Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Tibbetts

The cats board a Hellbound Train for a Safe Journey with the one and only Steve Tibbetts . .

There's a new anthology of the work of guitarist Steve Tibbetts called Hellbound Train. In this interview, Steve talks about putting together that anthology; how world travel has shaped his life and music; the importance of percussion to the music he writes and plays; and more. PATREON Become a Patreon supporter for $5 a month to get a monthly bonus show called This I Dig Of You, on which the guest from the main episode talks about something non-musical that's bringing them joy.  Steve talks about his plans to travel to places around the world he's never visited. You'll also get early access to every episode, a thank you on an episode, and behind-the-scenes news. Join at http://patreon.com/thejazzsession. CREDITS Theme Music: The Respect Sextet (respectsextet.com) Logo: Sarah Walter Intro Voice: Chuck Ingersoll (hearchucknow.com)

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In this 12th episode of the ECM podcast we're joined by the acclaimed American guitarist and long-time ECM recording artist Steve Tibbetts, whose discography-spanning anthology „Hellbound Train“ was released in July 2022. The double album comprises music from eight albums recorded over 40 years, from as early as his debut for the label, Northern Song, from 1982. Steve explains the nature of this double-disc set and talks about his collaborators over the years, his influences as well as the tuning and sampling techniques that make his guitar playing so unique.

Steve Tibbetts

Just one cat this evening - and one hat - but H enjoys a Safe Journey with Steve Tibbetts, thinks about the planet with a new one from Jaspar, heads to the Americas for more cultural thoughts and is Alive in Montreal.

This episode of The BS Show features Mike Bryant from Bradshaw & Bryant, psychic Ruth Lordan, Sabre Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning owner Steve Hucovski, Vikings legend Chuck Foreman and Steve Tibbetts, the WSCA Champ Show director and president of the Western Saddle Clubs Foundation.

The Sound Chaser Progressive Rock Podcast is on the web again. The show this time is a special spotlight feature on the classic record labels that made progressive music possible. You will hear plenty of classic tracks, a few surprises, and even a couple of fairly recent tunes. All that, plus news of tours and releases on Sound Chaser. PlaylistThe Famous Charisma Label1. Van der Graaf Generator - Whatever Would Robert Have Said?, from The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each OtherIN MEMORIAM KLAUS SCHULZEBrain Records2. Klaus Schulze - Frank Herbert, from "X"END IN MEMORIAMA&M3. Rick Wakeman - After the Ball, from White Rock4. Styx - Come Sail Away, from The Grand Illusion5. Supertramp - School, from Crime of the Century6. Supertramp - Bloody Well Right, from Crime of the Century7. Supertramp - Hide in Your Shell, from Crime of the CenturyHarvest Records8. Kayak - See See the Sun, from See See the Sun9. Nick Mason - I'm a Mineralist, from Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports10. Syd Arthur - Apricity, from ApricityEditions EG11. Bill Bruford's Earthworks - Forget-Me-Not, from All Heaven Broke Loose12. Robert Fripp & The League of Crafty Guitarists - Crafty March, from Live!13. Penguin Café Orchestra - Air À Danser, from Penguin Café OrchestraVertigo Records14. Nucleus - Pussyfoot, from Snakehips Etcetera15. Tea - Through Scarlet, from The Ship16. Far East Family Band - The Cave, from NipponjinTHE SYMPHONIC ZONEThe Famous Charisma Label17. Bo Hansson - Time for Great Achievements, from Attic Thoughts18. Steve Hackett - Hands of the Priestess Part 1, from Voyage of the Acolyte19. Steve Hackett - A Tower Struck Down, from Voyage of the Acolyte20. Steve Hackett - Hands of the Priestess Part 2, from Voyage of the Acolyte21. Refugee - Papillon, from RefugeeAtlantic Records22. Genesis - Burning Rope, from ...And Then There Were Three...23. Emerson, Lake, & Palmer - The Enemy God Dances with the Black Spirits, from Works Vol. 124. Yes - a. Future Times / b. Rejoice, from TormatoVirgin Records25. Clearlight - Chanson, from Forever Blowing Bubbles26. Steve Hillage - Solar Musick Suite, from Fish Rising27. Mike Oldfield - The Lake, from DiscoveryLEAVING THE SYMPHONIC ZONELove Records28. Finnforest - Kunnes, from Finnforest29. Piirpauke - Imala Maika, from Piirpauke 230. Tasavallan Presidentti - Milky Way Moses, from Milky Way MosesBrain Records31. Guru Guru - Woman Drum, from Guru Guru32. Release Music Orchestra - Sundance, from Get the Ball33. Jane - Earth (Angel), from Fire, Water, Earth & AirECM34. Eberhard Weber Colours - "No Trees?" He Said, from Little Movements35. John Abercrombie Quartet - Foolish Dog, from Abercrombie Quartet36. Steve Tibbetts - 100 Moons, from Big Map IdeaDeram Records37. Procol Harum - Repent Walpurgis, from Procol Harum38. The Moody Blues - The Morning: Another Morning, from Days of Future Passed39. Egg - I Will Be Absorbed, from EggHarvest Records40. Pink Floyd - Mudmen, from Obscured by Clouds

In the weekend edition of The BS Show, attorney Mike Bryant weighs in on the latest in the George Floyd trials, shootings of children in Minneapolis and his beloved Red Sox, psychic Ruth Lordan explains how she blasts people who mock her profession, WSCA Champ Show chair Steve Tibbetts chats about the club's new foundation and Sabre Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning owner Steve Hucovski offers homeowner tips.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Home Away From Home by Arthur Russell on The Deer in the Forest (March 2, 1985 Live at Roulette) (Audika) 5′34″ loved. (ft. David Cossin) by Michael Gordon on loved. (Cantaloupe) 11′00″ Aguirre I (l'acrime di rei) by Popol Vuh on Aguirre (Ohr) 18′20″ Chant de la Mer by Veronique Chalot on J'ai Vu Le Loup ( Materiali Sonori ) 23′49″ Roses for Columbus by Mark Fry on Dreaming With Alice (Sunbeam) 30′16″ Schirak by Futuro Antico on Futuro Antico (self-released) 38′04″ L'Intrigue by Deux Filles on Silence and wisdom (Papier Mache) 41′18″ Atladim Girdim Baga by Fuat Saka on Seçmeler Vol. 1 (Yeni Dünya Müzik) 44′46″ Black Mountain Side by Steve Tibbetts on Big Map Idea (ECM) 49′52″ [3] by Henry Birdsey on Half-Dragged (Other Minds) Check out the full archives on the website.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ This Is How We Walk On the Moon by Arthur Russell on The Deer in the Forest (March 2, 1985 Live at Roulette) (Audika) 6′05″ Tibetan Bowls by Bokar Rimpoche on Sacred Chants and Tibetan Rituals from the Monastery of Mirik (Sub Rosa) 7′43″ Sunrise by Steve Tibbetts on Steve Tibbetts (Cuneiform Records) 12′04″ Big Sky Waltz by William Tyler on New Vanitas (Merge) 15′12″ Isoladrone2020 by Anthony Moore on Touch: Isolation (Touch) 22′14″ Love Theme (Solo Rhodes) by Angelo Badalamenti on Twin Peaks Archive (David Lynch Music Company) 28′56″ [Vital Organs] I. Heart Protector by Naima Karlsson on [Vital Organs] I. Heart Protector (Takuroku) 44′07″ Salvia Salvatrix by Cucina Povera on Tyyni (Night School) 51′53″ Once Upon A Time (A Children's Tale) by Marion Brown on Geechee Recollections (Impulse!) 58′35″ Sad Lisa by Marianne Faithfull on Rich Kid Blues (Castle Communications) Check out the full archives on the website.

The name “Ani Choying” symbolizes charity, humility and empathy. She is a Nepalese Buddhist nun and musician, internationally renowned for bringing many Tibetan Buddhist chants and feast songs to mainstream audiences. Her musical career began in 1994 when U.S. guitarist Steve Tibbetts during a visit to Nepal met Ani Choying and listened to her chanting. He was immediately impressed with her singing talents and eventually managed to record it on a cassette recorder in a small shrine room. The result was a collaborative album Cho, which was released in 1997. Ani Choying has been involved in several humanitarian works. She has been recently appointed as the UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador to Nepal. She has come a long way from there and has today become a role model for women’s empowerment in Nepal as well as across Asia. live at https://www.facebook.com/thedeepeshshowhttps://www.youtube.com/thedeepeshshowhttp://www.twitter.com/thedeepeshshowPodcastswww.thedeepeshshow.com#AniChoyingDrolma #TheDeepeshShow #NepaliPodcast #aeglobal #liveinterview #Giftmandu

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ In the Light of the Miracle by Arthur Russell on Another Thought (Point Music) 7′47″ 00.00 by Dawn Scarfe on tuning of spheres (melange edition) 11′25″ I by Janice Giteck on Breathing Songs From a Turning Sky (mode music) 13′25″ Aerial View by Steve Tibbetts on Northern Song (ECM) 17′31″ Kecemasan by Tarawangsawelas on Wanci (Morphine Records) 25′21″ Kwaku's Thing by Anthony "Rebop" Kaku Baah on Anthony "Rebop" Kaku Baah (Everland Music) 34′00″ Shambala Signal by Harry Hosono and Yellow Magic Band on Paraiso (Sony) 37′52″ Ochre Rubric by Chuck Johnson on A Struggle, Not A thought (Strange Attractors Audio House) 41′51″ South by Nino Ferrer on Nino and Radiah (CBS) 46′49″ Long Road Ahead by Jim Ford on Harlan County (Sundown) 49′36″ Stoney by Jerry Jeff Walker on Bein' Free (Atco ) 57′03″ Redwood Tree by Van Morrison on Saint Dominic's Preview (Warner) Check out the full archives on the website.

Mountains are often symbolic for a higher state of being; early civilizations built tall structures or even structures on hills/mountains to be closer to their respective higher powers. Were they on to something? Either way, love and light, y'all! Playlist: Rocky Mountain High by The O’Neill Brothers Group Big Rock Candy Mountain by Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock Sugar Mountain by Neil Young Ain’t No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Mountain’s Shadow by Mutual Benefit A Bo Story: Ngakso by Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts; Mountains by Filippo Cocco; Om Pana Phem Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Blue Ridge Mountains by Fleet Foxes Black Man Singing in Echo Mountain by Daniel Bernard Roumain & Laurelyn Dossett Over the Mountain by Heather Masse Tiger Mountain Peasant Song by Fleet Foxes Mountains by Charlotte Day Wilson Misty Mountain Hop by Bruce Lash Mountain Sound by Of Monsters and Men Close to Fine by Indigo Girls Misty Mountain Hop by Sweet Little Band

Sonoramas pour le moment présent - par Lexis Marche #1 Notes de l’artiste pour une marche sonore optimale: Prenez vos meilleurs écouteurs et vos meilleures chaussures de marche; Empruntez des chemins différent, explorez des ruelles ou des endroits dans la nature dans lesquels vous ne marchez pas habituellement. Si vous tournez toujours à gauche, cette fois-ci, tournez à droite! Il s’agit d’une bonne façon de se mettre dans un état d’observation des petits moments parfois imperceptibles; Si possible, éteignez toutes les notifications de votre téléphone. Musiciens inclus:  K. Leimer, Angel Bat Dawid, Alex Smalley / Olan Mill, Clever Austin, Gimmik, Harold Budd, Jorge Alfano, Leandro Fresco / Rafael Anton Irisarri, Murlo, Norman Beede, Natureboy Flako, Pauline Anna Strom, Smith & Mighty, Steve Tibbetts, Susumu Yokota, Teebs, William Penn, Wally Badaron

Dr. Joseph A. Schwartz is an Associate Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His research interests include life-course/developmental criminology, behavior genetics, and biosocial criminology, with a particular emphasis on the combination of biological and environmental influences on the development of criminal behavior. He is a founding member and current executive officer of the Biosocial Criminology Association. His works appear in outlets spanning multiple disciplines including Criminology, Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency, Journal of Quantitative Criminology, Criminal Justice & Behavior, Journal of Youth & Adolescence, Social Science & Medicine, Journal of Adolescent Health, and Developmental Psychology. His research has also been featured in multiple media outlets including CNN, US News & World Report, NPR, Scientific American, and The Huffington Post. *After the recording of this episode Dr. Schwartz’s mentor and dear friend Steve Tibbetts, who he mentions in this episode, passed away. Dr. Steve Tibbetts was a professor at California State University at San Bernadino for 19 years and was recently hired as the chair of Radford University’s Criminal Justice Department. Dr. Tibbetts was an all-around great person and will be sorely missed.*

Documentary filmmaker Erin Lee Carr reflects on the loss of her father, the celebrated journalist David Carr. And Onalaska’s own Mark Proksch on his accidental path to stardom. Also, guitarist and composer Steve Tibbetts on how exploring the world influences his music.

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Steve Tibbetts, Paul Bley, Jon Hassell, Chick Corea

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Steve Tibbetts, Paul Bley, Jon Hassell, Chick Corea (prima parte)

a cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Steve Tibbetts, Paul Bley, Jon Hassell, Chick Corea (prima parte)

Solénoïde (18.02.2019) - De la Nouvelle-Zélande à la Biélorussie, de la Tanzanie à la Lituanie en passant par le Portugal, le Japon, l'Egypte, la Norvège ou la Grèce… notre équipage va vous convoyer à travers 11 pays afin d'y découvrir 11 personnalités musicales singulières et parfois hors normes. Alors, prêt pour une virée au royaume des musiques nomades et visuelles? Paré pour de nouveaux chocs esthétiques et émotionnels? Si tel est le cas, suivez ce plan de vol qui vous fera tester les plaisir insoupçonnées de transitions musicales hautement osées!

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Nicolas Masson, Steve Tibbetts, Marc Sinan/ Oguz Buyukberber, Nik Bartsch's Ronin.

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Nicolas Masson, Steve Tibbetts, Marc Sinan/ Oguz Buyukberber, Nik Bartsch’s Ronin. (seconda parte)

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Nicolas Masson, Steve Tibbetts, Marc Sinan/ Oguz Buyukberber, Nik Bartsch’s Ronin. (seconda parte)

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Skydive Trio, Arturo Stalteri, Ketil Bjornstad e Steve Tibbetts”.

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Skydive Trio, Arturo Stalteri, Ketil Bjornstad e Steve Tibbetts”. (seconda parte)

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Skydive Trio, Arturo Stalteri, Ketil Bjornstad e Steve Tibbetts”. (seconda parte)

In this episode, we celebrate the guitar and highlight some of our favorite guitarists. It’s not only through epic guitar solos and technical skill that make you a great guitarist, instead it’s about creating a mood and a feeling through your instrument. The guitarists featured in this episode have that skill and they really can pull some spellbinding guitar wizard tricks out of their hats.   John Berberian and the Rock East Ensemble – Middle-Eastern Rock (Verve Forecast, 1968) -The Oud and the Fuzz Myke Jackson – Alone (Yi-Yi Records, 1975) -In Search of a Home David Chalmers – Primevil Road (Same Old Label, 1976) -Houston Jeffery Liberman – s/t (Librah, 1976) -Phenaphen #3 Steve Tibbetts – s/t (Frammis, 1977) -The Secret Bernie Schwartz –The Wheel (Coburt, 1970) -Sunshine Woman

American atmospherica, featuring Fire Light - the new album from Darshan Ambient - along with classic sounds by Mark Isham, Steve Tibbetts and Aparis.

American atmospherica, featuring Fire Light - the new album from Darshan Ambient - along with classic sounds by Mark Isham, Steve Tibbetts and Aparis.

Manfred Eicher has a recurring nightmare where the Jazz Bastard does an episode devoted to his hugely influential label, ECM - or is the dream REAL?? Also, Pat really hates microtonality. Steve Tibbetts – SAFE JOURNEY; Mette Henriette – TRIO, ENSEMBLE; Mike and Joe Maineri – BLESSED; Edward Vesala - ODE TO THE DEATH OF JAZZ.

Sunday mornings in summer...put on some coffee even though the temps are already climbing. Sunday mornings in summer...are spent on the deck with the paper & the birds. Sunday mornings in summer...slow motion start to a slow motion day. This is the third in my unplanned Sunday morning music series.  I hadn't intended to more than one of these mixes but the first was so popular on Mixcloud that I couldn't resist doing more.  I was amazed at how many listens it got and to be honest, I liked that popularity, so I became a bit of a ratings whore & went back to that same well again. As with the others in this series, this mix is a collection of instrumentals, acoustic tunes, jazz & other oddballs.  I am happy to have squeezed in the tune, The Farther Away I Am, from Daryl Hall.  Yes that's Daryl Hall of Hall and Oates.  It's from a 1980 solo album he did that was produced by Robert Fripp, thereby assuring it would be a commercial bomb.  The album was kind hit & miss but I've always loved that song. Other favs in the mix are the ones by Sun Kil Moon & Keola Beamer and of course the Colin Meloy cover which I stole as the title for volume 3 in this series. I know the Beamer tune borders on new age.  But I think this cut doesn't go over the edge into new age crap.  It just has this nice breezy feel which perfect for sitting on the deck with the sun on your face. Enjoy. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Daniel Lanois - Steamdog 02:00    Sun Kil Moon - Sunshine in Chicago 04:30    Keola Beamer - `Imi Au Io `Oe 07:27    Colin Meloy - Every day is  Like Sunday(Morrissey cover) 10:40    Brian Eno - Silver Morning 12:50    Foreign Fields - From the Lake to the Land 15:20    Daryl Hall - The Farther Away I Am 17:40    Sigur Ros - varðeldur 23:25    Bill Nelson - Your Morning Blessing 26:05    Wolfgang Voigt - Fresko 1 29:05    Nora Jones - Good Morning 32:10    Uakti - Japura River(philip glass cover) 36:41    Steve Tibbetts - kili-ki drok 37:45    Jeff Pearce - With the Morning Light 42:20    Jan Garbarek - Ov zarmanali 45:00    Chet Baker - Early Morning Mood 52:20    Steve Tibbetts - Drawing Down the Moon 57:05    Sufjan Stevens - The Lord God Bird(live on NPR) 1:00:37    end

It still hasn't snowed on the east coast of the US. The temperature does dip below 30, but then there are days when it's over 50 degrees, and the sun is blaring into my studio, its warmth so strong I still haven’t turned on the heat. The trees have shed their withered leaves, but the earth is too warm for the flurries to stay. This latest mix from Dave Michuda is perfect for this morning. Titled Illusions of Autumn, the selector behind low light mixes takes you on an eclectic trip through Arve Henriksen, Daniel Lanois, Harold Budd, Steve Tibbetts, Maps and Diagrams and more... For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

These are songs that conjure up images of wind blown landscapes, tumbleweeds, sunbleached rocks, dusty roads and heat waves rising off the ground. Of course most of the music in this mix has an ambient/atmospheric feel. I remember the first time I heard Daniel Lanois' use of slide guitar on "Apollo - Atmospheres & Soundtracks", I hated it. I guess I thought of the slide guitar as too close to "country music" which I definitely hated. Well over the years I've come around on the slide guitar, I love it now. I'm still not a big country music fan, though I do have a ton of Johnny Cash recordings. I've come to appreciate the lonely, melancholy feel that can be expressed through twangy, dusty western music. Of course the ultimate in great ambient twang is Ry Cooder's "Paris, TX" soundtrack. That makes an appearance in this mix along with standbys like Lanois, Steve Roach & A Small Good Thing. I was happy to sneak in a piano tune, "Alice & twins" by Japancakes. It just sort of fit with the overall feel & then the slide guitar comes in to make it even more "dusty". Whether it's the twang of an acoustic guitar, the wail of a harmonica or the ethereal sound of a slide guitar, this mix will drop you off on an abandoned rail line in the middle of nowhere. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Earth - left in the desert 00:45    George Winston - Farewell 01:50    Ry Cooder - nothing out there 03:00    Chas Smith - an hour out of desert center 03:50    Bill Frisell - lonely man 04:52    p.g. six - 6 for wire, strung harp with slide with Steve Roach buried underneath 06:15    A Small Good Thing - drowning light 09:00    Daniel Lanois - Asylum 11:30    Steve Roach & Roger King - rain & creosote 15:30    Six Organs of Admittance - oak path 18:50    Balmorhea - Palestrina 20:10    Steve Tibbetts - kili-ki drok 21:10    Balmorhea - on the weight of the night 25:00    Esmerine - There Were No Footprints In The Dust Behind Them 27:35    Badgerlore - goodnight, sweet rabbits 29:20    Chronomad - aksak 33:50    Ennio Morricone - man with a harmonica 34:10    Japancakes - Alice & twins 37:50    Steve Roach - new moon at forbidden mesa 38:20    Loren Mazzacane Connors - lullaby (the 1st) 40:10    July Skies - branch line summers fade 41:45    end

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ Metamorphosing low-intensity low-g ambient mix compilation: various soundscape explorations with environmental and undetermined sounds sprinkled throughout. oetztal erweitert türsound from Kathrin Stumreich on Vimeo. our story thus far: Alex Reynolds - myc 00:04 - 02:07 the air turns bright and shiny X oscillator707 - purusha - rabirabi 00:03 - 02:37 glitch and twinkle rip Rose Knudsen - CICA1.2mix 02:25 - 05:24 the field trip begins Cinemafia - Difference 05:06 - 10:05 observation at a lesser than safe distance X AgentA - Woodshed 05:24 - 09:55 at the edge of the camp's perimeter Sound ^ Bridge - Rain On The Leaves 10:05 - 11:01 400 Lonely Things - Jupiter's Eyebrow 10:10 - 11:34 just a hint of the manifold electronic craft from "She Blinded Me With Silence" Biosphere - Hyperborea 11:14 - 16:48 Something rings true with the narrator recounting, "...in my vision..." Popular selection from "Substrata" Formatt - N-s trA 16:32 - 21:00 from a four track EP released on Stasisfield, "... a short set of stratified analog and digital textures, exploring the boundaries of both noise and silence ..." encomiast - reattach 20:56 - 25:11 minimal but rich with dark and light layers of slow attacks and long sustains David Sylvian / Holger Czukay - Plight (excerpt) 25:03 - 33:32 from the album "Plight (The Spiraling of Winter Ghosts) & Premonition (Giant Empty Iron Vessel)." Brian Eno / David Bowie - Moss Garden 33:30 - 38:28 This is one of the tracks Eno co-wrote with Bowie for the "Heroes" album. Bowie on the Koto. unknown artist - unknown title 38:27 - 42:14 pretty sure I got this from taping Echoes. Traditional folk from somewhere in East Asia? Steve Tibbetts - Going Somewhere 42:15 - 46:23 from one of my all time favorite instrumental albums "Safe Journey" Michael Chocholak - Underworld Transit 46:23 - 52:35 it's getting dark but it's too late to turn back now octorock - some new stuff track one 52:35 - 55:33 dancing with fireflies Lovecraft's Adjectives - Eden Fair 55:34 - 61:00 metamorphosing soundtrack for a mystery Blissscape - Ravenhair 61:00 - 62:56 piano music for jellyfish watching

Wide horizon dreamings from A Small Good Thing, Ashera, Steve Tibbetts and Stephan Micus.

Wide horizon dreamings from A Small Good Thing, Ashera, Steve Tibbetts and Stephan Micus.