Podcast appearances and mentions of tony leone

This week we get into the discussion about "other" enhancement talent, which includes Herman Schaefer, Tony Leone, Rooster Griffin, Jimmy Valiant and more!   We have a new one stop shop for AWA Unleashed merch, it's https://www.teepublic.com/user/unleashed-plus. You can get t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, phone cases, and tons more.

It's Opening Day for LAFC in 2023, and with that comes rings, banners, an incredible tifo, and, like the previous 5 seasons, 3 points! Here on Episode 234, listen to Filly and Scarf break down the win over Portland. Better yet, for the first time, head on over to YouTube, and you can now WATCH the Defenders do their thing! Before the match, all the pomp and circumstance that comes with winning your first MLS Cup was definitely present. All three pieces of hardware were there, with a matching banner for each. Maxime Crepeau and Gareth Bale brought out the Cup while all the players received their rings. Olly, Will Ferrell, and Aaron Donald were all at newly christened BMO Stadium. It was like the first day of school and graduation day all rolled into one! LAFC roared out to a 3-0 lead behind goals from Carlos Vela, Mahala Opoku, and… GIORGIO CHIELLINI?!? Yes, the man who scored his first professional goal before Erik Duenas or Tony Leone was even born opens his LAFC ledger with our first goal of 2023! Scarf nearly died. Also on this episode, watch as the boys figure out which way to look as they try to look as natural as they can on video. We've got news about Chicho Arango, Mohamed Traore, and Adrien Perez as we look back at the first match in club history. With 4 more matches in 15 days, there's definitely going to be a lot of content coming in a short amount of time, so enjoy 234 while you can! 

This episode of Across The Margin: The Podcast presents an interview with Woodstock, New York via North Carolina singer-songwriter Kenny Roby. Roby is the former lead singer of 6 String Drag, which he formed with bassist Rob Keller in the early 1990s, a band which quickly became one of the more notable bands of the Americana movement. The band's style ranged from old style country with a hint of soul and gospel to rock. While 6 String Drag broke up in the late 1990s, Roby continues to make records and play live shows with the Mercy Filter, which includes Scott McCall of $2 Pistols. Roby has released seven solo albums, his latest album — the focus of the episode — is self-titled and written and recorded in Woodstock, NY. Throughout Kenny Roby, the gifted storyteller embraces the spirits of songwriters who once inhabited the very same hills like Fred Neil, Van Morrison, Tim Hardin, Karen Dalton, Bobby Charles, Levon Helm and, of course, Bob Dylan. Over the album's dozen tracks, Roby — supported by a cast including Daniel Littleton (guitars), Jeff Hill (bass), Tony Leone (drums) and superb guest vocals from Amy Helm and the legendary John Sebastian on harmonica — takes us on a sprawling walk through the neighborhood of his mind. In this episode host Michael Shields and Kenny Roby discuss Kenny Roby's genesis and the themes present in the album. They talk about the outstanding players on the album such as Amy Helm and John Sebastian while exploring how living in Woodstock, New York led to who contributed to the album's enthralling sound. They discuss Roby's friendship and working relationship with Neal Casal and the gifts that deep acquaintanceship still award Roby, and so much more. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Let's raise a glass of rosé to our next guest, Jesse Bongiovi, the founder of Hampton Water, the world's #1 rosé.  Jesse talks all things Hampton Water, its conceptualization and founding, along with how a Jersey native came to love everything Hamptons and rosé wine.  Jesse also plays everyone's favorite radio game, 'This or That' with Cyn. To keep up with all things Hampton Water and Jesse Bongiovi, follow them on IG at: @hamptonwater @jesse_bongiovi And on their website at: Hamptonwaterwine.com Take the plunge and get yourself some Hampton Water, the world's best rosé.   Also on today's show, we have the owner and producer of the Strongbox Theater, Tony Leone. Tony, being an actor for over 20 years, has now begun the arduous task of converting the long forgotten East Rockaway National Bank into a premier entertainment venue. The theater will have flexible space, a modular stage, and a seating area, all the while adhering to state-of-the-art production values. Along with providing entertainment to the masses, the space will house a bar, lounge, and art gallery. While under renovation, Tony wants to give back to the community he loves so much. Tony has brought together entertainers from far and wide to perform at East Rockaway's Memorial Park in "Strongbox in the Park: A Festival of Stage and Song". Performances start Friday, July 22nd at 7:30 PM, and run for the next three weekends through August 7th-there's performances Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. To get tickets to, 'Strongbox in the Park' go to: Strongboxtheater.com And follow them on IG at:  @strongboxtheater Don't miss this spectacular event!!! Thank you for listening and follow our show on IG at: @Thebigfatjoeyshow  

Greg Bishop checks in with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal about the latest business happenings in our community. Topics Discussed In This Interview: Aviatori Coffeehouse opened Monday in a historic house on North Logan Avenue. Joe and Juliana Coppick purchased the property from the estate of Tony Leone. Steve Koch has sold his financial planning practice, Koch, Sylvia and Associates, to Jennifer Sylvia in anticipation of his upcoming retirement. Dr. Will Putman and his fiancé, Dr. Taylor Johnson, have purchased Dr. Robert Burris' dental practice on Clocktower Drive. The business community is invited to a ceremony honoring the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Best Places to Work winners, sponsored by United Community Bank and Springfield Business Journal. Please join us on Thursday, May 19, from 5:30-7 p.m. at the United Community Bank on Montvale Drive. You can subscribe to the Springfield Business Journal and their weekly Biz Bites email, click here: https://springfieldbusinessjournal.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LAFC is finally back at the Cathedral of the Black and Gold, 24 days since our last match at home, ready to take on Real Salt Lake for the second time in 14 days. It would be yet another win for us over Salt Lake, but this one felt much more like the LAFC of old, and you can hear all about it here on Episode 155 of Defenders of the Banc!LAFC celebrated Pride Night in wonderful fashion, with LAFC coming out on the front foot in a hurry. 3 saves and a near miss in the first 5 minutes would be a harbinger of things to come, as a beautiful give and go from Diego Rossi to Jose Cifuentes and back to Rossi for the opener in the 10th minute! LAFC could have been up by at least two or three, but we will take the early lead, 1-0, every single time. In typical LAFC fashion, however, they give up the equalizer not long after. RSL beats the Black and Gold on the counter, with perfect passing (and a little luck) from Damir Kreilach to Everton Luiz to Aaron Herrera, and just like that, we are level. Scarf almost got the own goal that he predicted, Carlos banged one off the post, and Cifu somehow misses a wide open net after Kim Moon-Hwan's moment of sheer brilliance, and LAFC enters the half tied at one. David Ochoa was special, but LAFC needed to find the winner. In the second half, RSL would get their first, and only, real opportunity of the half in the opening minute. It came from Kreilach, of course, but Romero, with a little help from Farfan and Murillo, was up for the task. Several near misses and another nice save from Ochoa brings us to the 58th minute, where the birthday boy, Raheem Edwards earns LAFC a present of their own, a PK off a handball from a blistering shot inside the box. However, it still wasn't meant to be (yet!), as Ochoa dove to his left to stop a relatively innocuous attempt by Carlos Vela. Still level. Several subs for both sides, including the return of Chiqui Palacios in the 75th minute, take us to the 78th minute. It's world-class finding world-class, as Kim Moon-Hwan finds Carlos Vela with an absolute pinpoint cross from at least 30 yards away. Despite Ochoa cutting off seemingly every angle, the captain shoots a laser beam over the top of Ochoa's head and into the back of the net! Just like that, LAFC is in line for 3 points and their first three-match win streak since 2019. LAFC, despite David Ochoa's best efforts, wins 2-1 in a match that could have just as easily been 6-1 or 7-1. It was a complete effort for LAFC. Also on this episode, we chat Gold Cup results for both the US and El Tri as we welcome back Brian Rodriguez into the 18. D9U releases a shoe, Tigers collab on a beer, Filly tees up Scarf perfectly as he works the GLA into the pod not once but twice (!), Dio is still without a club, and Tony Leone nets his first professional goal. It's Scarf who rants on this episode after Filly runs down the upcoming schedule. Truly, everything is possible here on Defenders of the Banc! You'll be hearing a lot of us over the course of the next few weeks, with three more matches in 10 days. And it will also be right here on Defenders of the Banc where you can hear recaps, breakdowns, and banter the night after every episode of Season 2 of Ted Lasso, starting July 23 on Apple TV! Lots of fun and lots more to come, but until then, enjoy Episode 155!

Drummer Tony Leone (Ollabelle, Midnight Ramble Band, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Little Feat) in conversation with Rita Ryan of LocalMotion 7.14.21

Resources: ✅ Join the Sales Revolution: If you’re ready to do sales differently, you’re in the right place. This community is for entrepreneurs and sales pros to connect, grow, + learn the new (and highly improved) connection-based way of selling. https://www.facebook.com/groups/salesrevolutiongroup ✅ Visit the Whole Brain Selling website (http://wholebrainselling.com/)   Will ancient sales techniques used by people from the 50s, 60s, or 70s still work today? Or will you have to adapt to today's needs to stand out and succeed?   For Tony, the answer is clear.   In this episode, Tony Leone of Whole Brain Selling joins me today to talk about the different sales strategies you need to beat every other competitor in the market! From objection handling to science, we cover everything there is to know about selling and human behavior.   Ditch the old sales pitch and quickly rise to the top. Tune in now!   In this episode, we cover: Introduction [00:00] How Tony Leone cracked the code to human behavior and selling [02:07] The biggest advantage any salesperson can have in this day and age [07:50] Should you try to grapple with objections? [10:51] The most pervasive sales issue [13:49] Sales strategies that are working in today’s market [18:17] Tony’s advice to salespeople in standing out in the sales game [23:09] The nitty-gritty of Whole Brain Selling [27:30] Selling then and now [30:36] What salespeople need to do differently today [34:48] Is there a gene that makes a great salesperson? [38:05] The role of science in selling [44:47] Why are most sales lost during a sales call? [59:56] ✅ If you're looking to take your sales to the 7th level, book a “Clarity Call” below and let’s see if you're a good fit for our sales training program!

Season 4 is almost upon us, and, with the preseason about to begin, Filly and the Scarf are here to catch you up on all the Black and Gold news from the past few weeks!The biggest news of the last 11 months or so MUST be the potential return of at least some supporters to the Cathedral of the Black and Gold, Banc of California Stadium, starting on April 1. As long as numbers continue to progress in a positive direction, we can expect at least some of us to be there for our boys!LAFC announced a rather abbreviated preseason schedule, featuring an intrasquad scrimmage and two games against the Revolution. It's the first Scheduling with the Scarf segment of 2021!LAFC also finalized two incredibly important partnerships, one with the Las Vegas Lights of the USL and another with Real So Cal and their youth squads. The pipeline has now been extended through Southern California and even into the Nevada desert! LAFC brought in Steve Cherundolo to head the USL club, bringing a USMNT and Bundesliga legend's pedigree to the pipeline. From youth opportunities, to the Academy, to USL, and on to the parent club, the Black and Gold system is stronger than ever. We couldn't be happier for our Athletic Training staff, Sean and Luis, as they were named Staff of the Year according to PSATS. Our first captain in club history, Laurent Ciman, retired to join Thierry Henry's staff on Club de Foot just in time to be deserted by the leader of the Foot Clan, becoming the second former LAFC member to join the coaching ranks this offseason. (Benny!) On the player news front, Uruguay hopes Diego Rossi and the recently loaned Brian Rodriguez can give their national team a lift. It hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for Rayito in Spain, either. it's a pair of U-23 national team call-ups for Tomas Romero (El Salvador) and Marco Farfan (USA). Hopefully, they'll still be on the final rosters for their respective countries when they are announced March 8. Our history-making trio of teens, Erik Duenas, Tony Leone, and Christian Torres, were all called in to join El Tri's U-17 camp, marking another first in their wonderful careers. Finally, our eMLS stud, RemiMartinn, makes one more push for the eMLS Cup in the Last Chance Qualifier, beginning March 16. We are back and couldn't be happier. Our fans are getting healthier, our club is practicing again, and we are together in World Famous Filimonster Studios for another episode! Let's get back to the Banc!

The boys are back, with returning guest Jared Wooten of The Body Bags! We talk about our laundry habits, Alex’s new podcast with Tony Leone; “Wine and Wealth”, the recent Spider-Man 3 rumors, what we’re planning for Halloween, what The Body Bags have been up to, band image do’s and don’ts, and tons more!ARTIST: The Body BagsSONG: I Wanna Be DeadVisit HOBO WOLFMAN RECORDS - https://www.hobowolfmanrecords.com Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/Ge53Nu9 Get early access + exclusive content on our Patreon for only $1 a month: https://www.patreon.com/SomethingGoodNetwork Spotify Music Playlist: goo.gl/XemDeLHave something you want to share? Call us and leave a voice message: (513)-463-7439 , or tag us: #SomethingGoodForYaYou can also follow us on FB, Twitter and Instagram

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5 matches in 19 days. But for some reason, it has seemed like an eternity. LAFC, mired in their worst stretch of play in their young history, travel to Sandy, Utah. Rio Tinto Stadium has been a welcome sight for LAFC, as the Black and Gold have taken all three prior matches by an aggregate of 10-1. However, much like this season as a whole… heck, much like 2020 as a whole, today’s result would be very, very different. Bob shook some things up against RSL, giving four players their first career starts for LAFC: Danny Musovski, Andy Najar, Bryce Duke, and Mohamed Traore. The latter two, just teenagers, 19 and 18 years old, respectively. You could argue that the 18 (23, actually, with the COVID rules) was more familiar to LAFC supporters than the starting squad: Eddie Segura, Latif Blessing, Tristan Blackmon, Bradley Wright-Phillips, and Diego Palacios. We catch a glimpse of the future as well, perhaps, with Erik Duenas and Tony Leone making their first-ever MLS active rosters. The ball just isn’t bouncing LAFC’s way during the past handful of matches, and nowhere else was that more evident than in two plays during this match, one to begin the first half, and the other to begin the second. Identical plays, balls pinballing around the box, with completely different outcomes. In the first half, the ball barely eludes Danny Musovski and RSL is able to clear. In the second half, the ball finds Justin Meram, and RSL has a backbreaker. A rough one for Jordan Harvey, to be sure, conceding a penalty to Albert Rusnak, and the rout was on. LAFC fall, 3-0, and limp home to take on Portland in just 4 days. Also on this episode, Filly and the Scarf show some love to a new sponsor and a new kit. This Day In LAFC History taps into a history-clinching match that LAFC didn’t even play in, a member of Black and Gold past changes addresses. Find out the difference between a fan and a supporter, and you won’t believe who Scarf thinks was the player of the match against Real. Here come the haters! But don’t worry, the boys will give you more reasons to “at” them in just 4 days, on Episode 117.

053: Mark MarshallGood morning! This is Play It Like It’s Music. I’m Trevor, thanks for listening.On Wednesday, August 26th of 2020 Music is not content! It’s connection.A quick note: last week’s episode may not have reached you since there was a big traffic burst here on Substack and the whole thing got gummed up for a day, which happened to be the same day I was sending you my regular Wednesday edition. In case you did not get the email, you can still look at the post and listen to the episode, it’s right up on the site where it should be. And the podcast is also in your player’s feed like normal. I put together a great chat with Daniel Wright, and it’s really worth hearing.[photo by Abby Ahmad]I’m in California here with the rolling brownouts and the heat storm, it’s been in the low 100’s here for a week straight. Hard at work on multiple projects as usual, but I think I’m settling into a good groove here. It’s a trip to hold myself to account with everything I start, but I’m getting better at completing the things I start. And it’s partly because I’m really liking some of the stuff I come up with.There’s this thing I’ve been alluding to here and there called the Lazy Cello Suite, which isn’t an entirely original work but I think it’s safe to call it a remix. I basically took the chord changes of the Bach G Major cello suite and made my own notes, played in the way I like to play. It’s lazy-sounding in a good way, a way that doesn’t make you work too hard as a listener. I’m going to make a recording of it soon on my porch and put that out on Bandcamp.I’m also working on some production prototypes for an album which is moving forward. I’m working with last week’s guest, Daniel Wright. It’s still in a very early stage but the energetic read is good on the thing, so stay tuned for more on both of those projects as they develop.Today I’m happy to share my conversation with Mark Marshall. He’s a great guitarist, and very much a connoisseur of guitar tone. In fact, he has an entire website dedicated to the Anatomy of Guitar Tone, which you can find at anatomyofguitartone.com. But he’s much more than a mere gearhead. I’ve worked with him as a producer and in bands, I’ve also admired his work on stage for many years. He’s got that certain presence, one of total focus where you can just tell he’s taking exquisite care with his sounds, and we the listeners benefit tremendously.He’s not just a local cat. He’s logged tens of thousands of miles on the road with the likes of Amy Helm and Sister Sparrow. He collaborates with his wife Abby Ahmad in a great rock/blues band called Fife & Drom, and he’s got his own power guitar trio with Adam Minkoff and Tony Leone called Future Relics.We hear about what it was like growing up in rural Pennsylvania near Scranton / Wilkes-Barre. Mark had to take a long journey through darkness into the light, navigating issues with an overbearing collaborator who also happened to be his father. The man had to move mountains to get to where he is today, and just before the Pandemic hit he was hitting the gas on his composition work, so we’ll get a taste of that as well.Once again, if you like the show and you think it deserves a wider audience, do us a solid and share the link with a friend:Or better yet: listen to the Playlist we just started with all the guests and pass that around too. It’s a musical community you can take with you wherever you go: Find it on Apple Music | SpotifyWe are here to connect the dots with you. Now let’s dive into my conversation with Mark Marshall:Press PLAY above to hear my convo with guitarist Mark Marshall.Artist’s tracks all come from our guest, check out his bands Fife and Drom and Future Relics on BandcampThanks for listening to Play It Like It’s Music. Thanks so much to guitarist Mark Marshall for spending some very generous time with us. You can find him at Anatomy Of Guitar Tone dot com and follow him on IG @guitarist_mark_marshall.I can’t believe we’ve gotten to 53 shows! If you believe this show deserves a wider audience, please tell a friend:Follow me on twitter @trevorexter and talk to me on there if you have thoughts about the show.We're all contending with a mutating professional landscape, jacked revenue streams, a catastrophic global pandemic and plenty of other noise out in the culture.But you gotta keep playing.We don't draw any lines here between scenes or styles.As always, thank you for listening and remember to play it like its music.You can check out my music on bandcamp and other places. It’s all at my website, trevorexter.com. Sign the mailing list on substack to get this show sent right to you the very moment it comes out. Consider hiring me to score your piece, do some cello, teach you lessons, produce your show or back you up onstage. Music is a beautiful thing and it makes the world go round.Big love to your ears.Trevor(Did you press play yet?)...If you like this stuff, help it spread by sharing it!Hear all of our guests in rotation on “Playlist It Like It’s Music” (Apple/Spotify)Hear my songs: the “Trevor Exter Playlist” (Apple/Spotify)Sign the mailing list!Take lessons from me online!Hire me remotely for cello overdubs or to score your piece.Or to produce your podcast.Follow me on IG TW FBMore @trevorexter.compsst… sign up for emails: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

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This week our guests are Tony Leone (@toenee11) and Toby Williams of The Beer Coasters Podcast (@beercoasters). A podcast that has reviewed beers from San Diego to Boston to Hartford since 2009. Tony joins us from Plainville Connecticut and Toby from San Diego California. We talk about how they started Beer Podcasting. And how they have managed to stay a team without ever meeting in person. Tony tells us about Brewing his own beer, Working for Five Churches Brewing (@fivechurchesbrewing), The new Beer by Daym Drops (@officialdaymdrops) and more. Toby tells us about what food in San Diego is more unique than anywhere in the world. We talk Pizza, Taste a Beer called O.J. from Lone Pine Brewing Company (@lonepinebrewing) which leads to a conversation on O.J. Simpson. We the Coasters Rushmore’s of Banda and have a blast. Good times Jammin' With The Beer Coasters.    Also check-out the Beer Coasters Podcast side project - Backyard Beer Tastings (@backyardbeertastings) dedicated to supporting local beer, while enjoying it in the comfort of our own backyard. Cheers! www.backyardbeertastings.com   Support Local | Drink Local @ctbrewersguild #follow#drinklocal#hitthetrail#podcast#ctbeertrail#podcastporn www.beercoasterspodcast.com  

Kenny Roby is a singer-songwriter who has had an accomplished 20 year career that includes his former band 6 String Drag. They were a southern alt-country outfit who were part of that scene that included Whiskeytown, The Drive by Truckers, Drivin’ & Cryin’ amongst others in the mid 90s. Since the dissolution of 6 String Drag, Kenny has been on his own, making records, and trading songs with Neal Casal. In fact, Resevoir was to be produced by the late Neal Casal who passed a month before the production was to begin.  Dave Schools of Widespread Panic fame, but a great record producer in his own right, who knew of Kenny’s work through Neal, stepped in to produce the record with Jesse Aycock, John Lee Shannon, Jeff Hill and Tony Leone providing the backing band. The record is exquisite and deals with themes that were very personal to Kenny including his own mental health and substance abuse struggles, the break up of his marriage and ultimately getting through those challenges in hopes a better life.  We caught up with Kenny Roby to talk about the album, and our conversation started when I asked him about how tragic Neal Casal’s passing was for him personally.  First Song: 00:56: Old Love  Interview Begins: 04:38 Extro Song: 31:34 - I'm Gonna Love Again See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Prominent modern day drummer talks about being raised by his musical elders like Jackie McLean and Jaimoe, returning to America roots music and the magic of playing with Phil Lesh --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

He turned a Springfield landmark in pretty rough shape into an absolute treasure and was rewarded for it.  Hear how Tony Leone of the Pasfield House Inn is keeping the icon alive despite a year of cancellations and disappointment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we've got Tony Leone of The Grave Rollers & SuperJett sitting in with a bottle of whiskey post writing session for SuperJett, as we chat about the song writing process in general and how the different ways guitar and lyrical brains work, and "Lyric Policing" yourself. Plus, we nerd out on some music releases and you've got your weekend calendar with Jonny G's Maverick Minute.ARTIST: Dirtbag Love AffairSONG: Too Far AwayGet early access + exclusive shows on Patreon: www.patreon.com/SomethingGoodNetwork Listen to NEVER HEARD OF ‘EM; the new album from The Fill Ins!SGFY Spotify Music Playlist: goo.gl/XemDeLHave something you want to share? Call us and leave a voice message: (513)-463-7439 , or tag us: #SomethingGoodForYaFollow Reporting From 20XX on Instagram: @Channel20XXYou can also follow us on FB, Twitter and Instagram

This week marks the return of Tony Leone! A few weeks after the debut of SuperJett at The Rim, Tony comes back to the show to talk about what SuperJett is, why we’re doing it, how the trip went, and the music that inspires us to make this group possible. We also discuss Alex’s short stent in 21st Century Goliath and the connections to the early days of The Fill Ins, the future of Grave Rollers, the songwriting process between the 3 of us, then to round off the show we share our Top 3 Overratted & Underrated Bands .. and that’s when the fun really starts.ARTIST: 21st Century GoliathSONG: Love Me AgainSGFY Spotify Music Playlist: goo.gl/XemDeLCodPod Network Patreon: patreon.com/CultOfDaveHave something you want to share? Call us and leave a voice message: (513)-463-7439 , or tag us: #SomethingGoodForYaYou can also follow us on FB, Twitter and Instagram at @SomethingGFY

We've got Tony Leone back this week as we catch up since the last time he was here. We talk a lot about the music business including market share in physical media, following trends, and a $5,000 toilet that does everything but give you a happy ending. This is a wild one, so buckle up!Emily's Kids Benefit - www.facebook.com/events/280642356156570/ARTIST: Like Machines (Formally "The Stir")SONG: KaiserSGFY Spotify Music Playlist: goo.gl/XemDeLCodPod Network Patreon: www.patreon.com/CultOfDaveHave something you want to share? Call us and leave a voice message: (513)-463-7439 , or tag us: #SomethingGoodForYaYou can also follow us on FB, Twitter and Instagram at @SomethingGFY

This week’s episode, the guys pull in long time friend and future “project-mate” Tony Leone to chat about all things music and the long history between Alex and Tony. How did Alex get to Charlotte and have the chance to play in a rock band opening for Supersuckers, Slash, and Uproar Fest? Find out in this episode!ARTIST: Dirtbag Love AffairSONG: Growin’ UpSGFY Spotify Music Playlist: https://goo.gl/XemDeLCodPod Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CultOfDaveHave something you want to share? Tag us: #SomethingGoodForYaYou can also follow us on FB and Twitter at @SomethingGFY 

CHRIS ROBINSON BROTHERHOOD was formed by the iconic frontman of rock and roll powerhouse band The Black Crowes in 2011 and is now in the midst of one of their most prolific periods to date. Overspilling with stunning musicianship and infectious energy, the band intertwines country, blues and psychedelia, even channeling freewheeling 60s' folk. Their stellar new album, �Barefoot In The Head,� marks the CRB�s third studio release in just two years, and it finds them pushing boundaries and breaking new ground with more joy and wonder than ever before. The album showcases the continued growth of Robinson�s songwriting partnership with his bandmates (guitarist Neal Casal, drummer Tony Leone, keyboardist Adam MacDougall, and bassist Jeff Hill) and revels in the kind of adventurousness that can only come from five artists tuned into the same sonic wavelength. ACOUSTIC EIDOLON is what happens when you cross a guitar with 2 necks and a cello with attitude. This duo featuring Joe Scott on double neck guitjo and Hannah Alkire on cello are from Colorado and have graced stages throughout the US, Europe, Australia and Canada. With eleven CDs and a DVD to their credit, these masterful artists continue to captivate audiences throughout the world with their signature “new acoustic� sound and boundless possibilities in blending Celtic, Folk, World & Latin music influences. They have released 2 new CDs since their last WoodSongs appearance including the latest, 'A Tree Finds Its Voice,' which features the new cello and guitar made from the same piece of wood. WoodSongs Kid: Jakarah Ritter is sixteen-year-old powerhouse vocalist from Lexington, Kentucky.