Podcast appearances and mentions of Rusty Anderson

John og Yokos tidlige tid i New York har altid stået som en helt speciel periode for det stormombruste par. De to engagerede sig i politik, avantgarde, kunst og selvfølgelig tv-kigning - det sidste i timevis i deres lille lejlighed i Greenwich Village. Det har været en ret veldokumenteret periode - men nu er 1971/72 taget op til et helt nyt niveau. "One To One: John and Yoko"-filmen har i løbet af foråret haft premiere over hele verden. Således også  Danmark og den løfter virkelig historiefortællingen om den vilde tid i new York til nye højder. Kevin McDonald har med ambitiøse formgreb, en masse flue-bestillinger og stribevis af tv-reklamer og ikke mindst telefonsamtaler, åbnet døren helt ind til det liv John og Yoko blev bjergtaget af i New york. De blev simpelthen suget ind i metropolen. Med andre ord: "One To One: John and Yoko" er simpelthen  en "must-see" film, som Henrik Irgens og jeg var så heldige at introducere i to biografer: Atlas i Rødovre og Humlebio i Humlebæk. To korte "talks" hvor vi forsøgte at skabe præmissen og stemningen for publikum forud for den hæsblæsende film. Episoden her er en "instant reaction" samtale, lavet kort efter mødet med "One To One". Henrik Irgens er super veloplagt og har stribevis af gode pointer og betragtninger om filmen. Episoden er måske lidt kortere end normalt, til gengæld er den helt frisk og aktuel. Henrik er en travl mand. På episodens udgivelsesdato spiller han med Natalie Imbruglia i England. Han har også spillet, turneret, skrevet og indspillet med folk som Sir George Martin, Take That, Jason Mraz og Ed Sheeran. Han har et nyt album på vej - Stars And Time, hvor bl.a. Rusty Anderson fra Paul McCartneys band medvirker.   

Host Bill Donohue welcomes author Noah Gittell who discussed his book, Baseball - The Movie. The book touches on all baseball films since 1915 and their impact on the game as well as society. Later, Bill speaks to guitarist Rusty Anderson about his solo career and his collaborations, as well his time as Paul McCartney's lead guitarist in Sir Paul's tight-as-a-drum band.

Jeff sits down with Davis Kornegay, Jeremy Bagwell, Rusty Anderson and Cory Edwards to dig into what it took to make Passion 2024 happen. You'll hear all about the personnel, the technical demands and all the gear that it took to pull off this massive event. More importantly, you'll hear about the heart behind what made this Passion Conference special, and how you can take that to your team.

The Beatles kunne med deres musik få verden til at le og græde.  Men de var faktisk også mestre indenfor den mere avancerede humor. De fire mestrede virkelige det underfundige og sjove. I denne episode kigger Henrik Irgens og jeg nærmere på det, som mange, måske, overser - at Beatlerne både var hylende morsomme, men også havde bid i deres grin. Vi skal især tale om den del af humoren der handler om “The Establishment” i England i 60´erne. Om at gå lige til grænsen overfor kultur-eliten, at få dronningen til at grine og til at omgås den Vietnam- krig alle amerikanere tænkte på, men som The Beatles ikke kunne/måtte tale om. Har du hørt første del af de to episoder med Henrik, ved du at han har et særdeles omfangsrigt CV som musiker, der bl.a. binder tråde til Giles Martin og Rusty Anderson, men som også rummer masser af solo-musik, spændende session-opgaver og faste gigs hos profilerede navne, bl.a. i England. Som nævnt kommer vi tæt på det hele i episode 108, som man nok bør lytte til før nærværende episode. Lige her handler det altså om humor. Og om de  Beatles-julesingler der er aktuelle pga. episodens udgivelses-tidspunkt. Og som iøvrigt fortsat er hamrende sjove og interessante at lytte til. Episoden indledes desværre med afsæt i den sørgelige nyhed om det tidligere “Wings”-medlem Denny Laines død. Denny  Laine blev 79 år. Arno Guzek og Andreas Smedegaard sætter ord på manden der havde “altid trofast"-prædikatet klæbet til sig, gennem de 10 år hvor Paul McCartneys band meget ofte skiftede medlemmer. Og så havde han virkelig vigtige aktier i Wings-lyden, samt i en del kompositioner, bl.a. i gigahittet “Mull Of Kintyre”.

NY EPISODE UDE NU: HENRIK IRGENS ELSKER THE BEATLES! Hvordan er det når Paul McCartney roser din jakke? Hvordan er det at spille sammen med Macca-guitarist Rusty Anderson? Og hvordan er det at høre friske Beatles remix sammen med Giles Martin i Abbey Road? Der er mange spørgsmål der rejser sig, når man taler med gæsten i denne “Elsker The Beatles”- episode, Henrik Irgens. Og heldigvis har han gode svar parat med masser af engagement rodfæstet i kærlighed til musikken.  Henrik har været bosiddende i London i 20 år, og han har i hele sit liv haft The Beatles og Paul McCartney som en væsentlig del af sit lyd-tapet.  Og så er han dybt inde i historien om verdens bedste band. Udover de nævnte spørgsmål kommer vi bl.a. forbi “Now And Then”,  om at være musiker der smider cd'er i hvad man TROR er McCartneys postkasse, og norske "a-ha", der også var voldsomt inspireret af The Beatles og England. Udover at have udgivet flere soloplader - han er  snart aktuel med albummet “Stars And Time" - har Henrik spillet i bands som Royals og Cathead.  Han har et imponerende CV, når det kommer til at være session-musiker. Blandt andet rummer det:  Take That, James Blunt, den “US-Grammy”-nominerede sangskriver Kim Richey, den engelske sanger Jamie Lawson, Natalie Imbruglia, Rusty Anderson og Giles Martin.  Og så var han med på bas da George Martin blev indlemmet i UK-udgaven af Hall Of Fame. En aften hvor han var på scenen sammen med Wix fra McCartneys band og Roger Taylor fra “Queen”. Episoden er den første af to med Henrik. Humoren i The Beatles er på plakaten i anden del.  Find mere om Henrik Irgens her: https://henrik.co.uk https://linktr.ee/henrikirgens

#960 - Rusty Anderson Returns The Rusty Anderson Returns Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Wherever on earth you are, welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour! We've got Paul's second interview with singer-songwriter recording artist Rusty Anderson for you today. This was recorded in Rusty's hotel room in Columbia, South Carolina in May 2015. Rusty was on tour with Paul McCartney. In fact, he's been with McCartney since 2001. In this interview Rusty talks about his album entitled “Rusty Anderson Afternoon II” and more. We've got lots of content like this and we just need to get it out there. You can support independent media and give yourself and others the gift of stories. Just go right here and we thank you! I think it's time. Let's hear what Rusty had to say! Let's listen. Together. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

A fantastic episode of BEHIND THE LENS that's jam-packed with two talented filmmakers, MICHAEL OBLOWITZ and BENJAMIN POLLACK – both who have a music video background – and actor JON LINDSTROM who many of the "General Hospital" fans out there will recognize, as we talk about CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT and WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO JONNY FAITH. Right out of the gate, writer/director MICHAEL OBLOWITZ and actor JON LINDSTROM join us discussing their new film CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT. A well-paced slow-burn noir police thriller with a twist, CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT boasts an exceptional cast (along with Lindstrom, there's Mel Gibson, Nick Stahl, Dominic Purcell, and Kate Bosworth) and an interesting story POV that we rarely, if ever, see onscreen. We get into all the ins and outs of the "making of" CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT including Michael's A-list cast, crafting and conveying authenticity and reality, the very specific color palette and production design and how that plays into the work of cinematographer Chris Squires, performances, and more, while Jon has some great insight for us on working with Michael, selecting projects, his approach to acting, informing his character, and, of course, what's up on "General Hospital"! Then it's a big welcome for writer/director/editor BENJAMIN POLLACK who also joins us live talking about his new dramatic short narrative film WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO JONNY FAITH. A "Must See" Festival Film at the upcoming LA Shorts Fest (the film screens July 20th), this one has got all the feels, plus a terrific cast, beautiful lensing, and strong production values.Energetic and passionate, Benjamin shares all about "the making of" as he discusses the genesis of the film, transitioning from music videos and documentary short films to a narrative film, the benefit of directing and editing (especially with a short film), bringing together a dynamite cast with musician/actor Frank Noon in the title role, Bruce Greenwood, Wayne Knight, Debbie Pollack, and a "cameo" appearance by famed guitarist Rusty Anderson. http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Jeff, Rusty, and Jeremy chat about what they've been up to, what's new with video in general, and what we can expect to see and hear from the video guys at MxU Live.

Todd sits down with FILO Podcast Alumni, Rusty Anderson. They talk about video production in the local church and how Rusty approaches directing whatever the event. Show Notes: Connect with Rusty:  Reach out with any questions or to chat about the coaching he offers on his Instagram: @RustyAnderson_ FILO Advent: To make sure that you […]

How many church tech directors ended up in that lane because others just poured into them in their youth? In our experience, its alot. Rusty Anderson continues to prove this trend this week as he tells us his story of becoming a video director that has worked on some big projects like Passion Conference, Chris Tomlin and MxU just to name a few. In this episode you'll hear: 1:00 Toby and Blake pretend to be video directors4:25 Five Truths and a Lie with Rusty Anderson 13:15 Rusty's start in church production 21:15 Working with Chris Tomlin 25:25 Bringing tour effects to your Sunday mornings 31:05 Live streaming at church 35:10 Working with Dude Perfect 41:00 What should be on screen during worship? 43:30 Movie Trivia: Blake vs. Rusty 47:45 Tech TakeawayPlugs: Hangout with Rusty on Instagram. Resources for your Church Tech Ministry Does your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here. Connect with us: Follow us on ...

Lee and Jeff chat with Rusty Anderson and Daniel Connell about the upcoming MxU Live Tour. You'll hear about our plans for the day and get a rundown of all the gear that we'll be using. 

Welcome back to the show! I chatted with Matt McDonald, aka MovieintheMiddle to talk about all of those MCU SDCC announcements! - My interview with Rusty Anderson: https://coastalhousemedia.com/2022/08/06/rusty-anderson-interview/ - My portfolio: https://muckrack.com/andrew-korpan/portfolio - Follow me on Twitter! @andrewkorpan1 - Follow Matt @movie_inthemiddle - Check out Matt's 'NOPE' review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chffy8TzZ5w -

In this episode John talks about the high demand for abortion-inducing pills and the back tracking of republicans after the Supreme Court overturned Roe V Wade. He also talks to callers about Cassidy Hutchinson and Ron DeSantis. Next he interviews Rusty Anderson - guitarist for hundreds of "A" list musicians and currently in Paul McCartney's band. (The interview includes his new single Fire Fly). Then Chris and John talk Hollywood and do impressions of Alec Baldwin and Trump. Then finally he chats with Mike in Missouri on what would happen if Republicans return to power.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#732 - Rusty Anderson Welcome here, to The Paul Leslie Hour! Thank you for joining us. Did you know that singer-songwriter, rock and roll legend Paul McCartney is just about to turn 80 years old? We wish Paul the happiest birthday ever. We've got a series of shows ahead of you that will be quite interesting. We're going to play Paul's interview with Rusty Anderson on this episode. Now, Rusty Anderson is most known as the lead guitarist with Paul McCartney, an association which began when Rusty Anderson contributed to the Paul McCartney album "Driving Rain.” He's been in the band ever since. Rusty Anderson has since appeared on quite a few Paul McCartney albums, like "Back in the US," "Back in the World," "Chaos and Creation in the Back Yard," "Memory Almost Full," and the live album "Good Evening New York." Rusty Anderson has also worked with an extensive list of artists from Cat Stevens, Meat Loaf, Neil Diamond, Elton John and Santana.  He joined Paul for an interview where he talked not only about his career with Paul McCartney, but also his solo career. Rusty Anderson has albums full of really interesting songs. Rusty Anderson's songwriting is creative and exceptional— full of thought-provoking lyrics and limitless styles. His debut record "Undressing Underwater" was released in 2003 receiving positive critical acclaim. He followed with his sophomore album "Born on Earth," another selection of songs that are distinctly Rusty Anderson. Hey, can you keep The Paul Leslie Hour going? We'd love it if you'd go to thepaulleslie.com/support  Now, I think it's time we kicked off these Macca themed shows, right here on The Paul Leslie Hour! The Paul Leslie Hour - Helping People Tell Their Stories is a talk show with new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

Jeremy Bagwell, Rusty Anderson, and Zach Kimrey kick off the MxU Video Podcast! You'll hear about what topics they'll cover, and how they want to use this platform to help church teams get better. We hope you like it!

Lee and Jeff chat with Jeremy Bagwell and Rusty Anderson about the MxU Video Podcast. Plus, we dive into a conversation about how worship and production teams can re-frame their idea of excellence, and develop a strategy around developing volunteers.

Join Lee and Jeff as they host a conversation with the most influential video directors in the modern church.  Chelsea Gribble from Elevation Church, Chad Vegas from Transformation Church, and Rusty Anderson from Passion City Church ask each other how and why they do what they do.  Also, Lee get’s his own dose of #TurnDownForMxU.

-Anden akt/episode om nyeste album fra McCartney. Denne episode fokuserer på sangene. Hvilke numre kan panelet Søren Mathiesen, Peter Smith og Claus Nielsen egentlig bedst lide fra den nye plade? Hvilken sang er yderst positivt beskrevet gennemgående i alle anmeldelser? Er det ok at Abe Laboriel Jr, Rusty Anderson og George Martin spiller roller på solo-udgivelsen? Hvordan har pladen klaret sig på hitlisterne? Kunne McCartney udsende en bøvs på farvet vinyl? Kan lytterne af "Elsker The Beatles" anmelde? Hvordan er det være musiker under Corona-epidemien? Kan man øve via Facetime? Og kan det være rigtigt at man blot tjener fire-fem kroner på at lave et McCartney-”Celebration”-album? Spørgsmålene står i kø! Afsted – tryk Play på din podcast app – og få anden del af snakken om McCartney III. Produceret på distancen, men i tæt omfavnelse af et spændende album.

Ep. 80 - Rusty Anderson of Paul McCartney's Band on Tone-Talk!

Paul Salley (author of the forthcoming book on Jimmy McCulloch) joins the show this week and next as we go through the 1974 McCartney and Wings film "One Hand Clapping".      The film has been legitimately available for over a decade, but is still less well-known than the Bruce McMouse project! 

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck’s solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it’s going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck's solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it's going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast in the show links. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet

Jeff and Lee interview video director extraordinaire, Rusty Anderson. Rusty is the video director behind Passion Conferences, Chris Tomlin, any MANY others. He gave some very practical advice about cinematic video in live settings. Also you'll hear how cinema cameras are invading broadcast environments and how we can all get ahead of the curve. Check this episode out as you navigate this new landscape of the digital Church.

Todd talks with Rusty Anderson from Passion City Church about live video and making sure that it is not distracting but instead invites people into an experience with God, rather than a show.

It’s a well worn music industry cliche - a kid sees The Beatles' debut American performance on the Ed Sullivan show on February 9th, 1964 and right then and there, they decide that rock and roll is what they want to do with their life. People from all corners of the music business were influenced by Beatlemania, and it shaped the future of the industry. But one 5 year old boy heard the music of The Beatles and grew up to become a masterful vagabond of the guitar, playing on many hit records and thousand of gigs, until 40 years later, incredibly, he found himself standing beside Paul McCartney - as a bandmate. Our special guest for this episode is that kid, all grown up - Rusty Anderson, lead guitarist for Paul McCartney. He’s got a brilliant new album out with his band Rusty Anderson Afternoon called "RAA" and we chat about how the record came together. He talks about making and marketing his own records, working with the legendary McCartney, his experiences playing in the band Ednaswap and on hit records by a long list of major artists. But Rusty also shares his thoughts on the state of the music industry. We hear a lot from record labels and technology companies about how things should work, about what is and isn’t fair about the music business. But we don’t hear often enough from the actual creators who give life to music, and how the changes are impacting them. We’re going to try to get more artists into the mix on these issues on the podcast. We’re honored to have Rusty Anderson as our first guest artist on "How To Fix The Music Business”. Rusty Anderson Official: http://www.rustyanderson.com/ Paul McCartney Official: http://www.paulmccartney.com DOJ Consent Decree info: http://futureofmusic.org/article/fact-sheet/ascap-bmi-consent-decrees Music we talk about on the show: Tomita "Snowflakes Are Dancing" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflakes_Are_Dancing Rusty's podcast episode with Jeremy Dylan about Frank Zappa's Hot Rats: http://mrjeremydylan.com/post/147079759375/my-favorite-album-147-rusty-anderson-on-frank Band Of Horses: http://www.bandofhorses.com/whyareyouok/          

Rusty talks about his signature guitar, involuntary recall, emotional leashes & much more!

Rusty Anderson has played guitar on more hit records than I've had cold scotches, with everyone from The Bangles to Ricky Martin. He's probably best known for his over a dozen years as the lead guitarist on the road and in the studio for Sir Paul McCartney, since the Driving Rain album. He's somehow found the time to have an impressive solo career and form several bands, with his current outfit 'Rusty Anderson Afternoon' recently dropping their great new album 'RAA'. Rusty and I talk about Frank Zappa's 'Hot Rats' - why is it the Zappa album even non-Zappa fans love? What is Captain Beefheart's memorable cameo? How was the album at the forefront of musical innovation in the studio? Where does the music cross into jazz territory? Plus, Rusty talks about a missed connection with Mick Ronson, outlasting the Beatles, finding ways to innovate in rock'n'roll almost 50 years after Zappa and how Paul McCartney embarrassed him in front of one of his guitar idols - Black Sabbath's Tony Iomi.

July 4 show!     We take this opportunity to look back at Paul McCartney's involvement in the Concert for New York City and the documentary recording the preparations for the show.     Central to the events was the new song he wrote, the short and long-term perceptions of the tune, and why some people felt overstayed it's welcome.   We are talking about "Freedom", everybody.

We celebrate Paul's 74th birthday (+ a day or two) by continuing our look at the One on One tour.    This latest round has taken McCartney and his crew to Argentina, Germany, France, Spain, the Czech Republic and the Pinkpop festival in the Netherlands.    Even on evenings when "the voice" isn't in top shape, he is still the reason everyone is coming to the show, and the result is fully entertaining.   The best description came from one reviewer, who called the show "an Instagram filter for three hours of your life."

Paul McCartney returns to the road, both in the United States, Europe and elsewhere.    We take a look at the "One on One Tour" from the inside out.    This week we consider the soundcheck experience, the material Sir Macca chooses to play each day, the vegetarian dinner, and the wonder known as Shelley Lazar.

You remember that time when you were a kid, and you found this weird looking caterpillar thing, and you thought "I wonder what this turns into?"  So you scooped it up and put it in a jar with holes in the top, and watched it spin a cocoon, and waited patiently while it pupated.  Then one day you come in the room and see that the cocoon has split open, but there's no sign of any kind of bug in the jar, so you turn around to look and see how it possibly could have gotten out and to where, and then an 8 foot tall nightmare springs at you, spearing you through your organs with four chitinous forelimbs while it's mandibles slice your skull apart and its inner mouthpieces eagerly shred the juicy brain inside?Well, that's pretty much what happens when Rusty Anderson puts down his acoustic guitar and sets aside his canon of bewildering folk tunes, shedding his "Top Grossing Films of 1984" moniker to unleash the raw animal ferocity of his long-slumbering "Monster Sized Monster" project, which podcast bro Night Grinder has repeatedly and emphatically called "the harshest act in St. Louis".  There's some other acts we could name that would give him a run for his money, but it would be BLOODY sorting out that bracket, and onlookers likely would be permanently scarred.  You've been warned.  Beware of monster.  He hungry.

NWP welcomes lead guitarist to Sir Paul McCartney, Rusty Anderson!  I talk with Rusty just days before he heads to Japan with Paul McCartney on their world tour. In 2001, Anderson, got a call from producers Mo Jackson and David Kahne to play and sing on Sir Paul McCartney's record Driving Rain; this became the birth of the Paul McCartney Band. After finishing the record and performing at The Concert for New York City, the band went on the road for a critically acclaimed tour, playing well over 100 shows in the US, Japan, Mexico and Europe, including those at the Roman Colosseum, Live 8 UK and Red Square in Moscow. Following the success of this tour four DVDs were released, all featuring Anderson on guitar: Back in the U.S., Back in the World, Paul McCartney in Red Square and The Space Within US. In addition to the studio album Driving Rain, Anderson would go on to play guitar on McCartney's Chaos and Creation in the Backyard and, in addition to guitar work, would also contribute vocals to the 2007 release, Memory Almost Full.[1] He also took part in Good Evening New York City and Good Evening Europe. http://rustyanderson.bandcamp.com www.rustyanderson.com www.northwestprime.com In addition to playing live shows to promote his own record, Rusty Anderson continued to play guitar with a host of other artists, including Gwen Stefani, Steven Tyler, Richie Sambora, Regina Spektor, Dido, Cat Stevens, Miley Cyrus, Eros Ramazzotti, Nelly Furtado, Meat Loaf, Robi Draco Rosa and Lisa Marie Presley. In addition to Anderson's solo songwriting career, he has written with and produced acts such as Chris Shaffer of The Why Store, Jordan Lawhead and Emma Burgess, resulting in song uses in TV shows Cold Case, Men In Trees, Kyle XY and Wildfire.  

Beatles Examiner Steve Marinucci and "Every Little Thing" host Ken Michaels welcome Paul McCartney guitarist Rusty Anderson, on a break from the Paul McCartney Out There! tour, who, in an exclusive interview, talks about his new solo record, "Effortless," and the current tour.

The latest music from our past guests Bobby Whitlock, Rusty Anderson, Eumir Deodato, Robbie Rist, Lyle Workman and Michael Urbano.

Rusty Anderson talks about his solo albums, his session work and his live gig with Sir Paul McCartney.

Rusty Anderson talks about his playing history and the many gigs leading up to his current position in Paul McCartney’s band. We also check out some excerpts from Born on Earth, Rusty’s new solo album.

Rusty Anderson talks about playing huge shows with Paul McCartney, and more about his album Born on Earth. He also offers some tips about releasing an independent album and gives some advice to up-and-coming guitarists.

Paul McCartney's touring lead guitarist is a pretty good songwriter himself. These are some great powerpop tunes. The Songs Featured Are: 01- Hurt Myself 02- Damaged Goods 03- Catbox Beach (instr) 04- Everybody Deserves An A In This Country http://www.rustyanderson.com

This fine fellow plays lead guitar for Paul McCartney's touring band. Some wonderfully delicious powerpop songs here. Fine Flander-tainment! The songs featured are: 01- Electric Trains 02- Coming Down To Earth 03- Ol' Sparky http://www.rustyanderson.com http://www.paulmccartney.com

The recording artist and producer has been in hand-to-hand combat in the musical trenches since the Paisley Underground days of Green On Red. Since then Chuck's solo career has included over a dozen releases as well as collaborations with Alejandro Escovedo, Tony Visconti, Jim Dickinson, and Kelly Willis, among others. With a terrific new record, “The Land That Time Forgot,” slated for an August release, he peers into the abyss of the unknown unknown and studies the tea leaves for signs of life. Fleas the size of rats may suck on rats the size of cats, but it's going to take a lot more than that to keep this buoyant Diamond Dog down. Tonight he joins the Troubled Men to survey the landscape while keeping it pithy. Topics include a news conference, the supply chain, an analogy, shopping, miscues, essential business, the change, early shaming, Mexico City, swine flu, Alvarado Blvd, the Adolescents, Rusty Anderson, guitar world, the Bay Area scene, a new record, pimp talent, touring life, the Temple Beautiful, Wall of Voodoo, “Strings in the Temple,” livestreams, beige, taste, the ecosystem, termites, Uganda Roberts, Klipschutz, Upstate recording, Kenny Segal, persuasion, a backstage hang, Doug Garrison, the Chilton trio, a Cramps sleepover, Charlie Sexton, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Marathon” from “The Land That Time Forgot” by Chuck Prophet