Podcasts about steelism

We keep screaming Love and Respect each other, Airing your original sounds and amplifying your Vibes.. This Program is 8 years old and we are proud of our Track record and history. One Day it will all come crashing down I am sure, but until then we keep rolling deep in originals... and we keep on keeping our brothers and sisters and treating them as we would have for ourselves... Almost like a ministry.. but nothing like that.... unless you look closely then you may be just looking too closely ok papa ..peace and love..we all need help sometimes. Remember ...compassion is greater than violence....

In this episode of Can't Find My Way Home, we rediscover some of the Lost Top 5 episodes from Season 1. Justin Jardine, from Episode 18, and in his Top 5 we talk all things ACDC, why you should be listening to Gillian Welsh and David Rawlins, the genius that is Clarence White...who's credited with inventing the ‘B Bender'...Justin explains in more detail. The Highwomen and Robert Earl Keen, Steelism's ‘Caught In A Pickle'...as well as Justin's own background with the pedal steel guitar. All this and why Axl Rose is such an arsehole...and is Noraebang a Scottish thing? I was joined by Trevor Clements and Chris Johnson for Episode 21 of Can't Find My Way Home. We set up a Zoom call between Dortmund and Bandar Seri Begawan, in Brunei and we talked Expat lifestyles and musical adventures. In thie Top 5, Trevor and Chris tell us about Justin Timberlake, Eyes for Telescopes, Gary Moore, Herbie Hancock, the ultimate rock trio, as well as unexpected surprises during gigs. All things and playing at Ming's Cafe, in Miri, Malaysia. I spoke with Zahra Jaan from her home in London, in episode 17. Zahra takes us through her Expat journey of several years living and working in Seoul, South Korea, on to graduating with an MA in Sustainable Textile Design, and then working as a licenced designer for Disney and Warner Bros in London. We get into Zahra's new business ‘JaanSmithStudio' and how motherhood has helped spark new creative ideas and energy. Her concept is to produce children's wall art, incorporating bold, playful, colourful imagery. And it looks fantastic… Zahra and her husband have also just become parents for the second time. Big congratulations to you all. In the Top 5, there's cheesy 90's pop, Bjork not playing her good stuff in concert, songs that send babies to sleep and Pink Floyd exhibitions. Although those two things are not necessarily linked...Zahra takes us through her views on women in the design industry and gender equality. All this and shouting to Oasis at Karaoke and why are Travis just so moany...And The Horseshoe Bar in Glasgow. You can follow Justin Jardine Raindance Kid https://www.facebook.com/raindancekid/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/25j5sfXQ0Nyd3dH8Ia2thp https://youtu.be/A8bfYnyuGQo https://timezonerecords.lnk.to/Swayer https://www.instagram.com/raindance_kid/ Chris and Trevor You can check out Mama Got a Jukebox's video for 'Dolores' here https://youtu.be/EeyJ1zqFNTs Zahra Jaan https://www.jaansmithstudio.com/ Facebook @jaansmithstudio/ Instagram @jaansmithstudio/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craig-branch/message

Petty, Nicole Atkins, Quichenight, Glossary, Zeke & Ross, Steelism, Jacob T. Corenflos, Dee Oh Gee, Steve & Tomi, Fetching Pails, Creature Comfort, Erin Rae, Liza Anne, Brineaboy, Kyle Hamlett Trio, Lawndry and Crew X

Petty, Nicole Atkins, Quichenight, Glossary, Zeke & Ross, Steelism, Jacob T. Corenflos, Dee Oh Gee, Steve & Tomi, Fetching Pails, Creature Comfort, Erin Rae, Liza Anne, Brineaboy, Kyle Hamlett Trio, Lawndry and Crew X

This episode took me by surprise, I have to admit. I'm joined by pedal steel guitarist Spencer Cullum. Not only is he an in demand session player in Nashville (via London), but he's been playing with Miranda Lambert for the past four years. Not being a huge country music fan, I really wasn't sure what to expect. But what I got was one of the nicest conversations I've had this year. Spencer learned the instrument with the legendary BJ Cole, played Stones-y rock with Deadstring Brothers, & pushes the boundaries of pedal steel with his band Steelism. But he has a new album out called Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection, which he likens to a cult, but with less death. It's less country, more Meddle-era Pink Floyd. You should probably go buy it. Check him out on social media. Check us out @PerformanceAnx. Subscribe, rate, & review!If you like these shows, consider picking us up a cup of coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. There's no commitment. So let's slide on into Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

This episode took me by surprise, I have to admit. I'm joined by pedal steel guitarist Spencer Cullum. Not only is he an in demand session player in Nashville (via London), but he's been playing with Miranda Lambert for the past four years. Not being a huge country music fan, I really wasn't sure what to expect. But what I got was one of the nicest conversations I've had this year. Spencer learned the instrument with the legendary BJ Cole, played Stones-y rock with Deadstring Brothers, & pushes the boundaries of pedal steel with his band Steelism. But he has a new album out called Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection, which he likens to a cult, but with less death. It's less country, more Meddle-era Pink Floyd. You should probably go buy it. Check him out on social media. Check us out @PerformanceAnx. Subscribe, rate, & review!If you like these shows, consider picking us up a cup of coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. There's no commitment. So let's slide on into Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

This episode took me by surprise, I have to admit. I’m joined by pedal steel guitarist Spencer Cullum. Not only is he an in demand session player in Nashville (via London), but he’s been playing with Miranda Lambert for the past four years. Not being a huge country music fan, I really wasn’t sure what to expect. But what I got was one of the nicest conversations I’ve had this year. Spencer learned the instrument with the legendary BJ Cole, played Stones-y rock with Deadstring Brothers, & pushes the boundaries of pedal steel with his band Steelism. But he has a new album out called Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection, which he likens to a cult, but with less death. It’s less country, more Meddle-era Pink Floyd. You should probably go buy it. Check him out on social media. Check us out @PerformanceAnx. Subscribe, rate, & review! If you like these shows, consider picking us up a cup of coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. There’s no commitment. So let’s slide on into Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Leslie Martinson was the director of “The Penguin Goes Straight”/“Not Yet He Ain’t” and “Batman: The Movie.” He was a good friend of Adam West’s (but thought Burt Ward was “adequate”). As a director, how much impact did he have on the Batman legacy? For one thing, he played a big role in shaping the “bomb” scene into a signature scene of Adam West Batman! The TV Academy’s 2003 interview with Martinson reveals this (especially when we take a look at the movie’s script), as well as some of Martinson’s experiences in making various movies and TV shows - sometimes in front of a stress-inducing live audience. We discuss the interview, dig into Acey Hudkins’ accident on the set of the movie, and ask the question: Is the “bomb” scene camp? (Get your sleeping bag!) Also, the Steelism version of the theme, a Deja Vu encounter with one Steve Franken, and your mail on … various topics.    

What do we get out of the books being in the library building? And is that a library service? Music: "The Informant" by Steelism, "Machinery" by Eddy, and "Fuzzy Caterpillar," "Gravy," & "Blanks" by Podington Bear. 

Spencer Cullum Jr., pedal steel guitar player and one half of Steelism, gives Ryan a lesson in Cockney rhyming slang, lays out his vision for a game show-styled eulogy, and reveals the song that he can never seem to escape.

What happens when you can't have what you want, when you want it? Music: "The Informant" by Steelism, "Modulation of the Spirit" by Little Glass Men, "City in Ruins" by Máscaras, and "Boop" by Podington Bear.

What happens when the library moves its book collection out of the building and down the road? Music: "The Informant" by Steelism, "I'll Become Everything" by Dean Jaina, and "The Zeppelin" from the Blue Dot Sessions.

The Georgia Tech Library is getting ready to transform itself into the library of the future. One piece of this transformation is moving the bulk of the book collection out of the library and into another facility. Music: "The Informant" by Steelism, "Double Exposure" by Los Close, and "On Three Legs" from the Blue Dot Sessions.

Steve Earle & the Dukes, The Mastersons, The Sherman Holmes Project, Bil Lepp and Steelism perform on NPR Music & West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Mountain Stage. Episode 900 recorded live at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV.

Episode 845 - Dawes makes their 4th appearance on Mountain Stage, along with Seth Glier, Natalia Zukerman, and Steelism. Recorded live in Charleston, West Virginia.

You asked, we listened: Here's a preview of what you'll hear during our first month of new episodes airing later in September, featuring songs by Dawes, Field Report, Chris Stapleton, Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams, and Steelism. Hosted by assistant producer Joni Deutsch.

This week on the show Lahna goes to Korea town to learn karaoke from the expert dancing Danny McDermott.Then it's off to the home of comedy legend Tommy Davidson to learn a bit about African History and about Tommy's childhood growing up as the only black kid in an all white family.The band is Steelism.

"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!