Podcasts about showco

Joe started back in the 80's on the rental and production side of Century Music Systems Inc and worked as a staff engineer prepping tours, repairing equipment, training new road staff, and then engineering shows for Showco. Some of the artists for Showco were Prince, Vince Gill, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, The Rolling Stones, and Paul McCartney. For nearly 17 years Joe was the Senior National Account Executive and co-founder of the Audio Division at VER.  Joe is now the Managing Partner, the co-founder of SAV Entertainment. ​SAV Entertainment specialize in Audio, RF Coordination, Communications, System Design and Engineering, Box Rentals, and much more. This episode is brought to you by ACT Entertainment and GearSource. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geezersofgear/message

En el marketing musical existen muchas herramientas y recursos que nos ayudan a crear, promocionar y gestionar la música de un artista. Muchas veces no los conocemos o no los usamos en todo su potencial. En este programa revisamos 10 de ellos, que además, son gratis. 00:00 Intro01:18 Recurso #102:!3 Recurso #203:57 Recurso #304:49 Recurso #406:04 Recurso #506:50 Recurso #607:28 Recurso #708:14 Recurso #809:44 Recurso #910:38 Recurso #1012:32 Bonus

Up until he was a teenager, Paul Sontheimer excelled at piano, which was no surprise considering his mother was one of the best piano teachers in town. Still, when he got to high school, he decided to switch instruments and picked up the cello and eventually bass.  After playing in local prog rock band Astaroth for a few years, he leaves Erie in 1979 and moves to Dallas where he lands a job with Showco and eventually travels the world as a roadie and then sound engineer for rock tours with artists such as Eric Clapton, Julian Lennon, Boston, KISS, Bad Company, The Kinks, Judas Priest, Genesis ... and the list goes on.  He even had a brush with The Pope! He eventually returned to Erie and these days can be found playing bass for Matty B and the Dirty Pickles. Thanks to the JPT Foundation for sponsoring the Erie Music History podcast. The goal of the foundation is to provide education scholarships to grade school-age children as well as annual giving to local organizations and charities. The foundation has a large hall that hosts bingo four days a week and is available for rentals, and it is also the home of this podcast's monthly music night, which is the first Tuesday of the month from 6-9.   Many thanks to the folks (like Angelo Phillips!) who have donated to the podcast. If you would like to help out, Venmo me at @Dan-Schell-6. For information on what bands/musicians are playing in Erie, PA and the surrounding area, please check out Jack Stevenson's 2 Man Happy Hour podcast and webpage, and be sure to listen to “Live Music Chat With Nat The Hat” on any podcast app.  www.ErieMusicHistory.comhttps://www.facebook.com/ErieMusicHistoryPodcast

JBL was one of the earliest and largest manufacturers of speaker components and cabinets. Mark Gander spent 41 years at JBL starting in 1978, with various roles through the years such as Applications Engineer, VP of Marketing, VP of Engineering, and most recently Director of JBL Technology. He is also known as JBL's historian and is often just called JBL GURU. In my opinion, he was one of the most influential and centrally connected people when it comes to speakers, with the largest sound companies in the world. He was directly responsible for marketing, product development, and connecting companies like Clair Bros, Maryland Sound, ShowCo, Stanal Sound, A1 Audio, Schubert Systems, and many more with JBL in the late '70s and early '80s. This was a time when all sound companies had to make their own property systems. Mark has a very unique perspective on our history because he was at the center of the live sound industry. Sound Companies needed a symbiotic relationship with a speaker manufacturer to develop, engineer, and design their systems. Mark Gander was the catalyst of that for JBL.  Check out www.howwegotloud.com for more details and other episodes

Doug and Jill with Showalter and Company are a huge part of We Speak Dispatch. This episode features the winners from the Showalter and Company Holiday Cheer contest and several of the We Speak Dispatch panelists. Join Showalter and Company and some members from the We Speak Dispatch crew as we speak to the winner Laura & Leah who nominated her for the 3rd Annual "Holiday Cheer" contest! A HUGE shout-out to all of the entrees and those who nominated them - you are awesome and thank you for your hard work to maintain a cheery place!! Congratulations to our 2 runners up: Kris & Shania! The We Speak Dispatch crew gives a big shout out to the winners, all the nominees and Showalter and Company for their Holiday Cheer Contest to spread positivity.

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the real estate investor and Chief Petty Officer of the US Navy, Tim Kelly.Let's dive into Tim's story of how you can take advantage of the “military mindset” in business and investing.Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 – 05:16] Opening SegmentI introduced the guest, Tim Kelly, into the showCo-authored a best-selling book, Military House HackingA member of Active Duty Passive Income (ADPI)Tim talks about how his day to day goesWorks as a Chief Petty Officer in the US Navy[05:17 – 12:50] The Military InvestorTim shares some advice for beginners in investingEstablish your ‘why?'It is a ‘team sport'Tim talks about the “military mindset” and its advantage in transitioning to a business and investingTim talks about his book, The Blueprint to Financial Success and other resources available in their website https://www.activedutypassiveincome.com/[12:21 – 22:45] The FINAL FOURQuick plug to my podcast producers, STREAMLINED PODCASTSUse Promo Code: Weiss for 20% OFF on your first monthWhat was the worst job that you ever had?Working in a home depot corporate office leaning all kinds of administrative and clerical workWhat was the book that has given you a paradigm shift?Rich Dad Poor DadWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?Sky divingWhat does success mean to you?Success is directly correlated to the quality of your relationshipsConnect with Tim online. See links belowFinal words from meTweetable Quotes:“Knowing what it takes and having the self-awareness of what you bring to the table is so so so important” – Tim KellyYou can connect with Tim on Linkedin and Instagram or visit his website thetimothykelly.com. Visit the Active Duty Passive Income Facebook page or you can go check out the different resources available in their website https://www.activedutypassiveincome.com/ WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.comNone of this could be possible without the awesome team at Buzzsprout. They make it easySupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

Some of the biggest shows that have ever been put on were some of PK's first shows as a kid so when he got his first taste of the “Big Show” he was more interested in the men in black standing side stage than he was in the artists performing. PK reminisces about some of the shows in his life that really changed him. Later he dives into some of the memorable shows that he was able to be a part of that truly brought his life full circle in the world of rock n' roll. There is also a fun little part in the middle where their little one has a meltdown and they had to pause and go handle some family business but like champs they pick back up right where they left off. YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbKlWZ1GgH0miIxRxFhyxngInstagram https://instagram.com/backyardsbevviesFacebook https://www.facebook.com/backyardsbevviesTwitter https://twitter.com/backyardbevviesTikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@backyardsandbevvies?lang=enPatreon https://www.patreon.com/backyardsbevvies

Mike, Dan and Ashley are going behind the scenes this week to discuss the evolution of Front of House (FOH). Using interviews from the NAMM Oral History collection, the team begins with a review of the innovations that took place while Rusty Brutsche was developing Showco. This episode also features highlights from the careers of audio engineers Scott Rodgers, Karrie Keyes, Buford Jones, Baja Fletcher, as well as the founders of Roadies of Color United, Bill Reeves and Lance Jackson.

JBL was one of the earliest and largest manufacturers of speaker components and cabinets. Mark Gander spent 41 years at JBL starting in 1978, with various roles through the years such as Applications Engineer, VP of Marketing, VP of Engineering, and most recently Director of JBL Technology. He is also known as JBL's historian and often just called JBL GURU. In my opinion, he was one of the most influential and centrally connected people when it comes to speakers, with the largest sound companies in the world. He was directly responsible for marketing, product development, and connecting companies like Clair Bros, Maryland Sound, ShowCo, Stanal Sound, A1 Audio, Schubert Systems, and many more with JBL in the late '70s and early '80s. This was a time when all sound companies had to make their own property systems. Mark has a very unique perspective on our history because he was at the center of the live sound industry. Sound Companies needed a symbiotic relationship with a speaker manufacture to develop, engineer, and design their systems. Mark Gander was the catalyst of that for JBL.Check out www.howwegotloud.com for more details and other episodesSupport the podcast on PatreonGet your How We Got Loud swag at our online storeI want to thank Earthworks for sending me their new ICON podcasting microphone. It looks awesome and sounds great.Please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."

Tom Littrell is originally from Wichita Falls, Texas. In 1970, he graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas – (look it up!). He was drafted, spent three years in the Army, and then went back to graduate school in technical theatre. A friend’s cousin worked for a company in Dallas called Showco. They provided large-scale lighting and sound systems to rock tours. Tom dropped out of grad school to do a tour or two with Showco, then go back and finish his degree. But his second tour was as a lighting technician on Paul McCartney’s Wings over America 1976 tour. That tour…uh...set the hook so he stayed at Showco and toured with Led Zeppelin, the Who, Genesis, Linda Ronstadt, and others. In 1980, he was ready – again - to go back to grad school when Showco engineers began work on what would become the Vari-Lite system. He was asked to help with that project and delayed going back to graduate school one more time, going on the road with Genesis and the first Vari-Lite system in 1981. He programmed the moving lights and operated the console for the first show in Barcelona, Spain, and the rest of the tour. He continued at Vari-Lite for another twenty years – touring with Genesis as well as David Bowie, ZZ Top, Hall and Oates, Don Henley, and many other concert and corporate event clients. Later he did technical product management and marketing. In 2002, Showco/Vari-Lite was sold and Tom was laid off. He immediately called ETC. Happily, they offered him a job and he and his wife Stacy moved to Madison, Wisconsin in 2004. He was Fixtures Product Manager for ten years and then became an outreach and training specialist. He retired in August 2020 after seventeen years with ETC. He loves Madison – but could do without the winters. FYI, he still doesn’t have a graduate degree and wonders if he should go back to school. NAMM Interview with Rusty Brutsche: www.namm.org/library/oral-history/rusty-brutsche   As always a rating and review is always appreciated!   Want to donate to the podcast! Paypal & Venmo: @Theatrewolf  

Episode 22 of the Oh Shit Pod! Featuring The LNE show! @lne_showCo-host Christina and Krystal from The LNE Show joins us this week. Topics Include:Why do men internalize emotionsOur generation versus the new generation How to teach gender specific behaviors to our kids..The Dad Dive Also, What we are sipping on and what we are smoking. #Cigars #Spirits And more! Follow on Instagram @ohshitpod and email at yallgotkids@gmail.com Visit https://www.ohshitpod.com/ for past episodes and merch! Subscribe to Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Play, Pocket Cast, iHeartradio and YouTube. All details can be found at www.theguildhtx.com

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the real estate investor and Chief Petty Officer of the US Navy, Tim Kelly.Let’s dive into Tim’s story of how you can take advantage of the “military mindset” in business and investing.Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 – 05:16] Opening SegmentI introduced the guest, Tim Kelly, into the showCo-authored a best-selling book, Military House HackingA member of Active Duty Passive Income (ADPI)Tim talks about how his day to day goesWorks as a Chief Petty Officer in the US Navy[05:17 – 12:50] The Military InvestorTim shares some advice for beginners in investingEstablish your ‘why?’It is a ‘team sport’Tim talks about the “military mindset” and its advantage in transitioning to a business and investingTim talks about his book, The Blueprint to Financial Success and other resources available in their website https://www.activedutypassiveincome.com/[12:21 – 22:45] The FINAL FOURQuick plug to my podcast producers, STREAMLINED PODCASTSUse Promo Code: Weiss for 20% OFF on your first monthWhat was the worst job that you ever had?Working in a home depot corporate office leaning all kinds of administrative and clerical workWhat was the book that has given you a paradigm shift?Rich Dad Poor DadWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?Sky divingWhat does success mean to you?Success is directly correlated to the quality of your relationshipsConnect with Tim online. See links belowFinal words from meTweetable Quotes:“Knowing what it takes and having the self-awareness of what you bring to the table is so so so important” – Tim KellyYou can connect with Tim on Linkedin and Instagram or visit his website thetimothykelly.com. Visit the Active Duty Passive Income Facebook page or you can go check out the different resources available in their website https://www.activedutypassiveincome.com/ WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.comNone of this could be possible without the awesome team at Buzzsprout. They maSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

Randy began his career as an agent before joining Morpheus Lighting (twice), Performance Magazine, Varilite, ShowCo, Audio Analysts and also working with Geezer Host - Marcel, at Tracoman / Martin in the mid-90s. 

Chris Robley - THE content management guy at CD Baby - shares all the inside tricks and tips for Show.co, a platform to empower musicians in sharing their music and which is free through CD Baby. It's how you can create pre-save campaigns in Spotify as well as campaigns to grow youtube subscribers, increase Soundcloud listens, and even run contests. Learn more at http://www.CDbaby.com, http://www.show.co, and discover all the cool things about Chris at http://www.chrisrobley.com.  Make sure to get Cheryl's Record Release template on airtable! http://inthekey.co/releasetemplate Grab Cheryl's new record- piano/ambient music for focus, mindfulness and growth at www.iamaluminary.com Listen at: inthekey.co/keypodcast, more resources at inthekey.co/resultsSupport the show (http://www.paypal.me/cbemusic)

Episode 64 - Brought to you by ACT Lighting... Steve has always been a guy who is able to come in to a challenging situation and turn it around, to the point where he gets the call back. His career has spanned more than 4 decades, and there is no sign of stopping yet. You can say "Hi" to Steve on his big run with the Doobies next year on their 50th anniversary - with Michael McDonald back in the band! 

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers talk about everything from Trade Shows to Celebrating Woodstock's 50th Anniversary. Join Steve, David, and Stan as they pontificate about: New numbers and countries; why bother attending trade shows and conventions?; don't walk into the light; are we failing in the classroom?; staying current; "The Tape Worm"; working as a Lighting Designer and a Master of Ceremonies while chaos ensues; Chip Monck; recruiting followspot operators; "don't eat the brown acid"; defining moments in rock n' roll touring over the past 50 years; Showco; IMAG; favorite Woodstock performances; The Who; and what swag are we giving out at LDI?...  Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

Subscribe on iTunes This week’s guest is used to wearing many hats. Not only is he a longtime Sound Designer and working engineer, but Nathan Lively is also the host and mastermind behind the incredibly successful podcast and audio training resource. As a sound engineer, Lively has worked with John McLaughlin and the Ringling Bros. Circus and has toured as far as Macau. As a sound designer he has been recognized by the San Francisco Theatre Critics Circle with Excellence In Theatre Sound Design. As a musician, he has performed at SXSW with the internationally acclaimed musical group Zé Dos Frangos. Nathan Lively – Sound Design Live, Nathan’s new book - Get On Tour, George Kao - Authentic Content Marketing: Build An Engaged Audience For Your Personal Brand Through Integrity & Generosity, Michael Bloomfield – From His Head, to His Heart, to His Hands, AES NYC 2018, Lagond Music School – Live!, Tour:Smart: And Break the Band – Martin Atkins, Dave Ramsey: Total Money Makeover, Airturn GoStand, Telefunken M80 Dynamic Microphone,

Thank you for joining me this week for our 99th episode, my guest is Jason Sprinzen, author of the forthcoming book about legendary sound and lighting company, SHOWCO. A native New Yorker, vintage guitar expert, and vintage t-shirt collector, Jason has always been fascinated by the 1970's Rock 'n' Roll scene. He was still in grade school when he first laid eyes on the SHOWCO logo. Over the years, he would see it again and again in photos worn on the t-shirts of his favorite rock stars. Already an avid collector of vintage rock t-shirts, Jason soon discovered that some of the most coveted rock tees around are SHOWCO shirts from the 1970's. By 2007, Jason's curiosity as to just what role this mysterious company had played in the concert tours of his favorite classic rock bands had become insatiable. Discovering that little-known SHOWCO was the premier sound and lighting company for most of the major touring bands throughout the 1970's immediately led to a desire to learn more, and ultimately suggested that he write a book to tell the story. Today’s episode is sponsored by Airturn, ShowPro Beard Co., and Gig-Gear.

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers welcome Varilite pioneer Jim Waits to the show.  Join Jim, Steve, Stan, and David as they pontificate about the history of Varilite, "Two more motors", Showco, on the road with Genesis, The Mirror Tour, giant scanners, smuggling Spanish onions, Abacab, insane failure rates, Weekend Warriors, The Paper Chase Trail, the first moving light programmers, Why are we still using DMX?, The Artisan console, "ACK", Opus and Bill, education and moving lights, the color stability of the Marc 350 lamp, "Lorne Green and Am I Blue?", touring with the Oak Ridge Boys, car shows, and Series 300 comes to the rescue. Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and very little makes sense.