Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Easton

Tim Easton has released over 13 solo records, 4+ with his bands (Haynes Boys, Freelan Barons, Easton Stagger Phillips), appeared on records by Lucinda Williams, Cory Branan, Otis Gibbs and more, worked with EMI publishing and New West Records, busked through most of Europe, and worked with musicians such as Mike Campbell, Jim Keltner, Tift Merrit and Greg Leisz. We talk to Tim about remaining teachable, turning a passion for fishing in the Alaskan frontier into a solid touring scene, harmonizing to the ABC's in the car with his daughter, boundaries, dreaming out loud, and a whole lot more.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:Tim EastonFolk AllianceDavid SedarisTom MasonOtis GibbsChappell RoanBilly HartTupacBiggie SmallsEp 73 - Edwin McCainWilcoFleetwood MacTom PettyRoger MillerClick here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss. Become a subscribing member on our Patreon to gain more inside access including exclusive content, workshops, the chance to have your questions answered by our upcoming guests, and more.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 09/30/2024 featuring: Adia Victoria “Went for a Ride” My Black Country: The Songs of Alice Randall (2024 Oh Boy) 4:49 Grayson Capps “Columbus Stockade Blues” Heartbreak, Misery & Death (2024 Royal Potato Family) 3:13 Rhiannon Giddens “Build A House” Single (2022 Rhiannon Giddens) 4:43 Tim Easton “Little Brother” Find Your Way (2024 Tim Easton) 3:33 Mean Mary “Oh Jane” Woman Creature (Portrait of a Woman, Pt. 2) (2024 MEAN MARY) 4:00 Scott Cook “Leave a Light On” Tangle of Souls (2020 Scott Cook) 4:03 Joy Clark “Another Lonely Night” Live in Seattle (2023 Joe Clark) 5:00 Peter Mulvey & SistaStrings “Bicycle” Live at the Cafe Carpe (2020 Righteous Bab) 3:38 Dirk Hamilton “Billboard On the Moon” Meet Me At the Crux (1978 Dirk Hamilton) 4:49 Terra Spencer “Valentine Blue” Sunset (2024 Terra Spencer) 3:03 Kaia Kater “Fedon” Strange Medicine (2024 Kaia Kater) 3:40 Red Tail Ring “Love of the City” Fall Away Blues (2016 Red Tail Ring) 4:52

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 09/23/2024 featuring: Lily DeTaeye “What We Do” Hive Mind (2023 Lily DeTaeye) 5:06 Terra Spencer “Real Love (feat. Ian Sherwood)” Sunset (2024 Terra Spencer” 3:47 Dave Gunning “Middle Ground (feat. Terra Spencer)” The Same Storm (2022 Wee House of Music) 3:39 Maya De Vitry “Burning Building” The Only Moment (2024 Mad Maker Studio) 4:18 Michael McDermott “Grateful” Lighthouse On The Shore / East Jesus (2024 Pauper Sky) 4:56 Valerie June “Big Dream” My Black Country: The Songs of Alice Randall (2024 Oh Boy) 2:23 Tim Easton “Find Your Way” Find Your Way (2024 Tim Easton) 4:15 Kaia Kater “History in Motion” Strange Medicine (2024 Kaia Kater) 3:10 Ben Bedford “The Mule and the Horse” The Hermit's Spyglass (2018 Ben Bedford) 2:27 GrooveLily “Coming Home” Little Light (2004 QMR) 4:17 Joe Crookston “To Keep You Warm” Darkling & the BlueBird Jubilee (2011 Joe Crookston) 2:42 The Ladles “Come What May” Everything That Grows (2024 The Ladles) 1:55 Joe Jencks “Let Me Sing You a Song” Poets, Philosophers, Workers & Wanderers (2017 Joe Jencks) 4:32 Shawna Caspi “Celebrate” Hurricane Coming (2021 Shawna Caspi) 2:58

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 09/09/2024 featuring: Malcolm MacWatt “North Atlantic Summer” Settler (2021 Need To Know) 5:01 The Ladles “The Garden” Single (2024 The Ladles) 3:27 Buffalo Nichols “The Difference” The Fatalist (2023 Fat Possum) 3:28 Laurie Lewis :Central Square” Bluegrass Sings Paxton (2024 Mountain Home) 4:34 Tim Easton “What Will It Take?” Find Your Way (2024 Tim Easton) 3:15 Tiffany Williams & Dalton Mills “I Remember You” Wasted Luck (2024 Tiffany Williams & Dalton Mills) 3:36 Yasmin Williams “Hummingbird” Acadia (2024 YazMelodies) 5:51 Benny Bleu “Death of John Henry” Banjo Jubilations (2024 Benjamin Haravitch) 4:38 Cris Williamson & Tret Fure “Carolina Pines” Treasures Left Behind: Remembering Kate Wolf (1998 Red House) 4:15 Tim Grimm “Sowin' On the Mountain” Heart Land (1999 Tim Grimm) 3:55 American Patchwork Quartet “Wind and Rain” American Patchwork Quartet (2024 Carolina Jasmine) 4:00 Justin Hiltner “Dark Side” 1992 (2022 Phony Graph) 4:02

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Tim Easton joins Al to discuss an album that has nearly been the subject of several previous episodes (but never quite made the cut), Joni Mitchell's album Blue from 1971. Tim talks about the unusual circumstance under which he first heard Blue as a teenager, why it is an important album for him and for many songwriters and how it has influenced his own work. He also talks about the time he met Mitchell in Los Angeles, as well as the time he briefly shared a living space and busked with Beck in Paris. Tim talks about making his new album Find Your Way and about his current and upcoming plans.Al mentioned an interview that Tim did with Otis Gibbs. You can access that video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtmuIfC-nZMTim talked about the video he made for “Everything You're Afraid Of.” Check it out here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxeMR2MNCnkBe sure to follow Tim on Instagram and YouTube at @TimEastonSongwriter, and visit his Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/TimEaston. You can find Tim's music on his website, https://www.timeaston.com/, and his Bandcamp page, https://timeaston1.bandcamp.com/.Al is on Bluesky at @almelchior.bsky.social. This show has accounts on Instagram and Threads at @youmealbum. Subscribe for free to You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:15 Tim joins the show1:52 Tim can't believe Blue hadn't already been covered on YMAAA3:03 Tim explains the unusual circumstance under which he first listened to Blue3:53 Tim talks about the personal quality of Blue7:48 Does one need to be into poetry to “get” Joni Mitchell?10:52 Tim was impressed by how Mitchell's voice blends with the instruments15:23 Tim talks about the subtle sensuality of her lyrics16:51 Tim shares his story about how Mitchell influenced the making of his album Break Your Mother's Heart20:38 Tim talks about the emotional quality that Blue has for him26:03 Tim hopes to pass on his appreciation of Mitchell to his daughter26:56 Tim notes the roster of esteemed musicians who accompanied Mitchell on Blue29:02 Tim explains how Mitchell has influenced his music33:21 Tim cites what he thinks are the most notable tracks from Blue39:43 Tim made Find Your Way as a cohesive whole46:30 Tim walks through the process of recording Find You Way in Canada49:49 Tim talks about busking with Beck in Paris56:13 Tim reveals what he might have picked if he didn't pick Blue58:59 Tim explains the meaning behind his song “Everything You're Afraid Of”1:01:32 Tim talks about his current and upcoming projectsOutro music is from “Everything You're Afraid Of” by Tim Easton.Support the Show.

The Interview begins at 4:49. To follow Tim and his music visit his website - www.timeaston.com. To learn more about the Hall of Fame visit - www.farhof.org. 

Hello friends! Nashville based, singer-songwriter Tim Easton is my guest for episode 1383! His new album, Find Your Way drops on May 17th and he is out on tour now through the summer. He'll be in Texas in early June with a show on 6/5 at The Saxon Pub in Austin. Go to timeaston.com for tour dates, music, merch, and more. We have a great conversation about making Find Your Way in Canada with long-time collaborator Stagger, busking in Europe in his youth, signing to Madonna's Maverick Records in the 90's, getting out of a life of drugs and alcohol, being a dad, songwriting, touring, Alaska, and much more. I had a great time getting to know Tim. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   Take your business further with T-mobile Business   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Some folks are just a natural for this show. Nashville-based veteran singer/songwriter Tim Easton (https://www.timeaston.com/) certainly fits the bill. A renowned tunesmith, Easton has lived a quintessential troubadour life—busking in Europe and living in L.A., New York, and many places in between. Now calling Nashville home, Tim is back with a new album Find Your Way. Tim's solo work dates back to the late 90s, back when the major labels bet big that so-called alt.country or Americana would be the next thing. In this episode of For Songs Singles, Tim talks about how those big bets never paid off. We cover quite a bit here, but mostly we discuss the first single from the album, the ethereal title track Find Your Way. The song deals with a life-changing near-miss traffic incident, caused by Tim being a bit under the influence. Tim opens up about how the incident caused him to reevaluate his lifestyle. We also discuss his career and influences, and long-time listeners of this show will appreciate Tim's love of both the Clash and Johnny Cash, the Louvin Brothers and Elvis Costello. So sit back and enjoy as Tim Easton joins me for For Songs.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 01/01/2024 featuring: Rachael Kilgour “My Father Loved Me” My Father Loved Me (2023 Rachael Kilgour) 4:25 Abby Posner “At Any Cost” Second Chances (2023 Blackbird) 3:12 Tim Grimm “The Little in-Between” The Little in-Between (2023 Tim Grimm) 3:26 Raye Zaragoza “Still Here” Hold That Spirit (2023 Rebel River) 4:16 Ellis Paul “Be the Fire” 55 (2023 Ellis Paul) 3:40 Big Little Lions “After Midnight Here” AMPM (2023 FALLEN TREE) 3:12 Eric Taylor “Jack-Knife Gypsy” Early Eric Taylor (2023 Eric Taylor) 4:30 Joy Clark “Come with Me” Live! in Seattle (2023 Joy Clark) 4:12 David Jacobs-Strain & Bob Beach “Higher” The Belfry Session (2023 David Jacobs-Strain) 3:21 Michelle Malone “Georgia Made” 1977 (2022 SBS) 4:21 Tim Easton “Voice on the Radio” You Don't Really Know Me (2021 Tim Easton) 2:41 Wyatt Edmonson “Somewhere on a Lake” Made for the Road (2023 Wyatt Edmonson) 3:54

On this episode, Isaac is joined by a Singer-Songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee to discuss his life in music, performing all around Europe, why he loves to tour in Alaska, how he got involved with the music festival 'Salmonfest', and much more!

This Akron OH native got his start busking the streets of Europe before moving to Los Angeles and scoring his first record deal.  He's carved out a career as one of Americana's most beloved journeyman songwriters.

A conversation with Nashivlle singer/songwriter, Tim Easton - http://www.timeaston.com.   Black Mesa Records will Re-release Tim's "SPECIAL 20" and "NOT COOL" on vinyl in October, 2023 - https://blackmesarecords.com/  

We kick off Season 7 this week with the very remarkable singer and songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan. Aaron has released a string of compelling and original solo albums over the past decade. They are all unique and interesting, but the last 3 or 4 are real gems, both in the writing and the incredible production and delivery with Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan! being the latest release. Aaron has had an interesting path to where he's at now, starting out playing in bands and jazz band at high school, and toying with a career as a jazz guitarist. As he realized his real passion was for songwriting, he left his jazz studies behind and moved to New York. He joined or started various bands there like The Madison Square Gardeners (great band name), and Semi-Precious Weapons. He also had stints as a side-person to artists like Marc Cohn and even The New York Dolls! Eventually, Aaron relocated to Nashvile and started his solo career in earnest - he's managed to stay true to his own unique sound but has also evolved in really interesting ways with each new project. He's collaborated with folks like Sean Lennon, Jack White, Tim Easton and Lilly Hiatt and is currently in the middle of completing his next album, and we get into that process as well.You can keep track of all of his work plus his upcoming tour dates at: aaronleetasjan.comBe sure to listen to the accompanying Songs Playlist which contains some of the artist's work, plus many of the songs we discuss on the show:Playlist on Spotify / Playlist on Apple MusicIf you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show with a donation or Patreon subscriptionThe show's website can be found at www.makersandshakerspodcast.comYour fearless host, Steve Dawson can be found at www.stevedawson.ca Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/mmasspodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nashville-based songwriter Tim Easton presents ‘Sliver of Light', a song that lives in the category of powerlessness over the behaviour of others. Literally inspired by a personal event and the thin line that exists between life and death, this single is released via Oklahoma-based Black Mesa Records. A mainstay of American roots music for more than 20 years, Tim Easton creates songs for the Great American Songbook. With reverence for the past and an outlook toward the future, Easton is easily among the greatest songwriters of our time. Pulling from a wide range of influences, his compositions lead you on a journey that blurs the lines between folk, blues, Americana and workingman's rock & roll. Penned with hope, ‘Sliver of Light' finds him focusing on the present in the realisation of how quickly and abruptly things can end. An organic offering, this song showcases his abilities as a songwriter and performer, and the breadth of his inspiration. “I wrote the lyrics on a Dutch train during a European tour. I had just heard tough news from home. A friend who had fallen down was suddenly on life support. The words poured out fast and, when I arrived at my hotel, I immediately set the lyrics to music. Once back home in Nashville, the recording session was equally charged and completed in a few hours. Take one was the keeper track with me singing and playing guitar along with the band while a friend filmed us recording. Overdubs were added with some percussion, Wurlitzer keyboard and harmony vocals to complete a song that is two-thirds observation and experience and one-third baseball prayers,” says Tim Easton. Years before Americana music was recognised at the Grammy Awards with its own category, Tim Easton helped pioneer the genre's mix of classic inspiration and contemporary interpretation, writing songs shaped by forebearers such as Doc Watson, Bob Dylan, John Prine and John Hiatt, while moving forward with the modern world.

Preview indie music by Jordan Duffy, davvn, viisi x Chelsea Collins, Dalizz, Blacklist Union, King Falcon, Tim Easton, YOVA, A Shoreline Dream & Chris Wong. soundkharma #indie #music #podcast   WEBSITE: https://soundkharma.com/  SUBMIT A TRACK: https://soundkharma.com/submit/  PODCAST ARCHIVES: https://soundkharma.com/podcast-archives/     TRACK LIST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1XBJ9ZBssQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS-egWJQ_5U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLuVs5WCVqE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-Q5OdIHxvc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAUbhBT6QUY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWZNcncPDMs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbHws40gtEI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd-DknYk0AI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlUL2oGVpzY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua33oSVubvs 

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 02/20/2023 featuring: Tiffany Williams “When You Go” When You Go (2019 Tiffany Williams) 4:56 Austin MacRae “Good Things Come” New Weather (2023 Austin MacRae) 4:21 Wren “It's Raining” Stitch an Ocean (2016 Laura Adrienne Brady) 2:26 Benny Bleu “Five Miles from Town” March of the Molusk (2023 Benjamin D Haravitch) 2:54 Chris Coole “Sounds Like the Song of Life on the First Day of Spring” The Old Man and the C Chord (2022 Chris Coole) 3:05 Kim Beggs “Steel and Wool” Steel and Wool (2022 Kim Beggs) 2:22 Tim Easton “Peace of Mind” North American Songwriter Volumes 1 & 2 (2023 Tim Easton) 3:17 Hannah Wyatt “Finally (Be At Peace)” Hummingbird (2023 Hannah Wyatt) 4:19 Julian Taylor “Opening the Sky” Beyond the Reservoir (2022 Howling Turtle) 4:17 Brian Ashley Jones “Free to Miss You” Courier (2007 Brian Ashley Jones) 3:52 Abigail Lapell “Pines” Stolen Time (2022 Outside Music) 3:07 Last Year's Man “Right Where We Are” Time Is a Sparrow (2022 Last Year's Man) 3:10 Sunny War “She Just Don't Care” Can I Sit with You? (2020 Harlan Steinberger) 3:01 Michael Logen “Time Will Tell” Single (2020 Back Room Racket) 3:15  

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 02/13/2023 featuring: Allison Russell “Nightflyer” Outside Child (2021 Birds of Chicago) 4:55 Hannah Wyatt “Albatross” Hummingbird (2023 Hannah Wyatt) 3:18 Last Year's Man “Time Brings Change” Time Is a Sparrow (2022 Last Year's Man) 3:21 Joy Clark “Good Thing” Single (2022 Joy Clark) 4:53 Tim Easton “Next to You” North American Songwriter Volumes 1 & 2 (2023 Tim Easton) 4:06 Sloan Wainwright “Two Sticks” Red Maple Tree (2021 Sloan Wainwright) 3:39 Buddy Mondlock “The Kid” Fast Folk Musical Magazine (Vol. 6, No. 9): Lost In the Works (1992 Fast Folk Musical Magazine) 5:26 Kaia Kater “Heavenly Track” Grenades (2018 Smithsonian Folkways) 3:00 Skerryvore “Blown Away” Chasing the Sun (2014 Tyree) 3:57 Emily Barnes “Running” Rare Birds (2019 1585152 Records DK) 3:09 Jared Rabin “Tunnel's End” Chasing the Light (2022 Jared Rabin) 3:10 Benny Bleu “Lost Goose” Single (2023 Benny Bleu) 2:30 Sara Routh “Not a Little Love Song” Road(S) (2013 Sara Routh) 3:23

On this episode of 'Why We Write with Kim Ruehl,' Tim Easton talks about busking in Europe, heartbreak and resilience, and what he learned about songwriting from reading David Sedaris.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 01/09/2023 featuring: Richie & Rosie “Honey Bee” Nowhere in Time (2017 Richie and Rosie) 5:00 Annie Capps “Riverbound” How Can I Say This? (2022 Annie Capps) 3:08 Tre Burt “Sweet Misery” You, Yeah, You (2021 Oh Boy) 3:09 The Bombadils “Losing Track of Time” Single (2022 The Bombadils) 5:15 Wyatt Edmondson “Dead End Town” Single (2022 Wyatt Edmondson) 3:51 Tiffany Williams & Jonathan Dean “If It Wasn't” I'll Be Back Soon (2021 Tiffany Williams) 3:33 Buffalo Nichols “These Things” Buffalo Nichols (2021 Fat Possum) 2:59 Tim Easton “Voice on the Radio” You Don't Really Know Me (2021 Tim Easton) 2:44 Hope Dunbar “Jeneane” Three Black Crows (2017 Hope Dunbar) 3:13 Chris Rosser “Archaeology” Archaeology (1997 ISG) 4:24 Hannah Wyatt “In the Morning” Phantom Burn (2020 Records DK) 3:00 Tim Ball “My Charming Wife” Upstate Crossroads (2022 Tim Ball) 3:15 Elaine Romanelli “Shine” The Hour Before (2015 Elaine Romanelli) 3:15 Josh Harty “English Rain” Holding On (2016 Josh Harty) 3:32

Música y Palabras, episodio 144 En esta semana nos acompañan Pepino Pascual, Elem, Tim Easton, Zelanda, Los Ases del Jiloca, Rufus T. Firefly, Veneziola, Mist3rfly, Idoipe, The Wave Pictures, Benjamin Walker y Gepe. Escríbenos a infopodcastaragon@gmail.com Envía tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41 Visita nuestras paginas Podcast Aragón y Música y Palabras Autor del programa: Francho Martinez

Stephen Edwin King (born September 21, 1947) is an American author of horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, crime, science-fiction, and fantasy novels. Described as the 'King of Horror', a play on his surname and a reference to his high standing in pop culture, his books have sold more than 350 million copies, and many have been adapted into films, television series, miniseries, and comic books. In this episode a list gathered from the many bands and artists Stephen King has professed his love for over the years. Lineup: Spoon, Alejandro Escovedo, Slobberbone, James McMurtry, Alan Jackson, The Beach Boys, Chuck Prophet, Henry Mancini, The Inmates, The Raveonettes, Michael McDermott, Ollabelle, Diesel Doug & the Long Haul Truckers, Tim Easton, Billy Bragg, Wilco, Ryan Adams, The Gothic Archies, Rhett Miller, The Beatles, Judas Priest, Ramones, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Shooter Jennings, Flogging Molly, Ricky Nelson, Al Kooper, Jimmy Vivino, Thelma Houston, KC & The Sunshine Band, LCD Soundsystem, John Mellencamp, ACDC, Danny & The Juniors, Jan & Dean, The Rolling Stones, The Standells, The Kingsmen, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny Rivers, The Searchers, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, The Knack, Iron Butterfly, John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band, Chuck Berry, Lyres, The Hollies, Metallica, Anthrax, Pantera, Sex Pistols, Little Richard, The Dominoes And Billie Wand, Elvis Presley, Mickey Hawks, Wanda Jackson, Gary U.S. Bonds, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Cochran, Connie Francis, Elvis Costello, Rancid, Langhorne Slim, The Tractors, Shawn Mullins, The Rockin' Rebels, Janis Ian, Alvin 'Youngblood' Hart & Teenie Hodges, Sam Cooke, Jimmy Buffett, Phil Vassar, Fred Eaglesmith, Tom Rush, Richard Thompson, The Cramps, The Manhattan Transfer, Tift Merritt, Bright Eyes, Mavis Staples

Pi Jacobs draws inspiration from her unconventional upbringing in the Land of Weed and Wine aka Northern California. Blending roots-rock swagger and storytelling soul, her music has drawn comparisons to Tom Waits, Dolly Parton and Lucinda Williams. She has been heard on NPR, Austin Music TV, Americana Highways and regularly on radio stations across the nation including 90.1 FM KKFI Kansas City Community Radio. Tim Easton is repeat offender on the Tasty Brew Music Podcast having first appeared during a live recorded interview from the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival in Okemah, Oklahoma in 2019. Tim Easton was born on the Canadian border in upstate New York and spent his formative years living in Tokyo, Japan and Akron, Ohio. Traveling early and often, he learned the ways of the road and roads and spent 7 years as a bona fide troubadour, making his way around Europe, playing the streets and clubs, living in Paris, London, Madrid, Prague, and Dublin. Before the pandemic he toured Russia under the auspices of the US State Department. His songwriting style is folk based storytelling and personal traveling tales, often peppered with bold confessions or “tell it as it is” reality. Rolling Stone magazine praised him as “having a novelist's sense of humanity”. Pi and Tim were part of a contingent of artists who came in to the KKFI studios during the 2022 Folk Alliance Conference in Kansas City as part of a special 4 hour “takeover” of the Tasty Brew Music Radio Show. Enjoy these conversations and musical interludes with Pi Jacobs and Tim Easton!

As part of our 2nd birthday celebrations, we asked you, our listeners, to send us your items for a listeners time capsule! We received hundreds of entries from all around there world. So many in fact that we had to do 2 parts! Part 1 features Justin Moors, Jennifer, Paul Robinson, Martin Richardson and Tim Easton. They are our guests for episode 185 of My Time Capsule and they chat to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things they'd like to put in a time capsule; some they'd like to preserve and some they'd like to bury and never have to think about again .If you were affected by Jennifer's story then please reach out to refuge.org.uk in the UK or thehotline.org in the US .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Tuesday and that means it's time for a new episode of the Self Publish N 30 Days Podcast! If you desire to share your story with the world, want to advance  in your career, and don't want to take years to do it  then this is for you. This week on Self Publish N 30 Days Podcast join us for a Special Edition of the BRAND NEW podcast segment - The Book Nook with our Director of Programming, Dana Gunn! For each episode of The Book Nook, Dana will be sharing book reviews or even the occasional impromptu interview! So grab your favorite beverage, your coziest blanket and come join Dana in the Book Nook with her guest, prolific author & singer/songwriter Tim Easton!American songwriter Tim Easton was born on the Canadian border in upstate New York and spent his formative years living in Tokyo, Japan and Akron, Ohio. Traveling early and often, he learned the ways of the road and rails and spent 7 years as a bonafide troubadour, making his way around Europe, playing the streets and clubs, living in Paris, London, Madrid, Prague, Dublin, and wherever he laid his hat. It was this period of time when he developed his songwriting style - folk based storytelling and personal traveling tales, often peppered with bold confessions or "tell it as it is" reality. Rolling Stone Magazine praised him as "having a novelist's sense of humanity." Returning to his roots in North America, moving to New York City and then Los Angeles, he signed with New West Records and released five critically acclaimed solo albums starting with 2001's "The Truth About Us," which featured three fourths of WILCO as the backing band. Invitations to be a support act from mentors Lucinda Williams and John Hiatt arrived. Easton settled in the burgeoning art and music scene of Joshua Tree, California between worldwide tours. After becoming a Father and re-locating to Nashville, Easton recorded an album for THIRTY TIGERS ("NOT COOL" 2013), which accented the stripped down Memphis & Sun Studios sound of the Tennessee Three. His next album 2016's "AMERICAN FORK," was a grand departure from his previous efforts, featuring a fully flushed out backing band with elaborate songs arrangements. His most recent album, "Paco & The Melodic Polaroids," is a fully stripped down, solo-acoustic album celebrating 30 years of companionship with "Paco," his trusty Gibson J-45 acoustic guitar. The new project was recorded DIRECT TO LACQUER at The Earnest Tube Studio in Bristol, Virginia. Recently, Easton reached the milestone of having 100 Published original songs which he celebrated by releasing 100 solo performance videos on 100 consecutive days, all posted on his personal YouTube channel. He currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee.You can find Tim at www.timeaston.com or on all major social media platforms.Don't miss this episode...Just choose "Self Publish -N- 30 Days Podcast" when you click the magic link below!https://linktr.ee/selfpublishn30daysYou can also view this episode on our YouTube Channel here:https://youtu.be/QZ_j6MbX2XsTune in for a new episode every Tuesday night at 7:00 pm (CST). Don't forget to subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes, Spotify or Stitcher so you won't miss an episode!If you have been thinking about how to publish a book but you're not sure how, Self Publish -N- 30 Days is the company for you! As the #1 Self Publishing Company in the world we are able to publish your book faster and with less stress than other services. We offer the same services as KDP Amazon  but with a personalized approach. We know that to publish on Amazon, there are several steps that seem intimidating if you don't know what to do. At Self Publish -N- 30 Days our skilled team will walk you through the whole process of how to write a book step by step. Contact Us Today!“This Is The Year For Your New Book!”

TIM EASTON makes his long awaited return to WoodSongs. He is a pioneer of the Americana genre. Born in Upstate New York, he spent a lot of his time traveling and storytelling across America. His most recent album YOU DON”T REALLY KNOW ME is a peaceful, positive album influenced by the artsts who came before him as well as his own experiences of being in the industry for 20 years. THE FLY BIRDS are a unique old-timey band founded by Sisters Elizabeth Baker and Mary Dunlap of Winchester, VA . Joined by friends Sarah Twigg and Crystal Shipley they give listeners beautiful performances featuring banjo, guitar, bass, and fiddle. Their most recent 2020 album is THE BAND IS CAUSING PROBLEMS. WoodSongs Kid: The Roberts Sisters hail from East Tennesse and recently signed to a record label in Nashville.

This Supreme Court is Biased to Special Interests - Big Business, the Wealthy, White Male Supremacy.We'll chat for a minute or two about how our Facebook Live audience, who often watch and listen in real time, can get notifications when we're going on. David will share some tips.We'll complement Jerry profusely for tackling the technical challenges of upgrading his audio from home. Who would have thought? Next he's going to tackle taking pictures with his phone!Our musical guest is Nashville artist Tim Easton.https://www.timeaston.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Senator Manchin Is Already A Republican. Jerry get a new microphone! We'll complement Jerry profusely for tackling the technical challenges of upgrading his audio from home. Who would have thought?Sen. Manchin votes for corporate interests and coal mining companies. Not for the coal miners and working class of America.One of our podcast's favorite musical guests - Nashville's Tim Easton.https://timeaston.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 185: Tim Easton is one of the most interesting guys in the Americana troubadour game. He grew up split between Akron, OH and Tokyo, Japan. He busked all over Europe for years as he formed his identity as a performer and songwriter. His albums on New West in the early 2000s are classics of folk rock, and he's also powerful as a solo artist, as you can hear on the one-take direct-to-analog tracks of Paco And The Melodic Polaroids. His newest, You Don't Really Know Me, takes us inside his story and his heart more directly than most of his prior work. This is a fun, wide-ranging talk from his new home in Madison, TN with plenty of music from the new album. 

Celebrating Independence Day weekend, we welcome acclaimed All-American Singer/Songwriter Tim Easton to LIVE! From The Space at 100 Taylor. A prolific rock and roll, folk and Americana musician, Tim's had a prolific career since 1997, one that has seen him travel the world, and release countless albums. Now celebrating what may be his best 'You Don't Really Know Me', a full-band record produced by Brad Jones and Robin Eaton and featuring some of his Nashville colleagues, with most of the songs written in 2020. Join us to learn about an American musical gem, and stay tuned for exclusive performances of 'Four Queens' and 'you Don't Really Know Me' on this special episode.

El pasado martes cumplió 85 años Kristoffer Kristofferson, un tejano de Brownsville nacido el 22 de junio de 1936 al que todos conocemos simplemente como Kris Kristofferson y que a finales del pasado mes de enero hizo pública su retirada de los escenarios y de las pantallas. Compositor, cantante, actor y activista, es un icono de la música popular y un referente como contador de historias reales que han conformado el devenir de su país durante el último medio siglo, además de ser un poeta cercano y lúcido que ha ayudado a modernizar los estilos básicos de la Americana. Esas son suficientes razones como para recordarle en el comienzo de nuestro programa de hoy interpretando "Jesus Was A Capricorn" o cantando junto a Emmylou Harris. Ella será una de las protagonistas de la vigésima edición del Azkena Rock Festival de 2022 y ahora está al lado de Rodney Crowell y Vince Gill para protagonizar una de las canciones que aparecen, entre otras, en Opry Unbroken. Empty Room, Full Circle, un vinilo conmemorativo en el que se recopilan distintas actuaciones de miembros del Grand Ole Opry en una Opry House vacía durante los primeros días de la pandemia. El legado de Johnny Cash sigue regalándonos grabaciones inéditas y esta vez se trata de Johnny Cash, At the Carousel Ballroom, April 24th, 1968, un álbum grabado en directo en el corazón de Haight-Ashbury en San Francisco en 1968 que no conocíamos hasta ahora y que saldrá al mercado a finales de septiembre, pero que ya puedes escuchar en TOMA UNO. De igual forma, celebramos por anticipado el vigésimo aniversario del sello Dualtone con Amerikinda: 20 Years of Dualtone y nos recreamos en cómo Larry Cordle combina el bluegrass con la música propia de los vaqueros antes de que Vincent Neil Emerson enmarque los cielos que puedes disfrutar cuando vuelves a casa en su tierra natal tejana, de donde también es originaria Flatland Cavalry que han regresado con el anticipo del que será su próximo álbum, Welcome to Countryland. Tim Easton publica su décimo álbum en solitario a finales de agosto. Se trata de You Don't Really Know Me, un proyecto muy reflexivo y con tintes autobiográficos. Por su parte, Jim Lauderdale lanzará Hope, que cuenta con 13 canciones sobre la esperanza, el coraje y la perseverancia que están envueltas en el folk-rock de la California de los 70. Steel Woods se han rebelado contra la inesperada muerte de su socio fundador, Jason "Rowdy" Cope, y su tercer álbum, All of Your Stones, tiene mucho que ver con el espíritu de las composiciones de sus compañeros perdidos. Serán los teloneros de Blackberry Smoke en su visita a España en febrero del próximo 2022 cuando estos descarguen las esencias del álbum You Hear Georgia, el último de la banda de Atlanta. Escuchar audio

Episode 163: It's been a year since the music industry slammed to a halt due to Covid-19. Performing artists had to adjust financially, logistically, emotionally and more. Now with a year's hindsight, The String sought out a sampling of roots musicians to hear how they coped. Many found unexpected gifts. Some started new businesses. Everybody learned a lot about themselves and their field. Featured: Kyshona Armstrong, Jill Andrews, Tim Easton, Robert Greer, Molly Tuttle, Rob Ickes, Doug and Telisha Williams, Garrison Starr, Sarah Jarosz, Suzanne Santo and Jerry Pentecost. With music by all. 

The Iowa Idea: Tim Easton “Let's go set something on fire.” In this episode of The Iowa Idea Podcast, I sit down with Tim Easton. Tim is a singer/songwriter based out of Nashville. Raised in Akron, OH, Tim was influenced by a combination of pop icons (Beatles, Stones) and bluegrass/folk legends (Doc Watson, John Prine). […]

Welcome to another hour of fish, fun, and music. Episode 2: Cool Tunes, Cold Water features Alaska’s honorary resident musician Tim Easton and Salmon Champion Sue Mauger. Hear Tim’s backstage interview and music recorded in a post Salmonfest performance at Bunnell Street Art Gallery in Homer, AK. Sue Mauger, Cook Inletkeeper’s Executive and Science Director takes us out in the field as she monitors stream temperatures of the Ninilchik river and examines how climate change is affecting our fresh water salmon habitat. Hosts Dave and Satchel will tie it all together, weaving in cool tunes recorded at Salmonfest along the way.    Featured Music: Tim Easton Andrew Duhon  T Sisters The Burroughs   Connect with us by emailing Salmonfestradio@inletkeeper.org

Friday, June 12, featured guests Kat Moore and Tim Easton. Kat Moore, multi-instrumentalist and creative force known as The Forest That Never Sleeps, weaves a sonic tapestry with her compositions. Kat lives and teaches music in Anchorage. Tim Easton is an American guitarist and singer-songwriter playing rock and roll, folk and Americana music. He tours extensively and often plays in Alaska. Tim is based in Nashville. more.

Dollar Country Interviews 003: Clint Holley (5/20/2020) This week's interview is with Clint Holley, a long time resident of Cleveland and owner operator of both Well Made Music (a mastering/lacquer cutting business) and The Earnest Tube (a direct to lacquer recording studio in Bristol, VA). Clint tells stories about seeing country gigs in Cleveland and how he learned to cut lacquers on a cutting lathe. Check out Well Made Music at http://wellmademusic.net/ Check out The Earnest Tube at http://www.theearnesttube.com/ You can donate to Dollar Country at http://www.patreon.com/dollarcountry You can buy Dollar Country merch at http://dollarcountry.bigcartel.com Music by Tim Easton, recorded at The Earnest Tube

Americana troubadour Tim Easton shares his thoughts with Tatiana Z behind-the-scenes at AmericanaFest 2018. Recorded Sept. 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Jason Wickens sits down with the folk singer-songwriter and modern day troubadour Tim Easton. They discuss his newly found love for fly-fishing and how traveling the world has influenced his songwriting.

Part 2 of Tim Easton at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. Since debuting in the late '90s as part of the burgeoning alt-country movement, American singer/songwriter Tim Easton has established himself as first-rate storyteller, recording a series of warmly crafted albums in the 2000s for New West Records that combined engaging and thoughtful lyricism with rugged folk, rock, and roots music traditions.

Part 1 of Tim Easton at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. Since debuting in the late '90s as part of the burgeoning alt-country movement, American singer/songwriter Tim Easton has established himself as first-rate storyteller, recording a series of warmly crafted albums in the 2000s for New West Records that combined engaging and thoughtful lyricism with rugged folk, rock, and roots music traditions.

Cutting tool technology continues to advance, and manufacturers can take advantage of a wide range of new cutting tool products. In this episode, Alan Rooks, Editor in Chief of Manufacturing Engineering magazine, talks with Tim Easton, National Sales Manager for NTK Cutting Tools about the company’s role in the North American market; key new product developments; attributes of the NTK staff and how they work with customers; as well as forthcoming new products and new tool materials.

Tim Easton, American songwriter and fellow Buckeye, has learned the ways of the hardcore troubadour…making his way around Europe and America by busking in the streets and playing the clubs. Although Rolling Stone Magazine praised him as “having a novelist’s sense of humanity” I believe his education as a Poetry Major at Ohio State University is the not so secret ingredient to his lyrical life. When I saw he was on the roster for the 2019 edition of the Woody Guthrie Festival in Okemah, Oklahoma, I knew I had to try and have a sit down conversation with him. Although my familiarity with his work was on the fringe, I wanted to dig deeper. As soon as I hit the registration desk at the Okfuskee County Historical Society in Okemah, (incidentally the recording site for Tim’s latest CD “Exposition” )I asked the volunteer staff for help in contacting Tim. Within two hours I had a text. We met shortly thereafter in front of the Crystal Theater but where to record a conversation? There was no media room and no readily available space to sit down and chat. A Woodyfest volunteer AGAIN to the rescue…”I live at the rock house down at the corner of Woody Guthrie Boulevard and Broadway. The back door is open, the air conditioning is on; there’s nothing but two chairs and a table in there but you’re welcome to it.” Tim was game and so was I. We had the following conversation in a virtually empty house sitting in two velveteen rockers facing each other with my lavalier mic attached to my water bottle handle. As you’ll hear, Tim talks about growing up in Japan, opening for the Flatlanders and Townes Van Zandt, busking the streets of Europe, heading his own record company, traveling to Alaska to teach songwriting workshops so you can fish and an upcoming State Department sponsored trip to Russia. Woody Guthrie would have loved Tim Easton. Now THAT’s Americana!

Meet Tim Easton. I was awesome meeting him and having lunch with him today. He served in the Army as a Combat Engineer. Hear his story tomorrow morning during my show at 8:45am Thank you for your service!

Robert Crumb is an American cartoonist and musician. His work displays a nostalgia for American folk culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and satire of contemporary American culture. His band Robert Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenades released 3 albums on the Blue Goose record label, featuring pre-war acoustic blues, rags and old time classics. Crumb is a prolific artist and contributed to the publication, Zap Comix. Inspired by psychedelics and cartoons from the 1920s and 1930s, he introduced a wide variety of characters that became extremely popular, including cultural icons Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural, and the images from his Keep on Truckin' strip. In this episode, we explore Crumb's time working for American Greetings in Cleveland, Ohio at the now iconic 78th Street Studios building. Special musical guest: Tim Easton.

Portada para el nuevo álbum de #TimEaston que será publicado en el mes de junio, su título 'Exposition'. El compositor se ha embarcado en un viaje a tres de las cunas de la música norteamericana. Además, el escenario del BBK Legends acoge las visitas de #LittleSteven junto a sus discípulos del soul y #TheBeachBoys. #GeorgeBenson está presentando un álbum homenaje a #ChuckBerry y #FatsDomino #ReeseWynans se lanza con un proyecto donde realiza versiones de maestros con #StevieRayVaughn Cerramos con #LosZigarros y el adelanto de su nuevo disco. Gracias por escuchar y compartir.

Portada para el nuevo álbum de #TimEaston que será publicado en el mes de junio, su título 'Exposition'. El compositor se ha embarcado en un viaje a tres de las cunas de la música norteamericana. Además, el escenario del BBK Legends acoge las visitas de #LittleSteven junto a sus discípulos del soul y #TheBeachBoys. #GeorgeBenson está presentando un álbum homenaje a #ChuckBerry y #FatsDomino #ReeseWynans se lanza con un proyecto donde realiza versiones de maestros con #StevieRayVaughn Cerramos con #LosZigarros y el adelanto de su nuevo disco. Gracias por escuchar y compartir.

  My guest today is Tim Easton, artist, musician, songwriter, and troubadour originally from Akron Ohio before starting his musical journey traveling Europe busking the streets of London, Paris, Spain, Italy, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and Ireland for seven years. Tim has since had a long career of songwriting, collaborating, and record making that includes his band the Haynes Boys in the 90s, followed by two decades of solo records recording and toured with the likes of members of Wilco, The Jayhawks, Lucinda Williams, Tift Merritt, Mike Campbell, Jim Keltner, Kenny Vaughan, John Hiatt, and many more. He has been signed to EMI publishing, and New West Records, and Thirty Tigers, and even started his own record label, Campfire Propaganda. He continues to make records and make it happen through crowdfunding when appropriate. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/177

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Tim Easton is a natural. A symphony of syllables. A lodger. A working musican. A world-traveler.A whirled unraveller. A word gatherer. His latest album got 4 stars via American Songwriter. I give it all the stars in the sky. It's the kind they don't make a lot anymore. A man and a guitar. Just like Bob and Woody. And Tim.

Kim Richey launched her career later than most, after her old friend and college band mate Bill Lloyd (of Foster & Lloyd) urged her to move to Music City. And after one of the most powerful executives in the music business introduced himself after a show and our guileless heroine had no idea who he was. Kim's crafty and tuneful mingling of folk, country and jangle pop was well formed when she released her debut album in 1995. Since then she's explored collaborations with diverse producers but maintained a through line to her sound and vibe that's made fans all over the world. She's one of Nashville's finest and she joins Craig to talk about her career and her new album Edgeland.  Also, songwriter Tim Easton describes the experience of recording direct to lacquer disc in Bristol, just like the Carter Family did in 1927. 

Mark Stepro is a Los Angeles-based musician originally from Ohio. He has performed on every continent except Antarctica and has appeared on The Late Show With David Letterman, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien, Craig Ferguson, and Carson Daly. Since 2010, Stepro has been touring and recording with singer-songwriter-producer Butch Walker, performing not only on Walker's own records and tours but also playing on records produced by Walker (Train, Keith Urban, Gavin Degraw, The Wind And The Wave, Brian Fallon of The Gaslight Anthem, etc.). Stepro appears on Walker's most recent release, "Stay Gold" (Dangerbird Records) and recently completed a six-week tour with Butch and the rest of the band. Stepro also performs with singer Mary McBride under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State as a Cultural Ambassador, presenting American music overseas. The group has logged performances in twenty-three countries such as Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Indonesia, appearing in schools, hospitals, prisons, women's shelters, orphanages, and places of worship. He has also performed or recorded with Panic! At The Disco, Hayes Carll, Ben Kweller, Jackson Browne, Courtney Love, Corb Lund, Sara and Sean Watkins of Nickel Creek, Morgan Kibby of M83, Sara Bareilles, Jakob Dylan of The Wallflowers, Mike Viola, Joe Pug, Robert Ellis, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Adam Levy, and Tim Easton. A passionate student, he has studied with teachers Ed Soph, Steve Houghton and Glenn Kotche of Wilco. Stepro lives in Atwater Village, Los Angeles with his television writer wife and their one-year-old son William. He enjoys cooking, running and reading.   

Chris and Americana veteran Tim Easton get down to the nitty gritty in this open and honest discussion.

Free mix training with Lij at MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Robin Eaton, a songwriter, producer, poet, and artist from Nashville TN. He owns his own studio, Club Roar, and is also co-owner of Alex The Great recording with Brad Jones who was my guest on episode 34. Beginning as a songwriter and artist signed to Warner France and then Ze-Island records in NYC, He was also in the original Broadway production of Hair. After moving to Nashville in the 80s and building Alex The Great, Robin went on to co write and produce Jill Sobule’s self titled record with the hit single “I Kissed A Girl” about ten years before Katy Perry’s song of the same title. In 2005 Robin and I co produced The Spinto Band’s Nice And Nicely Done, and then later KS Rhoads Dead Language. Some of his other credits include: Butterfly Boucher, Tim Easton, Tommy Womack, Lion Limb, Swan Dive, and Mary Kate Oneil.   But more importantly Robin is my mentor. He took me in and showed me how to make records at Alex The Great, and has been a creative inspiration and friend to me for 20 years. He even officiated at my wedding!   Get the full show notes at http://RSRockstars.com/62

Show #362   James McMurtry - Screen Door (Highway Prayer - A Tribute to Adam Carroll) Susan Gibson - Good News (Remember Who You Are) Jim Stringer - Deep Fat Fried  (Pick It Up) Scott McMahan - Had to Let Her Go  (Scott McMahan) (mic break) The T Sisters -  Fight Song  (T Sisters) The Coal Porters - The Day The Last Ramone Died  (No. 6) The Small Glories - Had I Paid (Wondrous Traveler)  The Band Of Heathens  - Oklahoma Gypsy Shuffler  (Highway Prayer - A Tribute to Adam Carroll) (mic break) Trevor Alguire - Out Of Sight-Out Of Mind  (Perish In The Light) Libby Koch -  Don't Know How  (Just Move On) Brent Cobb -  Solving Problems  (Shine On Rainy Day) Mark Lucas & the Dead Setters -  Walking In Her Dreams  (The Continental Drift) Todd Snider - Ways And Means  (Eastside Bulldog) (mic break) Tim Easton and Aaron Lee Tasjan - Black Flag Blues  (Highway Prayer - A Tribute to Adam Carroll) Adam Carroll - My Only Good Shirt  (Highway Prayer - A Tribute to Adam Carroll)

The last time hard core troubadour Tim Easton was on Independent's Day, he was kind enough to open his Nashville home to us and we recorded an interview and some in his basement. This time, Tim was touring through Los Angeles, and he made time to drop by the ID World HQ and get us caught up on his artistic endeavors. Tim talked about busking in Europe with Beck in 1991, a lack of empathy in American society, and he played a 2016 election call-to-arms song. "Don't Spectate, Participate."

Dave Wilson of Chatham County Line plays tracks from Autumn and tells the band’s origin story, talks about playing to the fan base and laments cell phones at shows. Also this episode I’ve got the new Drive-by Truckers album, the new Shovels & Rope album and more new music from Tim Easton, Sarah Jarosz Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt. Plus I’ve got a Nitty Gritty Dirt Band live reunion album. "Chatham County Line sing around a communal mic on Autumn (Ep319)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Dustin Arbuckle plays tracks from Moreland & Arbuckle’s Promised Land Or Bust and talks about bonding with his Dad over the blues, why he plays harmonica, & how he met Aaron Moreland. Also this week, I’ve got some great blues rock from Owen Campbell, the new Walcotts album, I’ve got a track from the Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris reissue. I’ve got that new bluegrass album from John McEuen too. Plus more tracks from Dale Watson, Dex Romweber, Seth Walker, Tim Easton and Chatham County Line. "Moreland & Arbuckle head for the promised land (Ep317)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Ben Todd of Lonesome Shack plays 3 tracks from The Switcher, & tells the story of the band’s name, and his North Mississippi blues influences. This week I’ve got that new acoustic Macy Gray album, the new Dex Romweber blues album, and pop rock from Jon Herington. I’ve also got more new music from Dale Watson, Tim Easton, John Doe, Michael Rank and yes another track from that Kiefer Sutherland album. "Ben Todd finds that Lonesome Shack groove (Ep316)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Boo Ray plays three tracks from Sea Of Lights and talks about growing up in the North Carolina Mountains, his hardscrabble career path, and recording on Bob Dylan’s tape deck. Lots of great music going into rotation this week. I’ve got the new Seth Walker album, the new Tim Easton album and the new Chatham County Line album. Plus I’ve got a track from the Kiefer Sutherland album. Yes, that Kiefer Sutherland! Plus more new music from Michael Rank, Eli Paperboy Reed, Kelsey Waldon, Dale Watson, and Bill Kirchen. "Boo Ray makes it to the City Of Angels (Ep315)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Paul Thorn plays tracks from Too Blessed To Be Stressed, and talks about his feel-good anthem songs and kissing babies on the campaign trail. Also on this episode, blues rock from The Heckhounds, a beautiful country crooner from Emma Swift, alt-folk from Shakey Graves, bluegrass from the Whiskey Gentry, roots rock from Tim Easton, electric blues from Sean Chambers, Appalachian folk from Malcolm Holcombe, honkytonk from Tyller Gummersall, swamp punk from Les Claypool's Duo DeTwang. "Ep#212 Paul Thorn writes some feel-good anthems" originated from Americana Music Show.

Although New York and Los Angeles are the twin capitals of the music industry, the center of the Western music universe shifts from time to time as one style or another catches the public’s fancy. Places like Chicago, Seattle, Austin, Minneapolis, Athens, Georgia and other towns have all had their turn as the hottest place to be if you wanted to be part of the newest scene. But nestled in the red dirt and pines along the Cumberland River, Nashville, Tennessee has always been the holy ghost of the music industry trinity – especially for songwriters and country music. Home to the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, and countless recording studios, publishing houses and record labels, Nashville has truly earned the moniker, “Music City, U.S.A.,” and it has been especially hot in recent years. Along with the country music establishment, increasing numbers of non-country artists like Jack White, Kings of Leon, The Black Keys and scores of underground artists call Nashville home, and the hit ABC series, Nashville, has only added fuel to the fire. Nashville’s temperate climate and affordable livability add to the draw for artists tired of the rat race on the coasts. After getting a start in Ohio, living an international troubadour’s life and spending years in Joshua Tree, California, songwriter Tim Easton relocated to Nashville in recent years. Stylistically, it was a logical move; Easton has always had a bluesy twang to his top-notch songs and deft guitar playing. He already had a successful career going before he arrived, with at least nine records in his discography, when Nashville got into his blood and he released the 50s rock/Sun Studios-inspired Not Cool in 2013. His new hometown suits him well, and with results like this maybe more artists should consider a new home in the 615 area code.

Although New York and Los Angeles are the twin capitals of the music industry, the center of the Western music universe shifts from time to time as one style or another catches the public’s fancy. Places like Chicago, Seattle, Austin, Minneapolis, Athens, Georgia and other towns have all had their turn as the hottest place to be if you wanted to be part of the newest scene. But nestled in the red dirt and pines along the Cumberland River, Nashville, Tennessee has always been the holy ghost of the music industry trinity – especially for songwriters and country music. Home to the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, and countless recording studios, publishing houses and record labels, Nashville has truly earned the moniker, “Music City, U.S.A.,” and it has been especially hot in recent years. Along with the country music establishment, increasing numbers of non-country artists like Jack White, Kings of Leon, The Black Keys and scores of underground artists call Nashville home, and the hit ABC series, Nashville, has only added fuel to the fire. Nashville’s temperate climate and affordable livability add to the draw for artists tired of the rat race on the coasts. After getting a start in Ohio, living an international troubadour’s life and spending years in Joshua Tree, California, songwriter Tim Easton relocated to Nashville in recent years. Stylistically, it was a logical move; Easton has always had a bluesy twang to his top-notch songs and deft guitar playing. He already had a successful career going before he arrived, with at least nine records in his discography, when Nashville got into his blood and he released the 50s rock/Sun Studios-inspired Not Cool in 2013. His new hometown suits him well, and with results like this maybe more artists should consider a new home in the 615 area code.

Although New York and Los Angeles are the twin capitals of the music industry, the center of the Western music universe shifts from time to time as one style or another catches the public's fancy. Places like Chicago, Seattle, Austin, Minneapolis, Athens, Georgia and other towns have all had their turn as the hottest place to be if you wanted to be part of the newest scene. But nestled in the red dirt and pines along the Cumberland River, Nashville, Tennessee has always been the holy ghost of the music industry trinity – especially for songwriters and country music. Home to the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, and countless recording studios, publishing houses and record labels, Nashville has truly earned the moniker, “Music City, U.S.A.,” and it has been especially hot in recent years. Along with the country music establishment, increasing numbers of non-country artists like Jack White, Kings of Leon, The Black Keys and scores of underground artists call Nashville home, and the hit ABC series, Nashville, has only added fuel to the fire. Nashville's temperate climate and affordable livability add to the draw for artists tired of the rat race on the coasts. After getting a start in Ohio, living an international troubadour's life and spending years in Joshua Tree, California, songwriter Tim Easton relocated to Nashville in recent years. Stylistically, it was a logical move; Easton has always had a bluesy twang to his top-notch songs and deft guitar playing. He already had a successful career going before he arrived, with at least nine records in his discography, when Nashville got into his blood and he released the 50s rock/Sun Studios-inspired Not Cool in 2013. His new hometown suits him well, and with results like this maybe more artists should consider a new home in the 615 area code.

UMFM just turned 15 and next week Steel Belted Radio turns 10! We’ve got plenty to be excited about this week, along with those events, we’ve got the brand new album from Easton Stagger Phillips, and some great shows to look forward to!

UMFM just turned 15 and next week Steel Belted Radio turns 10! We’ve got plenty to be excited about this week, along with those events, we’ve got the brand new album from Easton Stagger Phillips, and some great shows to look forward to!

We’ve got some stellar new releases and some upcoming show news to kick things off, before we bring it right back down for some songs for my teacher friends who are singing the back to school blues.

We’ve got some stellar new releases and some upcoming show news to kick things off, before we bring it right back down for some songs for my teacher friends who are singing the back to school blues.

Bill Kirchen plays three tracks from “Seeds and Stems” and talks about his “slack-jaw ham-fisted rock & roll,” predating the outlaw movement, and passing his songs on to the next generation. Plus country rock from The Wild Ponies, beautiful string band music from Mandolin Orange, soulful folk from The Wood Brothers, americana from John Fogerty, bogie blues from the North Mississippi Allstars, classic soul from Doris Allen, new acoustic music from Yarn, and rockabilly from Tim Easton. "Bill Kirchen" originated from Americana Music Show.

Leo Rondeau plays 3 tracks from Take It And Break It and talks about his Austin gigs, his non-crybaby song, and working with R.S. Field. He also introduces and plays three tracks from the album. Plus bare knuckled soul from Barrence Whitfield and the Savages, indie rock from Pat Todd and the Rankousiders, retro roots rock from Tim Easton, Texas blues from Mike Stinson, an amazing soul cut from yesteryear by Big John Hamilton. New swamp rock from the Tony Joe White, travelin music from Mando Saenz, string band music from the Barn Birds and a new take on a John Fogerty classic. "Leo Rondeau" originated from Americana Music Show.

FTB podcast #226 features the new album by Tim Easton called Not Cool.   Also new music from Sam Baker, Alice Gerrard and The White Buffalo.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.   Show #226 TIM EASTON - Troubled Times  MICHELLE MALONE - Immigration Game  (Day 2) WOODY PINES -  I Love the Way My Baby (Rabbits Motel) THE WHITE BUFFALO - Don't You Want It  (Shadows, Greys & Evil Ways) (mic break) ALICE GERRARD - Bittersweet  (Bittersweet) DAN IMHOFF -  Tumbleweed  (Agraria) LIZANNE KNOTT -  Stones Throw Away  (Standing in the English Rain) THE BAND OF HEATHENS - Miss My Life  (Sunday Morning Record) TIM EASTON - Don't Lie  (mic break) T. HARDY MORRIS -  Lucky (Audition Tapes) STEPHEN SIMMONS - I'll Be Your Johnny Cash  (Hearsay) SARA PETITE - Perfume  (Circus Comes To Town) TODD MAY - Build A Better Rocket  (Rickenbacker Girls) SAM BAKER - Button by Button  (Say Grace) (mic break) TIM EASTON - Gallatin Pike Blues 

Ronnie Fauss tells the story of the title of I Am The Man You Know I'm Not, why he covered Gram Parsons, and watching the Old 97's' record. Ronnie Fauss also plays three tracks from I Am The Man You Know I'm Not. Plus, southern rock from the Truth & Salvage Company, rockabilly rock from Tim Easton, blues rock from Too Slim and the Tail Draggers, southern rock from Mike Stinson, roots rock from The Coal Men, country rock from The Whiskey Bottles, twang from The Coals, newgrass from The O's, and old school R&B from Fats Domino. "Ronnie Fauss" originated from Americana Music Show.

Tim Easton talks about moving to East Nashville, how his daughter changed his music, getting into the man chords, and his 'Otis Redding jam. He also plays three tracks from Not Cool. Plus, southern rock from Mike Stinson, newgrass from The O's, rock & roll from South Rail, gospel from Mavis Staples, country rock from the Massy Ferguson Band, rock & roll from Ned Van Go, soul from Charlie Faye, string band music from Underhill Rose, and old school R&B from Fats Domino. "Tim Easton" originated from Americana Music Show.

Tim talks about opening for Townes Van Zandt, growing up in Ohio and Japan, busking in Europe, hitchhiking through Ireland, rough gigs, fishing for salmon in Alaska, combat fishing, getting arrested in Lexington, Jay bennett stories, moving from Joshua Tree… Continue Reading →

FTB podcast #152 features the new album by GRETCHEN PETERS called Hello Cruel World.  Also new music from SHOEBOX LETTERS, MARC BERGER and the upcoming JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE album.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss. Show #152 GRETCHEN PETERS - Hello Cruel World (Hello Cruel World) DAVE McGRAW & MANDY FER - Serotiny (May Our Music)  (Seed Of A Pine) FOLK FAMILY REVIVAL - Come Get Me  (Unfolding) ORBO & THE LONGSHOTS - Highway Tears (Prairie Sun) (mic break) TIFT MERRITT - Sweet Spot (iTunes link) TIM EASTON -  What Do You Live For  (Beat the Band) MARC BERGER - Nobody Gonna Ride On The Railroad (Ride) CHUCK BRODSKY - The World As You Once Knew It  (Subtotal Eclipse) GRETCHEN PETERS - Woman On the Wheel  (Hello Cruel World) (mic break)JONATHAN JETER & THE REVELATORS - Barfly  (Late To My Own Funeral) WILL HOGE - No Man’s Land  (Number Seven) SHOEBOX LETTERS - You or Someone Like You  (Someone Like You) JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE- Look The Other Way (Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me Now) (mic break) GRETCHEN PETERS - Dark Angel  (Hello Cruel World)   (Feb. 17th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

FTB podcast #127 features the new album by POKEY LAFARGE and the SOUTH CITY THREE called Middle of Everywhere.  Also new music from TIM EASTON, EILEN JEWELL and THE JAYHAWKS.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts.   Show #127 POKEY LAFARGE - So Long Honeybee, Goodbye  (Middle of Everything) EILEN JEWELL - Queen of the Minor Key (Queen of the Minor Key) BOBBY LONG -  In the Frost  (A Winter Tale) THE JAYHAWKS - She Walks In So Many Ways (Mockingbird Time) (mic break ) FOLK FAMILY REVIVAL - Addicted to the Road (Unfolding) JILL ANDREWS - Sound of the Bells (The Mirror) BILL MORRISSEY - Letter from Heaven  (The Essential Collection) POKEY LAFARGE - Drinkin’ Whiskey Tonight (Middle of Everything) (mic break) DAN ISRAEL - Up To You  (Crosstown Traveler) KIRSTEN JONES - The Mad Mile  (The Mad Mile) AND RICHARDS - Rubberneckers  (And Richards) JUST DESSERTS - Never Draw The Line  (Lost in Love) TIM EASTON -  Daily Life  (Beat the Band) (mic break) POKEY LAFARGE - Sunny Side of the Street (Middle of Everything) (July 29th, 2011) Bill Frater