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Episode 12 - Special Guest Dean Stanfield!Scars, Bars, & Shades in the Yard!Dean Allen Stanfield is a Stand-Up Comedian based in Austin Texas, whose love of a good time is only matched by his love of Texas. Dean has noticed an influx of out-of-state funny people rollin' into town. As the Lone Star States' number one Ambassador for all things Texas, this Wild Mullet-Man is gonna set those funny folk right in the ways of the west. With a mullet on top and mic in hand, Dean Allen Stanfield is poised to tear thru the national comedy scene like a Texas Twister. Watch Out!Follow Dean on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/deanastanfieldThe What in Tardation Podcast with Captain AutismStandup comedian and viral sensation AJ Wilkerson, nicknamed Captain Autism, sits down every week with comedians and co-hosts Sydni Stephens, Thomas Leon, Jimmy Hatcha and a variety of guests. This diverse collection of walking talking mental health issues come together in the safe space of The Tard Yard to discuss life, comedy, and current events with all their combined brain power. Enjoy consuming this Tardpod!New episodes every Tuesday!Join the Tardation Nation for pre roll episodes and exclusive content: patreon.com/TardationNation

hosts  @coltondowlingcomedy  and  @dylancarlino  are back with fan favorite Dean Stanfield @deanstanfieldcomedy1318  is a Stand-Up Comedian based in Austin Texas, whose love of a good time is only matched by his love of Texas. Dean has noticed an influx of out-of-state funny people rollin' into town. As the Lone Star States' number one Ambassador for all things Texas, this Wild Mullet-Man is gonna set those funny folk right in the ways of the west. With a mullet on top and mic in hand, Dean Allen Stanfield is poised to tear thru the national comedy scene like a Texas Twister. Watch Out!SHOWS:Dean Stanfield is the host of his own series entitled: WELCOME TO TEXAS. In this series, Dean takes his fellow Comedians and enlists them on a Texas-Sized Challenges only he could think up. From having Comedians Ride Bulls in a Saledo Rodeo, to Catfish Noodling in East Texas. Welcome to Texas is the show to watch for true Texas adventure.

The debut album by The Sundays entitled Reading, Writing and Arithmetic introduced the dream pop band to the UK during a time between alternative waves.  The Smiths had broken up previously, but it would still be several years before the Manchester sound would take over the indie scene.  Vocalist Harriet Wheeler and guitarist David Gavurin met at Bristol University.  The two became a couple, and they formed the band in 1988 after adding bassist Paul Brindley and drummer Patrick Hannan to the group.  Neither Wheeler nor Gavurin were pursuing music at the University - Wheeler studied English literature, and Gavurin studied Romance languages.The Sundays' rise to popularity was quite rapid.  Their first single hit number 45 on the UK singles chart a year before the album was released.  Since the group had only been around for a year or so before that single was released, they didn't have a lot of material developed.  Wheeler and Gavurin were also perfectionists, and so they would not work to a deadline for the album.The Sundays would produce 3 albums during the 1990s.  However, they never embraced the rock lifestyle.  The American tour for their second album (released in 1992) was cut short due to exhaustion and homesickness.  The third album wasn't released until 1997, by which time Gavurin and Wheeler had children and were beginning to settle down.  While they would continue to make songs in their own studio, no further albums would be released.Bruce brings this group and their debut album to the podcast. Can't Be SureThis is the debut single released in England which hit number 45 on the UK singles chart.  It is about desire, but not for a specific person or thing, more as a concept.  “And did you know desire's a terrible thing, the worst that I could find.  And did you know desire's a terrible thing, but I rely on mine.”You're Not the Only One I KnowThis deeper cut is a break-up song. The lyrics seem to reflect a depressed singer who wants the guy to come back, but is too proud to talk to him about it.JoyThe last song on the album is also one of the last the group wrote for the album.  They actually wanted to name the album “Joy,” but someone had already used that title.  It is a little heavier than some of the other tracks but keeps the impressionistic feel. Here's Where the Story EndsUS listeners will recognize this song as the hit, going to number 1 on the US Alternative Rock charts.  However, it was not released as a single in the UK because the group's record label was in financial trouble.  The lyrics are looking back on a past relationship.  "It's that little souvenir of a terrible year which makes my eyes feel sore.  Oh, I never should have said the books that you read were all I loved you for." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme to the from the television series “Newhart”The second comedy series starring Bob Newhart ended this month with a big reveal that the entire show was a dream of Bob Newhart from the first series. STAFF PICKS:What It Takes by AerosmithLynch leads off the staff picks this week.  Aerosmith could do no wrong at the start of the 90's.  This fast ballad chronicles a guy breaking up with his girlfriend and wondering what it takes to get over their relationship.  The electric guitars helped remedy a concern that the original takes made the piece sound like a lovelorn, twangy country song.Blues Before and After by The SmithereensWayne features a song telling about a guy that is in love with a woman who only uses him for her own selfish gain, leaving him with the “blues before and after” their encounters.  This is off the Smithereen's album, “11,” which was their third studio album.  The name is a nod to a skit in the 80's mock-umentary film, “This Is Spinal Tap,” or perhaps the movie “Oceans 11.”All For You by David Baerwald Rob previously brought us “Welcome to the Boomtown” by David and David.  This song is from one of the David's after that group split up.  It is from Baerwald's debut studio solo album, “Bedtime Stories.”  Baerwald is a great storyteller, and most of his songs reflect this.  Singer songwriter Joni Mitchell was involved in this album.Texas Twister by Little FeatBruce picks up the pace with this boogie number.  Little Feat was formed in 1969, but this 90's iteration of the group is a little different.  Founder and front man Lowell George died in 1979, and was largely replaced in this formation of the band by Craig Fuller, founding member of Pure Prairie League.  This lead-off track from their ninth studio album is about picking up a girl and wondering if you will survive the evening. NOVELTY TRACK:Hanky Panky by MadonnaMadonna's album inspired by the movie "Dick Tracy" (in which she starred) sported this spanking new single.

You might know Mr. Tackett as Little Feat's guitarist, but Fred's contributions to the musical world are simply staggering, with literally hundreds of sessions to his credit, on mandolin and trumpet, as well guitar. Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, Nicolette Larson, Barbara Streisand, Jimmy Webb, and countless others have called on Fred's musical services over his incredible career. Why? Because Fred is a monster player and genuine gentlemen to boot!  He gets into the gristle with Greg on today's episode.1:34 - Fred's signature ‘Texas Twister' guitar lick3:48 - Fred's INSANE discography as a session guitar player, trumpet player, and mandolinist, and what it was like back in the heyday of session work11:26 - How Fred's gear changed over the years as a session player, and packing days to pack the bank15:27 - Fred's time with Little Feat - the how, the when, the where…24:46 - Transitioning from the studio to the road…with Bob Dylan34:51 - Fred's rig while playing with Dylan36:13 - From Bob Dylan to Bob Seger37:05 - How session musicians most often get paid39:42 - Little Feat's ‘Let It Roll' record, balancing the line between session and tour work, adjusting band members, a few of Fred's favorite tunes, and guitars!51:52 - Fred's musical background growing up in ArkansasTotal Length: 68:03Fishman Dedicated to helping musicians achieve the truest sound possible whenever they plug-in. Wildwood Guitars One of the world's premier retailers of exceptional electric and acoustic guitars.

Wherein we discuss the intertwined dumbest things on the last page of Texas Twister's entry and the first page of Two-Gun Kid's entry in the Western Heroes section of The Weird, Weird West, a module in the Time Warp adventure series for TSR's Marvel Super Heroes roleplaying game. Music: Cullah - "Western Firefight 2" Under CC BY license: http://cullah.com

Wherein we discuss the dumbest thing about the origin and powers of Texas Twister, as described in the Western Heroes section of The Weird, Weird West, a module in the Time Warp adventure series for TSR's Marvel Super Heroes roleplaying game. Music: Cullah - "Western Firefight 2" Under CC BY license: http://cullah.com

An Officer from the grand state of Texas joins us for a lively discussion. We talk Tennessee, Navy, Texas, and everything in between (even Calcomania). This podcast was made possible by Stone Gryphon Tactical find them over on IG and at stonegryphontactical.com. Check our their must have tool for first responders the CTAX. Our featured band is Weekend Picnic. Find them on FB and IG, and their music is on the streaming services. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poorly-made-police-memes/support

This week, 8 with 8 brings you a fun and wide-ranging discussion with Joe Iacano, Superintendent of the Summit Educational Service Center (Summit ESC). Most of us know Joe as a supportive educational leader who has been in the field for more than 40 years of experience in education, and in a wide range of leadership roles. His current leadership role at Summit ESC affords a unique perspective across many types of districts, leadership styles, and local needs. In this interview, Joe shares his Learning through Leadership journey, including his thoughts on the biggest priority needs of the day, why it's important for new leaders to reflect on the "why" behind the actions of those they serve, and his rockstar hobby that helps him chill out and recharge. Co-hosts: Jenine Sansosti, SST8 Director and Janelle Schuler, SST8 Assistant Director Musical credit: Texas Twister, original song by Joseph Iacano. Did you know that Joe is a guitar-playing, songwriting, international recording artist? Check out on Spotify (search for artist Joseph Iacano) Additional Resources Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don't, by Jim Collins (book | e-book)

The 1957 Dallas Tornado could very easily have been shrugged off as “just another Texas Twister”. However, this event was actually historically quite significant. You see, the tornado did not strike in a sparsely populated rural location, but rather in the middle of the downtown metropolitan area. This Day in Weather History!

On this Day in Weather History, the 1957 Dallas Tornado could very easily have been shrugged off as “just another Texas Twister”. However, this event was actually historically quite significant. You see, the tornado did not strike in a sparsely populated rural location, but rather in the middle of the downtown metropolitan area. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This time on the Couch: Mike, James, and Shée get sucked up into a whirlwind of interspecies romantic with Solo Avengers Starring: Hawkeye no. 18! With the useful Avengers out of town, Hawkeye just wants to get in some shirtless target practice and forget his many, many failings as a superhero. There's only one problem: Cowboy goofball the Texas Twister has come a'lookin' for help rasslin' up the slimy gremlin what stole the soul of his darlin' Star, and Hawkeye is too much of a coward to tell him to kick rocks! Together, the two heroes (?) confront the monstrosity, only for Tex to lay a big slobbery kiss right on its face! What's going on here?! Have all the methane fumes of a life on the range finally eaten their way into his brain? Also, in a bewildering backup tale, Moondragon and her talking pendant have to escape from space bugs who want to steal the baby that contains her cousin's mind! If the solution involves more kissing this might be the greatest comic book ever made!

Your favorite Texan returns! Travis tells us about a few stories he had while on tour with Magic Men, one of his top sexual experiences and his experience with OnlyFans!

In this week's Hero or Zero, Shaun tells Conor all about a simple cattle farmer with big dreams, a man who once acknowledged that the Human Torch had some pretty neat powers.....that's right, it's the Texas Twister! . . . If you want to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/heroesforhirepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @Heroes4hirepod , @conlawler , @shaunmeighan Follow us on Facebook: Heroes for Hire podcast Follow us on Instagram: heroesforhirepodcast Email any questions or queries to: HeroesforHire_@outlook.com   Big thanks to our Patrons: Alexander Williams Ciara Lawler David Clarke Ed Ball Joe Bernie Ray Ging Roisin Hally Ryan Evanson

Episode Title: Trying to Krak the Top 16   In this podcast, I am joined as ever by Anderson9132 and Steve the American Killjoy, as we discuss the 11=2th Episode of BattleBots 2019. We're joined in this episode by Matt Spurk of the Kraken team!   Be sure to check us out on iTunes and Spotify too! Simply search “The RoboCast” on either of those platforms, and listen to us on the go!   Let us know what your thoughts of the episode in the comments below, we'd love to hear your thoughts!   Time Stamps: 0:00 – Introduction 0:35 – Kraken Recap 3:20 – Minotaur vs Shatter 8:42 – Kraken vs Son of Whyachi 15:04 – Railgun MAX vs Wan Hoo 19:07 – Unaired Fight Recap 23:12 – Gigabyte vs Witch Doctor 28:06 – Bloodsport vs Breaker Box 33:31 – Texas Twister vs Whiplash 40:07 – Bronco vs HUGE 47:02 - Outro   Also, a HUGE shoutout to my friend Leo, who designed my fantastic new channel icon and podcast logo! Check him out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzilJI3JWxJku3fqeAsKJaQ   My Pages: https:/twitter.com/SamElliott64 https://therobocast.podbean.com/ https://twitter.com/FlamingoRobot https://www.facebook.com/FlamingoRobot/   Steve's Page: https://twitter.com/AKJofficial https://www.youtube.com/user/AmericanKilljoy   Anderson's Page: https://www.youtube.com/user/A9132robotwars   Matt's Pages: https://www.facebook.com/KrakenBattleBot/ https://www.instagram.com/krakenbattlebot https://twitter.com/KrakenBattlebot   Be sure to check out BattleBots too! https://twitter.com/BattleBots https://www.facebook.com/battlebots/ https://www.youtube.com/user/battlebots https://battlebots.com/

Follow up Battlebots 2019 coverage: We won't be talking about every single fight We feel our strength is talking about robots, not talking about fights We would rather focus only on the best fights than talk unenthusiastically about the less interesting ones We will make sure we talk about every robot over the course of the season - most of them multiple times. Front matter Captain Shrederator vs Cobalt Telling people to chill ~2 weeks after everyone stopped being angry There's usually a reasonable background to this kind of story Fight Night isn't purely a Legitimate Sporting Competition It's about maximising entertainment while maintaining a valid competitive format How do teams use social media effectively? Is there a 'right' way to talk about this kind of behind the scenes info? Bad situation - great memes Battlebots Season 4, Episode 2 Battlebots 2019, Episode 2 SOW vs HUGE Wheels How much difference did they make? +Defence, -Speed Tyres - helpful? Pretending we know precisely how the wheels failed SOW's hammers vs an 'ordinary' bar Reversing the weapon Fairly serious damage to SOW How efficiently can HUGE's bar usually hit? SCARY PHYSICS - ABORT! ABORT! Texas Twister vs Black Dragon Nobody was robbed It's not as simple as 'who do you think won' - there are points being given out. If you don't like the result, your issue is with the rules and not the judges. Does the show make this clear enough? Sam and Ryan roleplay as judges for 18 minutes The full judging criteria Since recording, it's been confirmed in multiple places that points can be split in all categories Damage: Sam: TT 2-1 BD Ryan: TT 2-1 BD Aggression Attacks not using a weapon are still worth something, its just less than attacks with a weapon. How much less? Good question Sam: TT 1-1 BD Ryan: TT 2-0 BD - but 1-1 feels very valid Control Sam: TT 1-1 BD Ryan: TT 0-2 BD - but 1-1 feels very valid Witch Doctor vs Shatter! Shatter!'s weapon issues Good driving all round Trying to work out how good Witch Doctor is: episode N Going into the fight, Witch Doctor had 5 wins and 7 losses This win and the 2 Vegas wins bring them to 8-7 Their wins (pre-Vegas) were largely unimpressive, but their losses were all really tough fights Season 1: Witch Doctor vs Tombstone The magic of TV Shatter!'s crazy levels of armour Axe Backwards vs Mammoth Mammoth works Sam didn't think it would Tweel Battlebots 2019, Episode 3 Bloodsport vs Lucky TL:DL - we are visionaries, and any team who wants to avoid this kind of issue should invite us to join them next season We really made this bit confusing: During the build of Hello There! we tried to test the robot with a drive setup very similar to what Lucky used for this fight. It was horrible. Don't do it. Here's a video Free Shipping vs Hydra Making assumptions about how Hydra's weapon works Since recording, the team have clarified how Hydra works Rollercoaster launches (Hydraulic @2:25) Bad washing machine science The potential pros and cons of Hydraulics Unexpected format chat Length and pacing Do the gaps between fights create more backlash when a fight isn't good? Sound effects Breaker Box vs Falcon Trying to explain Falcon's relationship with gyroscopic effect Trying to explain why 2WD turns faster than 4WD How effective is Breaker Box's lifter? RoboGames 2012 RoboGames 2011 Biteforce vs Yeti A genuinely decent main event Unsticks Confirmed by Paul Forks vs wedgelets The universe won't allow anything to go under Biteforce

We recap S4E2 of BattleBots, which featured Son of Whyachi versus Huge, Texas Twister versus Black Dragon, Duck! versus Bombshell, Shatter! versus Witch Doctor, Axe Backwards versus Mammoth, WanHoo versus Captain Shrederator, and the main event, Minotaur versus Whiplash.Later, our interview with HUGE captain Jonathan Schultz and his teammate, Peter Lombardo. They take a half-dozen listener questions, and talk about the improvements they made to their bot this year.We’ll wrap up our show with this week’s combat robotics event calendar:> Saturday, June 22: WAR at the Northwest Kids Fest in Monroe, Washington> Saturday, June 22: Indi Robot Games in Ulft, NetherlandsFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/behindthebotsRate and review us on Apple PodcastsTell a friend about the show; we really appreciate your support!

Episode Title: BattleBots 2019 Ultimate Preview. In this podcast, I am joined as ever by Anderson9132 and Steve (AmericanKillJoy) as we discuss the Bots with names starting M-Y, for the upcoming 2019 BattleBots season! We give our usual analysis of each machine, and our general thoughts on how they may perform. Let us know what you thought of our views on the new machines in the comments! Also, if there is anybody from the teams that you'd desperately want us to try and get on out podcast, please let us know! Time Stamps: 0:00 – Introduction. 0:51 – Mad Catter. 3:31 – Mammoth. 7:09 – Marvin. 9:52 – Minotaur. 14:24 – Monsoon. 18:35 – Nightmare. 21:02 – Nelly the Ellybot. 24:20 – P1. 27:42 – Petunia. 29:28 – Quantum. 34:11 – Ragnarok. 39:00 – Railgun MAX. 42:46 – Rainbow. 45:48 – Ribbot. 48:50 – Rotator. 52:18 – SawBlaze. 56:44 – Sharkoprion. 1:00:56 – Shatter!. 1:04:46 – Shellshock. 1:08:10 – Sidewinder. 1:10:23 – Skorpios. 1:14:01 – Son of Whyachi. 1:18:35 – SubZero. 1:21:16 – Tantrum. 1:25:07 – Texas Twister. 1:28:20 – The Four Horsemen. 1:33:05 – Tombstone. 1:35:39 – Uppercut. 1:38:25 – Valkyrie. 1:40:40 – WanHoo. 1:43:36 – WAR Hawk. 1:46:49 – Whiplash. 1:50:50 – Witch Doctor. 1:54:35 – Yeti. 1:58:33 – Closing Thoughts. Also, a HUGE shoutout to my friend Leo, who designed my fantastic new channel icon and podcast logo! Check him out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzilJI3JWxJku3fqeAsKJaQ My Pages: https:/twitter.com/SamElliott64 https://twitter.com/FlamingoRobot https://www.facebook.com/FlamingoRobot/ Steve's Page: https://twitter.com/AKJofficial https://www.youtube.com/user/AmericanKilljoy Anderson's Page: https://www.youtube.com/user/A9132robotwars Be sure to check out BattleBots too! https://twitter.com/BattleBots https://www.facebook.com/battlebots/ https://www.youtube.com/user/battlebots https://battlebots.com/

Daniel (Okcrusader and Audiomorphs podcast) joins Jessie in discussing person that was bitten by a radioactive tornado. Music by Fnshlne Twitter and Instagram: @Alphabetflight   Patreon

Lick Train – David Barret & John Garcia – Serious Fun 2003 Mama Talk To Your Daughter – John Mayal – Big Man Blues 2012 Hear That Guitar Ring – Powder Blues Band – First Decade Greatest Hits 1990 Lover Down – Amor – Amor Mellow down Easy – Jason Ricci & New Blood – Blood On The road 2005 Taking My Chances - Clarence Gatemouth Brown – Just got Lucky 1993 Texas Twister – Zed Head – Texas Cufflinks When ZZ-Top Met Elmore James – Yoon Myoung Woon – Yoon Myoung Woon 1995 Blue Life – Fabio Dwyer – Downtown Streets 2001 Back Bitin’Back Stabbers – Zac Harmon – From The Root 2009 Black Nany – T-Model Ford – Bad Man 2002

We bring our good friend Sophie Underly onto the podcast to talk about why everything is so big in Texas.  We also chat about customer service, old women, and the Texas Twister.

Preston Shannon – Going back to Memphis -be with me tonight Terry Evans – Dob’t give up - Walk That Walk – 2000 Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa – Give everthing I got - Black Coffee – 2018 Tinsley Ellis – Sound of a broken man - Winning Hand - 2018 Oscar Benton – Better stop crying - I Am Back – 2018 Texas Cannonballs – King of the blues – Texas Cannonballs – 2015 Mark Hummel – The hustle is on - The Hustle Is Really On – 2014 Gene Taylor – Feeling Sad - Roadhouse Memories - 2013 Sugar Queen and the Straight Blues Band – Wanna take my man - 340 blues – 2018 Al Basile – Blues got blues - Quiet Money - 2017 Gary Hoey – This time tomorrow - Dust & Bones (Deluxe Edition) - 2016 Carl Wyatt & The Delta Voodoo Kings – keep ypur feet on the ground - Texas Twister- 2011

Intro Song, Bobby Rush , “Down In Louisiana”, Down In Louisiana First Set – Louisiana Big Joe & The Dynaflows , “Down In Louisiana”, All Night Long Kenny Neal, “Louisiana Stew”, Let Life Flow Bryan Lee, “Louisiana Woman”, Bryan Lee's Greatest Hits Second  Set – Texas Knickerbocker All-Stars, “Texas Cadillac”, Texas Rhaody Blues Annie Piper, “Texas Hold 'Em”, Texas Hold Em Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, “Texas Flood”, Texas Flood Third  Set – More From The Lone Star State Omar and the Howlers, “Lone Star Blues”, I'm Gone Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos, “Going To Texas”, Live at Tegu Johnny Copeland, “Houston”, Texas Twister   from the vinyl vault Fourth  Set - Tommy Castro, “Callin' San Francisco”, Right As Rain Jimmy Adler, “Down In Alabama”, Swing It Around Eddie Cotton, “Mississippi”, One At A Time Thanks to Michael Allen Engstrom from the Crossroads Blues Gallery! Thanks to Road Warrior Jim for his kind comments on my web site! Special thanks to Brother David Walker for finding my tip jar!!!

Intro Song, Eliza Neals, “Cleotus”, “10,000 Feet Below” First Set – Derrick Procell, “Why I Choose To Sing The Blues”, “Why I Choose To Sing The Blues”Dave Fields, “Anticipating You”, “Unleashed”Franco Paletto & The Stingers, “I Can't Stand It”, “Can't Kick Love” Second Set – WIB Lisa Biales, “Disgusted”, The Beat of my Heart, Big Song MusicThornetta Davis, “I Gotta Sang The Blues”, Honest WomanVanessa Collier, “Two Parts Sugar, One Part Lime”, Meeting My Shadow Third Set – Vinyl Vault Freddie King, “Look Ma, I'm Cryin'”, Bossa Nova and Blues, King Records 1962 Joe Williams w/ Count Basie Orchestra, “When You Hold Me”, Love Wins Again, Roulette RecordsJohnny Copeland, “Houston”, Texas Twister, Rounder Records 1983 Fourth Set – Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado, “Holler 'N' Moan”, Change My GameJohn Latini, “The Blues Just Make Me Feel Good”, The Blues Just Make Me Feel GoodJohn Mayall, “Gimme Some Of That Gumbo”, Talk About That Congratulations to Bobby Rush and Fantastic Negrito for their Grammy wins!  

show#673 01.07.17 Spinner Slathers You With More Vinyl and Beardo Goes LIVE !!! David Bromberg - Sloppy Drunk from LIVE at the Bottom Line 1978 (5:09) Rory Gallagher - Garbage Man from LIVE at the Bottom Line 1978 (7:01) Sea Level - Statsboro Blues from LIVE at The Bottom Line 1978 (10:17) Doug MacLeod - Winter Must Be Fallin' from No Road Back Home 1984 (4:51) Boom Boom Blues Band - Whistlin' The Blues from Whistlin' The Blues 1988 (4:13) Denise LaSalle - It Makes Me So Mad from It's Lying Time Again 1987 (4:25) Johnny Copeland - Jessanne from Texas Twister 1983 (5:55) Doug Kershaw - Louisiana Man from The Louisiana Man 1978 (2:40) Nitzinger (ft. Bugs Henderson) - Texas Blues-Jelly Roll from Mar Y Sol, First Puerto Rico Pop Festival 1972 (9:26) Charlie McCoy - Louisiana Man from Stone Fox Chase 1977 (2:57) Bugs Henderson - Shuffle King from All Last - Live 1978 (6:28) Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat - Restless Soul from "Live At The Kessler Theater" 2016 (7:49) Amos Garrett, Doug Sahm, Gene Taylor Band - Talk To Me from Live In Japan 1990 (3:45) Jack MacK And The Heart Attack - Land Of A Thousand Dances from Jack Mack & The Heart Attack Live in Philadelphia 2002 (4:33) Juke Jumpers - Never Make Your Move Too Soon from Live! 1988 (6:02) Jump! Dickie Jump! - Who's The One You Gonna Put The Chainball To His Feet from Jump! Dickie Jump! 1986 (3:56) Little Joe Blue - Don't Stop Lovin' Me [1968] from Blue's Blues 1987 (2:31) Dr. Feelgood - Greaseball from Private Practice 1978 (3:45) Troyce Key & JJ Malone - Old Fashioned Blues from I've Gotta New Car 1978 (5:49) Cuby+Blizzards - Just for Fun from Desolation 1966 (2:48) Bill Perry - Fade To Blue from Live in NYC 1999 (10:48) John Mayall - Hideaway from LIVE at the Bottom Line 1977 (3:50) John Ginty Band (ft. Albert Castiglia) - Elvis Presley from Live at The Funky Biscuit 2015 (6:04) Mark Almond - The Ghetto from LIVE at Fillmore West 1971 (6:27)

Welcome back to Baxter Building, the podcast reading through the first 416 issues of the Fantastic Four! Today, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester team up to take on Fantastic Four issues #184 through #200 by Joe Sinnott, George Perez, Sal Buscema, Keith Pollard, Pablo Marcos, Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, and Marv Wolfman. Tune in and hear a bad streak of comics be broken as there is surprising agreement about what is so fun about the witches of New Salem, Klaw and The Molecule Man, The Texas Twister, the Plunderer and much, much more in the two-and-a-half hour podcast. Show notes eagerly await you at waitwhatpodcast.com, we welcome your comments and questions at WaitWhatPodcast@gmail.com, and we invite you to look out for us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Patreon!

Intro SongThe Vaughan Brothers, “Hard To Be”, Family Style, Capital Records First Set Johnny Copeland, “Don't Stop By The Creek, Son”, Texas Twister, 1983 Rounder Records VINYL Has SRV playing guitar!Shemekia Copeland, “Who Stole My Radio”, The Soul Truth, 2006 Alligator Records Carey Bell, “Too Late”, Living Chicago Blues Vol. 2, Alligator Records VINYLLurrie Bell & Carey, “Wrapped Up In Love”, Second Nature, Alligator RecordsSecond Set John Lee Hooker, “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer”, The Very Best of John Lee Hooker, John Lee Hooker Jr, “Dear John”, All Odds Against Me,Muddy Waters, “You're Gonna Miss Me (When I'm Dead and Gone)”, Hoochie Coochie Man, VINYLBig Bill Morganfield, “Anything Just for You”, Blues In The Blood, Third SetLonnie Brooks , “Don't Answer The Door”, Living Chicago Blues Vol 3, 1978 Alligator Records VINYLRonnie Baker Brooks, “Drama Queen”, Take Me WitchaGuitar Shorty, “Texas Women”, Bare Knuckle, Alligator Records Jimi Hendrix, “Bleeding Heart”, Blues, Fourth Short SetRaful Neal, “Luberta”, Louisiana Legend, Kenny Neal, “Blues Stew”, Favorites,  

Welcome the extrodinary Randy Hansen to NWP! Francis Ford Coppola personally called Randy Hansen in 1979 to compose music for his upcoming fillm, Apocalypse Now.  Randy accepted and composed the first 17 minutes of the soundtrack that won the Academy Award for Best Soundtrack in 1980 and remains a cult classic today. Born December 8, 1954 in Seattle, Washington Randy is a U.S. guitarist, best known for his emulation of Jimi Hendrix. He clearly has a bit of physical resemblance to Hendrix in his facial features, and carries that resemblance further by emulating such signatures of Hendrix's style as playing a guitar with his teeth or behind his back. Randy is one of only a couple guitarist offically endorsed by the Hendrix family. Hansen's high energy guitar work has earned praise from fellow Dutch-American, legendary guitarist, Eddie Van Halen (in Guitar Player magazine), among others. He also was a good friend of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan (writing a song about him called "Texas Twister" from his Old Dogs New Tricks CD). He has toured and played with literally hundreds of famous musicians and groups. I talk to Randy about "the call" from Coppola, his career and all the amazing artists he has worked with over his career. PLUS lets hear more stories from the rock & roll road! www.randyhansen.com In the second half of my show, I welcome Caspian Coberly.  Caspian is the Jr. High guitar phenom heading out on tour with some of the biggest names in rock and roll!