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Links:Shovels & RopeCayamo"How to Write One Song" - Jeff TweedyAmanda ShiresHigh Water FestClick here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramSend us your feedback!The Other 22 Hours FeedbackAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss.

Shovels and Rope is a folk rock duo made up of Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent. Over the last decade they've put out 6 full length records, along with many live recordings and other projects. Their sound is unique, and catchy. It's pop-oriented without sound derivative. Their harmonies and beautiful and sometimes dissonant, but always seem to get stuck in your head. Their most recent album is called “Manticore” and it's fantastic. I had a chance to talk with the duo recently about their album. I hope ya dig it! 

1. Superturtle 2. Snail Mail 3. Eddie Vedder 4. Snapped Ankles 5. Boomtown Rats 6. My Morning Jacket 7. Shovels And Rope 8. Destroyer 9. Tom Petty 10. Don McGlashan 11. Circuit des Yeux 12. Die! Die! Die! 13. Bobby Wilson 14. Band Of Horses 15. Sleater-Kinney 16. Loma

Carrie Ann Hearst and Michael Trent have been writing and making music together for about decade. They've also been living together, touring together, raising kids together, and running a festival together near their home in Charleston, South Carolina. I was curious how this has affected the evolution of their songwriting. On this episode of 'Why We Write,' we got into that, the process of making their new album, 'Manticore,' and so much more.

On this episode of "Ear Buds", we talk about horrible cowboy fashion trends, how hard it must be to write songs about divorce with your current spouse, our vigilante alter-egos "Virtuis Signalus" and "Eat-Off-the-Floor Boy", Lucas goes off the rails on zombie/monster movies, how different this music is compared to Shovels and Rope's previous records and eventually we get to all our thoughts on the emotional, brooding and divisive album "Manticore" by Shovels and Rope.  @ebpcast @brettthanrahan @jeanlucguitard www.youtube.com/earbudspodcast www.podbean.com/earbudspodcast

Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent make up this Charleston SC duo who are perennially at the vanguard of roots music.

This week, we celebrate the newest record by Charleston's hellion harmonizers Shovels & Rope, with a new conversation with the married co-leads Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst. You'd be hard-pressed to find two harder-working singer-songwriters than this prolific duo; and that was before they got together to record their honey-voiced self-titled first album over a decade ago. Thinking it was just a sonic souvenir before they split off again to pursue their barnstorming bar-band solo careers, the human heart and some encouraging listeners had other plans, convincing them to keep creating as a team. They've been off to the races ever since - making five acclaimed records of originals starting with the acclaimed O' Be Joyful and three gritty covers albums with an assassins row of collaborators like Lucius, Shakey Graves, Brandi Carlile, The War and Treaty, and more. Their newest cover project Busted Jukebox Volume 3, which dropped on Feb 5 via Dualtone Records, is a new experiment. You could say it's an angsty rock record for kids, or maybe it's an homage to the yearning, defiant, ever-hopeful teenager in all of us. With indie-darlings like Sharon Van Etten sitting in on standouts like the Beach Boys' “In My Room” and Deer Tick joining a rollicking version of the Janis Joplin favorite “Cry Baby” - like a good Pixar animated flick, this collection has just as much to offer Mom and Dad as it does for the kiddos. If you've seen them live, you'll notice that Trent and Hearst often face each other, not the audience; their eyes never seem to leave each other. Almost all their songs, like the award-winning favorite “Birmingham,” include spot-on harmony and intensely-focused unison singing. Somehow they create a blisteringly big sound despite always remaining a duo. Even on the biggest stages, from Red Rocks to their own acclaimed festival High Water Fest (set in their longtime South Carolina home base), they stick to their simple but potent formula. Switching back and forth between jangly and crunchy guitars, humming keyboards and pounding piano, hopping from sweat-strewn stripped-down drum kits to aching accordions, their joyous garage-rock Americana keeps gaining them new fans worldwide. If you're stuck at home and have kids running rowdily through your house like Michael and Cary Ann do, (this taping had to be rescheduled three times), maybe try turning on Busted Jukebox Volume 3 nice and loud and see what little ones think. Or just put them to bed and rock out yourself! Stick around to the end of the episode to Hearst and Trent present the sweet campfire jam “My Little Buckaroo” featuring M. Ward.

This week The CHO gets interrogated about his "sobriety" and HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS one of our favorite bands, Shovels and Rope (Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent) drops by to talk about being an artist in the time of covid (spoiler:its not the best) get tickets to our live online show---- https://rushtix.com/events/wellred/

Music podcast hosted by brothers, Chris and Cam Willis based on a simple thesis that there are only two categories of songs; love songs and fight songs.Chris and Cam test this thesis against songs you've definitely heard and some you probably haven't. Sometimes they agree, sometimes they don't. Often times they surprise themselves.You won't find two brothers that love music or each other more than these two. Come for the music, stay for the family and friendship.Start your own podcast and get a $20 Amazon gift card! Use the link below.Giftcard!In this episode the guys talk about indie-alt rock duo Shovels & Rope and their bold fight song, "I'm Conim' Out" from their 2019 album "By Blood".Check out the official video here.If you want to suggest a song for an episode, leave a review of the show on and drop the title in the review.Follow the guys on instagram: Cam ChrisAnd find the playlist on SpotifyThanks for listening!

Andrew's song for the weekend is Shovels and Rope - Unknown Legend by WRS

Conversation with Michael and Cary Ann from Shovels and Rope about their favorite books, their songwriting processes, and managing creative lives with marriage and parenthood.

Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst (Shovels and Rope!) make it weird!

Portada para uno de los artistas más elegantes de la historia del pop. Nick Lowe vuelve con nuevas canciones y colaboraciones. Hoy nos van a servir para bailar en el arranque de un programa que, además cuenta con la música del dúo mejicano Rodrigo y Gabriela con su elegante rock instrumental. También invitamos a The Zombies que son noticia por otro recopilatorio, en esta ocasión la integral de sus grabaciones, y porque en este año acceden al Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Aprovechamos para escuchar a Elvis Costello y a Joe Jackson con sus últimos trabajos. En la recta final descubriremos las canciones folk de Darrin Bradbury, Vicky Emerson y cerraremos con Shovels And Rope y su estupendo último lanzamiento, 'By Blood' .

Portada para uno de los artistas más elegantes de la historia del pop. Nick Lowe vuelve con nuevas canciones y colaboraciones. Hoy nos van a servir para bailar en el arranque de un programa que, además cuenta con la música del dúo mejicano Rodrigo y Gabriela con su elegante rock instrumental. También invitamos a The Zombies que son noticia por otro recopilatorio, en esta ocasión la integral de sus grabaciones, y porque en este año acceden al Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Aprovechamos para escuchar a Elvis Costello y a Joe Jackson con sus últimos trabajos. En la recta final descubriremos las canciones folk de Darrin Bradbury, Vicky Emerson y cerraremos con Shovels And Rope y su estupendo último lanzamiento, 'By Blood' .

Their new album “By Blood” is the boldest effort yet by the married duo who specialize in bringing together disparate elements.

In this episode of the Head The Gong Podcast, I search in vain for a novel perspective on butt-trumpeting, run into walls of creative resistance, and perform a cover of a Shovels & Rope song.

La discoteca de Sofá Sonoro se detiene esta semana en el álbum con el que se dio a conocer esta pareja artística y sentimental

La discoteca de Sofá Sonoro se detiene esta semana en el álbum con el que se dio a conocer esta pareja artística y sentimental

Well, Sunday rocked at the 30A Songwriter Festival this year, and Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent were just awesome. A description of their music "What ever it is, its both pretty and loud and tells a good story." We agree, and are thrilled to have had them here on 30A this year. www.shovelsandrope.com

Things are getting exciting ’round here on the concert scene, so it’s time to celebrate some great upcoming concerts!

Things are getting exciting ’round here on the concert scene, so it’s time to celebrate some great upcoming concerts!

Six Pack 2: Americana 1. Shovels and Rope - Birmingham 2. Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound - The Real Thing 3. Caitlin Rose - Shanghai Cigarettes 4. Delta Rae - Morning Comes 5. The Lumineers - Stubborn Love 6. He's My Brother, She's My Sister - How'm I Gonna Get Back Home Tonight

"What Duvet Said...About Music" Issue 40 "Bob Duvet is BACK!! AND...in NEW YORK CITY!?!?! Bob Duvet doesn't come back alone however, he brings Nashville's Andrew Combs along with him for an interview and some excellent music! He also exposes a growing cult-like movement in Music City called Steelism!! Also on this episode, Nikki Lane, Rayland Baxter, Shovels and Rope, Primitive Hearts, Dead Stars, Riverwild, and so MUCH MORE!! On the only podcast that dares to mix country music with YAMANTAKA//SONIC TITAN! It's good to be back my Duvetians!

"What Duvet Said...About Music" Issue 40 "Bob Duvet is BACK!! AND...in NEW YORK CITY!?!?! Bob Duvet doesn't come back alone however, he brings Nashville's Andrew Combs along with him for an interview and some excellent music! He also exposes a growing cult-like movement in Music City called Steelism!! Also on this episode, Nikki Lane, Rayland Baxter, Shovels and Rope, Primitive Hearts, Dead Stars, Riverwild, and so MUCH MORE!! On the only podcast that dares to mix country music with YAMANTAKA//SONIC TITAN! It's good to be back my Duvetians!

FTB podcast #175 features the album by SHOVELS AND ROPE called O' Be Joyful.  Also new music from ZOE MUTH, LOST IMMIGRANTS, GASLIGHT STREET and more. Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm CST and again Friday mornings at 10:00 am CST and on Rob Ellen's Medicine Show. Show #175 SHOVELS & ROPE - Birmingham  (O' Be Joyful) THE ILLEGITIMATE SONS  -  Where You'll Hide From My Blooded Eye  (American Music) LEWI LONGMIRE BAND - At Least In My Mind  (Tales of the Left Coast Roasters) AMY ENGLAND - Summertown  (Summertown) (mic break) LOST IMMIGRANTS - Last Time (An Americana Primer: Vol. 1) KEITH MONACCHIO - Bless This Home  (Tips, Drinks & Gas Money) BEN SOLLEE & DANIEL MARTIN MOORE - Something, Somewhere, Sometime  (Dear Companion) DAN BERN - Lou Gehrig's Disease (Doubleheader) SHOVELS & ROPE - O’ Be Joyful  (O' Be Joyful) (mic break) ZOE MUTH - Walking the Line (Old Gold) MERCHANTS OF MOONSHINE - Back Porch  (More Than Whiskey) AUSTIN LUCAS - Thunder Rail   (A New Home In The Old World) ANAIS MITCHELL - Venus (Young Man In America) GASLIGHT STREET - Vicksburg  (Idle Speed) (mic break) SHOVELS & ROPE - Hail Hail  (O' Be Joyful) (August 9th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie