Podcast appearances and mentions of ted hefko

Sneak peek at upcoming albums from North Mississippi Allstars, Cactus Blossoms, and Wild Rivers. New music from Gov't Mule, Ted Hefko, and a classic George Jones track. "#468 For people who have a twenty in their pocket" originated from Americana Music Show.

SMOKING IN STEELE BLUES FEST John Hammer returns to talk about this year’s festival lineup.  Music On The Couch is a proud media sponsor for this festival that supports The Special Olympics.   JEFF JENSEN – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC – WORLD PREMIER Jeff honors us with being the first media outlet to play the new album, Wisdom & Decay, which officially drops on Friday.  Can’t wait to share with you and to speak with Jeff…which always turns into something special.   TED HEFKO Out of New Orleans, Ted and his band, the Thousandaires, have recorded their fourth album, Gas Station Guru. I’ll sit with Ted and learn about his journey and his music and more while we listen to tunes.   J.J. VICARS J.J. has spent the last decade abroad and returns to release his sixth album, Irreverent Dissident.  Going to be a fun time chatting with J.J. and finding out about his time abroad and so much more.   JOYANN PARKER – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Joyann has released Hard To Love and we get to sit and chat with her about the new music, her last year and a half and the journey ahead for this special vocalist….  

Preston hates virtual reality - and normal reality. Mark has more recurring dreams and cheated in college while Preston didn't. Stupid poopy movie connetion trivia game. Music by Ted Hefko - "Next Train". Episode 4 of This Is Why We're Probably Single podcast with Mark Farmer and Preston Dauphin recorded at Farmer's Jam Studios in Central City, New Orleans, LA on December 7, 2016.

My guest for this episode is New Orleans jazz/blues artist Ted Hefko. Ted, along with his band the Thousandaires bring original stories to life with the spontaneity of jazz, the bare-bones sensibility of early folk, and the vibrancy of New Orleans.

Sam Lewis plays tracks from Waiting On You and talks about singing like Lee Dorsey, opening for Haggard and his “hotel sessions.” Also on this episode new badass rock ‘n roll from Ray Wylie Hubbard, a new country shuffle from Sarah Gayle Meech, old-time music from Spuyten Duyvil, blues from Pops Staples, blues rock from Ted Hefko, western swing from Asleep At The Wheel and Elizabeth Cook, bluegrass from the Band of Ruhks, and blues rock from Steve Earle & The Dukes. "Ep239 Sam Lewis does that country Lee Dorsey thing" originated from Americana Music Show.

BJ Barham plays American Aquarium’s Wolves, talks about their fan base, winning the Hardest Working Band award, and toasts the Old North State. Also on this episode, rock & roll from Ryan Bingham, swamp rock from JeConte, swing era jazz from Eilen Jewell, western swing from Asleep At The Wheel and Pokey LaFarge, blues from Rhiannon Giddens, blues from Ted Hefko and the Thousandaires, 70’s throwback from Jackie Stahl And The White Russians, and roots rock from 6 String Drag. "Ep236 American Aquarium gets hungry like a wolf" originated from Americana Music Show.

Anne McCue plays tracks from Blue Sky Thinkin’ and talks the sounds of Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt and swing era music. Also on this episode, haunting soul from Rhiannon Giddens, New Orleans blues from Ted Hefko and the Thousandaires, roots rock from 6 String Drag, swamp rock from JeConte, country rock from Ryan Bingham, pub rock from The Beltways, country from DonPedigo, and country from Eilen Jewell. "Ep235 Anne McCue plays that Charlie Christian / Django Reinhardt guitar" originated from Americana Music Show.