Podcasts about sweet alibi

I talk 'bout an overnight trip to Gimli, checking out Lorraine James in The Mousetrap, and Sweet Alibi at The Ship & Plough. www.linktr.ee/themanitobamoneyshotpodcast www.patreon.com/ronaldgeorgemoore

Join us on Episode 639 of Folk Roots Radio for another hour of great new releases that sound just so good together. This time around we check out new music from Noah Reid, Jenny Colquitt, Alison Moorer, Ian Lake, Wolf & Clover, Big Little Lions, Lunar Bloom, Kellie Loder, Sweet Alibi, Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder, Dodi Kallick, David Olney, Kim Beggs, The Slocan Ramblers and Kyle McKearney & Don Amero. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income at a time when it is becoming much more difficult to make a living as a musician. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-639-were-all-about-the-music-deeply-connected-edition/

Guest Bios: Murray Pulver began his career as a member of the award winning bands Crash Test Dummies and Doc Walker. Doc Walker won Group of the Year from the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) four times and garnered numerous number one videos, top five singles, and rave reviews. The Crash Test Dummies album “A Worm's Life” achieved platinum certification less than one month after its release date, and from there Murray toured around the world with the band, playing shows with Alanis Morissette, No Doubt, and Ashley McIsaac, to name a few.  Besides being a multi-award-winning musician however, Murray has long been sought out for his talents as producer for his musical depth and renowned ability to highlight what's best for each song. His accolades include: 2009 CCMA Producer of the Year; 2 WCMA's for Producer of the Year; and Canadian Folk Producer of the Year. In 2013 Murray produced The Bros. Landreth's critically acclaimed album “Let It Lie,” which won a Juno for Roots & Traditional Album of the Year. Murray has also completed projects for Sierra Noble, Don Amero, Sweet Alibi and Alana Levandoski. Visit: https://www.murraypulver.com   Paul Yee is the owner and head engineer at Stereobus Recording in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Paul has a keen ear honed over decades of recording.   He prides himself in building relationships with clients to best serve the music and capture your sound.    A musician first, Paul has toured extensively on bass, guitar, drums and percussion. Paired with experience writing, producing and recording,  the well rounded background brings an understanding and genuine approach to the work. Paul's arsenal of skills inform every aspect of production. Whether putting together songs & demos at the initial project phases, or engineering and playing on sessions, overdubs, and mixing, at Stereobus we believe in good music. Visit: https://www.stereobusrecording.com

This week we are excited to welcome Jadea Kelly to The Road The Stage! Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels have been listening to Jadea's new record Roses (OUT NOW) and it's pretty fantastic, so give it a spin! Jadea zoomed in from Los Angeles to talk about her first album in several years, her role as Kezia on the groundbreaking Protest The Hero record, touring with Sweet Alibi, spearheading Canada Covers Tom Petty, amazing stained-glass art, finding love on death row, and lots more. Plus, Patrick steps up to the plate with a question he's wanted to ask Jadea for almost 15 years. Will he strike out like he has before on The Road The Stage? Follow Jadea Kelly and listen to Roses. Tell someone you know about the dangers of not listening to or watching The Road The Stage. 1 in 5 males is currently living without the enlightenment of new music and new stories from some extreme talent across the country. Send the The Road The Stage to someone you care about today, and subscribe to the Communal Creative Studios YouTube channel. Recorded and produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, Alberta.

Amber Nielsen, of band Sweet Alibi joins the DTP to take us behind the bands new album 'Make A Scene'!    This is the band's fourth studio album and is filled with hooky guitar lines, layered beats, and the soulful three-part harmonies and folk-roots-pop style!   We also discuss crafting the music video for recent single 'Slow Down', returning to the road in fall of 2021, learning to go with the flow, & more!    Connect with Sweet Alibi ----- Website:   Spotify:   Apple   Tidal:   YouTube:   Facebook:   IG: ?  Twitter:   —--

Welcome to The Road The Stage and our latest episode with Jess Rae Ayre of Manitoba's Sweet Alibi, who are dropping their new record Make A Scene THIS WEEK. It's a great record and you're going to LOVE IT, especially after this chat between Jess and Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels - who get to learn all about the process leading up to the album release, produced by “The Matt's” AKA Deadmen, from Royal Canoe. We also talk thrift store shopping, the local DIY Jeans Off House Concerts, exactly how Old-Fashioned must an Old-Fashioned be, and lots more. Check out Sweet Alibi HERE Jess Rae Ayre HERE Watch The Road The Stage episodes at the Communal Creative Studios YouTube channel or forever drink White Russians. Recorded and produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, Alberta.

les - in the spirit of the first truth and reconciliation day and folk clubs resume live showsPlaylist: Della Mae - ride awayGrant Kennedy - wait for meSteel & Timber - slow downQueen Esther - this yearning thingRookin - o sweet georgiamike plume - summers round here (don't last forever)Sweet Alibi - moving to the countryDave McCann - bridgesTim Williams - anywhere c/o the bluesjohnny cash - drumsWillie Dunn - charlieArchie Roach - took the children awayrichard poulette - forgivenesscindy paul - he can fancy dance (alternate mix)paint the town red - re-educatejohn wort hannam - man of godJayli Wolf - child of the governmenteastern owl - babyTom Jackson - lost soulsJohn Trudell - blue indiansLeanne Betasamosake Simpson - i pity the countryThe Halluci Nation - before (feat Joseph Boyden)Brian Buchanan - the water is wide

On this episode we have some 'hidden gems'! Songs and artists that you may or may not have heard of but are totally worth becoming fans of! You will hear music and the stories of Gabe Lee, Tessy Lou Williams, Elliot Brood, Steve Poltz, Emily Scott Robinson, Allison Russel, Sweet Alibi and Yola.  Thanks for listening!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thecountrymusic)

Doc welcomes Volbeat guitarist, Rob Caggiano, to the show and they talk about how Rob got his start in New York with nu metal band, Boiler Room, why the band breaking up made him focus on producing records, how he hustled to get the gig in Anthrax, his unceremonious exit from Anthrax, which led him to form and thrive with the production team, Scrap 60, rejoining Anthrax and helping develop the Worship Music album, how The Damned Things supergroup came together, eventually leaving Anthrax for good, producing and then almost immediately joining Volbeat, and the two wax philosophical on how songwriting and production have evolved throughout the years. This episode features the songs "Equilibrium" by The Human Extinction, "Sweet Alibi" by Classic Case, and "Room 24" by Volbeat featuring King Diamond. Follow Jerry on Instagram and Twitter @RobCaggiano Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's sponsor The Human Extinction at https://thehumanextinction.bandcamp.com/ Please support this episode's other sponsor Good Company with Scott Bowling at https://www.youtube.com/user/scottbowling1580 Please also support our new sponsor at HelloFresh. Go to HelloFresh.com/exman10 and use code exman10 for 10 free meals, including free shipping. Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the Home Routes Podcast, we converse with Amber Rose & Richard Inman! Amber Rose is a singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is a founding member of Winnipeg group Sweet Alibi. Richard Inman is quickly becoming a staple of Winnipeg’s folk and country scene. with a rich baritone voice and delicate musical touch, […] The post Amber Rose & Richard Inman appeared first on Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous - Canada's Premier House Concert Network.

Vandaag met veel nieuwe muziek van o.a. Beechwood, Sweet Alibi, Ry Cooder, The Brandos, Dan Bern en Langhorne Slim.

In de uitzending aandacht voor de overleden Denise LaSalle en Terry Evans maar ook Sweet Alibi, Glen Hansard en Mary Gauthier komen voorbij.

Muziek van Gerry Rafferty, Bobby Charles, Steely Dan, Kris Kristofferson, Sweet Alibi, Fred Wickham en Matthew Ryan.

Muziek van Gerry Rafferty, Bobby Charles, Steely Dan, Kris Kristofferson, Sweet Alibi, Fred Wickham en Matthew Ryan.

Breakout West and the Western Canadian Music Awards are in town, and although we take great pride in celebrating Music from the region all of the time, today is an especially good reason to show our love with 100% Western Canadian music! And to do that, we’ve got some extra special guests. The festival brought a lot of great artists to town, but two that I was especially excited to see are Joe Nolan and Chloe Albert, both big talents early into promising careers. Both were kind enough to drop by to chat and play for us on the show!

Breakout West and the Western Canadian Music Awards are in town, and although we take great pride in celebrating Music from the region all of the time, today is an especially good reason to show our love with 100% Western Canadian music! And to do that, we’ve got some extra special guests. The festival brought a lot of great artists to town, but two that I was especially excited to see are Joe Nolan and Chloe Albert, both big talents early into promising careers. Both were kind enough to drop by to chat and play for us on the show!

Breakout West and the Western Canadian Music Awards are in town, and although we take great pride in celebrating Music from the region all of the time, today is an especially good reason to show our love with 100% Western Canadian music! And to do that, we’ve got some extra special guests. The festival brought a lot of great artists to town, but two that I was especially excited to see are Joe Nolan and Chloe Albert, both big talents early into promising careers. Both were kind enough to drop by to chat and play for us on the show!

Breakout West and the Western Canadian Music Awards are in town, and although we take great pride in celebrating Music from the region all of the time, today is an especially good reason to show our love with 100% Western Canadian music! And to do that, we’ve got some extra special guests. The festival brought a lot of great artists to town, but two that I was especially excited to see are Joe Nolan and Chloe Albert, both big talents early into promising careers. Both were kind enough to drop by to chat and play for us on the show!

This past week, the amazing Martyn Joseph spent a bunch of time in town, and it was wonderful. He made some time to stop by the station to chat and play some songs for today’s show! As if that weren’t enough, we’ve got more new music, a Trout Forest Music Festival preview, and a look ahead to another upcoming house concert that promises to be equally amazing!

This past week, the amazing Martyn Joseph spent a bunch of time in town, and it was wonderful. He made some time to stop by the station to chat and play some songs for today’s show! As if that weren’t enough, we’ve got more new music, a Trout Forest Music Festival preview, and a look ahead to another upcoming house concert that promises to be equally amazing!

Show reviews & previews aplenty, including Juno madness, Ridley Bent, Sweet Alibi, Matt Epp, and more, along with an unreleased gem from our namesake, Mike Plume!

Show reviews & previews aplenty, including Juno madness, Ridley Bent, Sweet Alibi, Matt Epp, and more, along with an unreleased gem from our namesake, Mike Plume!

At last we’re joined by Grant Davidson, who’s now going as Slow Leaves, and is building quite a buzz for his new EP and sound. Today he stopped by to chat about the project and play some of his terrific songs. We’ve also got more great new music to share.

At last we’re joined by Grant Davidson, who’s now going as Slow Leaves, and is building quite a buzz for his new EP and sound. Today he stopped by to chat about the project and play some of his terrific songs. We’ve also got more great new music to share.