Podcast appearances and mentions of Rosie Flores

220 - Rosie Flores In episode 220 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan speaks with singer/guitarist/icon Rosie Flores. They spoke at Duboce Park Cafe, a couple days before her performance at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival, sorry about the noise. In their conversation Rosie tells us about her band in the ‘80's and her performances recently at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival and how that led to her supporting Robert Plant for a tour this winter. Rosie describes her childhood and her musical education learning from her older brother in San Diego starting a band and opening for Creedence Clearwater and the Turtles by the time she was 18. Rosie takes us through her move to LA and her history at the Palomino club where she ran into and became friends with James Intveld, Dwight Yoakam, Albert Lee, John Jorgensen, Dale Watson, Buddy Miller, Jim Lauderdale and a encounter with Jeff Beck. Rosie discusses her guitars and amps throughout the years Fenders, Gibson's, Vox's, Trussart and now a Ibanez. Rosie talks about her new album Rosie Flores & The Talismen “Impossible Frontiers” which will be available on vinyl. Rosie tells us about her Jazz standards band who played her 75th birthday party at the Baked Potato in LA. Rosie talks about her contemporaries in other genres, Suzi Quatro and Joan Jett. Rosie tells us about her guitar wish list and a Spanish language album she's working on now with Steve Berlin from Los Lobos. Finally Rosie talks about still rocking at 75 and retirement or lack of it. To find out more about Rosie you can go to her website: rosieflores.com Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! #VintageGuitarMagazine #RosieFlores #RosieFloresandtheTalismen #ImpossibleFrontiers #JamesPatrickRegan #FenderCustomShop #RobertPlant #VoxGuitars #IbanezGuitars #JamesTrussartGuitars #theDeadlies #HardlyStrictlyBluegrassFestival #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #HGWT #tourlife Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

32.055 Hello all you cool rockin folks from all over this big wide, greasy world! It's your old pal, the Aztec Werewolf, DJ Del Villarreal delivering another sizzling episode of your favorite roots-rock'n'roll radio program, "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" Celebrating the 105th birhday of legendary urban blues shouter and early, proto-rock 'n' roller Roy Brown! Diggin his early DeLuxe singles as well as his later King and Imperial sides from the early to late 1950's. PLUS plenty of the up-to-the-minute rockin' billy action you crave & desire! Hear new cuts from the B-Shakers, Willie Barry, Murray Robe, Deke Dickerson & The Whippersnappers, Al & The Dirty Shakers, Tammi Neilson & JD McPherson, Joanaton Richards, Jimmy Dale Richardson, Angela Hoodoo, J.S. & The Lockerbillies and we're wishing Texas "rockabilly filly" Rosie Flores a Happy Birthday tonight with a sweet tribute set! Hang ten with some savory surf cuts and enjoy a fast-paced hot rod rockin' set in honor of the 19th annual All T-Bird Day Car Show at the Wilson Barn (Livonia) on Sunday, September 13th. We'll enjoy a wonderful song from the late Vicky Tafoya, too as we are still reeling from here recent passing (R.I.P. Vicky...).  Celebrating with the Delta Bombers as they are enjoying a lucrative ad placement within a recent Chevrolet truck ad campaign -hope they get a discount on their next touring van! All of this and MORE here for you, dear listener on the weekly on-air weekender known as "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -good to the last bop!™Please follow on FaceBook, Instagram & Twitter!

Hello and welcome to How Did I Get Here? From The Vault! Today we go back to episode 723 for a great conversation with the one-and-only "Rockabilly Philly", Rosie Flores originally released on August 14, 2018! Below are my original notes form the show.  Hello friends! Guitar hero, singer/songwriter and all-around music legend, Rosie Flores is my guest for episode 723! Rosie's latest album, Simple case Of The Blues, recorded in Nashville and co-produced by Flores and Charlie Sexton doesn't come out until early 2019, but the first single, "Drive, Drive, Drive" comes out Friday, August 31st. She'll be celebrating the release with a show at C-Boys here in Austin on Friday, August 31st. Go to rosieflores.com for music, tour dates, videos and more. Rosie and I have a great conversation about making Simple Case Of The Blues, her early all-female bands, Penelope's Children & Screaming Sirens in Southern California, getting signed in the "outlaw country" movement in the mid 80's, how Jeff Beck keeps popping up in her life and much more. I had a blast getting to know this amazingly talented and fascinating woman. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod. Send someone the gift of Johnny with Cameo.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Sintonía: Clouseaux - "Genie Versus Genie"01. Hot Club of Cowtown - "Ida Red"02. Sean Reefer and the Resin Valley Boys - "Light It, Don't Hide It"03. Nick Gaitán & Umbrella Man - "I've Found My Weakness In You"04. The Octanes - "Lousiana Radio"05. Wayne Hancock - "Thunderstorms and Neon Signs"06. Los Skarnales - "La minifalda de Reynalda"07. The ElOrbits - "The More I See You"08. Zydeco Dots - "Boudin Man"09. Rosie Flores - "Blues Keep Callin'"Todas las músicas seleccionadas y presentadas por Carlos Rodríguez DuqueEscuchar audio

Hello friends! Austin-based drummer and actor Matt Patterson is my guest for episode 1494! You might know Matt from his many, many bands including Yacht Z (yacht rock tribute), Mock Lobster (B-52's tribute), FAB! (Beatles tribute), Pepperland Players (album tribute), and more. Matt and I have a great conversation about playing together in 1992, acting vs music, our shared love of poster art and artists, our relationship to heavy metal, we play a game of "yacht or nyacht", playing with the great Rosie Flores,  playing outside in Texas in the summer, the weirdness of modern show business and fame, and much more. I had a great time catching up with my dear old friend. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Rosie Flores est devenue accro à la guitare à 6 ans quand son frère lui a appris les premiers accords. Elle déménage à San Diego avec sa famille quand elle avait 12 ans. Ses parents l'encouragent à pratiquer le chant et la guitare. Elle s'imprègne alors de la musique en absorbant les sons propres à la Californie du sud: Country music, Rock 'n' Roll, Swing, etc. A 16 ans, elle crée son premier groupe, et vers 1979, elle découvre Janis Martin, l'une des quelques artistes femmes qui avaient joué de la country Music et du Rockabilly dans les années 1950. Elle dit: ‘'J'ai commencé à jouer dans les bars quand j'avais 21 ans. Cela a été une longue route pour arriver à connaître un certain succès. ‘'

Hello friends! Musician and author of White Noise & Lightning: The Continental Drifters Story, Sean Kelley and Continental Drifter and Guitar player of The Bangles, Vicki Peterson are my guests for episode 1428. White Noise & Lightning: The Continental Drifters Story follows ten disparate musicians from humble beginnings at a dive bar residency in Los Angeles through lineup changes, addiction, marriages, divorces, and industry letdowns. The Continental Drifters, composed of members of The Bangles, The Cowsills, The Dream Syndicate, The dB's, and more, found each because they'd been burned by the music industry and sought refuge in a freewheeling environment where they could experiment without constraint. When everything fell apart in New Orleans a decade later, they ended up with so much more. White Noise & Lightning: The Continental Drifters Story Drops next Friday, Sept. 27 along with We're All Drifters: A Tribute To The Continental Drifters, a 2 CD tribute album featuring Marshall Crenshaw, Kim Richey, Rosie Flores and more. Go to continentaldriftersbook.com for book and album info. Go to continentaldrifters.com for music, photos, merch and more. We have a great conversation about the book, the journey of the Continental Drifters and more. I had a blast getting to know Vicki and Sean. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie 

Hello friends! Rosie Flores and Fausto Faustito drummer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter Chris Sensat, is my guest for episode 1399! His debut, full-length, self-titled album is out today, Friday, June 21st on Mule Kick Records wherever you stream your music. Go to chrissensat.com for music, videos and more. We have a great conversation about growing up playing drums in his dad's blues band, playing a show with my band Goudie when he was 13, playing with Rosie Flores, Fasto Faustito, deciding to step up to the mic with his self-titled album, songwriting, playing the Outlaw Country Cruise, The Alice Rose, and much more. I've known Chris since the late 90's when he was just 13 years old playing drums with my godson's band, PigGie Hat. It's a real pleasure to see him grow up to be such a talented and great guy. I hope you enjoy our conversation. I sure did. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Besides being among the nicest people in show business, Marty Rifkin is a multi-instrumentalist session musician, producer, and pedal steel guitar virtuoso.   Marty has recorded with numerous artists, including Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Jewel, Glen Campbell, Elton John, Weird Al Yankovic, Hans Zimmer, Dwight Yoakam and many more. He's toured with Bruce Springsteen, Glen Campbell, Billy Bob Thornton, Rosie Flores, Chris Shiflett  (from Foo Fighters) and John C. Reilly. As the owner of Rifkin Productions in Santa Monica, CA, he has produced music for over 1500 songwriters & artists including Smokey Robinson, Hal David, Rita Coolidge, Creed Bratton.

Dusty Springfield, The Dave Clark Five, The Beatles, The Swinging blue jeans. Zouzou, Francoise Hardy, Margaret Whiting, Walter Wanderley, Silvana Mangano, Nat ''king'' Cole, Mario Visconti, Lisa Ono, Hermanos Reyes, Lucho Gatica, Luz Casal, Janis Martin, Wanda Jackson, Sparkle Moore, Kim Lenz & her Jaguars, Imelda May, Rosie Flores y Sammi Smith.

“A Texas Heroes & Friends Tribute to Randy Travis” has announced additional performers for the upcoming star-studded show at the Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas this Wednesday (Nov. 15). Paul Overstreet, Asleep at the Wheel‘s Ray Benson, Casey Donahew, Pecos & The Rooftop‘s Pecos Hurley, Mike Ryan, Jon Wolfe, Rosie Flores, Waylon Payne, Jolie Holliday and Sonny Burgess have all joined the lineup for the tribute show, which will be filled with many of Travis' 23 No. 1 hits performed live by some of his musical heroes and friends specifically from or greatly associated with the Texas music scene. Texas has been close to Travis' heart since he was a boy, learning about the cowboy lifestyle from his father in rural North Carolina. He always had a special connection with Texas fans and primarily resided in nearby New Mexico in the '90s. In the 2010s, Travis and his wife Mary moved to a ranch in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where they now call home, and have had a deep rooted relationship with the Lone Star State, its culture and its music ever since. A portion of the proceeds from the evening will be donated to the Randy Travis Foundation. The foundation is focused on stroke and aphasia awareness and supporting music education in schools. Previously announced performers include Clay Walker, Cody Jinks, Joe Nichols, Neal McCoy, War Hippies, Braxton Keith, Jacob Tolliver, Whey Jennings, Casey Chesnutt and Garrett Miles. Also, Travis' original touring band will back all of the artists on some of his most enduring songs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

258. "Go Kat, GO!" is getting excited for the 2024 Ameripolitan Music Awards! Not only has the 'Aztec Werewolf™' DJ Del Villarreal been nominated once again for an award in the Best DJ category but we'll be chatting with the co-organizer Celine Lee LIVE tonite on the program! In between all the organizing and planning Celine has to work on, she'll chat with us and share nominees and explain how things will be a bit different for next year's ceremony. Always an exciting time here on "Go Kat, GO!" Not only will you hear a bunch of the nominees' music, but we'll share AWESOME new music from Geoff Miller and the Rockin' Two, The Same Old Shoes, Voodoo Mars, The Shook Boys, Hambone Skinny, Wanda Jackson and Les Greene & The Televisionaries, to boot! We're lovin' the ladies and are thrilled to spin boppin' wax action from Marti Brom, Mel Peekaboo, Sylvia Sands, Miss Mary Ann & The Ragtime Wranglers & Texas guitar slinger, Rosie Flores! Go wild with the primitive vintage sounds of Link Wray, Johnny Knight, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Ricky Nelson! Latch on and  soak up some seriously sweet sounds on "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -good to the last bop!™Please follow on FaceBook, Instagram & Twitter!

Sweatin' with the oldies…that's all we can say. This week's Deeper Roots focuses on both the vintage and the contemporary performances by women who took on the rockabilly mantle. While a male-dominated genre, particularly when the boys (and record companies) were chasing the next Elvis, gave us hundreds (thousands?) of gyrating hips and raw rock in the form of pounding piano, thrashing guitar and duck tails, there was barely enough room for the ladies. But we've made some room on this morning's show where we'll be featuring the likes of Wanda Jackson, Janis Martin, Laura Lee Perkins and a bevy of brash rocking women from the early days of rock ‘n roll. We'll do our best to balance the show with late breakers of the rockabilly kind:  Kim Lenz, Linda Gail Lewis, Imelda May and Rosie Flores are some of the contemporary sounds we'll be hearing from on this September morning. Tune in for a wild two hours…guaranteed. 

216. We got plenty of time for R-O-C-K-I-N'! Daylight savings can't hold back the Aztec Werewolf: DJ Del Villarreal is back with another big block of vintage & modern rockailly sounds sure to soothe the savagest rock 'n' roller! Join him for more fantastic female fronted ferocity (it's still National Women's History Month!) as we spin hot tracks from Miss Amy Griffin, Jane Rose & The Deadends, Lara Hope & The Arktones, Sue Moreno, Dawn Shipley, Rosie Flores, Miss Georgia Peach, Ria & The Hi-Binders, Mozzy Dee and Blue Dawn & The Day Breakers -hot damn! Debuting new vinyl from John Lewis & His Trio plus fresh recordings from Don Cavalli, Peter Egri's One Man Boogie '55, Rev. Horton Heat and a dynamite 10" reissue of Johnny Bach & His Moonshine Boozers. Rock sock the clock with DJ Del's "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -so good down to the last bop!™Please follow on FaceBook, Instagram & Twitter!

Clint Mephisto's Shit Kickin Road Show Episode 270, week of February 26th. It’s the annual Johnny Cash Birthday Bash! This week your ol’ drinkin’ buddy celebrates Johnny’s birthday with some of his favorites, as well as other artists covering tunes made famous by The Man In Black. Featuring The Hillbilly Moon Explosion, Rosie Flores, Rob Coffinshaker, The Supersuckers, Hank III and more!

Hello friends! Guitar hero, singer-songwriter and legendary rockabilly artist, Rosie Flores returns to the show for episode 1239! Rosie has a new band, Rosie Flores & The Talismen and they've released a couple of great singles, "So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)" and "I've Got A Right To Cry". Go to rosieflores.com for music, tour dates and much more. Rosie and I have a great conversation about her legendary red Telecaster and some of her other historical items in the Country Music Hall of Fame, jamming recently with Patricia Vonne, Chris Isaac and more, the story behind The Talismen, what she did during lock down, staying cool in a world gone mad and much more. I had a blast catching up with Rosie. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get set up or repair on your guitars with J. Scott Lutherie! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Multi-genre music legend, Rosie Flores, talks about her youth in San Antonio in the 1950's, garage bands, an early 2-track tape recorder, San Diego and San Francisco in the 1960's, songwriting with John Prine, and playing with Chuck Berry onstage at the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. Recorded at Arlyn Studios and hosted by Karl Anderson.

Hello and Welcome to Daily Austin Music, I am Pastor Colin McDonald and this is WHO'S PLAYING TONIGHT? For Tuesday July 19th First up tonight you can see finger pistol at the little longhorn saloon Or head over to Zilker Park to catch Blues on the Green presented by ACL Radio with Shinyribs, Tomar and the FC's and Scott Strickland at 7 Songwriters open mic is at the cactus at 7 Merry Cherry, the Answers and Gorbit are all at Hotel Vegas doors at 8 The Blue Moon jazz quartet with Rosie Flores is at the Continental Club gallery at 830 Volstead presents the singer songwriter night with Andrew Cashen, Benjamin Violet and Magnolia kids starting at 830 Grooveline Horns and Shawn Pander are at C-boys at 10 Rance may and the coyotes are at sam's town point at 10 And finally tonight you can see Deer Fellow at the continental club gallery at 10 That's it for Who's Playing Tonight for Tuesday July 19th If I missed something on the show Let me know in the comments below. Do more Better Faster. I love you, and there's NOTHING you can do about it. See you tomorrow!

One sidebar in the last few years of 12 Songs has been the role of COVID in the creation of Christmas music. Some artists recorded Christmas albums to remind themselves that they were musicians during the pandemic shutdown of 2020. Some were able to get musicians who would otherwise be unavailable because COVID forced them off the road, and others had specific circumstances related to COVID that led to their Christmas albums.  San Antonio-based roots rocker Patricia Vonne falls into the latter category. In this week's episode, she tells the story of what prompted her to record My Favorite Holiday, and how she got an army of musical friends including Rubén Blades, Alex Ruiz, David Grissom, Rosie Flores, Stephen Ferrone, Carmine Rojas and more to participate.   I love Vonne's energy and positivity in this conversation. She never stops selling, but that makes sense. Her story is a working artist's story, and she lives from gig to gig and album to album. That's a perspective that's easy to overlook in the show biz world that many Christmas albums live in.    This week's episode also takes a quick look at the last Christmas-related hit of 2021, “Christmas Tree” by V of K-pop stars BTS. I argue that it's not really a Christmas song and pay more attention to an earlier, truer Christmas song from BTS, “Christmas Day” by Jimin and Jungkook.    If you haven't already done so, please do what you have to do to get Twelve Songs in your podcast feed. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Pandora, and Spotify.  During our post-Christmas break, we went live on the IHeartRadio platform and Amazon's podcast platform. Now, you can ask Alexa and Siri to play the Twelve Songs of Christmas podcast and let them pop it up on your voice-controlled personal assistant. 

Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart, Rosie Flores, Jack Arnold from Arnold's Country Kitchen and Michael dressed in Manuel still warm from Porter Wagoner? Must be Whad'ya Know in Nashville on January 8, 2005!

In the latest episode, you’ll learn about Austin Housing Opportunities for Musicians and Entertainers or HOME. This Austin organization helps older musicians with housing and living expenses. You’ll hear from Marcia Ball and Rosie Flores.  

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Singer/songwriter, actor and activist, Patricia Vonne returns to the show for episode 1114! She's just released her 8th album, a Christmas album, My Favorite Holiday, produced by Rick Del Castillo and featuring performances from Rosie Flores, Ruben Blades, Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty), Carmine Rojas (David Bowie), David Grissom and many more. She's celebrating the release of My Favorite Holiday with a show this Saturday, 11/27 at One-2-One Bar in Austin and Sunday 11/28 at Sam's Burger Joint Music Hall in San Antonio. Go to patriciavonne.com for ticket info, music and more. Great conversation about raising money for the hungry during the pandemic, working with some of the best musicians in the world on My Favorite Holiday and more! Plus, Ainjel Emme checks in about SoundGirls First Virtual Conference taking place on December 4th and 5th. Go to soundgirls.org for info and tickets. Ainjel will be moderating a panel of amazing female engineer/producers including Lenise Bent (The Band, Blondie), Susan Rogers (Prince) and more. If you're interested in engineering and producing, this is a great resource for you. I had a great time catching up with these two amazing women. I'm sure you will too. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Let's get down! Get the chords and tabs for over a million songs at ultimate-guitar.com  Find all of your favorite podcasts and access over 1,100 episodes of "How Did I Get Here?" with the Podbean App  find it in your app store or at podbean.com If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Singer/songwriter, actor and activist, Patricia Vonne returns to the show for episode 1114! She's just released her 8th album, a Christmas album, My Favorite Holiday, produced by Rick Del Castillo and featuring performances from Rosie Flores, Ruben Blades, Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty), Carmine Rojas (David Bowie), David Grissom and many more. She's celebrating the release of My Favorite Holiday with a show this Saturday, 11/27 at One-2-One Bar in Austin and Sunday 11/28 at Sam's Burger Joint Music Hall in San Antonio. Go to patriciavonne.com for ticket info, music and more. Great conversation about raising money for the hungry during the pandemic, working with some of the best musicians in the world on My Favorite Holiday and more! Plus, Ainjel Emme checks in about SoundGirls First Virtual Conference taking place on December 4th and 5th. Go to soundgirls.org for info and tickets. Ainjel will be moderating a panel of amazing female engineer/producers including Lenise Bent (The Band, Blondie), Susan Rogers (Prince) and more. If you're interested in engineering and producing, this is a great resource for you. I had a great time catching up with these two amazing women. I'm sure you will too. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Let's get down! Get the chords and tabs for over a million songs at ultimate-guitar.com  Find all of your favorite podcasts and access over 1,100 episodes of "How Did I Get Here?" with the Podbean App  find it in your app store or at podbean.com If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Sarah and Vic sit down with Publisher, A&R Exec., and Co-Founder of Change the Conversation and Nashville Music Equality Tracy Gershon to discuss her long journey and more, including: Finding your way in the music industry with no roadmap Constant evolution and following your passions to your purpose Knowing and trusting your gut Discovering and championing new talent Women, Minorities, and moving with the times When people stand in your way, how do you continue on? Integrity and what it looks like to mentor and inspire the next generation Working with Miranda Lambert, Emmylou Harris, Brandi Carlile and more! The start of Change the Conversation, Male Advocates, and are things changing? Leading by example and admitting when you've been wrong Having confidence in your abilities while you learn  Embracing aging and changing the narrative of age in entertainment How the next generation is already charging ahead with change Notes: Brandi Carlile: https://book.brandicarlile.com/ Emmylou Harris: https://www.emmylouharris.com/ Change the Conversation: http://www.changetheconversation.net/ Nashville Music Equality: https://www.nashvillemusicequality.com/ Y'all Together Now: https://blog.siriusxm.com/celebrate-the-beatles-influence-on-country-music-with-brandi-carlisle-rodney-crowell-more-stars/ Tomato Gate:  https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2015/06/18/tomato-gate-galvanizes-women-country/28936501/ Gary Borman: https://celebrityaccess.com/caarchive/borman-entertainment-flatiron-management-to-merge/ Donna Hilley: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_Hilley Paul Worley: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Worley Natalie Stovall: http://www.nataliestovall.com/  Leslie Fram: http://www.cmtpress.com/network/executive/leslie-fram/ Beverly Keel: https://www.namm.org/nammu/contributors/beverly-keel Todd Cassetty: https://www.cassettyentertainment.com/ CMT Equal Play: https://www.cmtequalplay.com/ Cris Lacy: https://www.warnermusicnashville.com/news/warner-music-nashville-promotes-cris-lacy-evp-ar-names-ben-kline-evpgeneral-manager-2786 Missy Roberts: https://www.umusicpub.com/nashville/About-Us/Missy-Roberts.aspx Rosie Flores: https://rosieflores.com/bio/   

Kirsten plays influential Black blues artists including women artists of the 1920s and 1930's, alongside new releases. Plus a seasoning of rockabilly. A standout track is Rosie Flores covering Joe Ely's "Boxcars" - a great song and a great singer's interpretation. Pure soul coming through. 

With a voice as big as her home state of Texas, and guitar skills that make younger players green with envy, "The Rockabilly Philly" Rosie Flores shows no signs of slowing down in her fifth decade as a performer.

Join Garrett T. Capps and the Trouble Country crew as we shuffle through the Suffering Jukebox. We've asked all kinds of folks, from outlaw icons to honky-tonk headbangers, to pick-a-tune and tell us what it means to them

Carrie and Debbie spend an evening with the Rockabilly Filly, Rosie Flores, on her deck in Austin Texas. Listen in as they laugh, tell stories, sing songs and discover why Rosie has become known as the "Chick With A Pick"

Welcome back to The Neon Eon. We kick off February being joined by singer-songwriter Terry McBride. McBride began making a name for himself as a bass player playing for the likes of Dale McBride (his father), Delbert McClinton, Rosie Flores, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and others down in his native Texas before bursting onto the scene as the lead vocalist and chief lyricist of the trio McBride & The Ride. Later, he'd be recognized as a hit songwriter for the likes of Brooks & Dunn and Reba McEntire. During this conversation, we talk about those early Texas roots, establishing McBride & The Ride, hanging out with Guy Clark, recording the breakout album Sacred Ground, hitting it off with Ronnie Dunn, writing "If You See Him/If You See Her," and making his way back to recording albums once more.  Like and Follow The Neon Eon on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Patreon. Today's theme music is "Rollin'" by Lauren Duski.

In this week's episode we're featuring the studio version of an event which became an Austin, Texas institution: "Happy Birthday Buck: A Texas Salute To Buck Owens" (2002). When a couple of accomplished Austin-area musicians in Casper Rawls and Tom Lewis started kicking around the idea to hold a Buck Owens birthday party, they didn't think anyone would show up. It was mostly just an excuse to pick on some Bakersfield Sound and have some fun. But on August 12, 1992 (Buck's 63rd birthday), the legendary Continental Club was a full house and the event was so popular that Buck Owens Birthday Bash became an annual event. Over 25 years, Buck's Birthday Bash attracted local musicians and legends alike, and this week's feature album commemorates ten years with a stack of names (some regular Birthday Bash attendees, some just admirers) covering Owens' hits, from the big ones to the lesser known gems - with contributions from David Ball, Rick Trevino, Rosie Flores, Jim Lauderdale, Libbi Bosworth, Jeff Hughes, Ray Benson and one very special guest who made Buck's 1995 Birthday Bash one for the history books!

In this week's episode we're featuring the studio version of an event which became an Austin, Texas institution: "Happy Birthday Buck: A Texas Salute To Buck Owens" (2002). When a couple of accomplished Austin-area musicians in Casper Rawls and Tom Lewis started kicking around the idea to hold a Buck Owens birthday party, they didn't think anyone would show up. It was mostly just an excuse to pick on some Bakersfield Sound and have some fun. But on August 12, 1992 (Buck's 63rd birthday), the legendary Continental Club was a full house and the event was so popular that Buck Owens Birthday Bash became an annual event. Over 25 years, Buck's Birthday Bash attracted local musicians and legends alike, and this week's feature album commemorates ten years with a stack of names (some regular Birthday Bash attendees, some just admirers) covering Owens' hits, from the big ones to the lesser known gems - with contributions from David Ball, Rick Trevino, Rosie Flores, Jim Lauderdale, Libbi Bosworth, Jeff Hughes, Ray Benson and one very special guest who made Buck's 1995 Birthday Bash one for the history books!

gfire interviews legendary rockabilly singer/songwriter Rosie Flores from Austin, Texas. gfire's website: https://gfiremusic.com Rosie Flores' websites: https://rosieflores.com/wp/ (main site) http://www.rockabillyradio.org/ (rockabilly documentary) https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=229565381817008 (Facebook Live) https://www.etsy.com/shop/RosiesRocknRollRags (her vintage clothes for sale) contact the podcast (please be nice): gfirepodcast@gmail.com

Kicking off December in style!  NEW tunes from Darrel Higham, The Honkabillies, Sean Burns & Lost Country, Brad Stivers (with Lindsay Beaver), Jackslacks, Robert Gordon (with Rosie Flores), Stray Cats (live), Brandon Cunning and The Memphians and Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue in our instru-Mental Breakdown.  Beth Riley brings a great Dion tune in her Beth's Blues Break.  We take a stroll to the Doo-Wop Corner and we'll drop a coin in the Christmas Jukebox to hear a track from Los Straitjackets.  We have a Christmas tune from Adriano BaTolba Orchestra and rockers from Hank Ballard & The Midnighters and Jack Scott as well! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Darrel Higham- "Jitterbop Baby" The Honkabillies- "Please Let Me In" (Alt Version) Brad Stivers (with Lindsay Beaver)- "Turn Your Damper Down"   instru-Mental Breakdown: Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue- "Jump In" The Memphians- "2020"   Brandon Cunning- "Go Baby Go" Stray Cats- "Gene & Eddie" Sean Burns & Lost Country- "Looking At The World Through A Windshield"   Beth's Blues Break: (Music bed: Buddy Guy- "Slow Blues") Dion- "Son Of Skip James" Follow Beth's Blues Break HERE   Jack Scott- "Leroy" Jackslacks- "The Way" Marty Stuart- "Don't Be Cruel" Robert Gordon (with Rosie Flores)- "Hot Dog"   Doo-Wop Corner: The Heartbeats- "Sometimes I Wonder" The Dominoes- "Have Mercy Baby"   Christmas Jukebox: Los Straitjackets- "Hark The Herald Angels Sing"   Adriano BaTolba Orchestra- "I'll Be Home On Christmas Day"   Hank Ballard & The Midnighters- "Sugaree"   Outro Music Bed: The Ventures- "Winter Wonderland"

Terry McBride in his growing up years was one of the most sought-after bass players in the local Austin music scene. After auditioning in his father's band, his career was proven more so with other Texas collaborations like Lee Roy Parnell, Bill Carter and the Blame, Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Johnny Duncan, Rosie Flores, and Delbert McClinton would soon follow. As one does eventually, songs become of interest. A meeting with Jody Williams, former BMI Vice President of Creative, and MCA President Tony Brown would soon discover and start the 1990's legacy of McBride and The Ride. Songs like "Sacred Ground" a #1 Single in 1992 surely would have locked in their success but such is the ride a quick one, the demise came from a surprising angle. A near-death experience, on and off the wagon, and co-writes and cuts with Brooks and Dunn. Terry shares that there is no feeling than the cut of a song and to live in sobriety is a life worth living for these days. Celebrating more than a decade sober, he's releasing his latest project Rebels and Angels on October 23rd. American Songwriter Podcast Network

El pasado martes moría el tejano de Lubbock Mac Davis. A partir de la mitad de los 60 se le empezó a reconocer como compositor, firmando temas como "Within My Memory" (Glen Campbell) o "Somethin's Burnin" (Kenny Rogers & The First Edition). Pero, además, fue el autor de "A Little Less Conversation" y sobre todo de "In The Ghetto" para el especial de televisión de Elvis Presley del 68. En un principio, Mac Davis tituló “In The Ghetto” como "The Vicious Circle" y se la presentó a Sammy Davis Jr. en un estudio junto a otros miembros de la comunidad negra. Su propio compositor la grabó de esta forma con la que hemos abierto hoy nuestro tiempo de radio después del tremendo éxito de Elvis en 1969. Sin embargo, la versión original no salió a la luz hasta aparecer en un recopilatorio de 1991 titulado Golden Throats, cuando el artista tejano ya tenía una seria consideración en el terreno del country. Mac Davis era un nativo de la tejana ciudad de Lubbock, que comenzó su carrera artística sin demasiado éxito a comienzos de los años 60. Pasaría después a ejercer de ejecutivo discográfico, un trabajo que le llevó a Los Angeles, donde comenzaría a ejercer de compositor. Como solista, dejó éxitos como "Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me", "Stop and Smell the Roses" y de manera muy especial "Texas In My Rear View Mirror", de tintes autobiográficos. Willie Nelson vuelve a dar ejemplo y recupera "Vote 'Em Out", una canción que exhorta a utilizar la herramienta más poderosa que cualquier ciudadano libre tiene a su disposición: el voto. Y como recuerda, es sagrado y pone el poder en manos de la gente. Está escrita junto a su viejo amigo Buddy Cannon y en ella se encuentra acompañado de Lukas y Micah, animando a sus conciudadanos a que ejerzan su derecho en el Election Day 2020 de Noviembre en Estados Unidos. El arma más grande que tenemos Se llama urna. Así que si no te gusta quién está ahí Vota para echarlo… Palabra de Willie. Terry McBride es de la tejana Austin, hijo de Dale McBride, en cuya banda estuvo tocando, y fue líder de McBride & the Ride, una excelente banda de la primera mitad de los 90 en el terreno del country. Tras disolverse, pasó a ser uno de los compositores más solicitados, especialmente por Brooks & Dunn. Ahora ha decidido grabar en solitario y dar continuidad al EP Hotels & Highways que publicó hace tres años inspirado por los honky-tonks y las salas de baile. Se trata del álbum Rebels & Angels, cuyo tema central lo ha compuesto junto a Chris Stapleton y ha contado, además, con la voz de Patty Loveless, a quien echamos de menos como protagonista de alguna nueva aventura sonora desde hace demasiado tiempo. Terry McBride fue el bajista de Delbert McClinton y, más tarde, trabajó con Lee Roy Parnell y Rosie Flores. Nunca se había puesto al frente de una banda hasta que llegó a Nashville. Su talento como cantante y compositor llamó la atención de Tony Brown, presidente de MCA Nashville y en Junio de 1989, durante la celebración de la desaparecida Fan Fair en Nashville, se creó McBride & The Ride como trío. Debutaron al año siguiente y con su segundo disco, Sacred Ground, del 92 lograron sus mayores éxitos, incluso el segundo puesto de las listas con la canción que les dio título. En TOMA UNO tenemos el compromiso no escrito de compartir pasado, presente y buena parte del futuro de la Americana. Esa es una de las razones por la que estamos anticipando The Highway Kind, el nuevo álbum de la Josh Abbott Band que saldrá al mercado a mediados de noviembre. Desde que se formaron en la Texas Tech University de Lubbock, han pasado a convertirse en una de los más sólidos pilares de la Red Dirt music gracias a canciones en las que su líder refleja situaciones reales y cotidianas que casi siempre tienen que ver con su propia vida. “The Highway Kind” como canción es una de las favoritas de las emisoras tejanas en estas fechas. The Band Of Heathens han sido una de las formaciones más activas en estos tiempos de pandemia. El resultado de su casi frenética actividad se resume ahora en Stranger, un último álbum que aborda el temor existencial de estos momentos con referencias a Albert Camus o a Robert Heinlein. Un tema tan sobresaliente como “Asheville Nashville Austin” ensalza la magia de la carretera en todo su esplendor a través de un tema de medio tiempo convertido casi en un himno sobre los espacios abiertos y los buenos tiempos. Otra de las bandas que ha aprovechado el aislamiento para crear nuevas propuestas sonoras es Drive-By Truckers, que publicará a mediados de diciembre por sorpresa un nuevo álbum, The New OK, aunque está ahora disponible para descarga digital. Una vez más la banda de Athens, en Georgia, ha canalizado sus frustraciones que ya manifestaban en su disco de enero, The Unraveling, y han hecho una selección de las canciones que habían grabado en Memphis los Sun Studios de Memphis en el otoño de 2018, añadiendo un par de temas recién compuesto por Patterson Hood y la inesperada versión de un tema de los Ramones como "The KKK Took My Baby Away", manteniendo esa postura desafiante ante la depresión. “Sarah’s Flame” es una de las deliciosas canciones que ha compuesto Mike Cooley y que nos recuerdan que pudimos haber visto a banda la pasada primavera en nuestro país, pero la Covid-19 lo impidió. Joachim Cooder es un californiano de Santa Monica que también debe soportar el “peso de la púrpura” al ser hijo del legendario Ry Cooder. Joachim, un multi-instrumentista centrado especialmente en la percusión tiene una larga andadura que le han encontrado con nombres de la talla de Mavis Staples, Buena Vista Social Club o Dr. John, entre otros. Ayer mismo, se publicó el tercero de sus discos en solitario, Over That Road I'm Bound: The Songs of Uncle Dave Macon, dedicado a las canciones de Uncle Dave Macon, una figura esencial en el desarrollo de la música de raíces norteamericana, a caballo entre el final del siglo XIX y los primeros años del XX. Uncle Dave Macon, conocido como "Dixie Dewdrop", era un banjista de Tennessee convertido en un pionero seminal, a la altura de Jimmie Rodgers. De hecho, cuando Ralph Peer realizó las famosas sesiones de Bristol, él ya había grabado más de 100 canciones. Fue la primera gran estrella del Grand Ole Opry y eso que comenzó su carrera profesional cuando ya tenía 50 años. Joachim Cooder ha utilizado las tonadas de Uncle Dave Macon como punto de partida, jugando con las letras y reelaborando melodías para su instrumento favorito, la mbira. Originalmente es un instrumento africano que los esclavos llevaron a América y que se suele considerar antecesor del piano. “Come Along Buddy” es una melodía creada por Uncle Dave Macon en 1930, descubierta medio siglo después por Stephen Wade en un acetato de prueba en casa de la familia Macon. Steve Earle compuso una canción como “Times Like These” hace cuatro años manifestando su ansiedad por los tiempos covulsos que se avecinaban, pero recordando que siempre puede haber esperanza a pesar de lo sombrío del presente. "Times Like These" se lanzó en principio como una pieza acústica, pero con motivo de la celebración del último Record Store Day se ha publicado una versión grabada durante las sesiones de su último álbum, Ghost Of West Virginia, realizadas en los Electric Ladyland Studios y en la que Steve Earle está acompañado por los Dukes. Se publicó en single de vinilo el 7 pulgadas siendo una edición limitada a 1300 copias. The Mastersons siguen creciendo como propuesta alternativa y respondiendo a la complejidad de la situación actual. A primeros de año publicaban No Time For Love Songs, un disco con el que volvían a poner el foco en sus propuestas como pareja, contando con la producción de su buen amigo Shooter Jennings. Algunas de las canciones grabadas por entonces quedaron fuera de aquel disco porque parecían precisar su propio espacio. La llegada de la pandemia cambió los planes de un calendario lleno de conciertos y aislados en su casa se motivaron para dedicarse a esos nuevos temas con mayor crudeza que su álbum anterior. El próximo 16 de este mes de octubre, se edita el nuevo EP de los Mastersons, Red, White & I Love You Too. Son cinco canciones que miran de frente al dilema moral sobre qué quiere ser Estados Unidos como nación. “Sensitive Souls” es un buen ejemplo de este Red, White & I Love You Too, que ha sido grabado en el estudio casero de la pareja con el apoyo de Jeff Hill, compañero en los Dukes, en las mezclas. Canciones como “A Change Is Gonna Come” pudieron costarle la vida a Sam Cooke. Fue uno de los primeros que se implicó en la industria musical, formando su propia editora y su sello discográfico Su activismo político se fue acentuando según iba ampliando su fama, no olvidando sus raíces. Su implicación en la defensa de los derechos sociales y en contra del racismo le ganó serios enemigos. “A Change Is Gonna Come” fue compuesta por Sam Cooke después de hablar para los manifestantes que habían protagonizado una sentada en Durham, en el estado de Carolina del Norte, en mayo de 1963. Es evidente que el artista de Clarksdale, en Mississippi, estaba influido por “Blowin' In The Wind” de Bob Dylan, una canción que le gustaba mucho y que, incluso, llegó a grabar. Siempre es reconfortante escuchar una canción como esta, que acaba de ser actualizada por Gary Clark Jr., Brandi Carlile y John Leventhal como un mensaje de esperanza para estos tiempos. Es evidente que la música es un nexo de unión entre distintas generaciones y las hermanas Rebecca y Megan Lovell, que forman Larkin Poe, lo dejan claro en su nueva apuesta sonora, Kindred Spirits, que se va a editar el 20 de noviembre a través de su propio sello Tricki-Woo Records. Se trata de un disco de versiones con guiños a Elton John, Neil Young, The Allman Brothers Band, e incluso los Moody Blues. Kindred Spirits expresa su admiración profunda y agradecimiento por artistas que marcaron el camino en épocas precedentes. De hecho, Larkin Poe, nativas de Calhoun, en Georgia, ya había iniciado hace cinco años una serie de YouTube dedicada a rendir homenaje a sus héroes musicales. "Nights In White Satin" es una de las canciones elegidas. Originalmente formó parte de un álbum coral y emblemático como fue Days Of Future Passed de los británicos Moody Blues. Escuchar audio

Songs about work for Labor Day weekend. Songs for the long, dark night shift of the soul. Songs for when the whistle blows. Songs for when the job blows. Songs to whistle while you work, plus some new songs that have nothing to do with work. All this & much, much less!

Amy Wright catches up with the "Rockabilly Filly" Rosie Flores during Ameripolitan Weekend 2019! They discuss where she's from, how she began playing music, and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from the 5th annual Ameripolitan Awards in Memphis, Rosie Flores fields questions from host Tatiana Z about her life in Austin, TX, her previous Ameripolitan wins, touring with Wanda Jackson, and more. Recorded February 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's our annual Train Show on Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour!  We spin an hour of train-themed tunes to celebrate National Train Day on May 9th!  Come ride the rails and hear tunes from Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Dale Watson, Rosie Flores, John Fogerty, Tom Jones, George Jones, Big Jon Atkinson, Conway Twitty, Stray Cats, Carlene Carter, Kim Wilson, Sonny Burgess and an instru-Mental Breakdown with Jimmy Bryant and Sean Mencher!!  Allllllll aboard!! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Carl Perkins- "Rock Island Line" Big Jon Atkinson- "Trainfare Blues" Johnny Cash- "Casey Jones" Conway Twitty- "Long Black Train" Stray Cats- "Devil Train" John Fogerty- "Train Of Fools" George Jones & The Smoky Mountain Boys- "Night Train To Memphis" Carlene Carter- "Little Blakc Train"   instru-Mental Breakdown: Jimmy Bryant- "Railroadin'" Sean Mencher- "Mystery Train"   Tom Jones- "Everybody Loves A Train" Sonny Burgess- "Fast Train" Kim Wilson- "Mean Old Frisco" Dale Watson & His Lone Stars- "Rattlesnake Train" Merle Haggard- "Hobo Bill's Last Ride" Johnny Cash- "Daughter Of A Railroad Man" Rosie Flores- "Heartbreak Train"   Outro Music Bed: Kenichi Yamaguchi- "Memphis Train"

El Covid-19 nos dejó sin Joe Diffie el pasado domingo, una de las voces más representativas del country de los años 90. Había nacido en Tulsa, Oklahoma, y durante mucho tiempo vivió en aquella zona. Posteriormente se trasladó a Texas, Washington y Wisconsin, desarrollando su amor por la country music desde muy temprana edad. En su familia había una enorme inclinación musical, ya que su padre tocaba la guitarra y su madre cantaba. Era fácil escuchar a un jovencísimo Joe Diffie interpretar junto a la radio temas tradicionales y en el tocadiscos casero siempre sonaban los que fueron sus grandes favoritos: Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens, Lefty Frizzell… y George Jones. Uno de los indiscutibles maestros de la country music es George Jones, una de las grandes influencias de Joe Diffie, que recordaba de esta manera el que fue primer No. 1 del "Possum", un “White Lightning” que escribió una estrella del rock and roll de los 50 como J.P. Richardson, apodado The Big Bopper, que había muerto pocos meses antes en el mismo accidente de avión en el que desaparecieron Buddy Holly y Ritchie Valens. En 1993, Diffie escribió esta oda a las salas de baile que surgieron por todo Estados Unidos en los primeros años noventa, cuando se despertó la Garth Brooks-manía y aparecieron canciones como "Boot Scootin’ Boogie" de Brooks & Dunn. El propio artista cantaba sobre "pantalones ajustados, baile en línea, sombreros Stetson y botas de vaquero", siendo un excelente ejemplo de cómo su voz se convirtió en la compañía habitual de cualquier viaje en coche en el que sintonizabas una emisora de radio de country music en aquella época. "Honky-Tonk Attitude” dio nombre a su tercer álbum y supuso su afianzamiento definitivo. A pesar de seguir las pautas de su segundo registro, en aquella ocasión Joe Diffie se apuntó a esa actitud de honky-tonk que definió su título e incrementó su popularidad. Tras un divorcio complicado, el artista hoy recordado marchó a Nashville porque no tenía nada más que perder. Trabajó para una editorial y empezó a ser conocido como compositor a la vez que sus maquetas eran de las más solicitadas, ya que su voz destacaba de forma natural. De esa forma consiguió firmar un contrato discográfico. Su single de debut llegó en 1990 con el tema de apertura de su primer álbum, A Thousand Winding Roads, y marco el comienzo de su carrera. Además, supuso todo un récord para su compañía discográfica, Epic, ya que se convirtió en el primer No.1 de uno de sus artistas debutantes en toda su historia. Incluso obligó a Alan Jackson a no publicar como single una canción del mismo título. "Home" era una balada campera en toda regla con recuerdos de mejores tiempos en el hogar, con imágenes familiares entrañables que ahora parecen perdidas. Joe Diffie se asoció con Mary Chapin Carpenter para una colaboración que resultó sorprendente por los distintos modos y maneras de sus protagonistas. La artista de Princeton, en Nueva Jersey, estaba en 1992 ante su obra cumbre, el álbum Come On, Come On, y fue allí donde apareció “Not Too Much To Ask”, una canción de amor interpretada a dúo con una evidente diferencia de registro pero con un resultado armonioso que conjugó el dobro del maestro Jerry Douglas. La repercusión fue tal que el tema consiguió una nominación al Grammy. Joe Diffie tenía 61 años y a lo largo de su carrera nos dejó canciones como "Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox (If I Die)", que su espíritu del honky tonk nos pide siempre escuchar a todo volumen. En cierto modo, recuerda a "Friends In Low Places", con el protagonismo del piano y el ruego a los amigos de que cumplan una última petición, la de dejarle apoyado contra la vieja máquina de discos. A su vez, él les promete que será el alma de la fiesta, incluso cuando esté muerto y desaparecido. El regreso a nuestra especial "normalidad" nos cita con Blackberry Smoke, una de las bandas más poderosas de la escena del Southern rock que no tiene ninguna intención de entregar el testigo. Al contrario, van fortaleciendo su estatus con grabaciones como la que estará a la venta el próximo 19 de junio, en forma de nuevo EP especial con el título de Live From Capricorn Sound Studios. La apertura es una versión imponente de “Midnight Rider”, un tema de la Allman Brothers Band, que el mítico grupo tocó por primera vez hace medio siglo en aquellos míticos estudios de Macon, en Georgia, y que formó parte de su segundo álbum, Idlewild South. Es el único tema de las seis canciones que componen el disco en que Blackberry Smoke tocan solos, ya que a lo largo de la grabación participaron Marcus Henderson de la Marshall Tucker Band, Jimmy Hall de Wet Willie y The Black Bettys. Las ganancias se destinarán al Fondo de Ayuda MusiCares COVID-19 para ayudar a las personas de la comunidad musical afectada por el coronavirus. Naked Garden, el último álbum editado por Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real, pone el foco a las sesiones de grabación de su predecesor, Turn Off the News (Build a Garden), incluyendo tomas alternativas de la mitad de esas canciones. Pero también encontramos un buen número de las que no pasaron a formar parte de aquel registro, como es el caso del sinuoso "Entirely Different Stars", que sirve de apertura y en la que el narrador imagina una visita a otros planetas para tener una perspectiva diferente del mundo, con riffs de guitarra de tintes psicodélicos. Al contrario de la imagen que dio Turn Off the News (Build a Garden), con un tono musculoso y atrevido, Naked Garden termina siendo la otra cara de la moneda, mostrando a la banda en un ambiente relajado e íntimo, interiorizando la conformación del que ha sido uno de sus proyectos más contundentes. "Only Children", la historia de dos bohemios inundada con un sentimiento de nostalgia, es una de las más bellas canciones de estas fechas y forma parte de la nueva aventura sonora de Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit, Reunions. Tomando el relevo a The Nashville Sound, publicado hace tres años, el registro ha sido producido con la maestría habitual de su viejo amigo Dave Cobb que ha cincelado un disco en el que contribuyen con su presencia David Crosby y Jay Buchanan, cantante de Rival Sons. Con riffs de guitarras que evocan al más intenso y profundo Neil Young, Lucinda Williams sigue destapando canciones personales de su nuevo álbum Good Souls, Better Angels. “Big Black Train” es una de esas canciones impactantes a las que nos tiene acostumbrado la artista de Louisiana. En este caso, el propio título, “el gran tren negro”, es toda una metáfora de la depresión, un problema en el que profundiza, haciéndose eco de los sentimientos de miedo que suelen envolver a quienes la padecen y de la súplica solemne de no volver a subir a ese barco. El salto de calidad de los Mastersons en los últimos tiempos es espectacular y su nueva entrega discográfica, No Time For Love Songs, producido por Shooter Jennings, que ha aportado un toque de prestancia al trabajo. El álbum está tejido por el dolor de las experiencias personales vividas por la pareja en el último año, como las muertes de sus amigos de Austin Chris Porter y George Reiff, además de la pérdida de Kelley Looney miembro de los Dukes. Tras la publicación de Good Luck Charm, había muerto el padre de Chris Masterson y tras una charla con su amiga Rosie Flores surgió el título del nuevo disco, No Time for Love Songs. "King of the Castle" intenta canalizar y darle una utilidad a la pena para convertirla en palabras y música, sabiendo que el dolor no se va nunca. Es una forma de homenajear a quien se ha ido. Y nos detenemos para despedir el programa de hoy con Lilly Hiatt que ha continuado su línea ascendente con Walking Proof, el cuarto álbum de una carrera que siempre estará marcada por ser hija de John Hiatt, uno de los más respetados iconos de la Americana. Es la primera vez que el veterano músico participa junto a ella, en este caso en una de las canciones más brillantes del trabajo, "Some Kind of Drug", descotando por supuesto el lanzamiento especial que hicieron en la pasada edición del Record Store Day, versionándose mutuamente. La cantante y compositora californiana establecida en Nashville, pero apartada de la industria más visible de la Music City, ha completado un álbum que exhibe poderío, imaginación y letras de mayor intensidad emocional. También se ha rodeado de invitados selectos, entre los que encontramos a Aaron Lee Tasjan, Amanda Shires y Luke Schneider. Escuchar audio

  Episode 62 - Interviews and performances with the best of Austin's hard-working musicians being interviewed by local comedians. Sometimes strange, sometimes serious, but always sincere. Brought to you by Music Firsthand. Hosts BeckiJo Neill and Zac Brooks go on a drive with Rosie Flores live from The Velveeta Room. So much to cover in this episode... Pat Dean's giant head, 1st vibrators, the minnie winnie, Screaming Sirens, getting castle wasted, Rosie's new single, teaching ukelele, Pleasant Isn't, boy toys, Rosie Flores Day (8/31), great sex, tour hacks, smoking pot with dad, Mom Linda Questions, Mechanophilia, and the new album 'Drive, Drive, Drive'! Plus, a great a live performance! Check out the full video on YouTube and remember to support the artist by giving it a like! Enjoy y'all! Recorded live November 6, 2018 from the Velveeta Room in Austin, Texas Sponsored by Austin Eastciders Collaboratory and Nine Banded Whiskey! This show is made possible because of generous patrons! Become a patron for as little as $1 and get access to rewards, bonus content and exclusive features. Join the club: Comedians Interviewing Musicians Vodcast     Podcast Hosts: BeckiJo Neill and Zac Brooks Check out the live video and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Hire a local band with our live music booking app that matches you based on lifestyle and brand. Request the app here: Music Firsthand. Keep up with the Austin music news for free with the Austin Music Firsthand Magazine on Flipboard.

She lives near Austin now, but musician Bonnie Montgomery is a native of Arkansas. Raised in a musical family in Searcy that owned a music shop, she started playing classical piano at a young age. Later, she picked up a guitar. After graduating with a graduate degree in music, she taught in China, lived in Nashville, and traveled overseas with the popular (though now defunct) Arkansas group The Gossip. She is known for her alt-country records, but it was an opera she co-wrote with a college friend that got her noticed. The subject: Bill Clinton, of course. With an opera to her credit, she soon turned to writing country songs. Her self-titled, full album debut, Bonnie Montgomery, was released in 2014. Her work won her an Ameripolitan award in 2016 and got the attention of the Outlaw Country community. In 2018, she released Forever, her second album, which combines country and classical elements and features a duet with Dale Watson. These days, you can find her playing not only with Dale Watson but Ray Wiley Hubbard and Rosie Flores. Bonnie made her first appearance on the Outlaw Country Cruise this year and lived to tell the tale.      Music in this episode: "Joy" from Bonnie Montgomery; "Black County" from Bonnie Montgomery; "Goin' Out Tonight (with Dale Watson) from Forever; and "No More" from Forever. You can read more about Bonnie and buy her music at www.bonniemontgomerymusic.com.

On the 15th anniversary of The Roadhouse, I've got a show so hot you might want to hydrate before listening. Rosie Flores, Shelley King, Altered Five Blues Band, The Cash Box Kings, and Thornetta Davis make for the most consistently upbeat show of the year. The hour ahead is top-notch, top-shelf, top-speed, and a celebration for the finest blues you've never heard - the 781st Roadhouse.

On the 15th anniversary of The Roadhouse, I've got a show so hot you might want to hydrate before listening. Rosie Flores, Shelley King, Altered Five Blues Band, The Cash Box Kings, and Thornetta Davis make for the most consistently upbeat show of the year. The hour ahead is top-notch, top-shelf, top-speed, and a celebration for the finest blues you've never heard - the 781st Roadhouse.

On the 15th anniversary of The Roadhouse, I've got a show so hot you might want to hydrate before listening. Rosie Flores, Shelley King, Altered Five Blues Band, The Cash Box Kings, and Thornetta Davis make for the most consistently upbeat show of the year. The hour ahead is top-notch, top-shelf, top-speed, and a celebration for the finest blues you've never heard - the 781st Roadhouse.

On the 15th anniversary of The Roadhouse, I've got a show so hot you might want to hydrate before listening. Rosie Flores, Shelley King, Altered Five Blues Band, The Cash Box Kings, and Thornetta Davis make for the most consistently upbeat show of the year. The hour ahead is top-notch, top-shelf, top-speed, and a celebration for the finest blues you've never heard - the 781st Roadhouse.

With a fiery passion that developed at a young age, Bonnie Montgomery says she had no choice but to pursue a career in music. A Searcy native and Ouachita Baptist University graduate, Montgomery has been a fixture in the Arkansas music scene for years. While she's drawn inspiration from Texas-based artists such as Rosie Flores, Billy Joe Shaver and Ray Wylie Hubbard, Montgomery has never steered too far from her roots, calling Johnny Cash her “North Star.” She joined host Natalie Ghidotti to share more about her career in our latest episode.

Opening Monologues. Major Schadenfreude on the demise of Bill Kristol's The Weekly Standard. The flagship Never Trump publication finally goes down the tubes, for sheer sustained wrongitude and lack of relevance. Old Guard "neoconservatives" now angry and lashing out. After decades of turning a blind eye to job losses in Blue Collar America, suddenly David Brooks and John Podhoretz find great injustice in corporate terminations. Meanwhile, we review the failures of Globalism in the West. Open Borders Macron, May and Merkel losing control in Europe. The Gilets Jaunes still protesting in France, as we observe the rise of enlightened, patriotic nationalism. The right side of history? Plus, persecuting General Flynn. Mueller sitting at Zero. No Prague for Michael Cohen. A federal judge rules Obamacare unconstitutional. Still totally ready for President Trump to unleash the Declassification. Let's have the High Noon Showdown. Also, vignettes on Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Suite holiday ballet. With Listener Calls & Music via Dwight Yoakam, Rosie Flores, the Beach Boys, Frei Wild, Jo Stafford, Sheryl Crow and Weezer.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Opening Monologue. Awarding the "Fake News Trophy" becomes a challenge this week, with contenders galore across the media landscape. CNN botches another bombshell on Russian Collusion, then allows its lies to linger, and then supplies a predictably unapologetic "correction." We sample the lame excuses for error offered by CNN's Brian Stelter and hapless Neoconservative David Frum. Meanwhile, President Trump announces plans to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, converting the longstanding rhetoric of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama into reality. Why so controversial? Plus, we consider the resignation of Senator Al Franken and the string of coincidences that led to his downfall. A case of unfortunate timing? The Establishment was aiming at Roy Moore, but hit Franken instead. After decades of shilling for the predations of the Clintons, can Democrats now claim the moral high ground? They're sure gonna try. Also, we note the absence of "kneeling" before yesterday's Army-Navy football game. With Listener Calls & Music via America, the Cranberries, Janis Martin, Erasure and Rosie Flores.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.