especial, tejanos de a pie que contaban sus experiencias en estos momentos. La lista de invitados fue muy larga, pero hoy en TOMA UNO hemos querido recordar algunos de los momentos más entrañables protagonizados por Don Henley, Randy Rogers, Lukas Nelson, Willie Nelson y George Strait. También hemos invitado a nuestro porche a Terry McBride, que ocupa la cima de las canciones más pinchadas en el Lone Star State, para seguir celebrando el regreso de Loretta Lynn con su disco número 50 cuando se cumplen 50 años de la edición de su álbum más determinante, Coal Miner’s Daughter. Incluso tiene a su lado a Reba McEntire y Carrie Underwood para cantar juntas su tema central. Las sorpresas nos llevan hasta Liz Simmons, que ha pasado a las Supremes por el filtro del bluegrass, o Shannon McNally, que ha decidido dar su visión femenina y matizada de algunos de los grandes clásicos de Waylon Jennings contando incluso con Rodney Crowell. En cuanto a colaboraciones, la cadena CMT ha sacado al aire su último episodio de Crossroads uniendo en el escenario a Nathaniel Rateliff y Margo Price para dejarnos momentos especialmente brillantes. John Hiatt y Jerry Douglas estuvieron durante cuatro días en el histórico RCA Studio B de Nashville para conformar su primer álbum conjunto, Leftover Feelings. Javier Martin Boix es un músico que tiene una evidente inclinación hacia los sonidos de origen africanos y que nos acaba de regalar un EP orgánico y muy recomendable. Lo ha hecho poco antes de que la Zac Brown Band hayan vuelto a grabar en directo esa potente unión de "Free" e "Into The Mystic" que hoy cierra esta última semana de Marzo. Escuchar audio

Los Bottle Rockets han hecho oficial que se separan ya que Brian Henneman prefiere estar en casa a componer y hacer giras. El cuarteto de Missouri debutó en el 93 con un álbum homónimo que les incluyó en el llamado alternative country. Han sumado 13 álbumes, el último de ellos Bit Logic de 2018. Quienes, por el contrario, han decidido mostrarse en vivo a pesar de la pandemia son la Tedeschi Trucks Band, que han puesto en marcha las llamadas Fireside Sessions, apariciones semanales que combinan distintas formaciones de la banda, que tiene una docena de miembros habituales. Versiones y temas propios con su habitual poderío. La vitalidad es algo que nunca ha perdido Neil Young, que sigue escarbando en sus archivos. Dentro de sus Performance Series, ha lanzado el álbum Way Down in the Rust Bucket , grabado en directo en noviembre de 1990 con Crazy Horse. Pero el canadiense también sigue dando brillo a su discografía con el segundo volumen de la serie de cajas de sus Archives, que abarca desde 1972 a 1976, una etapa fundamental de su obra. Eso permite recuperar, por ejemplo, su aventura junto a Stephen Stills. También aparece por sorpresa Young Shakespeare, un concierto grabado en enero del 71 con guitarra acústica, armónica y piano. El sonido se ha restaurado medio siglo después. Ayer se cumplieron 35 años de la publicación del mítico álbum de Steve Earle Guitar Town, el que todos consideran su debut discográfico, con el que pasó a ser una especie de abanderado de los neo-tradicionalistas de la época y consiguió una credibilidad que nunca ha perdido con el paso del tiempo. Y el presente más cercano nos lleva hasta el mítico RCA Studio B de Nashville donde se han unido John Hiatt y Jerry Douglas con su banda para completar un álbum como Leftover Feelings y un sonido muy cercano a las raíces. La pasada semana se celebró la conferencia anual de Folk Alliance International (FAI), que en esta ocasión hubo de realizarse a lo largo de sus cinco días de forma virtual. En la última jornada tuvo lugar la ceremonia de entrega de los International Folk Music Awards que dejó algunos momentos muy especiales. Entre los premiados, el álbum del año fue a parar a Long Time Passing del Kronos Quartet y algunos amigos invitados que celebraron la música de Pete Seeger. La canción del año fue para “Peace In Our Hearts”, uno de los cortes de 2020, el último álbum de Eliza Gilkyson, una cantante y compositora nacida en la californiana ciudad de Los Angeles pero que marchó hasta Austin, en Texas, donde ha establecido su base de operaciones, e hija de Terry Gilkyson, una de las grandes leyendas de la música folk. Como fiel reflejo de la diversidad del folclore global, que resulta ser el eje de la FAI, los ganadores como artistas del año fueron el matrimonio formado por Michael Trotter Jr. y Tanya Blount, bien conocidos como The War And Treaty. También se entregaron una serie de distinciones especiales, como el premio a toda una vida, que lleva el nombre de Elaine Weissman, fundadora de Folk Alliance y que fue a manos de Gordon Lighfoot, uno de los grandes supervivientes del género. El People’s Voice * (la voz del pueblo), de este año fue para Jackson Browne. Y en esa ceremonia de entrega de premios hubo un momento muy especial, ya que la FAI incluyó a Manolo Fernández, director y presentador de TOMA UNO, como nuevo miembro de la DJ Hall of Fame, por la que la institución reconoce anualmente a tres DJ de radio con más de 20 años de carrera, que han hecho una contribución destacada en la preservación, promoción y presentación de la música folclórica, y que han demostrado e inspirado el liderazgo en el campo de la radiodifusión. Folk Alliance International, la organización más grande del mundo dedicada a la comunidad y la industria de la música folclórica a nivel global, funciona desde 1989. Tiene su sede central en Kansas City, en el estado de Missouri, en la tierra indígena ancestral de las naciones Osage y Kansa/Kaw, Kickapoo y Očhéti Šakówin. Sus cinco oficinas repartidas por todo Estados Unidos también están ubicadas en tierras de los verdaderos nativos de aquel país: los indios. Escuchar audio

Meet David Roys. This guy is a walking encyclopedia when it comes to the record industry. We're not talking about the record labels here. We're discussing the actual creation of making records. It all starts with his dad who was the chief engineer at RCA Records from 1956 until 1967 (and won the Emile Berliner Award from the Audio Engineering Society). David followed in his footsteps, starting out at RCA in New York, then transferring to RCA Nashville in 1971 before heading over to Sun Records. David also shares stories of his time working with some of the greats including Perry Como, Patti Page, and of course, Elvis in RCA Studio B. Roys is a member of the Audio Engineering Society in Nashville. The Business Side of Music ™ © 2020 Beyond the Music Co-Produced and Hosted (by the guy who has a face for podcasting): Bob Bender  Co-Producer, Creator and Technical Advisor (the man behind the curtain): Tom Sabella Director of Video and Continuity (the brains of the entire operation): Deborah Halle Editor (the “ums' and “aahs' removal guy who makes us sound good): Mark Sabella Marketing and Social Media: Kaitlin Fritts Executive Assistant to Bob and Tom, and editor for the Blog: Meagan Droke All Around Problem Solver: Connie Ribas Recorded at: The Bunker in Franklin, TN (except during the Covid 19 pandemic, then it's pretty much done VIA Skype or over the phone, with the exception for those fearless enough to come to Bob Bender's living room… and there are a few). Mixed and Mastered at Music Dog Studios in Nashville, TN Production Sound Design: Keith Stark Voice Over and Promo: Lisa Fuson Website: businesssideofmusic.com  Stream or Download (free) businesssideofmusic.com  To submit to be interviewed: musicpodcast@mail.com Sponsorship information businesssideofmusic.com/sponsor-affiliate/ Join our mailing list for show announcements, career advice, industry discounts, free gifts, and more.  Like Free Special Thanks to Tom Sabella and Traci Snow for producing and hosting over 100 episodes of the original “Business Side of Music” podcast, and trusting us to carry on their legacy. For our disclaimer and all its details, please click on the applicable link on our website. The music provided for this episode is from: Artist: Joey Stuckey Single: "A Santa That Plays Guitar" Composer: Joey Stuckey Website: www.joeystuckey.com

Stevie recently found himself in Nashville and met up with Dana Romanello from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to talk all about Music City. The two talk about what you'll find in the Hall of Fame and Museum, the Hatch Show Print Shop that's right next to the Hall of Fame, the Historic RCA Studio B, and more fun Nashville topics. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

There's more Nashville to explore! In Nashville Part 2, Stevie G. and Cameron shut down the dance floor and pop into some historic buildings. Perhaps most intriguing, Stevie avenges himself for the "L" he took in part 1.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dbetravel)

DittyTV took a trip out to the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville. While we were there, we had studio manager Justin Croft show us the ins and outs of this legendary studio that has produced recordings from some of the biggest name in music like Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins, and Roy Orbison, just to name a few.    Recorded Sept 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For more than 50 years, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has shared the country music story – from its past to present day – through exhibitions, educational programs and publications.The museum contributes significantly to Nashville's prosperity, generating an economic impact of more than $81 million in 2019. Additionally, more than 2,300 full-time equivalent jobs were supported by the museum and its audiences, and $8.3 million in revenue was generated for local and state government.       In 2019, nearly 107,000 guests participated in 1,450 hands-on educational programs and more than 40,000 students engaged in museum programs for schools.Music is a powerful, unifying tool.  To inspire creativity and togetherness at this uncertain time, the Museum announced that its most popular educational programs, Words & Music at Home and Songwriter Sessions, have been adapted for the general public to access at home via our website and Instagram Live. Words & Music at Home Instagram Lives are Thursday at 2 p.m. @OfficialCMHOF.Songwriter Sessions on Instagram Live are Thursdays at 8 p.m. @OfficialCMHOF.May 12 @ 8:00pm, Brandy Clark, whose compositions include her singles “Bigger Boat,” which features Randy Newman, “Hold My Hand” and “Who You Thought I Was.”May 19 @ 8:00pm, Charlie Worsham, whose compositions include “Love You To The Moon” (Kip Moore) and his own singles “Mississippi In July” and “Old Time's Sake.”Words & Music at Home: A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Your Own Song Lyrics, available at any time on the museum's website.  In addition to the new Instagram Live programs, country music fans can explore past museum programs on our Digital Archive section of our website, where they can hear interviews, great music and insightful commentary.The museum also operates Historic RCA Studio B, the home of 1000 hits; Hatch Show Print, one of the oldest operating letterpress print shop in America; and the CMA Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and MuseumLearn more:  https://countrymusichalloffame.org/

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Shane and Jason breakdown Elvis' first post-Army album, 1960's "Elvis is Back!" From Elvis' fuller vocal range to his use of the Nashville A-Team musicians at RCA Studio B, the boys explain why this album should be in every hardcore music fans collection.

Recorded in the historic RCA Studio B, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Marty Stuart and Chris Scruggs talk the history of country music, and preserving it for the next generation.

After going through some shit, Abel finally posts show 94 FINALLY comes out as we induct our honorary NWO members. We also belatedly talk about the Sony/Disney Spider-Man split and talk about D23 news that came out two weeks ago.  Thanks to Whitney Houston, Dolly Parton and RCA Studio B records for our intro song, “I Will Always Love You.” On this week's how we talk about:  Andres Loza Memorial Anime Minuted Spider-Man debacle  Deadline report Stan Lee's Daughter rips into Disney Disney walked away form negotiating table Tom Holland is till Spider-Man D23 MCU shows Ms. Marvel Moon Knight  She-Hulk Other News Black Panther 2 announced release date Eternal costume and cast reveal Kit Harington in the MCU White Widow MCU Disney+ posters Kevin Smith and Master's of the Universe Neo is back for fourths El Camino Trailer Suicide talk Nathan Fillion and Steve Agee Taika Waititi New James Bond Movie Star Wars Trailer Florida Man News Support the Show Merchandise- http://tee.pub/lic/_CATsOt0Me0  Subscribe and give us a little help on Patreon-- www.patreon.com/nerdworldorder For a one time donation on Paypal- nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Watch us on YouTube!Any comments or suggestions for the show, email us at nerdworldorder2@gmail.com Make sure to support Whitney!  https://www.bbbehaviors.com/  

Country music historian John Rumble joins Tim to talk about Nashville's legendary RCA Studio B, where music history was made on a regular basis. John is a senior historian at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. In this episode, we talk about a humble little recording studio that changed the course of country music history, and made the careers of many entertainers within and outside of country music. https://traffic.libsyn.com/shapingopinion/Studio_B_final_auphonic.mp3   Dan Maddox built this nondescript building on the corner of 17th Avenue South and Hawkins Street in Nashville in 1957. From the outside there's not much to see, and even on the inside it looks like any other recording studio from that time. But appearances aren't all that they seem. RCA Studio B became known as one of the cradles of the “Nashville Sound” not long after it was built. In the 1960s, the Nashville sound had a sophisticated style that was characterized by background vocals and strings. The Nashville Sound is credited for reviving America's interest in country music and helped establish Nashville as an international recording hub. A partial list of the artists who recorded in RCA Studio be include: Elvis Pressley, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Charlie Pride, Waylon Jennings, Eddy Arnold, Chet Atkins and many others. Studio B gets credit for a number of recording industry innovations. You'd have to be a real musician to appreciate this, but it was in Studio B where the Nashville number system was created. This is a musician's shorthand to notate a song's chord structure. This makes it easier to create individual parts of a song's arrangements while retaining the integrity of the song. Highlights: Over 35,000 recordings were produced in RCA Studio B. Elvis recorded 200 songs there. Roy Orbison recorded “Only the Lonely” and “Crying.” Dolly Parton created “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You” on the same day and recorded both in Studio B. Waylon Jennings recorded a number of songs. Charlie Pride recorded “Kiss an Angel Good Morning.” Recordings from Studio B sold over 40 million records. Current stars have recorded in Studio B: Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride, Wynonna Judd and others. Chet Atkins recorded there and ran the studio at its peak Links Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum RCA Studio B Historic 'Home of 1,000 Hits," RCA Studio B Turns 60, The Tennesseean Historic RCA Studio B, LonelyPlanet.com Historic RCA Studio B: Home of 1,000 Hits, (Amazon) About this Episode's Guest John Rumble John Rumble is the senior historian at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.    

Country music historian John Rumble joins Tim to talk about Nashville’s legendary RCA Studio B, where music history was made on a regular basis. John is a senior historian at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. In this episode, we talk about a humble little recording studio that changed the course of country music history, and made the careers of many entertainers within and outside of country music. https://traffic.libsyn.com/shapingopinion/Studio_B_final_auphonic.mp3   Dan Maddox built this nondescript building on the corner of 17th Avenue South and Hawkins Street in Nashville in 1957. From the outside there’s not much to see, and even on the inside it looks like any other recording studio from that time. But appearances aren’t all that they seem. RCA Studio B became known as one of the cradles of the “Nashville Sound” not long after it was built. In the 1960s, the Nashville sound had a sophisticated style that was characterized by background vocals and strings. The Nashville Sound is credited for reviving America’s interest in country music and helped establish Nashville as an international recording hub. A partial list of the artists who recorded in RCA Studio be include: Elvis Pressley, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Charlie Pride, Waylon Jennings, Eddy Arnold, Chet Atkins and many others. Studio B gets credit for a number of recording industry innovations. You’d have to be a real musician to appreciate this, but it was in Studio B where the Nashville number system was created. This is a musician’s shorthand to notate a song’s chord structure. This makes it easier to create individual parts of a song’s arrangements while retaining the integrity of the song. Highlights: Over 35,000 recordings were produced in RCA Studio B. Elvis recorded 200 songs there. Roy Orbison recorded “Only the Lonely” and “Crying.” Dolly Parton created “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You” on the same day and recorded both in Studio B. Waylon Jennings recorded a number of songs. Charlie Pride recorded “Kiss an Angel Good Morning.” Recordings from Studio B sold over 40 million records. Current stars have recorded in Studio B: Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride, Wynonna Judd and others. Chet Atkins recorded there and ran the studio at its peak Links Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum RCA Studio B Historic 'Home of 1,000 Hits," RCA Studio B Turns 60, The Tennesseean Historic RCA Studio B, LonelyPlanet.com Historic RCA Studio B: Home of 1,000 Hits, (Amazon) About this Episode's Guest John Rumble John Rumble is the senior historian at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.    

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My guest today is Steven Durr, a studio designer and acoustical architect with an amazing list of over 2000 clients including Garth Brooks, Neil Young, Dan Auerbach, Mark Ronson, Arcade Fire, Fame Studios, RCA Studio B, Zac Brown, Jim Eno of Spoon, and Eric Johnson to name just a few. He has also designed music venues, film studios, health care facilities, and sports venues for clients like Disney, Willie Nelson, NASCAR Motor Speedways, Library of Congress, Hilton Hotels, DreamWorks Studios, Nissan Manufacturing, Vanderbilt University, Austin City Limits, and the Cleveland Browns. I am psyched to be talking with Steve today about what it means to design the perfect recording studio, and how you can improve your own studio space and monitoring whether a home studio or pro studio. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com Boz Digital Labs - https://www.bozdigitallabs.com/ JZ Microphones - https://usashop.jzmic.com/ use coupon: ROCKSTAR at checkout for 50% off JZ BH1S and BH2 Mics RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/196

This week, we sit down with the very talented, Evan P Donohue. We chat about the good old college days tracking his first record at RCA Studio B, to his life on the road as a live sound engineer, and meeting his goal for an upcoming full length. This episode was Tracked, Produced, and Hosted by Jordan Johansen.

RCA Studio B / Sept. 2018

JD McPherson joins us this week as we discuss moving to Nashville, recording at the historic RCA Studio B for his latest album on New West Records and more!  We'll hear tunes from his new album, songs he's performed on and more! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed:  Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   JD McPherson- "Crazy Horse" Interview segment 1 JD McPherson- "Undivided Heart & Soul" Interview segment 2 JD McPherson & Pokey LaFarge- "Good Old Oklahoma" The Starkweather Boys- "Little Mae" Interview segment 3 JD McPherson- "Hunting For Sugar" Shovels & Rope (with JD McPherson)- "Nobody Takes The Place Of You" Interview segment 4 JD McPherson- "Bloodhound Rock" Interview segment 5 The Cactus Blossoms- "Mississippi" Interview segment 6 Pat Cupp- "I Guess It's Meant That Way" Jimmy Sutton's Four Charms- "Up Jumped The Devil" Eddie Angel- "So How Come (No One Loves Me)"   Outro Music Bed: Link Wray- "Heartbreak Hotel"

Lloyd Green joins Bill Cody on Coffee, Country & Cody on October 27, 2017 at RCA Studio B. Lloyd shared stories from his life as a professional steel guitar player! Coffee, Country & Cody podcast powered by NashvilleGuitarStore.com!

Kentucky native and rockabilly legend Billy Harlan is our guest this week.  We discuss early influences, lifelong friendship with the Everly Brothers, recording at RCA Studio B in the 50's with Chet Atkins, new generation discovering his rockabilly classics and recording a new project at Studio B for Muddy Roots Records! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed:  Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Elvis Presley- "Jailhouse Rock" Kat Kings- "Juke Joint Jimmy" Johnny Knight- "Rock & Roll Guitar" Polecats- "Don't Push" Charlie Gracie- "You Got A Heart Like A Rock"   Billy Harlan interview Billy Harlan- "Teen Jean Jive" Segment 1 Hawkshaw Hawkins- "My Fate Is In Your Hands" Segment 2 Billy Harlan- "School House Rock" Segment 3 Billy Harlan- "I Wanna Bop" Segment 4 Billy Harlan- "This Lonely Man" Segment 5 Billy Harlan- "Boogie Woogie Rock & Roll Man" Segment 6 Billy Harlan- "I Ain't Elvis" Segment 7 The Everly Brothers- "All I Have To Do Is Dream"   Brian Setzer Orchestra- "'49 Mercury Blues" Dion- "The Apollo King" The Silvershakers- "Vagabond"   Outro music bed:  Sonny Burgess- "Itchy"  

From Punk Rockers The Dead Boys To Nashville's Plowboy Records - Cheetah Chrome Visits Madame Perry's Salon Punk legend Cheetah Chrome – co-founder of The Dead Boys, and more recently Nashville’s Plowboy Records – released his first ever studio collection of solo material, ‘Solo’ on Plowboy on October 8, 2013. ‘Solo’ is a 7-song EP of cuts from a 1996 recording session produced by Genya Ravan (with executive producer Hilly Kristal) he has deemed his “great lost solo album” and a Nashville session in 2010 featuring Sylvain Sylvain (New York Dolls), Lez Warner (The Cult), and Sean Koos (Joan Jett and The Blackhearts). ‘Solo’ segues from hard, loud rock to jangly power pop, all anchored by Cheetah’s gruff growl and intricate guitar work. Lead-off track “Sharky” is an instrumental with a touch of surf rock featuring Cheetah on organ and “Rollin Voodoo” rumbles with fuzzed bass and big drums. The EP was released timed to the film ‘CBGB.’ Chrome is portrayed by Rupert Grint in the film and also makes a cameo appearance in it. "Cheetah Chrome: A Dead Boy's Tale From The Front Lines Of Punk Rock" was published in 2010 and is an honest, raw memoir of Chrome's life once music claimed him. February 2012 Chrome became Creative Director of A&R/Director of Special Projects for Plowboy Records, an alternative/legacy label being launched by Shannon Pollard, grandson of Country legend Eddy Arnold, and music historian/author Don Cusic. This was officially announced on May 15, 2012. Chrome is currently producing a tribute record to Arnold by various artists at RCA Studio B in Nashville; as well as preparing a new full length release by The Batusis. Cheetah Chrome is a founding member of Rocket From The Tombs, The Dead Boys, and The Batusis (w/Sylvain Sylvain) and an acclaimed author.

Shannon Pollard, founder and President of Plowboy Records, dropped by the Music Business Radio studios to talk about his label and the current state of the music business today.Plowboy Records is home to artists such as Bobby Bare, Paul Burch, Cheetah Chrome, JD Wilkes and the Dirt Daubers, and Chuck Mead. The label has also released an Eddy Arnold tribute, You Dont Know Me: Rediscovering Eddy Arnold, which features a diverse group of artists including Frank Black, Lambchop, Drivin' N Cryin', Alejandro Escovedo, and Mary Gauthier and was recorded at RCA Studio B, where Arnold recorded many of his hits.

Shannon Pollard, founder and President of Plowboy Records, dropped by the Music Business Radio studios to talk about his label and the current state of the music business today.Plowboy Records is home to artists such as Bobby Bare, Paul Burch, Cheetah Chrome, JD Wilkes and the Dirt Daubers, and Chuck Mead. The label has also released an Eddy Arnold tribute, You Dont Know Me: Rediscovering Eddy Arnold, which features a diverse group of artists including Frank Black, Lambchop, Drivin' N Cryin', Alejandro Escovedo, and Mary Gauthier and was recorded at RCA Studio B, where Arnold recorded many of his hits.

Bobby Bare is a music legend who has recorded for over fifty years now.  Bobby recently cut his first new material in seven years "Darker Than Light," whcih he premiered at the Loveless Cafe for Music City Roots.  This new album was cut at the famous RCA Studio B, where he recorded his first album in 1962.  Now on the newly launched Plowboy Records, Bobby is excited about his musical future.  

August 16th, 2012, Our live broadcast from RCA Studio B on the 35th Anniversary of the passing of Elvis Presley.  Our guests that morning included Hall of Fame members Ray Walker & Charlie McCoy, Songwriter Hall of Famer Jerry Chesnut & TG Sheppard !