Podcast appearances and mentions of Teddy Thompson

Americana, Roots,Country, Folk and Acoustic music. New and classic tracks.A MUSICAL FAMILIES SPECIAL.Included are Steve Earle, Teddy Thompson, Johnny Cash and Rosanne Cash

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Jon Langford & The Bright Shiners : Discarded from the CD Where It Really Starts (Tiny Global)3. Flo Perlin : Feels Like Yesterday from the CD Clay (ECN)4. The Wilderness Yet : Cocks Are Crowing from the CD Westlin Winds (Scribe)5. Bowker & Morse : Whose Hands Are These from the DL EP Bowker & Morse (Bowker & Morse)6. Seckou Keita : Ni Mala Beugue from the CD Homeland (Hudson)7. Ahmed Moneka : Treed Trooh from the CD Kanzafula (Lulaworld)8. Teddy Thompson sings Linda Thompson : Those Damn Roches from the CD Proxy Music (Storysound)9. Richard Thompson : Singapore Sadie from the CD Ship To Shore (New West)10. Eliza Carthy sings Linda Thompson : That's The Way The Polka Goes from the CD Proxy Music (Storysound)11. Dylan Fowler : Joy from the CD Ebb & Flow (Acoustic Music/ Galileo)12. Laura Jane Wilkie : Mermaid from the CD Vent (Hudson)13. Conor Caldwell & Ryan Molloy : Bonnie Kate from the DL Oh, Listen To The Band! (Caldwell & Molloy)14. Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer with Chao Tian : Nan Ni Wan from the CD From China To Appalachia (Community Music)15. Peni Candra Rini : Jenang Gula from the CD Wulansih (New Amsterdam)16. Paul Armfield : Oak Tree from the CD Trees (Paul Armfield)17. Holly Blackshaw : Blue Mountain from the DL single (Holly Blackshaw)18. Alden & Patterson : Safe Travels from the DL single (Alden & Patterson)19. Phønix : Nådelands Ø from the CD Nådelands Ø (GO Danish Folk Music)20. Maré : Tau, Tau, Tau from the CD Maré (Sons Vadios)21. Robb Johnson : More Than Enough from the CD Pennypot Lane (Irregular)22. Brooks Williams & Aaron Catlow : Sweet Greens & Blues from the CD Greens & Blues (Red Guitar Blue Music)23. Rory McLeod : I've Moored Everywhere from the CD Tow Lines (Talkative)24. Grupo Polo Montañez : La Suegra from the CD Joyas Del Guajiro (Lusafrica)25. Atse Tewodros Project : Set Nat from the CD Maqeda (Galileo MC)26. Naragonia : Calimero – Live from the CD 20th Anniversary Concert (Trad)27. Alicia Svigals : Levitt Bulgar from the CD Fidl Afire (Borscht Beat)28. Alula Down : Nailmaker's Lament from the DL Here I Am Where I Must Be (Alula Down)29. Too Sad For The Public feat. Ana Egge : Shake Sugaree from the CD Vol 2 - Yet And Still (Storysound)30. Africa Negra : Lourença from the CD Antologia Vol 2 (Bongo Joe)You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.comPodwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud.Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Folk hero Richard Thompson joins Sodajerker to discuss the artistic process behind his excellent new record Ship to Shore. In this in-depth conversation, the guitar slinging virtuoso talks about making efficient creative decisions, reliving the old songs on stage, and sharing his musical knowledge through his songwriting camp.

I say a fond farewell to French pop star Françoise Hardy, who died this week at age 80. She was such a beautiful woman and was one of the main cover girls in Europe in the early 1960s. It's also Bloomsday on Sunday, so I've added a couple of Joycean references. Also featured new music from the July issue of Songlines magazine, and there were a load of new releases from all over the world on top of that. I added as many as possible! Also concert previews (Teddy Thompson on Sunday at The Rogue Folk Club, Missy Raines on Monday at the Anza Club, plus festival previews and a few tracks from Shooglenifty, too.) Oh, and a couple of tunes from Cape Breton fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, who performs in Coquitlam today at Scotfest.

Paying respect to Scottish singer Rod Paterson (Easy Club, Ceolbeg, etc.) who passed away this week. He had such a wonderful, rich, deep voice! Lots of new releases from across Canada and beyond, and a few concert previews: Teddy Thompson (in town next Sunday 16th at The Rogue), Missy Raines (Anza Club the following night), Shooglenifty (at The Rogue on July 18th), Molly Tuttle (Hollywood Theatre, August 1st)

Concert and festival previews, new releases, and a celebration of music from all around the world. It's the essence of what I've been presenting on this show for the past 39 years! This weekend there are concerts with Stephen Fearing and Deanna Knight, and next month Teddy Thompson makes his Rogue Folk debut. July sees the return of Scots favourites Shooglenifty on the eve of the Vancouver Folk Music Festival. Who says Vancouver is "No Fun City"?

Greetings from the Canadian Folk Music Awards in snowy St. John's Newfoundland! This week's show features a host of NL musicians, plus nominees and showcase artists from the Awards week. Plenty of new releases and teasers of forthcoming new albums as well. Concert previews for Oumou Sangare (April 7 at The Chan), Rhiannon Giddens (April 15 at The Chan), and Holly Near, Ryan McMahon, Jeff Plankenhorn, Martyn Joseph, Steve Dawson, Hornby Blues, Adrian Glyn, Jim Byrnes, The Sojourners, Kristina Olson, Cassie & Maggie, and Teddy Thompson (all coming to The Rogue in the next few weeks.)

Bill DeMain has been making his mark in the music world for over thirty years. As one half of the pop duo Swan Dive, he has released ten acclaimed albums with his singing partner Molly Felder, enjoying several Top 5 singles and tours of Japan, Thailand and Korea. He's also written songs for and with many other artists, including Curtis Stigers, Marshall Crenshaw, Teddy Thompson & Kelly Jones, David Mead, Bleu, Kim Richey and Jill Sobule. His songs have appeared on TV shows like Sons of Anarchy, Private Practice and The L Word, and in commercials for Laneige Cosmetics, Unicef and Sky Mobile.DeMain is also a much-published music journalist, who's written for MOJO, Uncut, Entertainment Weekly and Classic Rock. He has written five books, including 2017's Amazon best-seller Sgt. Pepper At 50, and two of collections of interviews with noted songwriters such as David Bowie, Stevie Nicks, Dolly Parton, Barry Gibb, Kate Bush and Smokey Robinson. In addition, he is the owner of the music history walking tour Walkin' Nashville, a radio correspondent for BBC Glasgow and a cartoonist whose work has been published by Reader's Digest and Funny Times.https://www.facebook.com/p/Swan-Dive-100063301053463/https://www.instagram.com/bdmcartoonshttps://www.walkinnashville.com/Host - Trey MitchellIG - treymitchellphotographyIG - feeding_the_senses_unsensoredFB - facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074368084848Sponsorship Information  -  ftsunashville@gmail.comTheme Song - The Wanshttps://www.thewansmusic.com/https://www.facebook.com/thewansmusic/https://www.instagram.com/thewans/?hl=en

This episode was recorded on October 15th, 2023 at the WVU Canady Creative Arts Center in Morgantown, WV. The lineup includes Vince Herman Band, Roy Book Binder, Teddy Thompson & Jenni Muldaur, Kat Wright, and Larry & Joe. https://bit.ly/46I8v8s

After he “couldn't get arrested” in the 80s, post-grunge opened a window through which a then 30-year old Ron Sexsmith could climb. With his sincere, low-key ballads and simple songs straight from the heart, as was his 1995 self-titled debut. Produced by legend Mitchell Froom, it was a stripped back affair but also with the signature sounds of Froom and his engineer collaborator Tchad Blake (favourites of the crew here at The Art of Longevity). Those songs came as an antidote to the loudness of grunge and the hubris of Britpop. Sexsmith was a pioneer of a style that paved the way for a wave of troubadours including Teddy Thompson, Josh Ritter, Rufus Wainwright and many more. Of all places he was signed to Interscope - then one of the world's biggest major labels. “They didn't really know what to do with me. They called me a ‘cred artist'. Someone who had good good reviews and they could point to and say - 'we're not just pop' - so they could attract other real artists.”“I coasted on that for a while, but then around my third album (Whereabouts, 1999) I saw that it didn't mean anything to them any more. To have an artist that was just good to have around”. And so that early run came to an inevitable end as Ron was slammed into the wall of the ‘dropped artist'. By then though, he was into stride as a songwriter. No longer an apprentice to those amazing producers he has worked with, he was on his way to mastering the craft. Indeed, these days he describes himself as more of a problem solver than a songwriter. This songcraft is what connects Sexsmith to the greats. When I mention to him that Spotify pays him a compliment when its continuously play/radio function will follow one of his songs with Nick Lowe, Nick Drake or some other legend, his response is modest yet enlightening. “Well I didn't know that but one of the nicest things anyone ever said about me was what Randy Newman told Mitchell (Froom) that “I like Ron because he does the work”. And I thought, yeah that's true, I do do the work. That's what I try to do and for the most part. There's not a song I could play you where I'd think the song is terrible”.That's because none of them are. May I strongly suggest you sit back and enjoy the fruits of Ron Sexsmith's labour.Support the showGet more related content at: https://www.songsommelier.com/

Another morning of covers, from country to soul and a little bit of rhythm and roll in store. This week's show celebrates the songwriters and performers who found themselves honored with tributes and covers that honor the sense of a piece. We'll hear covers of Tom T. Hall, Arthur Alexander, Robert Hunter, Derek Martin, Hank Snow and JJ Cale in the show today. The idea is to find a cover worth noting and put it up alongside the original. Just over a dozen songs to pick from in our two hours this morning featuring covers by Shannon McNally, Charley Crockett, Amy Black and Teddy Thompson. Join Dave Stroud for another episode from those dusty digital bins and turn up the volume for straight interpretations and a few wild takes in another covers show on a Friday morning from the KOWS studio in downtown Santa Rosa, California. 

I Feel by Teddy Thompson and Any Dream Will Do by Jason Donovan

Lang Lang joins Nikki Bedi and Danny Wallace. The internationally renowned pianist has sold millions of albums and performed around the world. He started playing the piano age three and to follow his dreams his family made significant sacrifices. Lang Lang talks about his path to success, and why he wants to encourage others to perform. You can watch Lang Lang on The Piano, Channel 4 and his Disney Book album is out now. Until recently, Zainab Alema was working as a neonatal nurse. However, in 2021, she decided to follow her dream of becoming the first black Muslim woman to play rugby for England. Since then, she's been committing to her life on the pitch whilst balancing the raising of three young children at the same time. Francis Bourgeois aka The Train Guy began making videos on trainspotting in early 2021 and quickly became an internet sensation. Since then he has achieved cult status, and millions of followers, championing unadulterated joy and the importance of embracing your passions. You can read about his adventures in The Trainspotter's Notebook. George Webster shares his Inheritance Tracks: I Feel by Teddy Thompson and Any Dream Will Do from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Iszi Lawrence is a comedian with a fascination for history, You can hear her on Radio 4's Your Place or Mine alongside Shaun Keaveny, and she writes children's historical adventures - the latest books are The Time Machine Next Door: Explorers and Milkshakes and The Time Machine Next Door: Scientists and Stripy Socks. Producer Claire Bartleet

Maori Language week..... Willie Nelson doing Crying Time which was a song i heard at every party growing up.... Mark Lanergan , Bonnie Raitt and Teddy Thompson. Tena koutu katoa!

We continue our deep dive into the eTown archives, with more great moments from our treasure trove of musical and conversational gems. This week, we'll hear from Teddy Thompson, Suzanne Vega, Mohammed Alidu & The Bizung Family, Cyndi Lauper, and more! Plus, we'll revisit our conversation with a 2011 eChievement Award winner from Denver, Colorado!

When British band Scritti Politti originally got together at Leeds Polytechnic in 1977, they were a punk-inspired collective of art students and squatters with a penchant towards Marxism. In the early 1980s leader Green Gartside scrapped all that and pivoted the band to a pop/soul sound that paid homage to American artists Michael Jackson and Aretha Franklin among others. This week we're joined by Aylesbury, UK resident Paul Marfleet as we dig into their smash sophomore album 'Cupid & Psyche 85'   Songs featured in this episode: God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols; Some Like It Hot - Power Station; Notorious - Duran Duran; Heads Will Roll - Echo & The Bunnymen; Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart - Mark Almond; Capital (It Fails Us Now) - Gang Of Four; Rent - Pet Shop Boys; Bibbly-O-Tek, Skank Bloc Bologna - Scritti Politti; Confusion - New Order; Poison Arrow - ABC; The Sweetest Girl - Scritti Politti; Dedicated Follower Of Fashion - The Kinks; The Word Girl, Small Talk - Scritti Politti; Careless Whisper - George Michael; Absolute, A Little Knowledge - Scritti Politti; We Can Work It Out - Chaka Khan; Union Of The Snake - Duran Duran; Don't Work That Hard, Perfect Way - Scritti Politti; Perfect Way - Miles Davis; Oh Patti (Don't Feel Sorry For Loverboy) - Scritti Politti; Human Nature - Michael Jackson; Lover To Fall, Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin) - Scritti Politti; I Say A Little Prayer - Aretha Franklin; Hello It's Me - Todd Rundgren; Right - David Bowie; Hypnotize - Scritti Politti; The Message - Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five; The Whisper Of Your Mind - The Lilac Time; Way To Blue - Lisa Hannigan, Teddy Thompson, Green Gartside (from the concert film 'The Songs of Nick Drake: Way To Blue)

Show #500 Summer Dean - Blue Jean Country Queen  (Bad Romantic) Tim Easton - You Don't Really Know Me   (You Don't Really Know Me) Tom T. Hall - A Week In A Country Jail James McMurtry - Canola Fields  (The Horses and the Hounds) (mic break) Dori Freeman - Almost Home (Ten Thousand Roses)   The Furious Seasons - Is This Happening  (Home All Day, Home All Night) Nanci Griffith - Banks of the Pontchartrain (The Last of the True Believers) Craig Cardiff - All This Time Running (All This Time Running) Sierra Ferrell - In Dreams  (Long Time Coming) (mic break) The Everly Brothers - Somebody Nobody Knows  (Pass The Chicken & Listen) Sturgill Simpson - One In the Saddle, One On the Ground  (The Ballad of Dood and Juanita) Watchhouse - Upside Down (Watchhouse) Shinyribs - Working Woman (Late Night TV Gold) Malcolm Holcombe - Money Train  (Tricks of the Trade) (mic break) Teddy Thompson and Jenni Muldaur - It's So Sweet (Teddy & Jenni do George & Tammy) Bobby Bare - That's How I Got to Memphis 

Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot interview singer, songwriter and guitarist Richard Thompson this week. They discuss his memoir Beeswing, his time in Fairport Convention and how the iconic folk rock band stood out in a sea of blues and traditional rock bands. The hosts also review new albums by Naked Raygun and Amythyst Kiah. Take our Survey: https://bit.ly/3i4BWdinsn Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lURecord a Voice Memo: https://bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Featured Songs:Richard Thompson, "1952 Vincent Black Lightning," Rumor and Sigh, Capitol, 1991Naked Raygun, "Broken Things," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Naked Raygun, "Living in the Good Times," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Naked Raygun, "Suicide Bomb," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Naked Raygun, "Black and Grey," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Naked Raygun, "Soul Hole Baby," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Naked Raygun, "Farewell to Arms," Over The Overlords, Wax Trax, 2021Amythyst Kiah, "Fancy Drones (Fracture Me)," Wary + Strange, Rounder, 2021Amythyst Kiah, "Black Myself," Wary + Strange, Rounder, 2021Amythyst Kiah, "Ballad Lost," Wary + Strange, Rounder, 2021Amythyst Kiah, "Tender Organs," Wary + Strange, Rounder, 2021Amythyst Kiah, "Soapbox," Wary + Strange, Rounder, 2021Richard Thompson, "Beeswing," Mirror Blue, Capitol, 1994Fairport Convention, "Who Knows Where the Time Goes," Unhalfbricking, Island, 1969Fairport Convention, "Sir Patrick Spens," Liege & Lief, Island, 1969Fairport Convention, "Matty Groves," Liege & Lief, Island, 1969Fairport Convention, "Autopsy," Unhalfbricking, Island, 1969Fairport Convention, "A Sailor's Life," Unhalfbricking, Island, 1969Fairport Convention, "Crazy Man Michael," Liege & Lief, Island, 1969Richard and Linda Thompson, "Wall of Death," Shoot Out the Lights, Hannibal, 1982Richard and Linda Thompson, "Don't Renege On Our Love," Shoot Out the Lights, Hannibal, 1982Richard Thompson, "The Big Love Scene," Serpent's Tears, Beeswing, 2021Richard Thompson and Teddy Thompson, "Persuasion," Action Packed - The Best of the Capitol Years, Capitol, 2001Yola, "Stand For Myself," Stand For Myself, Easy Eye Sound, 2021

El poder de la melodía, de los grandes creadores de canciones que te atrapan desde los primeros compases y te alegran el día. Power pop. Canciones de amor, de pérdida con esperanza. Versiones. Rescates de algunas que quedaron en el olvido o pasaron inadvertidas. Nombres muy grandes. Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Carlene Carter, Marshall Crenshaw, Bangles, Jules Shear. Josh Rouse,Teddy Thompson... Y nuevas generaciones: Snail, The Beatphonics… Feliz primer día de invierno. DISCO 1 LOS STRAITJACKETS Game Of Thrones (1) DISCO 2 THE BEATPHONICS I Can Do With Anybody Else (10) DISCO 3 BANGLES If She Knew What She Wants (7) DISCO 4 JULES SHEAR Steady (Cara 1 Corte 3) DISCO 5 EELS The Gentle Souls (7) DISCO 6 JOE PERNICE I Go To Pieces (3) DISCO 7 SNAIL MAIL Pristine (2) DISCO 8 NICK LOWE N (Cara Corte ) DISCO 9 CARLENE CARTER Love is a Four Letter Verb (Cara 1 Corte 2) DISCO 10 MARSHALL CRENSHAW Cruel to Be Kind (LABOUR OF LOVE - 9) DISCO 11 ELVIS COSTELLO & The Attractions Watch Your Step (Cara 1 Corte último) DISCO 12 JOSH ROUSE Love Vibration (2) DISCO 13 KACEY MUSGRAVES Lonely Weekend (2) DISCO 14 THE SILVER SEAS Catch Yer Own Train (16) DISCO 15 KYLE DAVIS Waiting For You (6) DISCO 16 ANDREW GOLD Can Anybody see You (19) Escuchar audio

In which we look at rock and roll street names, wonder if Wikipedia is wrecking our memories, remember times we were photographed with pop stars (Snoop Dogg, Springsteen, the Polyphonic Spree!), see a Teddy Thompson 'showcase', talk about favourite characters in the Wire (Prop Joe!) and Mad Men, ask if there's ever been a 'bonus track' worth having and reel off some winners of the annual Oddest Book Title - eg John W Trimmer's 'How To Avoid Huge Ships' and 'Highlights in The History of Concrete'. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jim’s played with JJ Cale, Al Anderson, Gillian Welch/David Rawlings, Peter Rowan, Martha Wainwright, Bright Eyes, Teddy Thompson, and Burning Spear to name a few, has earned two Gold records, and has written music for national ads for National Grid, Volkswagen, SBC, Michelin and Jack Daniel’s... One of the most disciplined players I’ve ever met, Jim practices daily - usually arising at 4.30am to do so. Jim is a unique and creative player who crushes it on his 1959 Telecaster. He actually saw Roy Buchanan in concert, close to 20 times, and shares what he learned from Roy. There’s a reason why Jim has TWO signature guitars with two different companies... Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ 

Darren talks with Longwave's Steve Schiltz about his band Longwave, Van Halen, and of course, David Lee Roth! Steve talks about how Eddie's guitar playing was his entry to Van Halen, Dave, and Steve Vai and Jason Becker's catalogs, and how it informed and inspired how own work. Plus, the time Steve and James Iha (Smashing Pumpkins) were incredulous when a younger travel companion hadn't heard of, and subsequently did not get, the greatness of "Hot For Teacher." And Darren tells Steve about the Japanese import of the Spanish-language version of Eat 'Em And Smile, Sonrisa Salvaje (yes, you read that right). *** Steve Schiltz co-founded Longwave in 1999, and by 2002 the band was signed with RCA Records. Longwave's sophomore album, The Strangest Things, helmed by Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridmann, brought the band's music to the masses, and international tours with The Strokes, Bloc Party, OK Go and many more followed. Longwave went on an unofficial hiatus in 2009, after releasing Secrets Are Sinister. After years of collaboration, Schiltz wrote, recorded, mixed and produced Tonight Is The Ghost by himself — the first set of songs from the project that would become Hurricane Bells. The album quickly garnered kind words from critics and a following of fans. Steve's music has been featured on the soundtrack to The Twilight Saga: New Moon, alongside Death Cab For Cutie, The Killers and more. Hurricane Bells released an EP in 2010 and a second album, Tides And Tales, the following year. Another EP, There's Nothing Precious in the Past, was also completed. The band toured the States and played to crowds in Japan and India.  Steve has toured with the likes of Albert Hammond Jr., The Pierces, Teddy Thompson and James Iha. His playing and writing can be heard on Blue October's 2018 hit album I Hope You're Happy (for which he co-wrote the title song), as well as UK hits by Birdy and Gavin James, and James Bay's international 2019 hit “Bad”. He's also his own boutique studio, composing music for documentary films and ads for multiple national brands and companies. In 2019, Longwave reunited and released “If We Ever Live Forever”, followed by “Live At Bowery Ballroom” in 2020. New records by Blue October, Harvard Of The South, and the Japan-only “There's Nothing Precious In The Past” are all slated for release in 2020. For more on Steve Schiltz and his music visit SteveSchiltz.com and be sure to check out Darren's work at Paltrowitz.com      

Thomas Verbogt hoor je op maandagavond vanaf 21.00 uur bij 40UP Radio met My Generation. De muziek komt van o.a. Gregg Almann, Ron Sexsmith, Shelby Lynne en Teddy Thompson.

“Better command of my voice”: Singer/songwriter Teddy Thompson discusses and shares songs from his new album Heartbreaker Please, provides a suggested cocktail pairing, and recalls a life-changing concert with his grandmother. The post Ep 79 Musician Teddy Thompson appeared first on Midlife Mixtape .

Throwing Muses álbum "Sun Racket": - "Dark Blue" - "Bywater" - "Maria Laguna" - "Bo Diddley Bridge" - "Milk At McDonald's" - "Upstairs Dan" - "Kay Catherine" - "She's" Teddy Thompson álbum "Heartbreaker Please" : - "Why Wait" - "At A Light" - "Heartbreaker Please" - "What Now" - "No Idea" - "Record Player" - "Take Me Away" - "It's Not Easy" Escuchar audio

Featuring Ryan Fisherman, Jenny Mitchell, Paul Bosauder, Teddy Thompson,and Christian Sedelmeyer New music with a touch of Americana and world flavour

Met ditmaal: Teddy Thompson, The Sonic Dawn, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Lilly Hiatt, Jade Hairpins, Fake Names, Gary Olson, Damien

Ici Le Havre, et on ne rigole, enfin si un peu quand même avec les Celeritas qui nous reviennent avec un troisième album repoussant toujours plus loin la notion de vitesse.Et puis comme l’Angleterre, bah c’est en face, on va aller voir ce qu’il se passe de l’autre coté du channel avec Jenny Beth, Thee MVPS, Sit Down, Matt Elliot et Teddy Thompson.Puis nous nous rendrons aux USA avec le tant attendu RTJ4 de Run The Jewels, Le nouvel album de Freddy Gibbs et les punk rockeurs de Joyce Manor

Vanavond om 23.00 uur Gonzo’s Return met Jan Donkers bij 40UP Radio. Jan draait muziek van o.a. Phil Bee, Dion & Paul Simon, Teddy Thompson, Brent Best en Corb Lund.

Charlamos con Kike Infame y Álex Oviedo sobre su magnífico libro "Ilustración en Bizkaia 1975-2019". En la tertulia de Juan Aguirre hablamos de diversidad y convivencia en Navarra con Amaia Nausia. Y Joseba Martín trae la música de Teddy Thompson....

Would you hang out with me while I livestream and record the podcast at the same time? Let me know on Twitter or Facebook!   This was a difficult week for people of color in America. If you can, donate to Black Visions to provide aid for activists on the ground in Minneapolis. If you are white, consider joining Showing Up For Racial Justice (SURJ), an organization for white allies against racism.   And stay tuned for the poll so you can vote on next week's repeat song! Jaime Wyatt -- “Rattlesnake Girl” (Neon Cross) Jake Blount -- “Brown Skin Baby” (Spider Tales) Kathryn LeGendre -- “One Long Sad Song” (Single) Teddy Thompson -- “At a Light” (Heartbreaker Please) Michelle Mandico -- “Mr.” (Something New) Rae Radick -- “Keep ‘Em Guessing” (Single) 2nd Grade -- “W2” (Hit to Hit) Jeremy Squires -- “Morning Star” (Eastern Glow) Raye Zaragoza -- “Fight Like a Girl” (Single) Hayes Peebles -- “Loneliness” (Single) Mike Blair & The Stonewalls -- “River” (Single) Drover Shy -- “When I’m Gone” (Single) David Stone -- “Evelyn” (David Stone) Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

Featuring a hot new track from Bridget Kearny and Benjamin Lazar Davis; a live cut from Erik Deutsch's 5/1/20 release ‘Live from LunÁtico'; a beautiful new song from musical master Teddy Thompson; atmospheric wizardry from Stu Bogie, Dave Harrington, and Phil Weinrobe aka Night Sax; Brooklyn pianist/vocalist Damon Smith's fresh-off-the-press jam; Victoria's Reed's latest single ‘Life 2 Be Adored'; genius interpretations of West Side Story from Ben Allison, Steve Cardenas, and Ted Nash; Argentine diva Gabriela Anders; and the one and only FUNKADELIC.

Actualidad: Bunbury, Nothing but Thieves, Paul Weller, The Holy, Grises, Pretenders, Teddy Thompson, Perapertú, Chlöe's Clue, Xoel López, Josef Salvat, Perfume Genius, Lukas Graham, Purity Ring, Varry Brava, Javiera Mena, etc... Bonus Track: Macromassa ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/

The guys chat with Red Sea Student Section leaders CJ DeMarscio & Teddy Thompson --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The guys chat with Red Sea Student Section leaders CJ DeMarscio & Teddy Thompson --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We stick with the Garden Sessions for one more week, this time featuring the incredible Twinspeak music of Ganessa & Tiffany James’ band Onliest, our interview with Roan Yellowthorn, and the wild visionary folk music of Teddy Thompson. You’re gonna flip. Dig it.

This is a rebroadcast of one of the more popular Everyone Loves Guitar episodes, while Craig is out on vacation. Jim has played with JJ Cale, Al Anderson, Gillian Welch/David Rawlings, Peter Rowan, Martha Wainwright, Bright Eyes, Teddy Thompson, and Burning Spear to name a few, has earned two Gold records, and has written music for national ads for National Grid, Volkswagen, SBC, Michelin and Jack Daniel’s... One of the most disciplined players I’ve ever met, Jim practices daily - usually arising at 4.30am to do so. Jim is a unique and creative player who crushes it on his 1959 Telecaster. He actually saw Roy Buchanan in concert close to 20 times. The lessons he picked up from Roy, were simply incredible - especially this one thing about vibrato, which I have NEVER heard before. There’s a reason why Jim has TWO signature guitars with two different companies... Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Recorded at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV hear Hiss Golden Messenger, Kris Delmhorst, Nicki Bluhm, Teddy Thompson and The Parachute Brigade. Plan your trip to see a live Mountain Stage performance at www.mountainstage.org

– Podcast “Rebelles Rebelles” / Episode N°10 – Guest : Ondine Horseas Featuring: >> “Daughter Of The Seas” – Ondine Horseas – 2013 >> “Water Bearer” – Sally Oldfield – 1978 >> “Pandora's Aquarium” – Tori Amos – 1998 >> “The Winds Of The Earth” – Ondine Horseas – 2015 >> “Ironic” – Alanis Morissette – 1995 >> “Army Of Me” – Björk – 1995 >> “Roads” – Portishead – 1994 >> “All Apologies” – Sinead O'Connor – 1994 >> “Stanley Park” – Aoife O'Donovan – 2016 >> “Hug You Like A Mountain” – Eliza Carthy & The Wayward Band (feat. Teddy Thompson) – 2017 >> “Leave Him, Go!” – Ondine Horseas – 2018

RUSTY YOUNG is the singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist and frontman of the seminal West Coast country-rock band Poco. For five decades, Young became not only the musical core of the band, but also the writer and vocalist behind hits including “Rose of Cimarron� and the #1 smash “Crazy Love.� �Waitin� For The Sun� is his debut solo album - an album 50 years in the making. DORI FREEMAN is a singer and songwriter from Galax, Virginia. Her music blurs the finer lines of Americana and shines new light on the legacy of traditional music. She brings a modern and honest perspective - both lyrically and vocally. Her sophomore album �Letters Never Read� produced by Teddy Thompson was recently released. WoodSongs Kid: America Barajas is a twelve-year-old country singer from Corbin, Kentucky.

  Jim has played with JJ Cale, Al Anderson, Gillian Welch/David Rawlings, Peter Rowan, Martha Wainwright, Bright Eyes, Teddy Thompson, and Burning Spear to name a few, has earned two Gold records, and has written music for national ads for National Grid, Volkswagen, SBC, Michelin and Jack Daniel’s... One of the most disciplined players I’ve ever met, Jim practices daily - usually arising at 4.30am to do so. Jim is a unique and creative player who crushes it on his 1959 Telecaster. He actually saw Roy Buchanan in concert close to 20 times. The lessons he picked up from Roy, were simply incredible - especially this one thing about vibrato, which I have NEVER heard before. There’s a reason why Jim has TWO signature guitars with two different companies... Subscribe https://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Utopia for Realists with Rutger Bregman Rutger Bregman is a historian and author. He has published four books on history, philosophy, and economics. His History of Progress was awarded the Belgian Liberales prize for best nonfiction book of 2013. The Dutch edition of Utopia for Realists became a national bestseller and sparked a basic income movement that soon made international headlines. The book will be translated in 16 languages. Bregman has twice been nominated for the prestigious European Press Prize for his journalism work at The Correspondent. His work has been featured in The Washington Post, The Guardian and on the BBC. https://www.rutgerbregman.com In Search of the Lost Chord: 1967 and the Hippie Idea with Danny GoldbergDanny Goldberg, President of GoldVE, has worked in the music business as a personal manager, record company President, public relations man and journalist since the late nineteen sixties. GVE, formed in July 2007 manages the careers of Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, The Cranberries, The Hives, Harper Simon, Red Wanting Blue, Blitzen Trapper, Tom Morello, Matt Pinfield, Peaches, Dolores O’Riordan, Martha Wainwright, Teddy Thompson, Ben Lee, Rhett Miller, Old 97s, Ronnie Spector, Spirit Family Reunion, School of Seven Bells and White Zombie Legacy. This marks a return to personal management for Goldberg. From 1983-1992, Goldberg was the founder and President of Gold Mountain Entertainment, a personal management firm whose clients included Nirvana, Hole, Sonic Youth, Bonnie Raitt, The Allman Brothers, Rickie Lee Jones, Allanah Myles, Tom Cochrane and the Beastie Boys.. http://www.dannygoldberg.com

Mr Dogfacedboy meets up with one of his favourite people in the world - singer songwriter Kathryn Williams in London. They shoot the shit about the myriad projects she has simmering away as well as reflecting on the Child Refugee benefit last Friday at Union Chapel which is reviewed elsewhere on the site. Matters discussed include - (Not) smoking a fag with Charlotte Church - - her new album with jazz musician Anthony Krr "Resonator", - upcoming reissues, - book soundtracks and why she is so damned in demand these days. - Plus why she is playing a gig in support of Jeremy Corbyn next week. Paxman this ain't - we just chatting innit?   This podcast includes a performance of that old Christmas classic 'Silent Night' with Teddy Thompson at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London in 2011. http://kathrynwilliams.co.uk/ for all the news n pics

Welcome to Shuffle and Repeat for the week ending November 18, 2016. This week, Ari returns to the life of Leonard Cohen and takes a moment to celebrate his music. Featuring the songs of Leonard Cohen, Teddy Thompson, Rufus Wainwright and Antony. Come back each Friday for new episodes and reach out to Ari on Twitter @arihalbkram. Merch is now available to anyone who wants to support the show and a great charitable cause at shop.shuffleandrepeat.com

Teddy Thompson and Kelly Jones talk about the writing of their excellent album Little Windows as well as tracks from their solo catalogues like 'Love Her for That', 'I Should Get Up', 'In My Arms', 'The One I Can't Have' and 'There Goes My Baby'. The pair also speak about collaborating with their co-writing partner Bill DeMain, and producer (and former Sodajerker guest) Mike Viola.

Galax, Virginia's Dori Freeman comes from a family rooted in art and tradition. Her grandfather is an artist and guitar player, and her father, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor. While her style subscribes to no one genre, the influence of her Appalachian upbringing lies at the core of her music - heard especially in the lulling mountain drawl of her voice. She sings without affect and with striking clarity, delivering each song carefully and earnestly. Her early introduction to musicians like Doc Watson, The Louvin Brothers, and Peggy Lee have heavily influenced her modern yet timeless sound. Dori's songs often center on heartache and pining; unrequited and sometimes unconventional love are common muses for her melodies and lyrics.The twenty-four-year-old Freeman brought her songs to Beehive Productions in Saranac Lake, New York for a few intimate performances and to talk about collaborating with Teddy Thompson on her debut self-titled album, released in February of 2016.

Galax, Virginia's Dori Freeman comes from a family rooted in art and tradition. Her grandfather is an artist and guitar player, and her father, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor. While her style subscribes to no one genre, the influence of her Appalachian upbringing lies at the core of her music - heard especially in the lulling mountain drawl of her voice. She sings without affect and with striking clarity, delivering each song carefully and earnestly. Her early introduction to musicians like Doc Watson, The Louvin Brothers, and Peggy Lee have heavily influenced her modern yet timeless sound. Dori's songs often center on heartache and pining; unrequited and sometimes unconventional love are common muses for her melodies and lyrics.The twenty-four-year-old Freeman brought her songs to Beehive Productions in Saranac Lake, New York for a few intimate performances and to talk about collaborating with Teddy Thompson on her debut self-titled album, released in February of 2016.

Galax, Virginia's Dori Freeman comes from a family rooted in art and tradition. Her grandfather is an artist and guitar player, and her father, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor. While her style subscribes to no one genre, the influence of her Appalachian upbringing lies at the core of her music - heard especially in the lulling mountain drawl of her voice. She sings without affect and with striking clarity, delivering each song carefully and earnestly. Her early introduction to musicians like Doc Watson, The Louvin Brothers, and Peggy Lee have heavily influenced her modern yet timeless sound. Dori's songs often center on heartache and pining; unrequited and sometimes unconventional love are common muses for her melodies and lyrics.The twenty-four-year-old Freeman brought her songs to Beehive Productions in Saranac Lake, New York for a few intimate performances and to talk about collaborating with Teddy Thompson on her debut self-titled album, released in February of 2016.

Galax, Virginia's Dori Freeman comes from a family rooted in art and tradition. Her grandfather is an artist and guitar player, and her father, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor. While her style subscribes to no one genre, the influence of her Appalachian upbringing lies at the core of her music - heard especially in the lulling mountain drawl of her voice. She sings without affect and with striking clarity, delivering each song carefully and earnestly. Her early introduction to musicians like Doc Watson, The Louvin Brothers, and Peggy Lee have heavily influenced her modern yet timeless sound. Dori's songs often center on heartache and pining; unrequited and sometimes unconventional love are common muses for her melodies and lyrics.The twenty-four-year-old Freeman brought her songs to Beehive Productions in Saranac Lake, New York for a few intimate performances and to talk about collaborating with Teddy Thompson on her debut self-titled album, released in February of 2016.

Galax, Virginia's Dori Freeman comes from a family rooted in art and tradition. Her grandfather is an artist and guitar player, and her father, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor. While her style subscribes to no one genre, the influence of her Appalachian upbringing lies at the core of her music - heard especially in the lulling mountain drawl of her voice. She sings without affect and with striking clarity, delivering each song carefully and earnestly. Her early introduction to musicians like Doc Watson, The Louvin Brothers, and Peggy Lee have heavily influenced her modern yet timeless sound. Dori's songs often center on heartache and pining; unrequited and sometimes unconventional love are common muses for her melodies and lyrics.The twenty-four-year-old Freeman brought her songs to Beehive Productions in Saranac Lake, New York for a few intimate performances and to talk about collaborating with Teddy Thompson on her debut self-titled album, released in February of 2016.

Acclaimed guitarist Teddy Thompson (son of Richard Thompson) and LA musician Kelly Jones have joined forces to produce ‘Little Windows’, an album of duets. The duo visit Midori House to play us a trio of tunes from it.

Some exciting new music, some Christmas songs, and a few classics!

Some exciting new music, some Christmas songs, and a few classics!

With her stirring voice, shrewd insight, and mischievous wit, Martha Wainwright's songs captivated the sold out crowd at Joe's Pub's live taping of Employee of the Month. Martha's super power is her range, both vocally and intellectually. It's why, as Martha explains in our conversation, Leonard Cohen, Pete Townsend, Garth Hudson, and Donald Fagin, and Snow Patrol wanted to work with her. We spoke about her starting to write in high school, and she created her first album, technically a cassette tape, Ground Floor, in 1997. Since then she went onto collaborate with her late mother and aunt, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, father Looudon Wainwright, older brother Rufus Wainwright, Teddy Thompson, and Garth Hudson. Shortly after this recording, Martha began singing backup vocals for her brother. She’s also released her own albums- Martha Wainwright,. I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too, and a tribute album to Edith Piaf, amongst others. We also spoke about her foray into acting. Director Lisa...

One of the true legends of music left us this week, when Phil Everly, one half of the most successful and influential music duos of all time passed away. The influence of The Everly Brothers is heard in just about everything that we love on this show, so a fitting tribute is in order with just a few of the many covers of songs written or recorded by Don & Phil. And believe it or not, last week’s 5 hour marathon didn’t cover all of the musical highlights of 2013, so a bunch more this week!

One of the true legends of music left us this week, when Phil Everly, one half of the most successful and influential music duos of all time passed away. The influence of The Everly Brothers is heard in just about everything that we love on this show, so a fitting tribute is in order with just a few of the many covers of songs written or recorded by Don & Phil. And believe it or not, last week’s 5 hour marathon didn’t cover all of the musical highlights of 2013, so a bunch more this week!

Today’s a day full of favourites, mostly old, a few new. We revisit some great songs and artists we haven’t heard from in a while and debut a few new ones.

Today’s a day full of favourites, mostly old, a few new. We revisit some great songs and artists we haven’t heard from in a while and debut a few new ones.

British folk singer Linda Thompson joins Simon and Brian to talk about the writing of her new solo album Won't Be Long Now. Linda talks about songs like 'Love's for Babies and Fools', 'If I Were a Bluebird' (written with Ron Sexsmith), 'Paddy's Lamentation' and the maritime themes of songs like 'Never Put to Sea Boys' and 'Never the Bride'. Linda describes what it's like working with family members, especially her son Teddy Thompson, and the vocal condition that silenced her live performance career.

A tape for those who need to get up and get out. 1. Hilo March, Gabby Pahinui. (music bed) 2. Manic Monday, Finn Wallace. 3. Gotta Get Out, Liza Forero. 4. Road To Nowhere, Talking Heads. 5. Dreaming Of Leaving, Eleanor McEvoy. 6. Gotta Get Out, Josh Rosenthal. 7. California Dreamin', Flemming and John. 8. The Passenger, Michael Hutchence (R.I.P, Matt.) 9. Penny To My Name, Eva Cassidy. 10. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes, Jimmy Buffet. 11. Going Down To Cuba, Jackson Browne. 12. King of the Road, Rufus Wainwright & Teddy Thompson. 13. Viva Las Vegas, ZZ Top. 14. El Camino, Amos Lee.

This is our last Steel Belted show before The Big Day, so a celebration of Christmas music that is not terrible (as well as some roots rockin classics, by request from The Big Man himself).

This is our last Steel Belted show before The Big Day, so a celebration of Christmas music that is not terrible (as well as some roots rockin classics, by request from The Big Man himself).

We’ve got new music, timely music, and some of T-Bar’s best picks ever.

We’ve got new music, timely music, and some of T-Bar’s best picks ever.

Tonight, a special birthday tribute to one of our longest standing, most loyal listeners, Allison Green, a few suck-up songs, a tip o’ the hat to our pals at CKUW, and much, much more!

Tonight, a special birthday tribute to one of our longest standing, most loyal listeners, Allison Green, a few suck-up songs, a tip o’ the hat to our pals at CKUW, and much, much more!

Tonight, all true music lovers in Winnipeg will be at the West End Cultural Centre, as we pay tribute and say goodbye (for now) to the heart and soul of the local music scene, The D. Rangers. They’ve put on countless amazing live shows and put out some darn fine records. Tonight, we hear music from them and some of their many friends and fans. We also look ahead to some great upcoming shows, and throw in some classics, to boot!

Tonight, all true music lovers in Winnipeg will be at the West End Cultural Centre, as we pay tribute and say goodbye (for now) to the heart and soul of the local music scene, The D. Rangers. They’ve put on countless amazing live shows and put out some darn fine records. Tonight, we hear music from them and some of their many friends and fans. We also look ahead to some great upcoming shows, and throw in some classics, to boot!

Tonight, all true music lovers in Winnipeg will be at the West End Cultural Centre, as we pay tribute and say goodbye (for now) to the heart and soul of the local music scene, The D. Rangers. They’ve put on countless amazing live shows and put out some darn fine records. Tonight, we hear music from them and some of their many friends and fans. We also look ahead to some great upcoming shows, and throw in some classics, to boot!

Derk Richardson and Betty Beasley co-host a 4-hour tribute to the music of Richard Thompson, drawing from the soon-to-be-released, career-spanning box set, Walking on a Wire: Richard Thompson (1968–2009), from Shout! Factory Records. On four CDs and 71 tracks—starting from the first album by the seminal British folk-rock band Fairport Convention and finishing with 2007's brilliant Sweet Warrior—this compilation irrefutably makes the case for Thompson as a peerless triple-threat musician (scorching guitarist, refined song craftsmen, emotionally engaging singer), one of the most consistently creative folkies or rockers the baby boom generation has produced. Throw in, perhaps, some tracks by his ex-wife, Linda Thompson, and his son, Teddy Thompson, and pepper the proceedings with new music by singer-songwriter Diana Jones (who toured with Thompson last year) and live tracks from British peers Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton, and you have a fine way to spend the final evening of the KPFA summer mini fund drive. The post The Bonnie Simmons Show – The music of Richard Thompson appeared first on KPFA.

Sure beats the Partridge Family. Its been a busy year for the Thomson family. Linda Thompsons new cd "Versatile Heart" follows the release by her ex-husband and ex-musical partner Richard Thompson's "Sweet Warrior" and their son, Teddy Thompson's album "Upfront and Down Low."

Country Comfort. With a pedigree like Teddy Thompson's, an album like "Upfront & Down Low" is quite a surprise. The son of folk-rock pioneers Richard and Linda Thompson has had a mildly successful career but not one that would indicate a reverence or insight into the country music genre he pays tribute to on this album.