Podcast appearances and mentions of tommy talton

Head East co-founder Roger Boyd talks about the band's half-century plus of turning out great rock n' roll, the staying power of "Never Been Any Reason" and their other hits, plus the new album, Full Circle. Tommy Talton tells a great story about Cowboy, the Allman Brothers, and Little Richard. Listener favorite  "The Southern Man", Alan Walden, returns with a couple of fantastic stories about the "fighting side" of Ronnie Van Zant.Our regular features, Covers and Hidden Gem, are back as well, plus a new one, Googlers.Our producer/editor is Jane Jones.Be sure and check out the Percy and Face podcast. It's another great listen for rock lovers.The intro and outro are courtesy of Diane Williamson, the worldwide voice of OnStar and Intercontinental Hotels.

B B Borden has played for four huge bands from the South;  Mother's Finest, Molly Hatchet, the Outlaws, and the Marshall Tucker Band. It's an honor to have him join us to share stories of his start in rock, his life in these great bands, his influences and so much more.We'll also share info about an incredible day of music to help Tommy Talton in his fight against cancer. Some big names in Southern music are donating their time and talents to help a member of the Southern music family.Click here for ticket info. https://gracenotefoundation.org/music.html?fbclid=IwAR1eoDjkimG2iioJ9_faSBaN_clKxp4YnoTInNgrrGOAk11T4PRGBvPYx5wIf you can't make the event, you can still help Tommy. Click here to donate. https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/TommyTaltonOur regular features, Covers and Hidden Gem, are back as well. Our producer/editor is Jane Jones.Be sure and also check out the Percy and Face podcast. It's another great listen for rock lovers.The intro and outro are courtesy of Diane Williamson, the worldwide voice of OnStar and Intercontinental Hotels.

With Capricorn Studio shut down due to a remodel, the Macon, Georgia by way of Jacksonville, Florida band Cowboy would travel to Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama to make a record. In Episode 36, Cowboy's Tommy Talton tells the story of the band's 1971 sophomore album 5'll Getcha Ten, touching on the inspiration drawn from their time living together at an old farmhouse outside of Macon and their experience working in the studio with producer Johnny Sandlin and guitarist Duane Allman.

Southern feel, soul, rhythm and blues, country, rock & roll, greasy honky tonks; these things come to mind when thinking about Grammy-award winning keyboardist, Billy Earheart. He grew up in Tullahoma, Tennessee (an hour south of Nashville), and from there went to Muscle Shoals, Knoxville, Memphis, Nashville and currently in North Mississippi, playing with an impressive list of artists along the way.Billy is also an original member  with the Amazing Rhythm Aces, (46 years),and also has played with; Bocephus Hank Williams Jr(21 years), Al Green, B.B. King, Memphis Slim, Waylon Jennings, Eddie Hinton, Billy F.Gibbons, Reggie Young, Phineas Newborn, Earl Gaines, Roscoe Shelton, Little Larry LaDon, Jimmy Church, Fred Sanders, Kid Rock, Dickie Betts, Ace Cannon, Gatemouth Brown, Willie Cobbs, Kris Kristofferson, Sammy Hagar, Jimmy Buffet, Glen Frey, Rufus Thomas, Leslie West ,Otis Clay, Homesick James , Delbert McClinton, Bobby Rush, Eric Gales, Mark “Muleman” Massey, Kingfish(Christone Ingram), Sunnyland Slim, Watermelon Slim ,Johnny Woods, Tommy Talton, David Hood, Barry Beckett, Roger Hawkins, Jimmy Johnson (Muscle Shoals Swampers),Rev.John Wilkins, Big Jack Johnson , Rodney Crowell, Jamey Johnson, Warren Haynes, Robert Bilbo Walker, Vassar Clements, Teenie Hodges, James Burton, Alan Jackson, Fred Ford, Garry Burnside , DuWayne Burnside, Cedric Burnside,  Dave and Robert Kimbrough, Johnny Jones, Charles Wigg Walker, The Decoys, Travis Wammack, Spooner Oldham, Roland Janes, Jimmy Hall & Wet Willie, Merle Kilgore, Jumpin Gene Simmons, Fingers Taylor, Ray Benson  and more…                                                                                                                                                                           Billy is plays a Roland 88 key digital PF-50 model piano and a; Hammond XK-3c organ Proud to be a Hammond endorsee.Billy started with a Farfisa Compact in 1966. He moved to a Hammond M-2 and the big Hammond C-3 (1959 model). When he played with the Amazing Rhythm Aces in the '70s he played the Hammond C-3 as well as a six-foot Yamaha grand piano, and Wurlitzer electric piano. Billy also has a 50's Wurlitzer electric piano 120, and 2 vintage accordions, and three Leslies, along with two old upright pianos and a pump organ.Musical Highpoints and AwardsBilly won several award with the Amazing Rhythm Aces. The group was nominated for a Grammy for "Best New Artist" in 1975. They won the Grammy for Country Group in 1976 for their recording of "The End Is Not In Sight." That same year, they won the Cash Box Award for "Best Progressive Group." Other honors with the Aces include several ASCAP awards, as well as receiving the "Key to the City of Memphis" in 1976. The Aces also won a gold record for "Goin South," a double CD compilation of Southern music.One of Billy's special honors was the proclamation by Shelby County Mayor William Morris of June 28, 1985 as "Billy Earheart Day" in Memphis, Tennessee!The awards continued with Billy's association with Bocephus. The CMA presented Hank Williams, Jr. and The Bama Band with two video awards: for "My Name is Bocephus" in 1986, and for "Young Country" in 1987. 1989 brought an Emmy for the Rowdy Friends Theme from "Monday Night Football." And in 1989, the documentary and live video featuring Hank Jr. and the band, "Full Access" was certified platinum. Billy also played on the gold records Hank Live, Wild Streak, Greatest hits 3,and America the way I see it. 

Legendary guitarist talks about his musical and personal relationship with Gregg Allman --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Tommy talks about how he met Gregg & Duane Allman, recording at Criteria Recording Studios in Miami when he was 16 years old. Great stories about playing at both the Fillmore East and West, about Bill Graham, why Cowboy didn’t have a higher profile as a band, dealing with the loss of his dad, at age 5, and re-connecting with the love of his life after a 21 year absence. Tommy really has “been there and done that,” many times over - so you really need to give this one a listen: If you’d like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  Founding member of Cowboy, played on Gregg Allman’s “Laid Back” album as well as the live tour. Also played on The Allmans "Brothers & Sisters" LP. Has also recorded and toured with Duane Allman, Corky Laing, Dickey Betts Band, Johnny Rivers and Clarence Carter.  Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ 

Kyle Austin abre hoy el tiempo de TOMA UNO como un ejemplo palpable de la música independiente. Kyle ha sumado todas sus influencias, que llevan del country tradicional casi hasta el punk, para conformar un álbum autoproducido durante la pandemia y en el que ha tocado todos los instrumentos. Out-Law es un álbum que tiene que ver con su nacimiento en Kansas y las enseñanzas de su abuelo músico, que le regaló su primera guitarra con 10 años y le enseñó a tocarla. De esta forma. “Kearny County Kid” es un tema autobiográfico que trata sobre cómo crecer y vivir en un pueblo pequeño con sus aspectos positivos y sus negatividades. Y habla de su abuelo, que fue sheriff de su ciudad natal durante 20 años. Drew Moreland debutó hace un par de años con su álbum homónimo, al que ha dado continuación ahora con el EP Feeling Good Again, un título tomado de una canción de Robert Earl Keen. Era una canción que ha venido utilizando para abrir sus actuaciones en la escena tejana a la que pertenece. Es una forma de dar la bienvenida a los honky tonks y bares a los que ahora no se puede asistir, con pocas esperanzas de volver pronto. "I've Got Faith in You" es un tema cariñoso y optimista que forma parte del nuevo proyecto de Randall Bramblett, Pine Needle Fire, que aparecerá a mediados de noviembre. Es una especie de salvavidas sonoro para combatir el abatimiento y la angustia por situaciones tan complicadas como las actuales, aunque el veterano artista de Georgia compuso la canción años antes del aislamiento actual. Randall Bramblett tiene una trayectoria de cuatro décadas componiendo, grabando y tocando con artistas como Steve Winwood, Bonnie Raitt, o Gregg Allman, entre otros. Para este nuevo proyecto ha podido contar con viejos amigos e incluso con la mítica guitarra Gibson SG de Duane Allman para el solo de slide que en “I’ve Got Faith In You” protagoniza su viejo amigo Tommy Talton. Blue Eyes, The Harlot, The Queer, The Pusher & Me es uno de los álbumes que se nos quedará en la memoria cuando recordemos lo mejor de 2020 dentro del terreno de la Americana. Lo firma Waylon Payne, hijo de Jody Payne, el que fuera guitarrista de Willie Nelson durante años, y de Sammi Smith, que llevó a la cima de las listas su versión de "Help Me Make It Through the Night" de Kristofferson. Su faceta de compositor ha sido siempre muy apreciada, además de sus trabajos como actor. En este trabajo es una especie de viaje a través de su propia vida, con referencias a las turbias relaciones familiares, los estragos de la adicción, la desesperación y la esperanza final. Así podemos recrearnos es "Back from the Grave", con una tonalidad cercana al góspel con ritmo contagioso que celebra el regreso de la oscuridad casi claustrofóbica de la desesperación. Es pura emoción humana, buscando destellos de luz. El pedal steel es el protagonista de “Who I Am”, una de las canciones que los seguidores de Waden Bowen solían escuchar en directo, pero que nunca había sido recogida en un estudio de grabación. Y ha sido la situación de aislamiento provocada por la pandemia la que ha llevado al músico tejano a tejer un Ep de seis canciones que ha llamado The Waiting y ha lanzado casi por sorpresa. “Who I Am” es una canción de amor llena de sentimiento que solía interpretar junto a su banda West 84 y que solía tocar en el Blue Light, situado en la Buddy Holly Ave de la tejana Lubbock. Otra de las buenas noticias de estas fechas es la unión de Brandy Clark y Brandi Carlile para regalarnos una nueva canción de forma inesperada. Se trata de "Same Devil", donde afirman que todo el mundo tiene algún tipo de infierno, solo que en diferentes niveles y donde abordan temas de drogadicción, sexualidad reprimida, distintas creencias y la política legislativa. En realidad las dos artistas conectaron por Zoom para conseguir un resultado lleno de armonía dentro de una tonalidad profunda y a veces oscura. Manteniendo el nivel de sorpresas, Ashley Campbell sigue preparando intensamente su nuevo álbum, Something Lovely, que dará continuación a The Lonely One, su debut de hace dos años. La joven artista de Phoenix, en Arizona, lo ha grabado en el sótano casero en tan solo 10 días contando con un invitado sorpresa como Vince Gill, que hace los coros vocales en "If I Wasn’t", una canción profundamente sentimental sobre la incertidumbre que Ashley compuso junto a Chris Roberts y Jabe Beyer. Elizabeth Cook es posiblemente una de las personas más impredecibles de la escena de la country music. Con una capacidad excepcional para reinventarse, suele afirmar que sus canciones son una especie de catolicismo hillbilly, contando sus propias experiencias con una explosiva libertad. Nacida y criada en una granja familiar de Wildwood, en Florida, se mudó a Nashville hace casi 20 años. Aftermath es su nueva apuesta, manteniendo con tenacidad sus compromisos y supone una especie de renacimiento en el que cualquiera puede encontrar algo con lo que se sienta relacionado. “Stanley By God Terry” es, además, un delicioso regalo sonoro. Cada vez está más cerca la publicación de Wildflowers & All The Rest para cerrar el círculo de aquella creación de Tom Petty en 1994 que se vio limitada por imperativos de su sello discográfico. Así se pueden recuperar canciones no conocidas hasta ahora como “Confusión Wheel”, donde comparte como se ha convertido en alguien lleno de inseguridades y desconfianzas, aunque esa racha dará pasó a momentos felices. Todo ello arropado por sonidos de folk-rock. Mike Campbell y Benmont Tench, miembros de los Heartbreakers han participado en el nuevo álbum de Chris Stapleton, Starting Over, uno de los registros más esperados en esta temporada. Será el cuarto de su carrera en solitario y verá la luz a mediados de noviembre, aunque en TOMA UNO podemos compartir ya canciones como "Cold", una pieza llena de tristeza donde el piano y las cuerdas adquieren un protagonismo vital que recuerda mucho las formas en que suele conformar sus canciones Elton John. Once canciones nuevas y tres versiones, de "Joy of My Life" de John Fogerty y "Old Friends" y "Worry B Gone" de Guy Clark, componen esta nueva entrega del artista de Kentucky que ha contado con la producción de Dave Coob, la base de ritmo de su banda de acompañamiento, el apoyo de su mujer, Morgane Stapleton y el legendario guitarrista Paul Franklin. Bruce Springsteen acaba de cumplir 71 años y tiene terminado su reencuentro con la E Street Band en el álbum Letter To You. "Ghosts" es posiblemente una de las canciones más personales del nuevo registro, recuperando el poderío y la energía de sus comienzos, en una clara referencia a los Castiles, su primer grupo a nivel profesional. Escuchar audio

Podcast #30 – Please Be With Me This song was originally recorded by the group, Cowboy, of Macon, Georgia’s Capricorn Records. Cowboy consisted of Scott Boyer and Tommy Talton.Their version featured a guest appearance by the late Duane Allman on dobro, which was also released on the first Duane Allman: An Anthology in 1972. The […]

TOMMY TALTON – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Tommy has released Distant Light (Live Acoustic) and will be by to talk about the album his life and more.  Tommy has also sent me two unreleased songs, and we will also share them. PIERCE DIPNER Pierce has come by and visited during IBC for the last few years.  He is a Bluesman on the rise and has released Get Out Of My Life, and we’ll talk about the music and more. RYAN PERRY – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Technically, Ryan has not been on the show, but the band he, his brother Ryan and sister Taya  were in, Homemade Jamz, was featured back in 2010 when their dad Renault came on the show.  We’ll talk to Ryan about the new album, High Risk, Low Reward, the Blues Caravan and more.  

Tommy Talton is a guitarist, singer and songwriter who was a member of We The People before forming Cowboy that released four albums on Capricorn Records. He then launched a solo career that yielded a handful critically acclaimed albums including his latest one, Somewhere South Of Eden. He also recorded and performed with The Allman Brothers Band, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Bonnie Bramlett, Paul Butterfield, Billy Joe Shaver, Arthur Conley and Tedeschi Trucks Band. In this episode we talk about his work from the mid 1970’s to today. The Crazy Chester Radio Hour is created and hosted by record producer Andreas Werner. This episode was recorded at Tommy Talton’s house near Atlanta, Georgia. The theme song is performed by Jimmy Hall & Funky Chester and written by Andreas Werner (Crazy Chester Music, BMI). Used with permission.

Tommy Talton is a guitarist, singer and songwriter who was a member of We The People before forming Cowboy that released four albums on Capricorn Records. He then launched a solo career that yielded a handful critically acclaimed albums including his latest one, Somewhere South Of Eden. He also recorded and performed with The Allman Brothers Band, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Bonnie Bramlett, Paul Butterfield, Billy Joe Shaver, Arthur Conley and Tedeschi Trucks Band. In this episode we talk about his early years up until Gregg Allman’s Laid Back album and tour. The Crazy Chester Radio Hour is created and hosted by record producer Andreas Werner. This episode was recorded at Tommy Talton’s house near Atlanta, Georgia. The theme song is performed by Jimmy Hall & Funky Chester and written by Andreas Werner (Crazy Chester Music, BMI). Used with permission.

Founding member of Cowboy, played on Gregg Allman’s “Laid Back” album as well as the live tour. Also played on The Allmans Brothers & Sisters LP. Has also recorded and toured with Duane Allman, Corky Lang, Dickey Betts, Johnny Rivers and Clarence Carter. Tommy talks about how he met Gregg & Duane Allman, and recording at Criteria Recording Studios in Miami, when he was 16 years old Great stories about playing at both the Fillmore East and West… stories about Bill Graham… Why Cowboy didn’t have a higher profile as a band… dealing with the loss of his dad, at age 5… and re-connecting with the love of his life after a 21 year absence. Tommy really has “been there and done that,” many times over - so give this a listen: Subscribe https://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Rob and Seth sit down with Randall Bramblett in his own house and after first discussing his two most recent brilliant releases "Juke Joint at the Edge of the World" and "Devil Music," they go back to the 70s and move through his fascinating career. We learn how working with Tommy Talton and the band Cowboy led to him meeting and ultimately touring with Gregg Allman. He speaks of his days with the "jazz arm" of the Allman Brothers Band community, Sea Level. Bramblett also speaks of working with Levon Helm, and meeting and touring with Steve Winwood. His success with Winwood would unfold into him being a vital part of the enormously successful 1994 Traffic reunion tour, and we get some insight into that Bramblett era. Widespread Panic fans might be curious to learn about how Randall ended up in that family, and what it was like to tour with them while their guitarist's health was rapidly declining. We also get a follow-up call in the outtro during which Randall speaks about his most recent Atlanta play (it was a DOOZIE) and he reflects on his friends who have recently passed - Col. Bruce Hampton, Gregg Allman and Jimmy Nalls. The introduction also includes a brief interview Seth conducted with the young jamband Spafford. wTnS is Produced by Rob Turner and Engineered by Josh Thane of Wonder Dog Sounds (wonderdogsounds.com) Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth: insideoutwtns.com Twitter: @InsideoutWTNS Instagram: www.instagram.com/insideoutwtns Facebook: www.facebook.com/insideoutwTnS See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

05/01/17 - SHOW #371 SMOKIN' IN STEELE BLUES FEST  John "Blueshammer" Hammer joined me to talk about this year’s Smokin' In Steele Blues Fest to be held June 2-4 in Owatonna, MN.  Music On The Couch is proud to be a media sponsor for this sensational festival. MR. SIPP - COUCH KID NEW MUSIC - Segment Begins At the 18:00 Mark Mr. Sipp stopped by for Couch Kid New Music with his stellar album, Knock A Hole In It.  We talked about his crazy touring schedule and the music on this album, which is very personal. TOMMY TALTON – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Segment Begins At The 48:30 Mark Tommy returned again with his new album, the incredible Somewhere South Of Eden.  Tommy and I talked about the last three years and the songs on the album. ALVON JOHNSON - Segment Begins At The 1:19:30 Mark I was introduced to Alvon by Steven Suen at this year’s IBC. I just fell for his music and had to invite him to take a Seat. Alvon and I talked about his journey to the Blues, his touring the world and we listened to tunes from his album, The Blues Chose Me. ANTHONY ROSANO – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Segment Begins At The 2:07:00 Mark Anthony Rosano returned to take his seat with new music from The Conqueroos.  The album is self titled and was produced by Mike Zito.  Anthony and I talked about the album some of the songs on the album and Anthony’s look into the future.?

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LIVE, UNCUT & UNCENSORED CONVERSATIONS WITH "MUSICIANS YOU SHOULD KNOW" The John Weeks Band are John on gutitars & vocals, Andras "AC" Csapo on keys, harmonica and vocal, Curtis hawkins on bass and Tim "Chooch" Molinario on drum and their debut album is simply entitled John Weeks Band. They share a blend of blues, funk and rock and we will chat with John, and find out more about the newest member of the band,  Michele Steele. Fo'Reel are a New Orlean's based band bringing the Blues, R&B and Funk that includes C.P. Love, Johnny Neel, Mark Domizio and David Hyde with Jon Smith and their debut album, Heavy Water is just something special.  I'll chat with the guys and find out how they came together and where they are heading Tommy Talton has been doing the Blues, rock, country, southern sound since the early 70's and he just keeps getting better.  His latest is entitled Until AfterThen and it combines all of his influences into an album of superb music. Tommy returns to the Couch for the first of our Couch Kid New Music Segments and we will talk about the new album and other projects. Finally, Jack Rowell Jr has a new project, The Royal Blues Band and a new album Finger Lickin' Blues and he will return in the second Couch Kid New Music Segment of the night to discuss both with us.  

Kenny is a keyboardist extraordinaire who’s played with many great bands and artists, most notably a 6-year stint with the Georgia Satellites. He’s also an accomplished studio and teaching musician. Kenny plays regularly with noted singer/songwriter Tommy Talton and a variety of other great musicians in and around the greater Atlanta area.

Tommy is a founding member of Capricorn Records group Cowboy. While in Macon, GA through most of the 70s, Talton was a studio musician recording with artists such as Gregg Allman, The Allman Brothers Band, Bonnie Bramlett, Martin Mull, Corky Lang (West, Bruce and Lang, Mountain, Dickey Betts, Clarence Carter, country legend Kitty Wells, Alex and Livingston Taylor, Arthur Conley of Sweet Soul Music fame, and more. He toured extensively throughout the U.S. with Cowboy and with the Gregg Allman tour, from Carnegie Hall (as special guests) to Fillmore West in San Francisco and most cities in between. Talton was also the guitarist on Gregg Allman's "Laid Back" album.