Podcasts about smooth hound smith

The “day people” may make the rules, but it doesn't mean ZG Smith is going to follow them… although you probably could have guessed that from his t-shirt collection.If his name sounds familiar, it might be because of one of the other Zack Smiths that come up in your search results. Or it may be because a song from the former Smooth Hound Smith frontman's debut solo EP, Nighttime Animal, is still stuck in your head.The LA-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter sits down with Drew to discuss his transition to a solo career and the sounds that inspired the EP - and you can't go wrong with a few good tour stories! Stick around after the interview as Erin joins Drew to discuss their thoughts on the Nighttime Animal music video.

L’Shanah tovah! Let’s dig deep into an extra-large episode of blues, punk, rock, pop, and country music. Why is it longer? Because I can! Also, some good news!   Don’t forget to back the Rainbow Rodeo Kickstarter!   Album of the Week: Daniel Romano -- How Ill Thy World Is Ordered   This is a stunning album, with dense prophetic lyrics. Romano’s delivery is eerie and damning, songs that speak truth to power with Dylan-esque poetry -- but none of his vagaries. This album has genuine power, an electrifying energy that will send chills up your arms. And it’s Romano’s 10th of the year. Clearly he’s not running out of steam. Daniel Romano -- “A Rat Without a Tale” (How Ill Thy World Is Ordered) Tender Creature -- “Climbing Trees” (If Anyone Asks) Liz Longley -- “Finally High” (Funeral For My Past) Stephen Clair -- “Come Down” (The Small Hours) Photo Ops -- “Walking Under the Trees” (Pure at Heart) Victoria Bailey -- “Honky Tonk Woman” (Jesus, Red Wine, & Patsy Cline) Elliott Brood -- “Full of Wires” (Keeper) Dustbowl Daddies -- “Goodbye Great Society” (Single) Lucinda Williams -- “Maria” (Happy Woman Blues) Matt Woods -- “Take It Slow” (Mornings After) Brennan Leigh -- “Billy and Beau” (Prairie Love Letter) Dan Lepien -- “Outlaw Songs” (Single) Kristopher James -- “Never Had to Find Our Way” (Single) Mickey Guyton -- “Black Like Me” (Bridges) Smooth Hound Smith -- “Little Rock’n’Roll Clubs” (Single) Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

The Wreck continues with their podcast with Episode 27, with special guest Dane Forrest.  Follow Dane on Instagram @daneforrest: www.instagram.com/daneforrest Dylan Schneider - Whole Town Talk: https://open.spotify.com/album/0F6rkymRhcFVju577fspuA   Smooth Hound Smith: https://open.spotify.com/album/618cxcdaTLWR37m4usxSnW   Pick-of-the-Week: Philmor from Pilot - https://csnews.com/pilot-flying-j-offers-more-details-new-philmor-beverage-program

This week Z. speaks with Smooth Hound Smith, the fiery folk-blues duo from East Nashville who've spread their infectious honeyed harmonies and gritty finger-picked sonic essays all across the continent. Despite being two hilarious humans who got married and share nearly every waking moment together, Zack and Caitlin have never stopped making each other laugh and have never stopped pushing their timeless songwriting to new heights. With their fancy new record "Dog In a Manger" coming August 9, they shine a sharp light on the beautiful worn edges of our country like never before.

We are quiet giddy after a spectacular Smooth Hound Smith show. Catch the giddy awkwardness stories now!  Plus we are giddy for Mile of Music, just 15 days away. Then also we are catching up over weekend music seen. Lastly, we finally made it to 313 Dodge. Find out our reaction. Giddy Up and listen! FREE

Nothing is more random then this episode. Kuber Producer as a story about parking lot dwellers and I discussing my Probiotics and my attempt at gluten-free. Its one fancy episode you dont want to miss. Plus featuring a groovy new track by a #mileofmusic favorite Smooth Hound Smith. Take a Listen!

An absolutely classic MCR from July of 2015. This memorable night featured Nashville's deepest electric blues and one of the nation's most important new acoustic folk duos. The former is legendary guitarist and songwriter - icon of the Bluebird Cafe - Mike Henderson, with new music. The latter is the Woodstock NY power couple Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams. Also on the bill, we'll hear head turning juke joint funk from his and her duo Smooth Hound Smith. Plus the remarkable voice and complex torch songs of breakout artist Emily West. Peter Cooper's the guest host.

Co-hosts Andrew James (@OneWhoSeesDimly) and Eric D. (@HopSnobbery) launch Episode 004 of Riff On, talking live music. Andrew and Eric discuss how they met when Andrew was playing with his former Citizen Bare bandmate, John Gratton, at the Monkey House in Winooski. Eric recollects his DJ background at WIZN and WEZF and his experience working with the Burlington-based band, Currently Nameless. Beyond Andrew's experience in Citizen Bare, which started in 2007, Andrew plays live music out with his wife, Elizabeth, as The Owl Stars. Attention turns to radio, both large wattage, low wattage with The Radiator from Burlington and college radio, including WWPV, where Eric D. hosted a show for four years from 1998 to 2002. Eric D's desire to share more music has led to the creation of a private Facebook group called 'Long Tall Road', which is meant to share underground music and events in Northern Vermont. You can request to join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1940349699560254/ Don't miss Tyler Childers and Anderson East coming to Higher Ground soon. They discuss CDs and the Live Music Archive (http://www.archive.org) and nugs.net and how the distribution model has changed in the music industry. Songwriting gets discusssed, after Eric D. hears Chris Stapleton for the first time with Justin Timberlake on the CMA in 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSfQw-Qhr14 and recently listened to him on the Joe Rogan podcast (which you can listen to here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26JaoS-zbz8) Eric D. attended Higher Ground's debut show on April 15, 1998, where Everything and Agents of Good Roots played. They chat through some of the behemoths of the Vermont music scene over the years, including Phish, Belizbeha, Smokin' Grass, viperHouse, Twiddle and Seth Yacovone. National touring acts get touched on, including The Tedeschi Trucks Bands and The Wood Brothers, who played together in Essex Junction, VT in 2017. Eric D. recollects seeing Smooth Hound Smith opening for The Record Company at Higher Ground and The Barr Brothers, who Andrew was recently introduced to by Eric D. Venues get discussed including the Stowe Performing Arts Center (RIP), the Champlain Valley Fairgrounds, the Shelburne Museum and the Lake Champlain Waterfront in downtown Burlington, ArtsRiot, Nectar's, Radio Bean and the Light Club Lamp Shop. The City of Burlington, all 50,000 people of it, is addressed, including the beauty and draw that the Queen City is. Andrew reminiscises about seeing Dr. Dog in the early days and Eric D. talks seeing The California Honeydrops recently as well as seeing Deep Banana Blackout way back twenty years ago. Andrew James hosts The Local Haunt on Facebook. Eric D. also hosts the Let's Fix Construction podcast. www.LFCpodcast.com Please give us a follow on Twitter or Instagram at @RiffOnPodcast and a like on Facebook at www.facebook.com/RiffOnPodcast/

The power duo has met its match in Nashville’s Smooth Hound Smith. The duo consisting of guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Zack Smith and singer/percussionist Caitlin Doyle makes a righteous noise with a boot-stompin’, tear-in-your-beer fervor that earned them a spot opening for the Dixie Chicks last summer. Drawing comparisons to everyone from fellow power duos the White Stripes and Shovels & Rope to Little Big Town and Jack Johnson, Smooth Hound Smith credit the eclectic musical soundtrack of their youths for the genesis of their unique approach. More from Smooth Hound Smith: smoothhoundsmith.com More from Lounge Acts: wcpo.com/lounge Hosted by Gil Kaufman. Mixed by Brian Niesz

This week, we sit down with Smooth Hound Smith. Theme song by Ken Fritz and General Joystick. Produced by Jordan Johansen and Gary Branigan.

Setlist 7/22/2015 - Peter Cooper - Ancient History   The Mike Henderson Band       Weepin’ and Moanin’ http://youtu.be/rpmhtUkCq0Y       Matchbox http://youtu.be/LDmSN9zf-RY       Unseen Eye       If You Think It’s Hot Here             Smooth Hound Smith      Stopgap Woman Blues      Young & Golden      Forever Cold http://youtu.be/dGAGq8OhfKE      30 Days http://youtu.be/JbW5EvKSZwY      Be My Husband                   Emily West       Fallen       Puppy Dog http://youtu.be/68JA865QStg       Real Good Dancer http://youtu.be/9bGC0P7Q0_Y       That’s How The Boy Gets The Girl (In The Movies)       Battles       Games      Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams       Surrender To Love http://youtu.be/dXTkjMc1fgk       You’re Running Wild       Cry Cry Cry       Did You Love Me At All ^^^       Keep Your Lamp Trimmed & Burning http://youtu.be/Wv1dpPeeVVo                     Nashville Jam - Big River http://youtu.be/e3hSodSFCSY

This week, we sit down with Glen Martin. Theme song by Ken Fritz and General Joystick. We've got Smooth Hound Smith on Gary's pick of the week! Produced by Jordan Johansen and Gary Branigan.

Download all songs in this podcast on iTunes. Search for "Bands Under the Radar". Bands Under the Radar, Vol. 7: Americana for Hipsters I 1. Romance Fantasy – Whiskey and Wine 2. John Fullbright – Jericho 3. David Ramirez – The Bad Days 4. Sam Sliva – Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight (feat. Jason Isbell) 5. Sam Doores + Riley Downing and The Tumbleweeds – This Morning’ I Was Born Again 6. Ocean Carolina – Maybe 7. Kingsley Flood – Waiting On the River to Rise 8. Andrew Duhon – Evelyn 9. Great Peacock – Take Me to the Mountain 10. Jamestown Revival – The Revival 11. Leroy Powell and The Messengers – Satan Put It on My Tab 12. William Clark Green – Dead or In Jail 13. Angel Snow – Coals and Water 14. Tom McBride – Morning in Glen Burnie 15. Smooth Hound Smith – Crazy Over You

Yvette Landry talks about her new band line up, the cajun influence in her music, song writing advice, and back porch jams. She also plays three tracks from her latest album, No Man's Land. Plus rock & roll from Ned Van Go, country-rock from Two Tons Of Steel, twang from The Whiskey Bottles, folk rock from The Wood Brothers, funk from Swamp Dogg, blues rock from Steven Casper & Cowboy Angst, electric blues from RB Stone, beautiful California feel good music from Smooth Hound Smith, southern rock from Anthony Neff, and Tex Mex punk from the Piñata Protest "Yvette Landry" originated from Americana Music Show.

Zach Smith from the duo Smooth Hound Smith talks about living out of his van, Mississippi John Hurt, and how to make songs “thick and gritty.” Plus he plays three tracks from the debut Smooth Hound Smith album. Plus honkytonk from Yvette Landry, Two Tons Of Steel covering a Ray Charles song, sounthern rock from Mike Stinson, country rock from New Country Rehab, gospel from Mavis Staples, new music from Slaid Cleaves, old school rockabilly from Earl Poole Ball, rock & roll from Highballers, and electric blues from RB Stone "Smooth Hound Smith" originated from Americana Music Show.

Woody Pines talks about “the viper blues,” making mix tapes, finding old family audio tapes, and his “American diner tour.” He also plays three tracks from his Rabbits Motel album. Plus country rock from Two Tons Of Steel, road music from DL Marble, southern rock from Mike Stinson, blues from Smooth Hound Smith, Jim Lauderdale covering Paul McCartney, experimental folk from The Wood Brothers, Cajun music from Leo Rondeau, new music from Slaid Cleaves & Anthony Neff, plus swamp soul from JJ Grey & Mofro. "Woody Pines" originated from Americana Music Show.