Podcasts about slackstring

Manhattan Beach native, Eric Lyman (Slackstring, Musket) live in the Burbank Bungalow with Mike Dawson. www.Slackstring.com

Beautiful Laguna Beach reggae weekend! Enjoy today's set including: Sublime, Lucky Dube, Peter Tosh, Bob Marley, Steel Pulse, Vacationer, Hepcat, Half Pint, Matisyahu, Slackstring and Playing for Change…. until next week! — the ‘other greg'

The Rodriguez SA tour spin on things with Afrikaans rock and Ocean Day… Music from Rodriguez, Big Sky, Gereformeerde Blues Band, Koos Kombuis, Valiant Swart, Akkedis, SNG, Die Antwoord, Slackstring, Ocean Colour Scene, Led Zeppelin, to name a few…

Welcome back to another episode of A Buddhist Podcast! On tonights show we have the amazing William Woollard reading Chapter 3, "So What's Religion All About?", from his book, Buddhism and the Science of Happiness. We also have some questions about chanting and about the relationship between the priesthood and the SGI, frank and honest opinions from Jason.  We have three great pieces of music courtesy of Mevio.com.  The first track is Katie Websters record, "Hard Loving Mama" ; the second is Tom Waits with "You Can Never Hold Back Spring" and finally we have Slackstring playing their timeless, kick back and relax "Sun Will Shine Again". If you like the music please check the Music page on our website where we have added links to help you find the music to buy if you want to. Shoutouts to people from all over the world. You know every email, review on ITunes, shout out request, facebook message, tweet that we receive is such encouragement for us both, thank you for making the time to both listen to the show and to let us know you care. Have a fantastic week!

Tonight we are looking another passage from Nichiren Daishonin's letter to Sairen-bo, The Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life. The theme of tonights lecture is the Bodhisattvas of the Earth and it includes the following headings!What is Buddhism about?Bodhisattva Superior PracticesBelief is not enoughThe Mystic Law is life itselfWhat does Nam-myoho-renge-kyo mean?Our lives are the candles of lifeFlushing with the Mystic LawBlowing away negativityNurturing lifeTapping our toes to the tune of the Mystic LawAwakening others to the greatness within their livesWe have a wonderful experience from Jonathan Steele and shoutouts that stretch across the world!Tonights music comes from the Podsafe Music Network. We play a great relaxing kick back tune from Slackstring called Sun Again Will Shine. Also tonight we have a really great tune from singer songwriter Amy Regan, what an amazing voice, she sings Everybody Needs Somewhere To Go.Thank you for listening and for the wonderful comments and kind emails. Your support is really welcomed, have a great week.

THE FREDCAST CYCLING PODCAST For the week of April 30, 2007 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK: • Race Results Including: • Paris-Roubaix • Amstel Gold • La Fleche Wallonne • Liege-Bastogne-Liege • Tour de Georgia • Doping News Including: • Basso Sidelined, Then Quits Discovery • Floyd Landis Tests Reportedly Positive • 107 Riders Potentially Involved in Puerto • Tour de France Says NON! to Puerto Riders • Discovery Wants YOU for the Tour de France • Women Cyclists Risk Death by Obeying Traffic Lights • Princess Diana's Bike to be Auctioned IN THIS WEEK'S FEATURES: • May is National Bike Month • Review of the iBike Pro • New Product: Slipstreamz' Spoiler • New Product: Fisher Price's Smart Cycle • Listener Voice Mails PODSAFE CYCLING MUSIC: • Wednesday Morning by Slackstring

The headstocks may say "National," but these are pure Valco "Res-O-Glas" beauties! The Val-Pro, Westwood, and Glenwood guitars offered from 1962 to 1964 put a whole new creative spin on what was possible for guitar-building materials and construction. Not to mention, some of these models even offered a transducer-type pickup built into the base of the bridge! We're talking 1962, here...way ahead of their time. Although they had a relatively short lifespan in production years, these babies certainly made an impact. And if you can find one today, be prepared to write a fairly hefty check before you can take it home with you. But comparitively speaking, it will cost you a heck of a lot less than trying to score a 1962-1964 Strat, Tele, or Les Paul. And you certainly won't be blending in while on-stage.Thanks go out to today's sources, the article, "National's Map-Shaped Electrics" by George Gruhn and "National Westwood and Glenwood: '60s Alt-Materials Make Short Run," an article from Vintage Guitar Magazine's June, 2001 edition.Thanks also to the Podsafe Music Network for the music on today's show. The lineup includes "Getting By" by Kathy Valentine, "Married on Monday" by The Gentlemen Losers, "Wednesday Morning" by Slackstring, "Almost Friday Night" by The Hot Rods, and "Tauntaun Heat" by Tadago Pie. For links to these bands websites and to hear the songs featured in their entirety, please check out my other podcast, Opinionated Ramblings.And at the end of the show, don't miss the promo for the Musician's Cooler Podcast! If you're in a band, you'll find great advice, tips, tricks, links, and all kinds of other stuff you never even knew you needed...but you do.Please join our Frappr Friends map, and feel free to leave me comments here on the blog, send me an email at vintageguitarcast at gmail dot com, or leave a voice message using the MyChingo method (links at the left)!Until next time! Cheers!

On this podcast we talk with Richard Smith from The A to Z of Pop about the programmes he produces for use by Hospital Radio stations in the UK PODSAFE MUSIC: Slackstring – Wednesday Morning Enjoy

On OAP #9 we have an interview with Neil Bailey from Rookwood Sound Give Shoutouts to those registered on the Frappr Map (go on stick your pin in the map) HBA News – HR Awards broadcast on Hotbird 13 degrees east from 9.30pm on 1st April Cancer Research 10k runs at http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/10k/ Music from:- Slackstring – Wednesday Morning John Meed – The Children of the Sea Matthew Ebel – Wasting my time (you can buy his track from this link)