Podcasts about Tipitina

There are countless myths and reports throughout human history of places where spirits come down to earth. Where the intangible meets the material world. In the US, there are few places that better demonstrate this crossroads than New Orleans. People have tried to explain how the joy of living here triumphs over everyday things like dysfunction and potholes, with slogans like “The Big Easy,” and “The city that care forgot.” One of the locations you can witness this triumph of the spirit is the corner of Napoleon Avenue and Tchoupitoulas Street. No, not Rouse’s. Across the street. At Tipitina’s music club. Keith Spera from the Times Picayune has called Tipitina’s, “a sacred space.” Dr. John called it, “The church of the funky saints.” And Jazz Fest co-founder Quint Davis has referred to it as, “The Vatican of New Orleans music.” Tipitina’s was founded in 1977 by a bunch of young people who knew nothing about business, music promotion, running a restaurant, a bar, or a radio station – it was the original home of WWOZ. These folks just wanted a place that celebrated New Orleans musicians and gave them a stage to play on - and a guarantee they’d actually get the money that people paid to come see them. In 2018, history repeated itself when the members of the New Orleans band Galactic bought Tipitina’s. Musicians are not typically known for their firm grasp of the music business, but the doors are still open and the revenue streams have diversified, including a record business called Tipitina’s Record Club. Robert Mercurio is the bass player in Galactic, part owner of the legendary Tipitina’s music club, and Co-Founder of Tipitina’s Record Club. Besides music, there’s another strand of New Orleans where art meets commerce, and where, literally, the rubber meets the road. Motorcycle design and manufacture. It’s a lot less celebrated than our place in the history of music, but if you know a thing or two about motorbikes you’ll know my other lunch guest today, J.T. Nesbitt. J.T designed and was part of the team that produced motorcycles called The Wraith, the G2 Hellcat and The Magnolia Special, for Confederate Motorcycles, and later an electric bike, The Curtiss One. They’re all elegant works of art and powerful machines. Today, JT is designing and building a new line of bikes under the banner of his own company, Bienville Studios. Currently he’s building a bike called the Magnolia 4. We find out all about it in this edition of Out to Lunch but for now all you need to know is Jay Leno has one on order. The Tipitina’s logo with the half-peeled banana is a New Orleans icon. For locals and live music lovers everywhere it’s as recognizable as the Nike swoosh or the Mercedes hood ornament. Nike and Mercedes spend millions of dollars each year to keep their brands in front of people. Tipitina’s brand is spread mostly by people paying them – to buy a T-shirt or baseball cap. The lesson being, when you have a product people genuinely care about and cherish, it sells itself. The same philosophy can be applied to the motorbikes coming out of Bienville Studios. Robert Mercurio and J.T. Nesbitt are both at the helm of very different but equally unique and valuable New Orleans pieces of art and commerce. Out to Lunch was recorded live over lunch at Columns in Uptown New Orleans. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at itsneworleans.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben and Robert sit down with Ivan Neville to discuss him and his family's involvement in the Wild Tchoupitoulas. Ivan was 17 when they play this live set in 1977.    Tipitina's Record Club Website

Send us a textThere's a new jam band rolling into town, although the members have been playing locally for years. This new band is calling themselves KC36 Orange Sunshine Band (shortened from KC36 and the Orange Sunshine Band). The name is a reference to the disco-funk group KC and the Sunshine Band, as well as to the strains of marijuana known as the KC36 and the Orange Sunshine. The band's lineup consists of guitarist Doug Diminico (a core member and leader of Smooth Money Gesture), mandolinist Dave Pullins (a core member of NoGo Gilbillies), drummer Larry Nivissimo, saxophonist Bruce Lish, and bassist John Heiland. Nivissimo, Lish, and Heiland have frequently collaborated for over three decades, also currently playing together in the Grateful Dead tribute group AoxomoxoA.Heiland grew up in Chicago, surrounded by “upriver Mississippi bass and blues.” He started learning basic blues when he got his first guitar, but he didn't start performing until he moved to Colorado in 1991. He lived next door to professional musicians, who heard him play more at that time, and he started playing bluegrass at Ward's Millsite Inn, where other bluegrass musicians welcomed him in weekly Saturday night jams. He joined his first band, the Sugarloaf String Band, shortly after, connecting with similar groups such as Yonder Mountain String Band and Leftover Salmon.During his time in Sugarloaf String Band, he went on the road with Shanti Groove, a jam grass group that also included Nivissimo and Lish in the lineup. After Sugarloaf dissolved as a group, member Ryan Jones (who has since worked with Galactic and is now the production manager of the New Orleans live music venue Tipitina's) sold Heiland his bass, which he had played in college. That started Heiland's trajectory as a bass player, forming bands with Nivissimo and Lish such as Fat Rabbit and the Funkytonk Heroes. After Funkytonk Heroes, they formed another group, Seeing Stars Band, which has since morphed into AoxomoxoA. Now, to fulfill a birthday wish from Lish, the three musicians have brought in Pullins and Diminico to form yet another group, KC36 Orange Sunshine Band. Thank you for listening to The Mountain-Ear Podcast, featuring the news and culture from peak to peak!If you want to be featured in the podcast, contact the host at media@themountainear.com!SUBSCRIBE ONLINE and use the coupon code PODCAST for A 10% DISCOUNT for ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS! Subscribe at https://www.themtnear.com/subscribe!You can find us online by visiting https://www.themtnear.com!Find us on Facebook @mtnear!Share this podcast around!! Scroll near the bottom of our website's homepage or visit the podcast's main hub at https://themtnearpodcast.buzzsprout.com!You can contact our editor at info@themountainear.com!Thank you for listening!

Welcome back to Festival Circuit: New Orleans. In this episode, we're going to explore the late night music scene around jazz fest. We hear from George Porter, Papa Mali and Robert Walter about the magic of one-time late night collaborations, and we talk with Irma Thomas about performing with Allen Toussaint on the President. We also explore the growth of Frenchmen Street as a destination, the legacy of Tipitina's, and amazing late night shows over the past 50 years.  If you like the show, please subscribe and share, and leave a review. Thank you.  Festival Circuit is presented by Osiris Media. This series is Narrated and Produced by Rob Steinberg. Executive Producers are Christina Collins, Andrew Goodwin and RJ Bee, who also double duties as series writer and creator. Produced, Edited and Mixed by Matt Dwyer. Show logo by Liz Bee. The theme song is “JazzFest Time,” by Circus Mind. Thanks to our partners at WWOZ. To check out more shows that help deepen the connection to music you love, please visit OsirisPod.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans has given the world all kinds of music. We refer to ourselves as the birthplace of jazz. We’re one of the principal breeding grounds of funk, bounce, and brass band music. And then there’s a style of piano playing that’s so identifiably from here it’s simply called, “New Orleans piano.” Generations of legendary New Orleans piano players became identified with the places they played. Fats Domino at the Dew Drop Inn. Professor Longhair at Tipitina’s. James Booker at The Maple Leaf. Today you can hear masters of New Orleans piano like Jon Cleary, Tom McDermott, Joe Krown, and others at clubs around town, like Chickie Wah Wah, The Bon Temps, and Buffa’s. Or, you can hear them at your place. You can have an A-list New Orleans piano player show up at your place - with a grand piano - and play your birthday party, wedding, or just a random Friday night, thanks to Jacques Ferland’s business, Piano On A Truck. Piano On A Truck is pretty much what it sounds like. It’s a grand piano on the back of a yellow, 1972 International pick-up truck.And it comes with, or without, a piano player. In our seemingly never-ending attempt to place order on a chaotic world, we like to categorize things into twos - either/or. Tall or short. Black or white. On the rocks or straight up. Today, for a lot of white-collar occupations, the either/or distinction is either working in the office or working from home. Well, like so many things in life, it turns out there’s a 3rd way. Billy Schell describes himself as CEO, owner and van driver of an apparel company called NOLA Shirts. NOLA Shirts designs and manufactures New Orleans themed Polo shirts, T-shirts, and hats, and sells them online or at various brick-and-mortar stores around New Orleans. The “van driver” in Billy’s job description is a reference to the company’s headquarters which are also Billy’s living quarters – a Mercedes Sprinter van that’s been his principal home and office since 2021. Around 5,525 years ago - it was probably a Thursday - in ancient Mesopotamia, the wheel was invented. To say it was a revolutionary invention is not just a bad pun, it’s also the understatement of several millennia. And just when you think every possible use of the wheel has already been thought of, along comes the 21st Century - and hashtag-van-life and Piano On A Truck, two New Orleans entrepreneurs discovering yet more places the revolutions of a wheel can take us. Out to Lunch was recorded live over lunch at Columns in Uptown New Orleans. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at itsneworleans.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John is joined by his pal Tim Miller—OG Never Trumper and host of The Bulwark Podcast—for an extended therapy session a week out from the start of Donald Trump's second term. Tim explains why he finds it impossible to care about Trump non-sentence sentencing or the impending release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on Trump's role in January 6; his take on the collective tongue bath being given 45/47 by the tech billionaire class; and the long-run political implications of the face-off between Steve Bannon and Elon Musk. Tim also describes his strategy for combating his impulses towards nihilism in the face of what Trump 2.0 signifies and may hold in store: from hitting Tipitina's and gorging himself on crawfish to trekking to the UK to see Oasis reunite (hopefully!) this summer.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Excepts of an exclusive interview with Taj Mahal. Writer Jennifer Odell talks with Taj about music history, his love of New Orleans, and the origins of some songs featured on the album.  Tipitina's Record Club Website

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Anne dials in from the Houston suburbs to share her reflections her fandom and experiences from Crowded House at Tipitina's in New Orleans 10 December 1991. Performances include: Independence Day (10 March, Auckland 2018) and from Tipitina's 1991: This is massive, I feel possessed, There goes god, Don't dream it's over, Weather with you, When you come, Chocolate cake, Whispers & Moans, Better be home soon. Listener cover: The devil you know by Tom Bishel, Mark McCrite, Owen Hodgson, James Goodfellow & Heather Carter Check out Mark Mccrite's album Getting To the Point over here on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0ny0jDnjbBI1ha4QTL4tow?si=taT-7cFvTPes96BFf5vyCw You can significantly support the continuation of the 240 podcast for a donation of just a couple dollars per month. This goes directly towards covering the podcast hosting fees. Big thank yous if you are in a position to help. Head over here to: http://patreon.com/240neilfinn

Ruby Ross grew up singing and harmonizing along to doo wop and the Beatles on long car rides with her parents. Growing up in central Virginia, she was exposed to Bluegrass, Old Time and Appalachian music, then started exploring world music at Wesleyan University. After touring with some eclectic singing groups, Ross dipped her toes in songwriting, spending some time in Boston's open mic scene, then moving to New Orleans where she spent 12 years as a singer-songwriter and in various bands. Ruby won first place at the Bay Saint Louis ArtsAlive Singer-Songwriter Showcase in 2014, has had her music featured on Buffa Lounge's “Live From the Back Room”, and has been a member of bands such as Trendafilka, Blato Zato, and Crossing Canal among others, and has performed at JazzFest, Lotus Fest and Tipitina.  Ruby Ross crafts poignant stories of life, longing and love, set to melodies that refuse to leave your head. Her music will leave you feeling introspective and wanting more. You can find more of Ruby's music at:https://www.facebook.com/rubyrossmusichttps://www.youtube.com/rubyrossmusichttps://rubyross.bandcamp.com/track/pretty-little-bird-live-at-hi-ho-loungehttp://www.patrickcoopermusic.com/crossing-canal--a-duo-project.html

Join Joe, Kobi, Charlie and Alex on this week's show. The group starts the first part of the show at Uncle Tiki's bar, but due to cicadas noise relocation was necessary. They recoup at a new A/C location to finish the recording. Charlie gives us insight into performing at Tipitina and Void updates. Kobi brings the group a horned Kiwano melon for everyone to taste test. Alex tells a funny story about re-gifting plus insight into cannibalism law. Joe gives new details and hopes on the upcoming podcast studio. This episode was recorded locally in Oakdale, Louisiana.

With special guest Ben Jaffe (from Preservation Hall).  Tipitina's Record Club Website

Singles Going Around- Holy Soul Jelly RollSide AThe Standells- "Mr Nobody"Otis Redding- "Nobody Knows You"Tony Joe White- "Widow Wimberley"The Rolling Stones- "Citadel"Slim Harpo- "Bobby Sox Baby"Captain Beefheart- "The Witch Doctor Life"Dr John- "Tipitina"The Yardbirds- "Think About It"Jimmy Smith- "Root Down (And Get It)Side BJimmy Liggins- "Drunk"The Beach Boys- "Summertime Blues"Nancy Sinatra- "Sorry About That"The Clash- Career Opportunties"The Uniques- "House Of the Rising Sun"Mitch Ryder- "Walking The Dog"Guitar Gable- "This Should Go On Forever"Charlie Rich- "I Feel Like Going Home"The Grateful Dead- "Casey Jones"

Aloha Buddies! With the recent announcement that subscription-based vinyl service BANDBOX was closing up shop amidst bankruptcy proceedings, it led me to consider what the vinyl subscription + service space looks like past, present, and future. Vinyl Me, Please is the lion in the vinyl-curation/subscription business, but there are several smaller businesses that are putting exclusive and distinct records in the hands of their customers through this business model, and adding their own unique "spin" (#dadjoke) to how they go about it. This pod will walk through that and also identify other potential threats to this distinct business model out in the greater vinyl landscape. Join me for this latest mini 'sode here only on VINYL COMMUNITY PODCASTS!   For more information on host Concert Buddie: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcertBuddie   For more information on Vinyl Me, Please: https://www.vinylmeplease.com   For more information on Magnolia Record Club: https://magnoliarecord.store   For more information on VNYL: https://vnyl.org   For more information on Tipitina's Record Club: https://tipitinasrecordclub.com   For more information on Black Box Record Club: https://blackboxrecordclub.com   For more information on Vinyl Community Podcasts: https://vinylcommunitypodcasts.com  

In "Buying A Used Wheelchair," breaking my wheelchair and buying a new one on Craigslist, more record shopping, cooking borscht and getting accepted for publication. Every week we order pizza from the place in town. On the day after, for lunch I eat cold pizza with Hoppin Hot Sauce on it.(Hoppin Hot Sauce jingle) Those who say don't know & who know don't say Buying a used wheelchair selfie Subscribers get the selfie and the show notes e mailed to them, and I don't know what they do with them Record shopping I went record shopping at Amoeba and it turned out to be a pretty good score: Something Is Wrong (Vintage Recordings From East Africa) Fiona Apple, "Tidal" Black Top Blues-a-rama, Volume 2 Live at Tipitina's, New Orleans J Dilla, "Donuts" The record store person gave me "the nod" Terminal Event I broke the arm off of my wheelchair, with a bang. The manufacturer was out of stock, but I needed to find a replacement. I got on my computer and I searched eBay and sfbay.craigslist.org. craigslist came through for me Cooking While Disabled We made borscht. For the second year in a row, we used this Serious Eats recipe for Hot Ukrainian Borscht (With Beets, Beef, Pork, and More) Accepted After an uninterrupted months-long streak of many rejections, a few different editors wrote me to let me know that my writing was accepted. All in all, a piece of microfiction (in this case, a story of exactly 50 words) and two poems. It's very exciting to turn the corner on this project and move from submission to publication. Chapter List 00:00:00 - Intro 00:05:04 - Subscribers get the selfie 00:06:01 - Record shopping 00:13:36 - Terminal event 00:21:08 - Borscht 00:27:58 - P.T. 00:29:30 - Outro

East to New York City. West to Los Angeles. Pick your poison as the saying goes. Out of one swamp. Into another. For the Louisiana diaspora, home is hard to quit. Home is where the heart is, after all.  Many transplants become boomerangs, a demographic term of art for people who go away and come home. At least, that's the hope if — like Louisiana — you're a net exporter of people and talent.  Coming home can be a double-edged sword. It's comforting. But, in creative industries, it can mean making do in a smaller market with opportunities hard to come by.  On the flipside: You might become the change you want to see in the world.  Kelly Clayton was the first in fifteen generations in her family to leave Louisiana. Kelly is a poet, playwright and workshop facilitator. She left for New York in 1991 with a suitcase and seven boxes of books. And she meant it as a one-way ticket. But she returned to Louisiana in 2010.  Back home, Kelly has continued working as a literary artist here. She teaches poetry and creative writing, and organizes programs for formerly incarcerated people and kids in the Louisiana Juvenile Detention Center. In 2020, she published her poetry collection Mother of Chaos Queen of the Nines. Kelly grew up between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, but lives in Lafayette.  When Rachel Nederveld left home for Los Angeles, she knew she'd eventually come back home to Lafayette. Rachel is a film producer and podcaster, and made her name for herself in documentary circles with works like The Tuba Thieves and Footwork.   Rachel first worked in the music industry, getting a job with the legendary indie label K Records and opening Lafayette's location of the Tipitina's Music Co-Op in 2008. She got into film production in 2010 and moved to L.A. in 2014.  Being a producer is sort of like being the CEO of a film, Rachel says. She's responsible largely for the logistics and fundraising. Her films have premiered at SXSW, Sundance, Tribeca and Lafayette's hometown festival, Southern Screen. Rachel returned to Lafayette in 2022 and is also developing a career in podcasting. Out to Lunch Acadiana was recorded live over lunch at Tsunami Sushi in downtown Lafayette. You can find potos from this show by Astor Morgan at itsacadiana.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pues eso, disfrutemos pasemoslo bien-bien con canciones exquisitas interpretadas por actrices y actores celebérrimos del cine hollywoodiense de ahora y de siempre. ¿Cómo canta Nicole Kidman o Kevin Costner o Michelle Pfeiffer o Danny DeVito o Tim Robbins o Kate Winslet o cómo tocan el piano Hugh Laurie o Robert Downey Jr.? Juguemos: adivina quién está cantando.  DISCO 0 DEAN MARTIN & RICKY NELSON My Rifle, My pony And Me (1) DISCO 1 HUGH LAURIE Tipitina (11)   DISCO 2 BILLY BOB THORNTON He Was A friend Of Mine (9)  DISCO 3 KEVIN COSTNER & MODERN WEST The Sun Will Rise Again (9)  DISCO 4 MICHELLE PFEIFFER Makin’ Whoopee (THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS - 3) DISCO 5 JEFF BRIDGES Liquor And Love (2) DISCO 6 TIM ROBBINS You’re My Dare (2) DISCO 7 ROBERT DOWNEY JR. Your Move (7) DISCO 8 NICOLE KIDMAN & EWAN McGREGOR & JAMIE ALLEN Elephant Love Medley (MOULIN ROUGE - 10) DISCO 9 RUSSELL CROWE & 30 Foot Odd Of Grounts & CHRISSIE HYNDE Never Be Alone Again (2) DISCO 10 ANTONIO BANDERAS & LOS LOBOS Canción del Mariachi (Morena de mi Corazón (DESPERADO - 1)  DISCO 11 KEVIN SPACEY Splish Splash (BEYOND THE SEA - 14) DISCO 12 MARILYN MONROE & YVES MONTAND Let’s Make Love (13) DISCO 13 DANNY DeVITO They Can’t Take Away from Me (LIVING OUT LOUD - 7) DISCO 14 KATE WINSLET What If (3) DISCO 15 KIRK DOUGLAS And The Moon Grew Brighter And Brighter (HOLLYWOOD… CD 1- 16)Escuchar audio

We have Professor Lindsay Adler here on this week's episode. She was my professor when I took two music industry courses over at Loyola University in New Orleans. She works in the marketing space and has had a plethora of music industry experience working in the live events marketing space. She graduated from Tulane and works as an adjunct professor also at Tulane teaching entertainment marketing courses. We will get to her about some of her first gigs including working at the iconic venue Tipitina's. We will also wrap up hearing her wisdom about being a professor and the rewarding aspects of being entrepreneurial. For more information on Social Mint NOLA: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-adler-875ba858.

We caught up with Jason Mingledorff about the recent Papa Gros Funk reunion at Tipitina's in New Orleans.  @allthatjampod on IG, FB, and Twitter - Subscribe - leave a review - tell a friend. All That Jam is brought to you by Executive Producers Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Produced and edited by Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Mixed and Mastered by Kevin Hogan. Original Music by Aaron Gaul. Art by Amanda Cadran. 

On this episode the Chicks talk all about Goose's just completed 2023 Spring Tour, dig deep into the Peter penned new song Feel It Now, discuss the announced European tour this fall, highlight fan artist Cats Under The Stitch and share some interview with fans from Goose's 2-night run at The Warfield in San Francisco. Links: Cats Under The Stitch Instagram: @catsunderthestitch Website: www.catsunderthestitch.com Summer Camp Music Festival: https://summercampfestival.com/ Goose's European Tour Dates: https://www.instagram.com/p/CrdEnjtOa-p/?hl=en Date Between Band at Tipitina's Soundboard: https://livemusicarchive.app/music/artists/EricKrasno/recordings/ekb2023-05-03?fbclid=IwAR1PkSa6i4w6CvmY5DlF4Mn_-wP6eRNbj8TqoFCDkAwWu12OPTQU9TlV05U&mibextid=Zxz2cZ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Norwegian blues guitar titan, record producer, and songwriter returns to the musical center of the universe to soak up some 3rd world charm and record a new record. After days of productive sessions and a whirlwind survey of local hot spots and luminaries, Arne joins René and guest cohost John Papa Gros at divebar mecca Snake and Jake’s Christmas Club Lounge to pause and reflect. Topics include a return appearance, Doug Belote, Terence Higgins, a pandemic release, the problem of evil, drinks with Lucinda Williams and a Rolling Stone, a Chris Rock sighting, Steve Jordan, Quint Davis, Tipitina’s, the Kingpin, Papa Mali, Louque, Viking invasions, Steve Watson, Johnny Vidacovich, Frenchy, vibration, the Lamarquestra, Randy Rainbow, Broadway pit musicians, Dino Kruse, sidemen, a television tribute, a daughter’s success, reindeer, French Quarter Fest, a new EP, and much more. Intro music: "Trucker Takes A Wife" by Styler/Coman Break and Outro Music: "Dressed Up To Get Messed Up"and "Procastination Blues" By Arne Skage Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Arne Skage Homepage Arne Skage Music Facebook John Papa Gros Homepage John Papa Gros Facebook

Hi everyone! This week the Drum Channel Podcast features Stanton Moore.  The New Orleans native and founding member of the band Galactic visited Billy Amendola at DC's east coast studio to chat with his long-time buddy about drums and drumming, how he survived the pandemic, building a business team, and the famous New Orleans music venue Tipitina and more. Happy listening! 

Matthew Goldman from New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival joins the pod to chat about this year's lineup, the history and culture of the fest and some favourite memories from his 30 years with the event. There's also some insight into a new tradition from new orleans institution tipitina's, which launched a subscription record club during covid, sharing deep cuts from new orleans and the gulf south. Show notes: 00:00:00 - 00:01:46 Intro 00:01:46 - 00:03:56 Festival lineup and overview of the event 00:03:56 - 00:07:42 New Orleans history and culture and the impact of local musicians 00:07:42 - 00:09:47 New Orleans, the birthplace of American music 00:09:47 - 00:17:00 The history of the event, how it came to life and its legacy 00:17:00 - 00:27:00 Matt's history with the event and the annual work to promote it 00:27:00 - 00:37:41 The impact of Hurricane Katrina on the New Orleans community and ‘the healing power of music' 00:37:41 - 00:46:51 Tipitina's Record Club 00:46:51 - 00:49:37 The local guide to New Orleans Jazz Fest 00:49:37 - 00:52:23 Wrap up and outro Links: LISTEN ON SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/3TOshx7wCkeiPF2Vhl7ksf ON APPLE https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crate-expectations/id1583755634 OTHER PLATFORMS https://anchor.fm/crate-expectations ALBUM PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/58F0MiF6en9S9uhOHfsSEA?si=96e5f569b7634df8 ENGAGE TWITTER https://twitter.com/cratepod INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/crateexpectationspod/ REDDIT https://www.reddit.com/user/crateexpectationspod WEBSITE www.crateexpectationspod.com EMAILL crateexpectationspod@gmail.com About Crate Expectations Crate Expectations is a podcast for vinyl record collectors and music fans - featuring Groovy Guys Tom, Dan, Matt and Chris rambling on about vinyl culture, new and old bands, the music industry, gigs… and bunnies. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crate-expectations/message

Scoot talks to Miss Shaw about her big Twelfth Night shindig at Tipitina's with pals Choppa and Big Sam

The celebrated author, poet, singer, and L.A. cultural historian is the co-founding publisher and editor at Punk Hostage Press and a true Hollywood Punk Rock luminary. A founding member of the all-star Ringling Sisters collective, she also collaborated and performed with the Dickies, the Flesh Eaters, the Lame Flames, and Pink Sabbath. During her time bartending at the famed Cathay de Grande and David Lee Roth’s Zero Zero after-hours club while living in the notorious Disgraceland apartment with Pleasant Gehman and Belinda Carlisle, Iris saw just about every sort of debauchery under the sun. The Troubled Men are transfixed. Topics include neighbors, a barn burner, Paul Newman, “The Long Hot Summer,” Kirstie Alley RIP, the Stalker Files, a Macron visit, a retiring police chief, an STD comeback, Al Capone, a t-shirt redesign, Beyond Baroque, Pacoima, a chop shop childhood, Van Halen as a house band, a Valley girl, the LA De Da column, the Whisky a Go Go, a punk boyfriend, the Slab Lab, “The Daughter of Bastards,” a Carrie Snodgress favor, Carlo Nuccio, Raji’s, Dave Alvin, orphanage benefit shows, poetry chapbooks, Dave Catching, Gary Eaton, Lou Adler, getting signed, spoken word records, “Two Blocks East of Vine,” the artistic journey, Top Jimmy, the Mentors, El Duce stories, a bender, the US Festival, new book releases, Black Flag at Southport, the Circle Jerks at Tipitina’s, Stories Bookstore, John Doe, persistence, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "60 Watt Reality" by the Ringling Sisters Outro Music: "56 Reasons" by the Ringling Sisters Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s T-shirts & tanks here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook GR8 ESCAPE BAKING COMPANY Promo Code:TROUBLED15 Iris Berry Facebook Iris Berry Instagram Punk Hostage Press Iris Berry Books on Amazon

TAKE ME TO THE RIVER NEW ORLEANSNew Orleans Music: One of the World's Most Unique and Important Cultural JewelsTake Me to the River New Orleans,” the second film, celebrates the rich musical history, the heritage, legacy, and influence of New Orleans and Louisiana. A true collaboration and melting pot of influences from around the World, that came together and formed one of the world's most unique cultural jewels. Our adventure shows the resiliency of surviving disaster to a formidable rebirth. Pairing legacy musicians with stars of today.There is nothing like the music of New Orleans. It is a wholly unique, worldwide collaboration that has resulted in an exceptional musical genre never before heard. This film will give the viewer an insightful historical perspective of how global influences shaped, and continue to shape, a musical quilt that formed the music of this extraordinary city. Influences came from many places: Cuba, South America, Africa, Europe, Canada, America. All contributed to the blending and shaping of a musical genre that is rich in culture and heritage. We, as Americans, are the conservators of this unique cultural phenomenon.The film will highlight 20 to 25 new songs, combining multiple generations of New Orleans musicians. Legacy musicians will collaborate with stars of today and students from the Tipitina's foundation, under the guidance and tutelage of Donald Harrison.This film shows that New Orleans music has always been a collaboration of intergenerational, interracial, intercontinental and genderless effort.New Orleans music includes the creation and influences of American jazz and jazz musicians and the introduction of unique instruments, story songs and life's hardships from around the world.Award winning filmmaker/director/producer/musician Martin Shore started his career as a musician. Mr. Shore has toured with Bo Diddley, Albert Collins, Bluesman Willie, and many others. He has produced soundtracks and has acted as music supervisor for a number of feature films, including Saw, Saw II, Rize, and Rock School, among others. He has been a music producer for a variety of artists, including Snoop Dogg, G-Eazy, Yo Gotti, Mavis Staples, Booker T. Jones, North Mississippi Allstars, and many others.Source: https://takemetotheriver.orgSource: https://www.amazon.com/Take-Me-River-Orleans-Various/dp/B09QXMGVQJThis episode is from an archive from the KPFK program Profiles adapted for podcast.Host Maggie LePique, a radio veteran since the 1980's at NPR in Kansas City Mo. She began her radio career in Los Angeles in the early 1990's and has worked for Pacifica station KPFK Radio in Los Angeles since 1994.Support the show

The Grammy-nominated drummer has worked with artists including Neil Young, Beck, Daniel Lanois, and Manny’s Hollywood party band, Too Free Stooges. He was also the house drummer for the “Echo in the Canyon” film and tour revisiting the heyday of the Laurel Canyon music scene with Jakob Dylan, Brian Wilson, Cat Power, and Fiona Apple. Matt hasn’t spoken to Manny in 25 years, but he knows from experience what he’s in for. Some things never change. Topics include the Carlo Nuccio tribute, a prank, the rest of the story, Wadzilla’s passing, Tito Puente Day, meeting by accident, long odds, airport access, a reunion, a last meeting, a successful career, Silver Lake, a mountain lion, Zander Schloss, St. Louis, a Miles Davis gig, little criminals, a hippie boarding school, an acid trip, the Unconscious, an opening gig, a backstage video, Dick Rude, Alvarado St., a Club Lingerie show, a rockstar audience, a downward spiral, Mr. Hollywood, the Circle Jerks, Doug Belote, session acumen, New Orleans drummers, the Meters, playing Tipitina’s, Dig, the Kibitz Room, Andy Slater, a period piece, society, Ryan Adams, a Dylan endorsement, Joe Strummer, Matt Groening, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "You Showed Me" (featuring Jakob Dylan & Cat Power) from "Echo in the Canyon" Outro Music: "Quick Fix" from "Concrete and Mud" by Sam Morrow Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Matt Tecu Facebook Matt Tecu Instagram Too Free Stooges Live / YouTube

ZZ Top is one of my favorite bands and I'm trying to write this description quickly. I'm joined by Marc Stone (https://marcstonenola.wixsite.com/mysite). Marc is a terrific guitar player and roots music historian who has been a standout presence in New Orleans since the 1990s, playing alongside legends of Funk, Zydeco, RnB and Blues on stages across the globe. Right now, Marc is touring with funk guitar icon Leo Nocentelli (https://leonocentelli.com/)of The Meters behind Leo's historic rediscovered 1971 acoustic masterpiece "Another Side.” As we mention in the interview, they're playing in my former hometown of Hartford Connecticut at Infinity Hall tonight. Leo and Marc play at New York's Sony Hall on Sept. 24, at Philly's Ardmore Concert hall on Sept. 25 at the Hamilton in Washington DC on the 27th. Stone has been called a band-leading force in the Crescent City known for his fusion of modern and traditional blues, soul and funk —a sound he calls ‘roots in the present tense'" by repeat CDC podcast guest Alexander Zaitchik. He must like being called that because it's on his website, along with the following two paragraphs: When he's not on stage or in the studio, Marc can be found behind the mic at New Orleans' iconic radio sender, WWOZ 90.7-fm, celebrating 20 years hosting of his weekly “Soul Serenade” or spinning fine and funky vinyl at clubs and events. Stone is equally at home fronting his own band, leading intricate all star projects, and tearing it up for packed houses with just a guitar and a mic. Making the best of the pandemic shut down, Stone went to work on a new album to follow up 2019's solo outing “Live at Tipitina's”, which garnered him nominations from New Orleans top cultural publications for both Best Blues Album and Best Blues Performer. The result is “Shining Like A Diamond”, his first full length studio release since 2015. The album features an incredible line up and showcases Stone's soulful vocals, masterful touch on guitar, 8 string Dobro and lap steel, finely tuned songwriting skills, and a slew of incredible performers. Never one to lean on well worn forms and contrived chops showcases, Stone draws inspiration from every corner. He also taps a well-spring of legends to bring his songs to life, including Papa Mali, Alvin “Youngblood” Hart, Marilyn Barbarin, Leo Nocentelli, Reggie Scanlan, the late Alfred “Uganda” Roberts, Meschiya Lake, James Singleton, Mike Dillon, and George Porter, Jr.

The screenwriter (“Sid and Nancy”) and director (“Roadside Prophets”) started her career in the hotbed of the L.A. indy scene making “Repo Man” with Alex Cox. She’s known Manny since his earliest days in the movie biz and Too Free Stooges. Abbe has survived both independent filmmaking and a near-fatal fall. Tonight she tests her luck with the Troubled Men. Topics include a jury deliberation, local politics, a trip to France, dental charts, mystery travel, Roy Cohn, Paul Sorvino RIP, “Goodfellas,” a fist bumper, a correction, UCLA film school, a student film, Dick Rude, Ramón Menéndez, “Repo Man,” Sunset Strip, the Circle Jerks at Tipitina’s, Zander Schloss, a blended family, a big hit, writing “Sid and Nancy,” Gary Oldman, Courtney Love, criticism, Dan Wool, AFI, Brant Reiter, “Roadside Prophets,” a union job, a fall, moving home, smoking, a Vegas trip, Nick Ratner, “Mad God,” Mody Frank, John Doe, leaving L.A. and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "Institutionalized" by Suicidal Tendencies Outro music: "My Way" by Sid Vicious Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Too Free Stooges YouTube

The Cave Singers "Gifts and the Raft"The Cave Singers "Black Leaf"Bob Dylan "Tangled Up In Blue"Eilen Jewell "Down the Road"Tyler Childers "Long Violent History"Patti Smith "People Have the Power"R.E.M. "Oh My Heart"Candi Staton "Wanted: Lover"Spirit Family Reunion "Time to Go Back Home"Mavis Staples "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free"The Rollers "Knocking on the Wrong Door"Professor Longhair "Everyday I Have The Blues"Professor Longhair "Tipitina"Arlo McKinley "Back Home"Frank Williams & the Rocketeers "Show Me What You Got"Swamp Dogg "Total Destruction to Your Mind"Sleater-Kinney "You're No Rock n' Roll Fun"Kitty Wells "You're No Angel Yourself"The Low Anthem "This God Damn House"Buddy Emmons "Bottle Baby Boogie"Lou Donaldson "Blues Walk"D'Angelo "Devil's Pie"Big Maybelle "Way Back Home"Micah Schnabel "Blame It On Geography"Delbert McClinton "The Jealous Kind"Little Milton "Monologue 1 / That's How Strong My Love Is"Earth, Wind & Fire "Keep Your Head to the Sky"Lucero "Sometimes"Dolly Parton "Heartbreak Express"The Devil Makes Three "For Good Again"Billy Joe Shaver "Honky Tonk Heroes"Wilco "Impossible Germany"Turnpike Troubadours "Easton & Main"Eddie Vedder "Long Way"The Hold Steady "Southtown Girls"S.G. Goodman "Teeth Marks"Roky Erickson "Don't Shake Me Lucifer"Steve Earle & The Dukes "Angry Young Man"Valerie June "Use Me"Eddie Hinton "Everybody Needs Love"Willie Nelson "Time of the Preacher"

The virtuoso guitarist and composer with Woodenhead and the New Orleans Guitar Masters has spent a lifetime exploring the possibilities of the instrument. He’s scaled the heights of instrumental jazz/rock with Woodenhead and luxuriated in the introspection of his solo acoustic work, all while swimming against the pop music tide. Tonight Jimmy paddles as fast as he can to keep his head above the turbulent waters of the Troubled Men Podcast. Topics include Esai Morales, a staycation, airfares, random gunplay, a fan encounter, Julee Cruise RIP, David Lynch, wigging out, Ejaculation at the Celebration of Life, a lost guitar, Lake Terrace, the Beatles, Yoko Ono, the Greek Fountains, Audubon Park concerts, Black River, Cranston and Dave Clements, music school, Sex Dog, Rick Wigginton, Layla Musslewhite, Keith Keller, a live recording, L’li Queenie, Ford’s Place, Ron Cuccia’s Jazz Poetry, Peter Holsapple, Susan Cowsill, the White Album, Lenny Breau, the Police, Ole Man River’s, the Lafitte Artist’s Complex, property ownership, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Incidental music: "Falling" from "Floating Into the Night" by Julee Cruise Break music: "Severly Blue" from "Woodenhead Live at Tipitina's" Outro music: "Can't Stop Drinking" from "Guitarworks" by Jimmy Robinson Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Jimmy Robinson Homepage Jimmy Robinson Facebook

Please welcome SKERIK, Seattle's inimitable master of saxophone skronk, to Episode 056 of *The Upful LIFE Podcast. Brilliant on both tenor and baritone saxophone,  most often mixing in electronics, effects, and loops, Skerik is nothing short of a pioneer in saxophonics. 3:15 - Introducing Skerik 9:30 - Skerik interview Co-founder of Critters Buggin, Garage a Trois, Tuatara, DRKWAV, and Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet. He is also an original member of both Les Claypool's Fancy Band and Fearless Flying Frog Brigade. Skerik has worked extensively with Stanton Moore (drummer-Galactic) and Charlie Hunter (8-string guitar) across numerous collabs, including Bastard Jazz, Emerald Quintet, plus Omaha Diner, Coalition of the Willing. His list of projects and peers is far too long for a podcast synopsis! Skerik is a son of Seattle through and through, even briefly working with grunge super-band Mad Season. We touch on a number of these topics in this wide-ranging conversation   Vibe Junkie JAM 30 mins of Col. Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade LIVE from Tipitina's Uptown in New Orleans, during Jazz Fest late night May 2002   EMAIL the SHOW! B.Getz@UpfulLIFE.com PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Listen to Upful LIFE on Spotify ! Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

Hair of the Dog, Panties Ending World Hunger, Rakim at Tipitina's, Homeless Prank in Spain, Fuck Greedy, The Taint Flap, What's Your Sleep Number, Women's World Cup 2019, Shout Out to Miss. B, Ditching a Cab, Chihuahua Turds, Swollen Liver, Shady Gyno, Sacred Kangol, Who Is Packing Heat, Robbing the Pizza Guy, Charity Our Way, #iwokeuplikethisbitch, CALL IN!! (504)457-8011, email: Reloaded504@yahoo.com, New Orleans # 1 Podcast, New Orleans best podcast

Hair of the Dog, Panties Ending World Hunger, Rakim at Tipitina's, Homeless Prank in Spain, Fuck Greedy, The Taint Flap, What's Your Sleep Number, Women's World Cup 2019, Shout Out to Miss. B, Ditching a Cab, Chihuahua Turds, Swollen Liver, Shady Gyno, Sacred Kangol, Who Is Packing Heat, Robbing the Pizza Guy, Charity Our Way, #iwokeuplikethisbitch, CALL IN!! (504)457-8011, email: Reloaded504@yahoo.com, New Orleans # 1 Podcast, New Orleans best podcast

"Dr. John's Gumbo bridged the gap between post-hippie rock and early rock & roll, blues, and R&B, offering a selection of classic New Orleans R&B, including "Tipitina" and "Junko Partner," updated with a gritty, funky beat. There aren't as many psychedelic flourishes as there were on his first two albums, but the ones that are present enhance his sweeping vision of American roots music. And that sly fusion of styles makes Dr. John's Gumbo one of Dr. John's finest albums." - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All MusicSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/polyphonic-press1229/donations

The first-ever musical performance from the Porch Pup Listening Room featuring Jim & Dave, a masterful guitar-picking duo that started playing together in the 70's all over the New Orleans map - Tipitina's, The Maple Leaf, The Neutral Ground Cafe, Jedd's, The UNO Cafe, The Fais Do Do - Places that ain't there no mo'. The two have been friends for more than 50 years and amid the coronavirus pandemic, they began writing and performing music together, long distance. The two perform together at the recording studio for the first time in decades on this episode of Porch & Parish The Podcast.

Louisiana recently began its medical marijuana program, ramping up release of the raw, smokable product called “flower.” But long wait lines and pharmacy stocking issues have made the rollout of this program anything but seamless. Medical marijuana patients and advocates Angela Broussard and Joshua Moffet tell us more about the importance of access to this kind of medical treatment. As pandemic restrictions wind down and festival season ramps up, we check in with some of Louisiana's most popular entertainment venues. Johnny Blancher of the New Orleans and Lafayette Rock'n'Bowl and Robert Mercurio of Galactic and Tipitina's tell us more about the current state of the club and music industry. Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Karl Lengel. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber and our digital editor is Katelyn Umholtz. Our engineers are Garrett Pittman, Aubrey Procell, and Thomas Walsh.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:30 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frank Turner & Jon Snodgrass "Happy New Year"The Hold Steady "Stuck Between Stations"The Mountain Goats "This Year"Little Richard "Lucille"Gillian Welch & David Rawlings "Señor"Johnny Cash "I See a Darkness"Neil Young "Only Love Can Break Your Heart"Wanda Jackson "Let's Have a Party"Dave Bartholomew "That's How You Got Killed Before"Langhorne Slim & The Law "Past Lives"Two Cow Garage "Let the Boys Be Girls"Precious Bryant "Don't Mess Up a Good Thing"Charles Sheffield "It´s Your Voodoo Working"Drive-By Truckers "Aftermath USA"THE BLACK CROWES "Under a Mountain"James Brown "Give It Up Turn It Loose"The Allman Brothers Band "Whipping Post"The B-52's "Love Shack"Big Star "When My Baby's Beside Me"Deee-Lite "Groove Is In The Heart"Pretenders "Brass In Pocket"Fiona Apple "Paper Bag"Blue Lu Barker "Trombone Man Blues"Bob Dylan "With God On Our Side"Lucero "Coming Home"South Memphis String Band "Wildwood Boys"Shotgun Jazz Band "I Believe I Can Make It By Myself"Otis Redding "Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa(Sad Song)"John Moreland "Avalon"Aretha Franklin "Do Right Woman Do Right Man"Power Struggle "Falling from the Sky"The Black Keys "Sinister Kid"Professor Longhair & His Blues Scholars "Tipitina"Lightnin' Hopkins "Happy New Year"Lucero "Hold Me Close"Hank Williams "At the First Fall of Snow"Drag the River "Here's to the Losers"Chris Knight "Little Victories"James McMurtry "What's the Matter"Howlin' Wolf "Hidden Charms"Nina Simone "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out"Waxahatchee "Witches"Bobby Charles "Save Me Jesus"Big Maybelle "One Monkey Don't Stop No Show"

Photo by Jamell Tate   Route Sheet: It's A Celebration Happy New Year's, January 2, 2022 Perfect Gentlemen Social & Pleasure Club and Friends Annual Secondline Leave your weapons and violence at home/Bring your foot work. "Please don't forget your mask" 11:45am Formation time at Tipitina's, 501 Napoleon Ave START: 12 Noon Proceed down Napoleon Ave to St Charles Ave Turn right on St. Charles, proceed down to Louisiana Turn left on Louisiana and proceed down Lasalle St Turn right on Lasalle St and proceed down to Washington Ave Turn left on Washington and proceed down STOP: make Tribute by the OLD WILD MAGNOLIA Continue down Washington to Claiborne Ave Turn right and proceed down Claiborne to Jackson Ave Turn right on Jackson DISBAND at King's Fashion     Interview with Travis Lyons of Perfect Gentlemen:

Starting off on a somber note here for episode 32. The Scoop (1:53) features America saying goodbye to a one-of-a-kind fast food institution, when each state officially gets burned out by the holidays, a novelty seasonal food item that doesn't completely suck, bougie hot chocolate, a cream cheese cyberattack, and the most Googled food recipes of 2021. Last, PTE reveals his love for Shake Shack while eating multiple cheeseburgers in one day meanwhile Ashley mistakenly makes a family-sized chicken recipe for herself and the Sleepy Girl's Supper Club takes over a Peruvian restaurant before returning to Tipitina's for an Alanis Morissette cover artist in their best and worst food moments of the week (43:19).

We frequently hear about a growing economic polarization in the United States. Although it's hard to know exactly how wealth is distributed, because it's not always easy to measure accurately, the commonly held belief is that, currently, 1% of the wealthiest people in the country have 40% of the wealth. In an ideal world, we'd all be as rich as Jeff Bezos. But we know that's just a fantasy and unless there's some sort of revolution, we're always going to have wealthy and less wealthy members of our society. Which brings me to this question. Have you ever been to Tipitina's? The Maple Leaf? Jazz Fest? Or Mardi Gras? I'm sure you've noticed that at all of these places it's hard to tell who's wealthy and who's not. Although there are vast differences between socioeconomic groups in New Orleans, we have these unique, regular meeting grounds where our differences are left behind. There's a kind of unwritten Law of Human Respect in New Orleans. We understand that wealth and privilege are not always earned, and are not always distributed fairly. And we understand that some of the poorest among us enrich us all with the greatest art. It's in this uniquely New Orleans spirit that I want to introduce you to my lunch guests today. Chuck Morse is the Executive Director of Thrive New Orleans. Thrive is a nonprofit organization that focuses on four programs. “Thrive Housing & Development” provides affordable housing. “Launch NOLA” provides small business training. “Thrive Works” is a job training program that incorporates the Restoration Thrift Store on St Claude Avenue.   And “Thrive 9th Ward,” known as “T9,” is a community center. Johnny Liss is co-founder of JAM-NOLA. JAM NOLA is a 5,400 square feet, twelve-room self-described “cultural funhouse” in the Bywater. It's somewhere between an immersive art experience, an overwhelming, explosive dose of visual New Orleans and Instagram Heaven - with an accompanying soundtrack compiled by George Porter and Tank from Tank and the Bangas. You may have heard the term, “Bread and Circuses.” It was originally coined as a derogatory description of society - meant to suggest that most people are so focused on their own mundane lives all they care about is survival or distraction. In New Orleans, we've elevated the bread and circus mentality to a coveted way of life. We refer to it here as keeping our priorities in perspective. Chuck and Johnny represent the two sides of the New Orleans coin, the bread and circus. We all need balance. We need to eat and keep a roof over our heads. And we need to go out and have fun. Thrive New Orleans and JAM NOLA provide the opportunity for both of these poles of our New Orleans existence.  Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at NOLA Pizza in the NOLA Brewing Taproom. You can see photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at our website. And if you're thinking about building an app for your business, check this out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karl Lengel hosted this Monday's episode of Louisiana Considered. Galactic bassist Robert Mercuriotells us how the band and their venue, Tipitina's, are doing as COVID-19 case numbers fall and mask mandates are lifted in New Orleans. Gulf States Newsroom reporter Brittany Brownreports on how health officials built trust with Black communities in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama, where more Black people are getting vaccinated at higher rates than Black people nationwide. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un avocat a dit un jour : “A la Nouvelle-Orléans, le nombre de musiciens légendaires mais totalement fauchés excède, par habitant, celui de n'importe quelle autre ville du monde” ! Ainsi, lorsqu'on retrouve sa trace en 1969, Professor Longhair en est réduit à faire le ménage chez un disquaire de son quartier. Aujourd'hui un enregistrement inédit, réalisé dans son salon en 1973, sort en vinyle chez Tipitina's Record Club.

Water Seed's Podcast - We Good Though: Cancel Culture (episode 60) This week the band shares their Stars live at Tipitina's and talks about the Cancel Culture, PJ Williams and Brittany Renner, Johnny Depp, Mayor Cantrell, Music and more….

Stanton Moore is best known as the drummer with Galactic, and many other bands. We will talk to Stanton about drumming, and Galactic, and his drum academy, we are going to focus on the effect that Hurricane Ida had on Louisiana. Stanton is from New Orleans, lives in New Orleans, he owns Tipitina's, a club in New Orleans, so we want to talk about how we can all help, where we can donate, and what we can do to help in the recovery efforts for Louisiana. We will also talk about the effect of the coronavirus on the industry that we love so much, and where we think things are going in the future. Come along with me as I catch up with Stanton Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Dan chats Amanda Golob, a stand up comedian based in ‪New Orleans. She has been featured around New Orleans including House of Blues, Howlin' Wolf, Tipitina's, and Dragon's Den. She has opened for Michael Che and Rhea Butcher. She has been part of Beast Village, Lady Laughs, Mutiny Radio (San Francisco), Midwest Queer Comedy, Cola Con and Memphis comedy festivals. She won the Producer's Award in the Mental Health Channel's 2nd Annual Cracking Up Comedy Competition. She hosts and produces a podcast called Near and Queer to My Heart. You might recognize her as a regular host of New Orleans' Greetings, from Queer Mountain or on those rare nights that she isn't on some stage making audiences laugh...as that girl at the end of the bar. Follow Amanda on Twitter @AmandaGThang Follow the show @BabblingDan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dabbleinbabble/support

Episode 100 is FINALLY here and it's a music episode. It's been a minute since we've done one of these, so why not do a milestone episode speaking on the greatest of equalizers, right? Our guest this week is DJ RQ Away. The New Orleans based selector is 13 years in the game and is best known for his weekly party, The Tipping Point, every Friday at Dragon's Den and Lagniappe at Tipitina's. He's also founder of Away Team - a network of open-minded, art conscious individuals connected by music, art, service, and membership. As an added bonus for y'all, we have our good man, photographer extraordinaire Dr. Devonte R. Williford, in the building dropping necessary life doctrine for you to navigate this funny thing. This is a lengthy episode but every minute is solid with some great conversation from start to finish #NecessaryListening: 9:09 - Who is DJ RQ Away? + New Orleans' DJ culture and sound 30:50 - DJ culture in 2019 47:30 - Is there still a place for consistent lyricism in hip hop? 58:33 - Revolutionary acts by contemporary Black musicians 1:21:55 - Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Patrick Melon rape charges, and our thoughts on violence against women 1:40:15 - How we've grown from moments when we may have made women uncomfortable 1:48:00 - Why we all gotta do better with checking our male friends/relatives/colleagues who are out here wildin' 2:10:25 - An abbreviated Random Aside Follow RQ Away: www.djrqaway.com www.instagram.com/rqaway www.twitter.com/RQaway Follow Devonte: www.raresightingphotography.com www.instagram.com/devontewilliford Follow Geronimo Knows: www.instagram.com/geronimoknows www.twitter.com/GeronimoKnows Follow Robert Jay: www.instagram.com/robertjay_bb www.twitter.com/RobertJay_BB Follow Fairground Inc: www.instagram.com/fairgroundinc linktr.ee/fairgroundtimes Watch 'What's Your Drink?', our newest podcast featuring DC's top bar and beverage professionals speaking on the craft - bit.ly/2RAZqsq Watch the latest Fairground web series, Set-Up Shop and Fairly Short - bit.ly/2M0KKzD All The Fly Kids Links: Website - www.alltheflykids.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/AllTheFlyKids Instagram - www.instagram.com/alltheflykids Facebook - www.facebook.com/alltheflykids SoundCloud - bit.ly/2q4sjQR Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2DNSEJ2 Google Play - bit.ly/2DLCL5M Spotify - spoti.fi/2TOLpfB Stitcher - bit.ly/2zrT1ps The All the Fly Kids Show is where the cool, calm and connected talk straight – No Chaser. Your hosts, Geronimo Knows and Robert Jay, sit down each week with culture creators you [should] know specializing in moments of good taste in the arts, fashion, food, business and more. A necessary listen for the urban lifestyle enthusiast.

  Episode 010 of *The Upful Life Podcast* welcomes a very special guest in Jeffrey Dupuis, longtime music/concert photographer, and professional Addiction Counselor. A spirited convo with an old friend, inspirational human, & someone who is a treasure to several communities.     As the host of this show, I am proud to unveil an episode with a focus on Addiction/Recovery, including some honest and transparent reflections on my own struggle. In recent months I've felt called to find a greater purpose in helping people fight their way out of this darkness, to find their way home. I intend for *The Upful LIFE Podcast* to be a vehicle for these transmissions, and this episode is a prime example. Jeffrey Dupuis Interview Starts at 17 Mins I was visiting NOLA a couple months ago, and trekked 'Uptown, bebe' to Jeffrey's lovely shotgun crib, for an early evening long-form interview. We start in the Bayou, where Jeffrey takes us thru his personal path to the photo pit, everything from capturing legends at the holy Tipitina's Uptown, to shooting The Phish from VT, with a few local detours and humorous lagniappe along the way. We go back two decades to his online music media work with a pioneering Tom Speed at Honest Tune, as well as our years working with a fledgling JamBase in the early daze. Since we're in the Crescent City, we chop it up about jam-culture at Jazzfest, and Jeffrey unveils a few tales from the rail. He poignantly cautions of the realities of working with music media and the festival business in 2019, and why its important to "keep your day job. "     From there we pivot into the main reason I asked Jeffrey on to my show: his work in recovery, and how it is both relevant & important to our music culture- from the stage to the rage. Jeffrey reveals humbling personal reflections on his own journey in and out of addiction, and his amazing, rewarding life in recovery. We talk about sober jam collectives like Wharf Rats and the Phellowship, before he delves deep into his actual profession in New Orleans as a licensed addiction counselor. We share an honest and frightening conversation about the stark reality of Fentanyl. Jeffrey , a man many years sober & abstinent of any kind of substance, then bravely leads the way into an informative discussion in his area of expertise, the oft-controversial, progressive-in-nature, solutions-based, and urgently-needed Medication Assisted Treatment for opiate abuse and addiction. Jeffrey keeps it 100 and I'm certain this convo will have value to a plethora of people on all sides of this ever pertinent issue. Thank you Jeffrey for opening your heart, mind and spirit. You, sir, are a Real One. Jeffrey Dupuis : MARC (Medication Assisted Recovery Centers) in Metarie & Slidell. Click HERE Also on Episode 010, an appropriate ***Deep Bow*** in gratitude and appreciation to Dopey Podcast (4min mark) a show that serves as great inspiration to me, and a lifeline to thousands affected by this scourge of Addiction. A proverbial tip of the Kangol to Dave & Dopey Nation.  We lighten up a bit and finish this episode with another phone call to J.A., my brotha' from anotha'. He's our resident Glimmer Twins aficionado, & checks in on all things Stones at NOLA JazzFest. Not only my best bud since 5th Grade, but also a wealth of perspective on music culture, most specifically the Rolling Stones. J.A. will continue steadily sliding thru the pod every few weeks, because the streets demand it. My man is very popular guy!      *Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week* "Water" off Phrenology (2002), from The Roots    The Upful LIFE Podcast is available on iTunes! Theme Song: Mazel Tov by CALVIN VALENTINE Contact the host at B.Getz@upfulLIFE.com

Episode 007 of *The Upful Life Podcast* comin' atcha with special guest Derrick Smoker, NOLA's own drummer/emcee/singer-songwriter/jazz-cat/lightning rod. Back in late October, the man they call D-Free was kind enough to meet me midday, somewhere near the Bywater, for a colorful stroll thru his career & journey. Embarking from Houston to NOLA in 1992, to study Jazz at UNO, we revisit all the people, places, and experiences that life as a Crescent City working musician will manifest. AKA Derrick Freeman, who you may know from Soul Brass Band, Smokers World, Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers, Low End Theory Players, or even way back in the Crönk days, as well as the HBO David Simon docu-drama Treme, and (my personal fave of the Smoker legacy), 2012's seminal hip-hop/R&B/Comedy album Blurple Pain.   DERRICK SMOKER SEGMENT at 11 MINS, INTERVIEW 22:45 I asked this dude to rap for a reason, & Derrick brings the goods in his atypical no-holds-barred/frank AF fashion, with recollections dipped in both humor and the realness. We keep things mostly music and mostly NOLA, as Smoker covers career-spanning relationships with luminaries, legends and locals alike, including (but not limited to) Ellis Marsalis, Walter Payton, Ed Peterson, Shannon Powell, Kermit Ruffins, Davis Rogan, Cyril Neville, and many, many more. Smoker gets very poignant and reflective when recalling the myriad ways in which the late, great Theryl Houseman DeClouet (formerly of Galactic) put him on game. We get into Derrick's various projects thru the years like CoolBone, All That, Mass Hysteria, the all-too-short-lived NOLA funk gangstas Crönk. Of course his current gig, SOUL Brass Band, as well as solo albums like Blurple Pain and DWB (Driving While Black).  Theryl "Houseman" deClouet The HOUSEMAN Cometh! album cover With regard to The Upful Life Podcast's intention to shine a light on human resilience, Derrick discusses the ups and downs of the music biz, especially in NOLA, and how he almost quit altogether. Later, he reveals how fellow drummer Nikki Glaspie put the battery in his back, her inspirational words motivation to get out and really do his own music. Inevitably during the chronological telling of his career path, Derrick also touches on his experience surrounding Hurricane Katrina, when he was overseas with a who's who of NOLA music, watching the storm footage and Superdome via Fox News. The aftermath and his wayward path back to the city, which took him from Brazil to Miami to Dallas to Alabama to Canada before he finally returned home to NOLA, while now-wife Carolyn held him down the whole way through.  Later we get into the swamp of Jazz Fest politics - again from a local working musician's perspective- and why it's important for both Jazz Fest fans AND promoters to have the best intentions when returning to NOLA each and every spring. From where I sit (and what I do), this was an important dialogue to have with a brutally honest cat who is really living this on an authentic & local level. We wrap things up in the now, with SOUL Brass Band, his project with James R. Martin, Leon "Kid Chocolate" Brown, and a krewe that came together pretty much by accident. SOUL is now a white-hot book, taking Smoker & company global. We finally get hip to The Low End Theory Players, a local-to-NOLA live hip-hop ensemble that recreates the greatest works of titanic artists like OutKast, A Tribe Called Quest, Jay-Z, and more.  A thrilling conversation with a musician and personality in the middle of all things New Orleans. In a nutshell- I asked Derrick to shoot me straight, and for exactly 100 minutes- he absolutely did, no two ways about it.    All That Smoke plus B.Getz's usual ramblings du jour, & shout-outs to the good folks at Euphonic Conceptions.  Closing (2:03:35) with the *Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week* : "I Get Lifted" by GALACTIC featuring the late Theryl "Houseman" deClouet.  This past week, though still reeling from the July 2018 passing of their iconic former frontman, the five full-time members of Galactic purchased the legendary venue Tipitina's Uptown in New Orleans ! So this 2002 Galactic rendition of a K.C. & the Sunshine Band cut, with Houseman at the helm, culled from Live at Tipitina's: We Love 'Em Tonight, is our *Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week*. *Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week*: LISTEN HERE! The Upful LIFE Podcast is available on iTunes! Theme Song: Mazel Tov by CALVIN VALENTINE Thanks to all for tuning in!  ~bg~ www.upfulLIFE.com