Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah lee guthrie

Este es el podcast del espacio de radio La Taberna, episodio 1021. Un viaje por los conciertos y novedades. Se abre la puerta de La Taberna, hablamos del festival Danspirenaika, conciertos en Zaragoza este viernes con Daniel Cros y Sarah Lee Guthrie. El nuevo disco de Lia Sampai desde las tierras del Ebro. Mas conciertos como los de Mayalde, Karmento, Ana Alcaide, la primera edición del Festival de Folclore Europa y Cantabria, cerramos con la edición 33 del festival Parapanda Folk. Suscríbete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno La Taberna es un espacio musical que pretende difundir la música de raíz y se emite en Radio Somontano, Radio Sobrarbe, Alto Jalón Radio, Radio Albada, Radio Monegros, Rcfm, Tea Fm, Onda Ocio y Norte Radio. A Lucana Radio la radio que se lee se ve y se escucha. Alfonso Puyod en la sonorización, JV en la producción y Francho Martínez en la locución. Visita nuestra casa alucanaradio.es

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La Taberna, episodio 1021. Un viaje por los conciertos y novedades. Se abre la puerta de La Taberna, hablamos y escuchamos a Val d'echo, Orquestina Trama, Roberto Etxebarria, Korrontzi, Aiko Taldea, Biella Nuei, Daniel Cros, Sarah Lee Guthrie, Lia Sampai y Mayalde. Suscríbete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno La Taberna es un espacio musical que pretende difundir la música de raíz y se emite en Radio Somontano, Radio Sobrarbe, Alto Jalón Radio, Radio Albada, Radio Monegros, Rcfm, Tea Fm y Onda Ocio. A Lucana Radio la radio que se lee se ve y se escucha. Alfonso Puyod en la sonorización, JV en la producción y Francho Martínez en la locución. Una producción de alucanaradio.esEscucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de A LUCANA RADIO. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/169389

Tangerine Flavour presentarán este viernes en la Sala El Sol de Madrid por fin su nuevo álbum - doble - titulado “Space Cowboy”. Vuelven con nosotros para contarnos y también cantarnos un par de temas. La nieta de Woody Guthrie está de gira por España. Sarah Lee Guthrie nos trae nuevas canciones y alguna versión de su padre Arlo. DISCO 1 ARLO GUTHRIE The City Of The New OrleansDISCO 2 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE Coming In To Los AngelesDISCO 3 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE Honey And The DewDISCO 4 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE Dog Gone ShameDISCO 5 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE Go WaggalooDISCO 6 TANGERINE FLAVOUR Madison AvenueDISCO 7 TANGERINE FLAVOUR Burned Down CasinoDISCO 8 TANGERINE FLAVOUR Por la puerta de atrásEscuchar audio

La Taberna, episodio 1020. Se abre la puerta de La Taberna y entran Mayalde, Titiriteros de Binefar, Daniel Cros, Karmento, Sarah Lee Guthrie, Korrontzi, Ana Alcaide, Volosi, Carola Ortiz, Idoipe, Bosnerau y Os Chotos A Lucana Radio la radio que se lee se ve y se escucha. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno La Taberna es un espacio musical que pretende difundir la música de raíz y se emite en Radio Somontano, Radio Sobrarbe, Alto Jalón Radio, Radio Albada, Radio Monegros, Rcfm, Tea Fm, Onda Ocio y Norte Radio. Autor del programa: Francho Martinez Visita nuestra casa alucanaradio.es

Co-hosts Ben & Mike check in with their respective primary healthcare providers with updates on their physical, emotional, spiritual wellness, latest terrain integrations,  existential threats, and more. Specifically, they discuss:Takeaways from the movie RockersBeing 2+ months off of caffeineCollaborating with waterNot taking things personallyThe Mammals newest song "Unpopular Ideas"Sarah Lee Guthrie's song "Pieces of the Puzzle"Integrating enemas...and more.Check out The Mammals at themammals.love and check out Sarah Lee Guthrie at sarahleeguthrie.love.Terrain Theory episodes are not to be taken as medical advice. You are your own primary healthcare provider.If you have a Terrain Transformation story you would like to share, email us at ben@terraintheory.net.Learn more at www.terraintheory.netMusic by Chris Merenda

This episode was recorded on September 23rd, 2023 at the Franklin Theatre in Franklin, TN. The lineup includes Steve Earle, Elizabeth Cook, Sam Bush, Sarah Lee Guthrie, and Chris Pierce. https://bit.ly/3SwfnlU

Ahead of her concert on Saturday in Lenexa, Sarah Lee Guthrie joined KCUR's Up to Date to discuss growing up in a family of folk music royalty, her love of Austin's honky tonk scene, and why she loves touring so much.

I've been fortunate to see Sarah Lee Guthrie perform on multiple occasions with her family at the annual Woody Guthrie Festival aka Woody fest in Woody's hometown of Okemah, Oklahoma.  The very first song I remember learning to sing outside of church hymns was Woody's This Land is Your Land in grade school choir back in the late 1950's.  When contacted recently by Sarah Lee's management to gauge any interest in an interview prior to an upcoming Sarah Lee Trio gig in the Kansas City area, I jumped at the chance.  I personally find it a challenge to prepare for a conversation with the descendant of a legacy artist like John Prine or Woody Guthrie; you want to be respectful of the legacy but not dwell on it to the exclusion or minimization of the talent of the artist you are speaking with… but I'm happy to say that most times it is a wonderful experience and Sarah Lee, in this instance, could not have been more gracious and forthcoming. Sarah Lee has been touring with her father Arlo Guthrie right up until he retired a couple of years ago.  She has had folks like Pete Seeger and Ramblin' Jack Elliott as grandparent figures in her life spending a good many of her Thanksgiving holidays playing Carnegie Hall as part of the annual folk gathering started by the Weavers decades ago. Though her lineage is undeniable, many are drawn to the clarity and soul behind Sarah Lee's voice.  As her website bio says, you'll be drawn to the gentle urgency of her interpretation of songs that flows from the continuity of her family, her vital artistic life and the river of songs that have guided her to where she stands how.  Enjoy this conversation with Sarah Lee Guthrie.    

This week is Spring Break, and THNX: A Feelgood Podcast is celebrating! Please enjoy Sarah Lee Guthrie's song Honey and The Dew and stay tuned for a new episode next week! Enjoy responsibly.

La 2ª Ola del Estudio General de Medios (EGM) nos ha dado un enorme alegrón: TOMA UNO se ha convertido en el tercer programa con más oyentes de Radio 3, tras Hoy Empieza Todo de Ángel Carmona y de Juan Pablo Silvestre con su Mundo Babel, que es el programa más escuchado de la emisora. El EGM nos dice que sumamos 144.000 pares de botas pisando la madera de nuestro porche cada fin de semana. Eso nos hace muy felices y, sobre todo, nos hace ser muy agradecidos. Nunca podremos devolver tanto cariño. Además, hoy se cumplen exactamente 49 años desde que me puse delante de un micrófono para empezar una aventura radiofónica que ha ocupado la mayor parte de mi vida. Todo empezó en la 99.5 (la emisora de la Cope en Madrid en 1972) gracias a Julio Ruiz. Luego llegó Onda-2 y el comienzo de TOMA UNO... Y aquí estamos, con un porche multitudinario que podría llenar varios estadios. Hoy abrimos el programa con Flatland Cavalry, cuya apertura de miras en su tercer álbum es más que evidente. La experiencia de sus giras les ha llevado a telonear a artistas muy populares de la escena de Nashville, como Luke Combs, que les enseñó una canción propia, “A Cowboy Knows How”, y les animó a grabarla, convirtiéndose en el primer tema que no pertenece al sexteto. “Wildest Dreams”, con una letra sensual envuelta con una maestría instrumental perfectamente coordinada, es de los mejores del nuevo disco de Lukas Nelson & The Promise Of The Real y termina por poner una sonrisa en tu boca. Por su lado, “I Hear the Ocean (When I Wanna Hear Trains)” resulta ser una de esas canciones frescas y sugestivas que se han incorporado al nuevo disco de The Wallflowers, que podría haber sido firmado en solitario por Jakob Dylan. La publicación de Angel Dream (Songs from the Motion Picture ‘She’s the One’), puesta al día de la banda sonora de la película de Edward Burns firmada por Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers en 1996, ha dejado la inédita y sorprendente versión de “Thirteen Days”, que en 1979 fue la canción de apertura del quinto álbum de J.J. Cale, titulado simplemente 5. Marty Stuart se acercó a Hypnotic Eye, convertido en el último disco de Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers en julio de 2014, para incluir su versión de "Fault Line" en Songs I Sing In The Dark, una colección de 20 temas que le han ayudado a superar los momentos difíciles de esta pandemia. En el presente más cercano y más independiente hemos visitado a Tyller Gummersall, que es de una pequeña ciudad de Colorado llamada Ignacio, con menos de 1.000 habitantes, a Sean Divine, un músico de Montana que ha tardado seis años en conformar Here for It All, un álbum que aparecerá a primeros de septiembre, y hemos continuado con The High Hawks, la mejor manera de canalizar influencias de bluegrass, folk, o Cosmic American music en pleno siglo XXI. Por supuesto, no podíamos dejar pasar de largo el regreso de los veteranos Flatlanders con Treasure of Love, un regalo de 15 temas entre versiones de algunos clásicos y nuevas canciones. Para terminar, hemos querido compartir la sorpresa de Zabala, la nueva propuesta de Andrea Parodi, uno de los músicos italianos que no deberían permanecer en el anonimato, que ha contado con la ayuda de Joe Ely, Ryan Bingham, Gregg Brown, James McMurtry y Sarah Lee Guthrie la legendaria historia de la muerte de Billy The Kid a manos de Pat Garrett y de la que el próximo martes, día 13, se cumplen 140 años. Gretchen Peters y Tom Russell lo recuerdan en su especial versión de "Billy 4" para cerrar el programa. Escuchar audio

Teniendo el Día del Padre tan cerca, en TOMA UNO no hemos podido resistir la tentación de escuchar a un puñado de artistas de Americana interpretando canciones que todos hemos conocido en la voz de sus padres. La apertura ha corrido a cargo de los Three Hanks, la unión imposible de Hank Williams, su hijo Hank Williams Jr y su nieto Hank III. A partir de ahí, han pasado Devon Allman como líder de Honeytribe cantando a su padre, Gregg Allman, o Deacon Frey, que ha ocupado el lugar de su padre Glenn en los Eagles y se arriesga a interpretar algunas de sus canciones. Lilly Hiatt, hija de John Hiatt, es el primer ejemplo del programa en cuanto a mujeres que cantan temas de sus padres, seguida de Sarah Lee Guthrie, hija de Arlo y nieta del gran Woody Guthrie. También nos ha acompañado Eliza Gilkyson, que siempre ha tenido como referente a su padre, Terry Gilkyson, uno de los grandes nombres del folk-rock. Y nadie duda de la importancia de Johnny Cash para Rosanne, o como Amy Helm, la única descendiente de Levon Helm, el legendario batería y mandolinista de The Band, ha hecho valer su herencia paterna. A.J. Croce también recuperó algunas canciones de su padre, Jim Croce, que cuando él tenía tan solo dos años y Ben Taylor no ha tenido ningún inconveniente en cantar junto a James Taylor y grabar en su honor temas como "Bartender's Blues", su mayor acercamiento al country. Durante muchos años, Ned LeDoux acompañó a su padre, el siempre recordado Chris LeDoux, como batería de su banda y también recuerda algunas de sus canciones. Para despedirnos por hoy, no podíamos dejar de lado a Willie Nelson, que tiene en Lukas y Micah a dos de sus herederos, con los que suele compartir canciones y vivencias. Escuchar audio

Sarah Lee Guthrie, a gifted folksinger in her own right, is the daughter of Arlo Guthrie and granddaughter of the late Woody Guthrie. Her first recorded appearance as a vocalist was as a toddler, and she later passed on college to tour with her father, first as road manager then as part of the band. In a career that has exceeded two decades, Sarah Lee has written, recorded, and performed as a solo artist, in bands, and with her family and Johnny Irion. In her own words, she is a link in the chain of folk singers. Originally from Massachusetts, Sarah Lee now lives in Austin with her 2 daughters.

Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johhny Irion - Interview & Performance. Recorded for Folkscene Guest Session. Recorded 2-21-2011. Hosted by Roz Larman. Engineered by Peter Cutler. Thank you to Wendy Waldman for the use of The Longhouse Studios. ©Folkscene

Life has taken Larry Davidson from a bodega in Spanish Harlem to a vineyard in Aquebogue and many places in between. Through it all, his keen mind and relentless curiosity have helped him forge a career in broadcasting as an interviewer of authors, singer songwriters, politicians, and more. He's worked on WGBB and Cablevision as well as on a number of well-received series conducted at libraries and other cultural centers around the region.  His latest is a foray into podcasting with The Artful Periscope. Join us on a trip through Larry's life. We'll meet Long Island broadcasters past and present, prominent authors such as Nelson Demille and Pete Hamill, and musicians like Woody, Arlo, and Sarah Lee Guthrie. Along the way we talk about everything from podcasting to early soap operas to the mind of the long distance runner. Links Larry Davidson Productions The Artful Periscope Sachem Public Library (The Booth)  

(Session originally published in 2017) As Woody Guthrie's granddaughter, Sarah Lee Guthrie's lineage is undeniable. But if you close your eyes and forget that her last name is synonymous with the river-legacy of a widening current of American folk music, you'd still be drawn to the clarity and soul behind her voice. There is a gentle urgency to her interpretations of the songs she sings and the classic music of her heritage.Over the last two decades on the road and in the studio, she and her husband Johnny Irion have created a signature pop-fused folk-rock sound that is appealing and engaging. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright, and traveling with the Hoping Machine, singing the songs that have empowered people during trying times. Sarah Lee sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

Sarah Lee Guthrie has been on stage almost since birth. But she has never been up there alone. She started (and still performs) with her father, Arlo, and the rest of her talented family. Sarah Lee partnered with her husband, Johnny Irion, and even though they had great success, there was a folky voice that wanted to be heard. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright. She sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

(Session originally published in 2017) As Woody Guthrie's granddaughter, Sarah Lee Guthrie's lineage is undeniable. But if you close your eyes and forget that her last name is synonymous with the river-legacy of a widening current of American folk music, you'd still be drawn to the clarity and soul behind her voice. There is a gentle urgency to her interpretations of the songs she sings and the classic music of her heritage.Over the last two decades on the road and in the studio, she and her husband Johnny Irion have created a signature pop-fused folk-rock sound that is appealing and engaging. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright, and traveling with the Hoping Machine, singing the songs that have empowered people during trying times. Sarah Lee sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

(Session originally published in 2017) As Woody Guthrie's granddaughter, Sarah Lee Guthrie's lineage is undeniable. But if you close your eyes and forget that her last name is synonymous with the river-legacy of a widening current of American folk music, you'd still be drawn to the clarity and soul behind her voice. There is a gentle urgency to her interpretations of the songs she sings and the classic music of her heritage.Over the last two decades on the road and in the studio, she and her husband Johnny Irion have created a signature pop-fused folk-rock sound that is appealing and engaging. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright, and traveling with the Hoping Machine, singing the songs that have empowered people during trying times. Sarah Lee sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

(Session originally published in 2017) As Woody Guthrie's granddaughter, Sarah Lee Guthrie's lineage is undeniable. But if you close your eyes and forget that her last name is synonymous with the river-legacy of a widening current of American folk music, you'd still be drawn to the clarity and soul behind her voice. There is a gentle urgency to her interpretations of the songs she sings and the classic music of her heritage.Over the last two decades on the road and in the studio, she and her husband Johnny Irion have created a signature pop-fused folk-rock sound that is appealing and engaging. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright, and traveling with the Hoping Machine, singing the songs that have empowered people during trying times. Sarah Lee sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

(Session originally published in 2017) As Woody Guthrie's granddaughter, Sarah Lee Guthrie's lineage is undeniable. But if you close your eyes and forget that her last name is synonymous with the river-legacy of a widening current of American folk music, you'd still be drawn to the clarity and soul behind her voice. There is a gentle urgency to her interpretations of the songs she sings and the classic music of her heritage.Over the last two decades on the road and in the studio, she and her husband Johnny Irion have created a signature pop-fused folk-rock sound that is appealing and engaging. Now, she's out solo for the first time, giving full and glorious attention to the folk music that is her birthright, and traveling with the Hoping Machine, singing the songs that have empowered people during trying times. Sarah Lee sat down with Folk Alley at the 2017 30A Songwriters Festival to play some songs and talk about this exciting new turn in her life.

Dave and Elizabeth were lucky enough to see Arlo Guthrie and Sarah Lee Guthrie at the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater on January 23rd and want to tell you about that evening as well as the Oscar nominated The Favourite If you want to pick up recordings and items about the artists on this episode then visit their websites https://www.arloguthrie.com/ https://www.sarahleeguthrie.love/index.html

The Del McCoury Band, The Travelin' McCourys featuring Keller Williams, Susan Werner, Mandolin Orange, Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnnie Irion.

FTB podcast #223 features the new album by SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION called Wassaic Way.   Also debut music from ROD BALCH,  KELLIN WATSON and THE BREEDINGS.  Show #223 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION - Hurricane Window  (Wassaic Way) SLAID CLEAVES - Still Fighting the War  (Still Fighting The War) STEVIE AGNEW - Wreckin’ Yard  (Wreckin’ Yard) SHELLY COLVIN - Crows  (Up the Hickory Down the Pine) RUSTY TRUCK - Buildings  (Kicker Town) (mic break) KELLIN WATSON - Halo of Blue (Halo of Blue) KEVIN PRESBREY - Always With Me  (Dust Unto Dust) STILLHOUSE -  Running Away   (The Great Reprise) SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION - Not Feeling It (Wassaic Way) (mic break) THE BREEDINGS - Clay's Ferry Bridge  (Fayette) TONY DENIKOS - I Am What I Am  (Under the Church) ROD BALCH - Beer Here  (Fort Worth 76102) LIZANNE KNOTT -  Stones Throw Away   (Standing in the English Rain) BILL KIRCHEN - Talkin' About Chicken  (Seeds and Stems) (mic break) SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION - Wherever She Is It's Spring  (Wassaic Way) Here's the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss.  Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio and on Rob Ellen's Flyinshoes Review. You can even buy the Freight Train Boogie Americana  Android App from Amazon for only $1.99. (Aug. 29th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

A very fun show for me, as I was joined by my pal KK and a radio star in the making, young Ryann. They helped me play some great new music, preview some great upcoming shows, and go through Part I of the Official Winnipeg Folk Festival preview.

A very fun show for me, as I was joined by my pal KK and a radio star in the making, young Ryann. They helped me play some great new music, preview some great upcoming shows, and go through Part I of the Official Winnipeg Folk Festival preview.