Podcast appearances and mentions of Sonny Rhodes

Mange forbinder sikkert navnet René Wulff med bandet C.V. Jørgensen, hvor han var trommeslager. Det ganske lille band udgav tre album i perioden fra 1976 til 1979. ”Storbyens små oaser”, ”Vild i varmen” og ”Solgt til stanglakrids” er milepæle i dansk rockmusik. Der var næppe noget i dansk rock på det tidspunkt, der swingede så tæt som dét band, og så med de tekster. ”De senere par år har jeg været ude med nogle foredrag. Og i den forbindelse, har jeg mødt rigtig mange mennesker, der har fortalt, hvor meget C.V. Jørgensen dengang betød for dem. Det nærmest fremkalder tårer i øjnene,” siger René Wulff i denne POVcast. Men det var trods alt bare fire-fem år i alt og René Wulff var og er meget mere. Faktisk kunne hans rejse gennem dansk rock i 70'erne være foregået bag trommerne i Gasolin', da hans ven, Bjørn Uglebjerg forlod bandet, men Wulff takkede pænt nej. Hør mere om dét i podcasten. Jan Eriksen har besøgt Wulff i hans hjem i Gudme på Fyn, bl.a. for at tale om det nye album ”Small Steps – High Spirit”, som han har indspillet med en håndfuld rutinerede danske musikere. Men det handler også om det livsforandrende øjeblik i barndommens Hvidovre, da en stemme en dag lød fra storebrorens grammofon: ”You ain't nothing but a hounddog!!!” Derfra gik bl.a. turen gennem bandet Hutlihut – det hed det! – Sensory System, Barbarella – og C.V. Jørgensen. Og da det band stoppede, fortsatte rejsen i den Police inspirerede trio Tass, efterfulgt af et par begivenhedsrige år i USA med bl.a. zydeco legenden Queen Ida og bluesmusikeren Sonny Rhodes. Hjemme igen i Danmark gik det en tur omkring bandet Sidewalk, der blev hyret af ”Den femte ABBA”, Stickan Andersson til Polar Music. Sprutten flød, hvor Stickan gik, og sådan var det også i Wulffs næste band The Intellectuals, det nærmeste Danmark kom et PUB-rock band i stil med det desværre kortlivede Rockpile. Uden at overdrive kan man sige, at bandet med Wulff, Niels Maetoft og Lars Hybel spillede for de stoffer, de selv rendte rundt og indtog. ”Det er nok det mest sindssyge band, jeg har arbejdet med. Nogle af de ting, vi fik lavet, er jeg meget stolt af. Når vi var gode, var vi skidegode. Men når tingene kører med sprut og galar opstår der tit uenigheder.” René Wulff har udgivet to soloalbum, det første, ”Blue Rendezvouz” i 2010, det seneste er ”Small Steps – High Spirit”. Mediano Music har tidligere udgivet en podcast med René Wulff specifikt om hans år i C.V. Jørgensen og hans bog "Det Ganske Lille Band - mine år med C.V. Jørgensen". Den podcast blev optaget via Skype og lyder mildt sagt ringe. Ikke desto mindre er det POV Mediano Musics fjerde mest lyttede/downloadede podcast. Lyt med her:

Mange forbinder sikkert navnet René Wulff med bandet C.V. Jørgensen, hvor han var trommeslager. Det ganske lille band udgav tre album i perioden fra 1976 til 1979. ”Storbyens små oaser”, ”Vild i varmen” og ”Solgt til stanglakrids” er milepæle i dansk rockmusik. Der var næppe noget i dansk rock på det tidspunkt, der swingede så tæt som dét band, og så med de tekster. ”De senere par år har jeg været ude med nogle foredrag. Og i den forbindelse, har jeg mødt rigtig mange mennesker, der har fortalt, hvor meget C.V. Jørgensen dengang betød for dem. Det nærmest fremkalder tårer i øjnene,” siger René Wulff i denne POVcast. Men det var trods alt bare fire-fem år i alt og René Wulff var og er meget mere. Faktisk kunne hans rejse gennem dansk rock i 70'erne være foregået bag trommerne i Gasolin', da hans ven, Bjørn Uglebjerg forlod bandet, men Wulff takkede pænt nej. Hør mere om dét i podcasten. Jan Eriksen har besøgt Wulff i hans hjem i Gudme på Fyn, bl.a. for at tale om det nye album ”Small Steps – High Spirit”, som han har indspillet med en håndfuld rutinerede danske musikere. Men det handler også om det livsforandrende øjeblik i barndommens Hvidovre, da en stemme en dag lød fra storebrorens grammofon: ”You ain't nothing but a hounddog!!!” Derfra gik bl.a. turen gennem bandet Hutlihut – det hed det! – Sensory System, Barbarella – og C.V. Jørgensen. Og da det band stoppede, fortsatte rejsen i den Police inspirerede trio Tass, efterfulgt af et par begivenhedsrige år i USA med bl.a. zydeco legenden Queen Ida og bluesmusikeren Sonny Rhodes. Hjemme igen i Danmark gik det en tur omkring bandet Sidewalk, der blev hyret af ”Den femte ABBA”, Stickan Andersson til Polar Music. Sprutten flød, hvor Stickan gik, og sådan var det også i Wulffs næste band The Intellectuals, det nærmeste Danmark kom et PUB-rock band i stil med det desværre kortlivede Rockpile. Uden at overdrive kan man sige, at bandet med Wulff, Niels Maetoft og Lars Hybel spillede for de stoffer, de selv rendte rundt og indtog. ”Det er nok det mest sindssyge band, jeg har arbejdet med. Nogle af de ting, vi fik lavet, er jeg meget stolt af. Når vi var gode, var vi skidegode. Men når tingene kører med sprut og galar opstår der tit uenigheder.” René Wulff har udgivet to soloalbum, det første, ”Blue Rendezvouz” i 2010, det seneste er ”Small Steps – High Spirit”. Mediano Music har tidligere udgivet en podcast med René Wulff specifikt om hans år i C.V. Jørgensen og hans bog "Det Ganske Lille Band - mine år med C.V. Jørgensen". Den podcast blev optaget via Skype og lyder mildt sagt ringe. Ikke desto mindre er det POV Mediano Musics fjerde mest lyttede/downloadede podcast. Noter: Det skal understreges, at: - Wulffs ven, Bjørn Uglebjerg, ikke medvirker på indspilningen med Les Rivals i POVcasten. Uglebjerg var med til at starte Les Rivals. - René Wulff ikke medvirker på Queen Idas “Home on the Bayou”, som kan høres i POVcasten. - teksten til "Time Slips Away" fra Wulffs nye album er skrevet af Ray Weaver. Herboende amerikansk musiker og sanger med egen karriere og som ofte spiller i Nashville. - du kan følge Rene Wulff og albummet "Small Steps - High Spirit" på Facebook.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Frank L. GoldwasserFormerly known in blues circles as “Paris Slim”, Franck L. Goldwasser was born and raised in Paris, France in the 1960's and studied fine arts before moving to Oakland, California in 1983. A self-taught guitarist and vocalist, Goldwasser began studying the recordings of Elmore James, B.B. King and T- Bone Walker at age 16. In 1978, Goldwasser's first public appearance finds him jamming with the renowned harmonica player Sugar Blue (of Rolling Stones' "Miss You" fame), then a Paris resident. Gaining experience while sitting-in with with visiting American bluesmen such as Luther Allison, George Smith, Jimmy Dawkins and Phillip Walker, Goldwasser lands his first professional gigs as backup guitarist for his idol Texas-bred California bluesman Sonny Rhodes in Paris and Reims. Following Rhodes' invitation to come to California, the Frenchman spends three months in Oakland and Los Angeles in 1981, meeting and jamming with Big Mama Thornton, Smokey Wilson, Lowell Fulson, Frankie Lee, Mark Naftalin, Buddy Ace, Troyce Key and J.J. Malone, Cool Papa and Mark Hummel, while documenting the West Coast blues scene for the French music magazine Soul Bag. Having moved permanently to the San Francisco Bay Area in June 1983 , Franck Goldwasser immerses himself in the then-vibrant East Bay blues scene, quickly landing a job in singer-guitarist Troyce Key's band. While gigging every weekend at the famed Eli Mile High club, he hones his skills working alongside West Coast blues titans Percy Mayfield, Lowell Fulson and Jimmy McCracklin, as well as Bay Area blues luminaries Omar “The Magnificient” Shariff (formerly Dave Alexander), Johnny Heartsman, Ron Thompson and Elvin Bishop.

Diane and Sean discuss the beloved 'verse created by Joss Whedon, Serenity. Episode music is, "The Ballad of Serenity", performed by Sonny Rhodes, written by Joss Whedon from the OST of the Firefly television series.-  Our theme song is by Brushy One String-  Artwork by Marlaine LePage-  Why Do We Own This DVD?  Merch available at Teepublic-  Follow the show on social media:- Tumblr: WhyDoWeOwnThisDVD-  Follow Sean's Plants on IG: @lookitmahplantsSupport the show

Had some fun playing some great music for you including Freddie King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jeff Beck, Sonny Rhodes, King Solomon Hicks, Terry Hanck and more. Turn up your speakers cause it's a party on Bluesland on live every Thursday 7-9 PM.

Mark tells his story of arriving in Northern California and his journey into the San Francisco Bay Area Blues scene. Mark talks about the musicians, clubs and colorful characters that populated the area and how a young harmonica player from Southern California was able to enter and thrive in this vibrant scene. Mark's new CD is culled from his extensive collection of recordings from 1976-1988. With contributions from Brownie McGhee, Sonny Rhodes, Boogie Jake, JJ Malone, Cool Papa, Mississippi Johnny Waters and many more. Now Available from Mark Hummel  & Electro-Fi Records Please SUBSCRIBE on Youtube and on your favorite podcast platform. Join us on Patreon

Summary: Still aboard the Lightning Bug transport vessel, the Fools spend some time getting to know the crew of the ship. Mc Nastly serenades the crew. Malphaedor spars against one of the crew. Thadeus notices something supernatural coming their way.Cast: Malphaedor Bromroyo - voiced by Mike ColeMc Nastly - voiced by Wes "William" WhitmanSir Thadeus Trebilcock - voiced by Chris JohnsonDM - Nico RodriguezFind Us: If you would like to follow along with our map, you can find it on our social media pages: www.Facebook.com/afoolsquest / www.Twitter.com/afoolsquest / www.Instagram.com/afoolsquestpodcastMusic: Music Provided in part by Midnight Syndicate. www.MidnightSyndicate.comAdditional music provided by Algal the Bard.www.youtube.com/user/alvariuFirefly-Main Title originally performed by Sonny Rhodes

Summary: The heroes arrive at Gylio's Landing where they look to book passage to leave the Dairy Coast and make their way to Zanan on the Coast of Cats. Mc Nastly rocks out at the Salted Fish Inn. Malphaedor stops by to visit an old friend. Thadeus books passage for the party among the ship The Lightning Bug. Cast: Malphaedor Bromroyo - voiced by Mike ColeMc Nastly - voiced by Wes "William" WhitmanSir Thadeus Trebilcock - voiced by Chris JohnsonDM - Nico RodriguezPromo: Tabletop Tiddies: www.tabletoptiddies.comFind Us:If you would like to follow along with our map, you can find it on our social media pages: www.Facebook.com/afoolsquest / www.Twitter.com/afoolsquest / www.Instagram.com/afoolsquestpodcastMusic:Music Provided in part by Midnight Syndicate. www.MidnightSyndicate.comAdditional music provided by Algal the Bard.www.youtube.com/user/alvariuFat Bottomed Girls originally performed by QueenNever Gonna Give You Up originally performed by Rick Astley Firefly-Main Title originally performed by Sonny Rhodes

A Conversation with Fred Eder and Robert Blomker. Special Thanks to Sonny Rhodes, Joss Whedon, and Natalie London. 

Que los dioses maldigan a FOX por cancelar una de las mejores series de la historia de la tv. Nosotros le dedicamos aquí el tributo que merece. Únete a nosotros en Telegram: t.me/marcianosenuntren Modera: Xevi Panda Participan: Sergio Valencia y Felipe MasterWikie Edición: Jose Ceballos Temas de: Sonny Rhodes, Greg Edmonson y David Newman

El equipo de Firefly entabló tal nivel de amistad que aprovechó cualquier oportunidad para volver a trabajar juntos. Aquí os contamos algunos de esos reencuentros. Únete a nosotros en Telegram: t.me/marcianosenuntren Participan: Xevi Panda y Felipe MasterWikie Edición: Jose Ceballos Temas de: Greg Edmonson, David Newman y Sonny Rhodes

The Radiators bassist's long career began with piano prince James Booker, followed by the great Professor Longhair, with some Bay-area blues giants in between. After 40 years together the Rads continue to sell out annual reunion shows attended by their legion of fans from across the country and beyond. The success of the N.O. Suspects is a testament to his professional drive, while his survival of pancreatic cancer shows there's no quit in him. See how he fares with the Troubled Men. Topics include Thanksgiving, a charitable suggestion, a street preacher, the diaper guy, a trip to Disney World, Popeye, the Rawhide Bar, Sammy Davis Jr., the Will Mastin Trio, Charles Brown, Sonny Rhodes, Eddie Money, Dave Malone, an unnamed sax player, Ed Volker, the Rhapsodisers, Clark Vreeland, Bruce Raeburn, Camille Baudoin, Frank Bua, band names, taping culture, early touring, Michael Kaplan and Epic Records, the Sony takeover, the M.O.M.s balls, the D.A.D.s balls, a brush with death, the Whipple procedure, Gandhi vs. Stalin, bass effects, and much more. Support the podcast through the link in the show notes. Subscribe, review. and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or other podcast aggregator. Follow social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Red Dress” by the Radiators from “Zig-Zaggin' Through Ghostland”

The Radiators bassist’s long career began with piano prince James Booker, followed by the great Professor Longhair, with some Bay-area blues giants in between. After 40 years together the Rads continue to sell out annual reunion shows attended by their legion of fans from across the country and beyond. The success of the N.O. Suspects is a testament to his professional drive, while his survival of pancreatic cancer shows there’s no quit in him. See how he fares with the Troubled Men. Topics include Thanksgiving, a charitable suggestion, a street preacher, the diaper guy, a trip to Disney World, Popeye, the Rawhide Bar, Sammy Davis Jr., the Will Mastin Trio, Charles Brown, Sonny Rhodes, Eddie Money, Dave Malone, an unnamed sax player, Ed Volker, the Rhapsodisers, Clark Vreeland, Bruce Raeburn, Camille Baudoin, Frank Bua, band names, taping culture, early touring, Michael Kaplan and Epic Records, the Sony takeover, the M.O.M.s balls, the D.A.D.s balls, a brush with death, the Whipple procedure, Gandhi vs. Stalin, bass effects, and much more. Support the podcast through the link in the show notes. Subscribe, review. and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or other podcast aggregator. Follow social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Red Dress” by the Radiators from “Zig-Zaggin’ Through Ghostland”

It's a very special episode as Asian Jon and Average Joe celebrate 100 episodes of bat-jarring with a couple of special guests, some surprises, and looking back on the series where Fox couldn't take the sky from Joss Whedon. After a brief look back on our first one hundred episodes and a round of the news game, the crew discuss one of the most requested episode topics to date, the 2002 television series "Firefly". What was it about this series that made it so special? Why did it get cancelled after only one season? What kept Average Joe from watching the series for so many years? Music and audio from "The New Batman Adventures" is the property of Shirley Walker, Alan Burnett, Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, DC Comics, and Warner Brothers Animation. Music and audio from "Firefly" is the property of Joss Whedon, Sonny Rhodes, Greg Edmonson, Ben Edlund, Mutant Enemy Productions, and 20th Century Television. The Bat-Jar theme song was created by Jeremy Eckert. We thank him for his generous support of this podcast. Check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/batjarpodcast. Invite your friends to like our page! You can contact us at @thebatcookiejar on Twitter or you can send an e-mail to batjarpodcast@gmail.com.   

Welcome back to Pilot Inspectors. In honor of our 200th episode, we are discussing the multiple "pilot" episodes of the 2002 Fox series Firefly, from writer/director Joss Whedon. The first part of our episode will be a discussion on the episode "The Train Job," which was the episode originally aired by Fox as the pilot episode of the show. The second half of our episode contains our discussion of the episode "Serenity," which was the first episode filmed for the series.   Today's intro music is "The Ballad of Serenity" by Sonny Rhodes.

Florida native Selwyn Birchwood cut his teeth touring with his neighbor, blues legend Sonny Rhodes before breaking out on his own and earning the top spot in the 2013 International Blues Challenge. Alligator records quickly picked up the rising fiery guitar trailblazer and released his debut, ‘Don’t Call No Ambulance’ which earned several awards. He’s celebrating his second studio effort, ‘Pick Your Poison’ which crafts authentic traditional blues sounds with contemporary innovations to make a bold statement. Selwyn is one of the most exciting talents in the blues.

ESPECIAL SONNY RHODES Sonny Rhodes es un original músico de blues, quizás de los más grandes, él realiza una mezcla de blues antiguo y blues contemporáneo. Durante las cuatro décadas pasadas ha recibido elogios de sus contemporáneos, y tiene fans repartidos por todo el mundo. Sonny es un bluesman tejano genúino, un gran instrumentista, un cantante arenoso con una verdadera pasión para la música que realiza, uno de los muy pocos artistas en la historia de blues que tocan la guitarra lap-steel en el regazo, un instrumento que da a su música un sonido único...

ESPECIAL SONNY RHODES Sonny Rhodes es un original músico de blues, quizás de los más grandes, él realiza una mezcla de blues antiguo y blues contemporáneo. Durante las cuatro décadas pasadas ha recibido elogios de sus contemporáneos, y tiene fans repartidos por todo el mundo. Sonny es un bluesman tejano genúino, un gran instrumentista, un cantante arenoso con una verdadera pasión para la música que realiza, uno de los muy pocos artistas en la historia de blues que tocan la guitarra lap-steel en el regazo, un instrumento que da a su música un sonido único...

In 2013, Selwyn Birchwood catapulted from Florida’s local hero to shooting star. After being mentored by his former neighbor, blues legend Sonny Rhodes, he went on to win the coveted and world-renowned International Blues Challenge, beating out 125 other bands from the U.S. and abroad. He also took home the Albert King Guitarist of The Year Award. Soon after, he was signed to Alligator Records and his debut album, Don’t Call No Ambulance won a Blues Award for Debut Album, Sean Costello Rising Star Award, Living Blues Magazine Best New Artist Award and a Blues Blast Award.

This week, all four hosts are back as they discuss the possibility of Green Lantern in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Tim Burton's Dumbo, TV series that were canceled before their time, Dan Aykroyd's opinions on the new Ghostbusters film AND MORE! The song this week is 'The Ballad of Serenity' by Sonny Rhodes.

On the week of the Big Sportsball Stickbat Championship of the Universe, J-Schro, Dnelstar and DanFank discuss the new comics of the week, all the news your life can handle, and Comic premises that would be odd as hell, if not for great writers that make them awesome.  Punxsutawney Phil listened to this show, and he say six more weeks of awesome. Music Credits Intro - Spider-Man Unlimited Theme by Jeremy Sweet Music bed - The same as last week, sorry time sucks and I am going to Michigan to Ice Fish, but I added Who Said We're Whack by Lonely Island at the end, kind of catchy and hilarious Outro - The Ballad of Serenity by Sonny Rhodes Thanks for Listening - JS

With a little help from Blues Legend - Mr. Sonny Rhodes - the explosive talent of Miss Yo-Daddy comes alive with a Monkey bumpin' ass whoopin' dancefloor stomper! Proving her diversity and depth now into House, really it seems there's nothing this DJ can't do! Summers over, so what are your plans for the autumn season Miss Yo-Daddy? We hear through the Monkey-vine that you're now in the studio with tracks in the oven! Can't wait to hear your productions! What's it going to be...House From the Heart or Progressive Whoop-Ass!  Stay tuned kids, there's gonna be a lotta Yo-Daddy in your house! Love and Thanks to Sonny, The Drunken Monkey.

We hop on a train in Chicago's Union Station this week, heading for points west. Crossing through the plains, the mountains and the desert, we arrive at the place where the Pacific meets the land, and blues meets jazz. West Coast blues fill the hour of the 182nd Roadhouse Podcast, with Jimmy McCracklin, Lowell Fulson, Johnny Otis, T-Bone Walker, and Sonny Rhodes welcoming us to the fine tradition of show blues. It's an hour of the coolest blues you've never heard on the California Zephyr - the 182nd Roadhouse Podcast.

We hop on a train in Chicago's Union Station this week, heading for points west. Crossing through the plains, the mountains and the desert, we arrive at the place where the Pacific meets the land, and blues meets jazz. West Coast blues fill the hour of the 182nd Roadhouse Podcast, with Jimmy McCracklin, Lowell Fulson, Johnny Otis, T-Bone Walker, and Sonny Rhodes welcoming us to the fine tradition of show blues. It's an hour of the coolest blues you've never heard on the California Zephyr - the 182nd Roadhouse Podcast.

Kelowna, British Columbia's Rick Halisheff - a.k.a. Poppa Dawg - turns in a solid set of traditional Blues penned by the excellent guitarist and singer. 'Nobody Here Feels Sorry For You' bounces between Hokum and Jump; 'Croc Talkin', a greasy, minor-key funk instrumental features some of the snarkiest wah tone ever waxed; and 'This Man' is a towering deep soul number. 'I Ain't Leavin' shuffles with Stevie Ray Vaughan power, '1, 2, Gone' swings like Ronnie Earl's best work and 'Cool Little Number' is reminiscent of Little Charlie and Rick Estrin's hipper stuff. Hailing originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Rick 'Poppa Dawg' Halisheff has played for 20 yrs in a variety of bands and has backed up such artists as Kenny 'Blues Boss' Wayne, Michael Pickett, Harpdog Brown, Sherman 'Tank' Doucette, and Juno Award winner Dave Nicol. For 10 years, he has been the bandleader and frontman for the very successful Western Canadian Blues band Dogskin Suit. In that time, they recorded 2 CDs, received airplay in Canada, and around the World including CBC's Saturday Night Blues and won numerous awards including Best Local Band 2001 & 2002 and an Honour In The Arts award. They have shared the stage as opening acts and fellow musicians with Sonny Rhodes, Michale Pickett, Tony Coleman(BB King), Fathead, Frankie Lee, Johnny V, Jeff Healey, Jim Byrnes, Donnie McDougall(The Guess Who), Danny McBride(Chris DeBurg), Shirley King, The Powder Blues, Terry Edmunds and many others. Poppa Dawg poppa dawg my space

The Radiators bassist's long career began with piano prince James Booker, followed by the great Professor Longhair, with some Bay-area blues giants in between. After 40 years together the Rads continue to sell out annual reunion shows attended by their legion of fans from across the country and beyond. The success of the N.O. Suspects is a testament to his professional drive, while his survival of pancreatic cancer shows there's no quit in him. See how he fares with the Troubled Men. Topics include Thanksgiving, a charitable suggestion, a street preacher, the diaper guy, a trip to Disney World, Popeye, the Rawhide Bar, Sammy Davis Jr., the Will Mastin Trio, Charles Brown, Sonny Rhodes, Eddie Money, Dave Malone, an unnamed sax player, Ed Volker, the Rhapsodisers, Clark Vreeland, Bruce Raeburn, Camille Baudoin, Frank Bua, band names, taping culture, early touring, Michael Kaplan and Epic Records, the Sony takeover, the M.O.M.s balls, the D.A.D.s balls, a brush with death, the Whipple procedure, Gandhi vs. Stalin, bass effects, and much more. Support the podcast [here](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast). Subscribe, review. and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or other podcast aggregator. Follow social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Red Dress” by the Radiators from “Zig-Zaggin' Through Ghostland”