Podcasts about Trigger Hippy

SUMMARY:Audley Freed founded the band Cry of Love before going on to become a well-known guitarist for the Black Crowes, the Dixie Chicks, Sheryl Crow, and many others. He sits down with Songcraft at his Nashville home to go deep on his own fandom, the kind of musician he tries to be, and how his riffs have kickstarted some great songs. PART ONE:Paul and Scott geek out over the new Black Crowes single and review that band's role in their friendship, give some background on this historically unique Songcraft episode, and much more.PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Audley Freed  ABOUT AUDLEY FREED:Musician and songwriter Audley Freed launched his career with the band Cry of Love. Their debut album Brother, on Columbia Records, spawned two #1 and two Top Ten AOR hits, including the Freed co-written “Peace Pipe,” named by Billboard magazine as one of the “top 50 AOR songs of all time.” After a second Cry of Love album, Freed went on to join The Black Crowes. Spending three years with the band, he performed on the album Lions and the Gold-certified double live album Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes: Live at the Greek. He has toured as a guitarist with Jakob Dylan, Peter Frampton, Joe Perry, The Dixie Chicks, and many others, and has played on albums by Rodney Crowell, Alison Krauss, Kenny Chesney, and more. Audley has been a member of the bands Big Hat and Trigger Hippy, and has been a member of Sheryl Crow's band for more than a decade. As a songwriter, his music has been recorded by Chris Robinson, Gov't Mule, Kid Rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allison Moorer, Train, Gary Allan, and Wade Bowen, among others. 

This week Brian and Jason talk about Brian's review of the LA Guns show. Next the guys welcome their returning guest, Steve Gorman current drummer of Trigger Hippy, and his new band, The Bag Men, which also includes Nick Govrik from Trigger Hippy, and Luther Dickinson from North Mississippi Allstars. Steve chats with the boys about the formation of The Bag Men, adapting to Minnesota weathers, and a whole lotta sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After 22 years as the drummer for the Black Crowes, Steve Gorman's creative life is nowhere near over.  Since parting ways with the Black Crowes in 2015, Gorman has kept himself busy.   The Steve Gorman Sports podcast, Steve Gorman Rocks!, his talk show on Westwood One as well as his bands Trigger Hippy and his newest band, Bag Men featuring North Mississippi All-Stars' Luther Dickinson and long time friend and Trigger Hippy bassist/songwriter Nick Govrik.   Being a fan of Gorman since 1990, it was a real treat to get to talk to one of my favorite drummers.  We talked a little about the Black Crowes and his style of drumming.  We talked out the outstanding post-Crowes bands Trigger Hippy and Bag Men, and life in general.  Steve was an outstanding guest and I had so much fun talking to this guy.   Enjoy, y'all!

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When you think of Music City, you probably think of the big-name musicians who got their start here. But session musicians, studio musicians, and backing musicians are a huge part of what keeps the live music scene alive and thriving. These are the go-to musicians hired to perform in recording sessions or live performances. In this episode, we'll meet session musicians and a recording engineer to get an inside look at how the craft works. But first, we're talking about the vulnerabilities of our electricity grid with WPLN environmental reporter Caroline Eggers. Guests: Chuck Ainlay, music producer and recording engineer Derrek Phillips, Grammy Award-winning drummer Kristin Weber, fiddler and singer Amber Woodhouse, vocalist and saxophonist, one of the lead singers for Trigger Hippy

Welcome back to another installment of State of Amorica! This week, David and Ian have a chat about Ian's experience at a recent Trigger Hippy show before sitting down with their very special guest Jeff Gorman, one half of the exciting duo Illiterate Light! Jeff talks about his band, their new album and his lifelong experiences with The Black Crowes. It's a great conversation you have to hear!

Welcome to Part Two of our conversation with Steve Gorman.  Steve was the co-founder and drummer for The Black Crowes and now leads a band called Trigger Hippy.  In this episode Steve shares some fantastic stories of his days in The Black Crowes, touring with Jimmy Page and starting a new band after 20 years with the Crowes.  But, we start the show with an incredible story of how he became a drummer in a rock band that we know you'll love. Please like, share and subscribe while you're listening to the show.  You can follow Steve and all he has going on now at www.stevegormanrocks.com.   The playlist for this week is some of our favorite songs from The Black Crowes and Trigger Hippy.  We know you'll enjoy it. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0vhmdLkT4dDgT06sYvTX7A?si=878a745c75a4418f#Cheers #Love #FreeBird #TheBlackCrowes #Whiskey #Music #TriggerHippy #SteveGorman  

Drew and Kevin sit down this week with Steve Gorman and it is a very entertaining conversation.  Steve is the founder and original drummer of The Black Crowes.  He is also a best-selling author ("Hard to Handle"), a radio host and leader of his current band, Trigger Hippy.In part one of this conversation we talk about whiskey on Side A as we share a pour (or three) of The Mattie Gladden from  Alan Bishop and Spirits of French Lick.  On Side B of this show we have a conversation on music that goes from The Bee Gees to The Beatles and AC/DC to The Dream Syndicate.  The playlist inspired by this week's show is here:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1hkXJLGh0TB3samkkEpJTp?si=019ebc220d6941acPlease go ahead and hit that SUBSCRIBE button so that you don't miss next week's show and part two of our conversation with Steve.  You can find Steve's syndicated radio show here:https://www.stevegormanrocks.com/#Cheers #Love #FreeBird #Bourbon #Whiskey #TheBlackCrowes #TriggerHippy #HardToHandle

This week Brian and Jason review their recent road trips to see Trigger Hippy and Whiskey Myers. Next the guys welcome their guests Tim Dills, John Patterson, and Mike Bertoldo from Memphis band Fevertree. The discussion includes the start of the band, recording of the record Social Mediocracy, the Memphis music scene, and how blues and southern rock influence their sound.

This week the boys discuss their upcoming road trips, Brian to Minneapolis to see Whiskey Myers, and Jason to Nashville to see Trigger Hippy, Jax Hollow, and Leilani Kilgore. Next they discuss the big news about the upcoming Brother Cane reunion. Then the guys welcome their guest Harlis Sweetwater. Harlis chats it up with the guys discussing how the Harlis Sweetwater Band came about, the diverse musical scene in Hunington Beach, CA, the challenge of keeping a core of band members together, and all plans moving forward with his band and music.

Steve and I talk about his intellectual and philosophical development as a drummer long before he ever played a drumset, we take a deep dive into the musical evolution of The Black Crowes' discography, and he shares about the conflicts the eventually led to the band's 2015 breakup. Steve has also written an incredible book called “Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of The Black Crowes,” he's playing and making records with his latest project Trigger Hippy, and is also the host of the nationally syndicated radio show “Steve Gorman Rocks!” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ted-marotta/support

An informative and often hilarious conversation with my old friend, drummer and founding member of The Black Crowes, Steve Gorman! We talked about Steve's fabulous book "Hard To Handle: The Life And Death Of The Black Crowes" his drumming influences, Trigger Hippy, his radio show and much more! Watch all the episodes on my YouTube channel and please subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnDeChristopherLiveFromMyDrumRoom SHOW LESS

Zig At The Gig with Bob Lord Bob Lord is a producer, composer, and bassist based in Portsmouth NH USA. In 2015 Bob was named one of Musical America's “30 Professionals of the Year: Key Influencers,” and as CEO of PARMA Recordings his work has been nominated for three GRAMMY Awards in 2019 and 2020. PLAYLAND ARCADE, Lord's debut solo album out on April 27, 2021, is a convergence point of the disparate elements from what clearly is a remarkably diverse career. Hard-charging prog-rock blowouts, atmospheric orchestral potboilers, gauzy jazz improvisations, retro instrumental pop, straight up foley – this is a producer's album through and through, and it reflects Lord's own artistic experiences in a kaleidoscopic fashion. The musicianship is as accomplished as it is audacious. Highlighted by Lord's molten, overdriven 8-string bass, the album features drummer Jamie Perkins (from the Billboard chart-topping group The Pretty Reckless) and keyboardist Duncan Watt (composer for “League of Legends”) with cameos by Ed Jurdi (Band of Heathens, Trigger Hippy), Andy Happel (Thanks To Gravity), and the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, with percussion recorded in Havana, Cuba. Lord's resume is a particularly unusual one bolstered by some truly singular credits: with Pete Townshend of The Who, Bob co-produced the double album METHOD MUSIC by Lawrence Ball, released in 2012 on Navona Records and hailed by Pitchfork for its “wondrous, rippling, and startlingly tactile music.” He is also the music producer of WILD SYMPHONY, an orchestral suite composed by the #1 NY Times bestselling author Dan Brown (“The Da Vinci Code”) which accompanies the illustrated children's book of the same title released in 2020. The book is published in more than 40 countries worldwide. In 1996 Bob co-founded the award-winning group Dreadnaught, described by Relix Magazine as “the country's best 'pure' prog-rock combo.” The band has performed with artists such as John Entwistle (The Who), Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, King Crimson), and NRBQ, and their 25th anniversary album NORTHERN BURNER is set to drop in Summer 2021. Bob's Info https://www.boblordmusic.com/news https://twitter.com/boblordmusic https://www.instagram.com/boblordmusic/ https://boblordmusic.bandcamp.com/

Jason and Brian chat about some newer bands they've become aware of including Cricketbows, Lizzie And The Makers, Crow Black Chicken, Greasy Tree, and 68-75. Then the guys discuss once again, their love of The Black Crowes. Next they welcome their guest, former Black Crowes, and current Trigger Hippy drummer Steve Gorman. Steve and the boys chat about the trials and tribulations of Steve's tenure in The Black Crowes, the formation and ongoing activities of Trigger Hippy, a whole lot sports, including how Jason's Cincinnati teams suck.

On the latest CSG Special, former member of the Black Crowes and current Trigger Hippy drummer Steve Gorman returns to talk about some deep Crowes nerding with a very happy Jeff. Topics covered: Producers Sometimes Salvation video shoot 1993 MTV Spring Break 2005-06 Crowes reunion tour

Steve Gorman is the former drummer and founding member of The Black Crowes, author of the book, "Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of The Black Crowes - A Memoir, drummer and founder of Trigger Hippy, plus a successful radio career with "Steve Gorman Sports" and now "Steve Gorman Rocks" on Westwood One.

Since the release of his critically-acclaimed debut album 'Gone Wanderin’', Greene has built an enduring audience through a relentless touring schedule with the likes of BB King, Mark Knopfler, Susan Tedeschi, and Taj Mahal. He played lead guitar with The Black Crowes on their Layin’ Down With #13 World Tour, recorded and toured with Trigger Hippy - his supergroup with Joan Osborne - and in the last four years performed over 300 shows of his own, all while continuing to record and release his solo work. Greene is a frequent member of Phil Lesh & Friends, and sits in with countless other artists including Tedeschi Trucks Band, Govt Mule, Mississippi All-Stars, Amy Helm, Steve Earle, and Bob Weir. jackiegreene.com

Ex Black Crowe/present Hippy Trigger drummer & author of memoir “Hard to Handle, the Life and Death of the Black Crowes”-Steve Gorman talks about the drums as his destined instrument, REM as a game changer, rolling the dice on pursuing music and the process of relocating to Atlanta, the year spent prior to Shake your Moneymaker selling 5 million copies and the rapid ascent-only to be met with the grunge movement in '91, their two full records that got scrapped, the surreal experience of playing zeppelin' songs with Jimmy page for the Live at the Greek recording, the famous false start being left in at the front of midnight from the inside out”, chasing the specific chemistry and shared experience of particularly strong lineup's of the Black Crowes, his band Trigger Hippy, Jody's favorite tracks from various records & a whole lot more!

Steve Gorman is a founding member of the iconic American rock n roll band The Black Crowes. Over 27 years, he toured the world relentlessly, leaving a small piece of his sanity at every stop. Gorman launched a sports talk radio show in Nashville, 'Steve Gorman SPORTS!' in 2011, working with Troy Hanson at 102.5 The Game. The show was syndicated on Fox Sports Radio from 2014-2018. Over the last year Steve penned his memoir, “Hard to Handle: The Life And Death of The Black Crowes,” which will be published by Hachette Book Group this September. His current band, Trigger Hippy, is releasing an album, “Full Circle and Then Some” this October. He lives in Nashville with his wife, Rose Mary, their two kids, and entirely too many pets.

Bobby talks with Steve Gorman (former Drummer for The Black Crowes) about the legacy that Eddie Van Halen has left behind after passing away this week. They also talk about this history of The Black Crowes and if there’s any bad blood now. Bobby and Eddie’s Music School looks into No. 1 songs written by Chris Stapleton for other artists and the song Alan Jackson almost recorded that went on to be a massive hit. Bobby talks to Kassi Ashton about her new song “Black Motorcycle”, DIY Projects and her viral TikTok. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

It's not every day that a little bit of Twitter banter turns into having the opportunity to interview the top person on your list of people you'd want to interview for your podcast, but every now and then a little social media miracle occurs—and in this case that is exactly what happened for Russ. By the grace of the Twitter gods, the man, the myth, the legend, drummer, author, and one-sixth of the original line up for The Black Crowes—Mr. Steve Gorman joined us for what turned out to be a fantastic conversation about the history of the band, moving on, his new book, Trigger Hippy, and so much more. If you're a fan of The Black Crowes you're certainly not going to want to miss this one. If you're not a fan of The Black Crowes you might just find yourself being one after you give this one a listen. Buy Steve Gorman's new book Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir. Check out Trigger Hippy! Find Steve Gorman on the radio! Tweet at Steve Gorman on Twtter! Also, make sure to keep up with all of the music we talk about on the show with our Infectious Groove Podcast companion songs playlist posted weekly, exclusively to Spotify. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/infectiousgroovepodcast/support

PART ONEScott and Paul dive deep on Rolling Stone's controversial revision of its "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list and discuss how valuation of music changes with the progression of each decade.PART TWOOur in-depth career spanning conversation with Will HogeABOUT WILL HOGEAs a songwriter Will Hoge is perhaps best known for “Even if it Breaks Your Heart,” a #1 country hit for Eli Young Band that earned a Grammy nomination for Best Country Song as well as both CMA and ACM nominations for Song of the Year. Originally recorded on Hoge’s own album The Wreckage, it is one of many acclaimed compositions from the pen of the outspoken singer-songwriter who celebrates both his southern heritage and progressive social views. In addition to performing “You Make Me Happy,” the theme song to the CBS sitcom Still Standing, Hoge has released more than a dozen albums. Though his music ranges from rock to folk to Americana, his single “Strong” earned mainstream country radio airplay and was featured in a national Chevy truck commercial. He has collaborated with writers such as Brett Beavers, Tommy Lee James, Hillary Lindsay, Gordie Sampson, Chris Stapleton, Hayes Carrl, Brendan Benson, and Wade Bowen. Other artists who’ve recorded his songs include the group Trigger Hippy and Lady A, formerly known as Lady Antebellum.   American Songwriter Podcast Network

It’s been six years since Joan Osborne put out a record of original material, but her new 10 song record Trouble and Strife absolutely makes up for the wait. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely loved the Bob Dylan covers record, and all the live playing she did to go along with it, plus her contributions to the first version of Trigger Hippy, but I think we can all agree that Joan has always had a very strong voice for socio-political advocacy in her writing and it’s something that’s been missing from the landscape. By the way, I’ve known since we started this podcast back in 2016 that Joan Osborne was absolutely one of the people we wanted to have on the show, because of her diverse and eclectic background, and because she was such an integral part of the new Jam Band scene in New York in the late 80s and early 90s. Basically I’m an unabashed fan of this woman’s voice, her body of work, and her overall talent. So it was an absolute delight to sit down with her to talk about the new album, and much more, including some of the things mentioned in this intro. Our conversation started though, when I asked what took so long for new Joan Osborne material. First Song: 00:56: What's That You Say Interview Begins: 05:16 Extro Song: 31:10: Boy Dontcha Know See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1-hour interview with Steve Gorman and April Rose, the hosts of Steve Gorman Rocks, along with radio winners. Steve is the founding member and former drummer from The Black Crowes and April Rose is a model and actress seen in Grown Ups 2 and appeared as a co-host for Barrett-Jackson car auction. A lot is covered including new AC/DC music, would Steve rejoin The Black Crowes, his love of basketball, his new band "Trigger Hippy", getting kicked off the ZZ Top tour, how tall is Shaq compared to April Rose, her love of classic cars and more. The video of the interview is on YouTube and online at www.kkgl.com

1-hour interview with Steve Gorman and April Rose, the hosts of Steve Gorman Rocks, along with radio winners. Steve is the founding member and former drummer from The Black Crowes and April Rose is a model and actress seen in Grown Ups 2 and appeared as a co-host for Barrett-Jackson car auction. A lot is covered including new AC/DC music, would Steve rejoin The Black Crowes, his love of basketball, his new band "Trigger Hippy", getting kicked off the ZZ Top tour, how tall is Shaq compared to April Rose, her love of classic cars and more. The video of the interview is on YouTube and online at www.kkgl.com

Former Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman chats with Billy D about trying to keep the band together, his current band Trigger Hippy and his book "Hard To Handle: The Life And Death Of The Black Crowes".

Steve Gorman, Black Crowes and Trigger Hippy drummer and sports talk radio host, tells stories from the road and radio

Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon... and Alan Niven presents former Black Crowes drummer, Steve Gorman (recorded June 2020) Before we get to Steve, Alan Niven explains why he passed on the Black Crowes back in the day. Here's a hint, it had absolutely nothing to do with the band! We also discuss Guns N' Roses 1988 tour with Aerosmith as well as  David Lee Roth & AC/DC rescinding supporting slot offers.  Steve Gorman discusses his new book 'The Life And Death Of The Black Crowes - A Memoir', the summer return of hockey & baseball, David Coverdale, opening for Robert Plant at The Montreal Forum, Guns N' Roses, Alan Niven turning down the Black Crowes, hanging out with Robert Plant on tour, his new band Trigger Hippy, corporate sponsorship and creating a great PR moment, becoming more of a jam band, remembering Eddie Harsch, Jimmy Page and much more.  Quotes:  "We would listen to Guns N' Roses and we took a lot from... not their sound - we never wanted to be as hard as they were, but just their attitude."  "The Beatles made me love music, but R.E.M. made me play music." Subscribe to Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon for exclusive content and interviews. Twitter: @mitchlafon Instagram: @mitch_lafon Support the show.

Sad news broke late Friday afternoon with Neil Peart's passing, and we couldn't think of a better way to honor the rock legend by dedicating all the tunes this morning to the Canadian Zeppelin - RUSH, and asking some great drummers like Jim Donovan (Rusted Root, Jim Donovan and The Sun King Warriors) and Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes, Trigger Hippy) to recount the legacy of one of the greatest drummers of all time. Former coach Bill Cowher was announced as one of the two coaches to be named as a member of the 2020 class of inductees for the NFL Hall of Fame - Gerry Dulac looks back on a storied career for the kid from Crafton.

Sad news broke late Friday afternoon with Neil Peart's passing, and we couldn't think of a better way to honor the rock legend by dedicating all the tunes this morning to the Canadian Zeppelin - RUSH, and asking some great drummers like Jim Donovan (Rusted Root, Jim Donovan and The Sun King Warriors) and Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes, Trigger Hippy) to recount the legacy of one of the greatest drummers of all time. Former coach Bill Cowher was announced as one of the two coaches to be named as a member of the 2020 class of inductees for the NFL Hall of Fame - Gerry Dulac looks back on a storied career for the kid from Crafton.

Vandaag met o.a. Beth Gibbons & Rusting Man, Jefferson Airplane, Elvis Costello, Trigger Hippy, Fay Victor, Wolfmother, Regina Spektor en Hootie & The Blowfish.

Here they are in all their glory...our favorite albums from 2019. Instead of posting all at once, we'll give em to ya in batches. This week we start with 25 and count down to 16. Craig's Faves of 2019 (part 1)25. Golden Daze – Simpatico 24. The Raconteurs – Help Us Stranger 23. L.A. Guns – The Devil You Know 22. Rival Sons – Feral Roots 21. Kyle Craft – Showboat Honey 20. Haunt – If Icarus Could Fly 19. J. Robbins – Un–Becoming 18. Fruit Bats – Gold Past Life 17. Kelly Finnigan – Tales People Tell 16. GLOM – BondKevin's Faves of 2019 (part 1)25. Eric Gales – The Bookends24. Trigger Hippy – Full Circle & Then Some23. Wolf Jaw – The Heart Won't Listen22. Baroness – Gold & Grey21. Phil Campbell – Old Lions Still Roar20. Tanya Tucker – While I'm Living19. The Magpie Salute – Highwater II18. Karl Denson's Tiny Universe – Gnomes & Badgers17. The Teskey Brothers – Run Home Slow16. Volbeat – Rewind, Replay, Rebound

Steve Gorman's natural sense of groove and knack for rhythmic hooks helped propel the Black Crowes to massive success. Over the course of a two hour conversation, Steve tells Joe about: growing up in Kentucky and Maryland; his love of Basketball; channeling obsessive-compulsive tendencies into rhythmic precision; his dysfunctional relationship with his former bandmates; the experience of writing a memoir; and the importance of family. Check out Steve's Book, Hard To Handle; and the new album by his band Trigger Hippy, Full Circle and Then Some.

Host Jill Melancon speaks to former Black Crowes and current Trigger Hippy drummer Steve Gorman about his new book, HARD TO HANDLE, about his time with the Crowes. We'll find out how a drummer with no experience becomes the drummer for one of the biggest bands of the 90s, how he wound up taking naps with Jimmy Page, and why he purposely left Uncle Green out of the book.

The latest installment of 'The JamBase Podcast' features former The Black Crowes drummer and current Trigger Hippy member Steve Gorman.

Как всегда, слушаем много хорошей музыки, и сегодня это свежие рутс-рок релизы, блюз-рок и кантри-рок. В очередном подкасте Дельта Миссисипи звучат TK & the Holy Know-Nothing, Andrew White, The Raconteurs, Allman Betts Band, The Teskey Brothers, Trigger Hippy, The Magpie Salute.

Как всегда, слушаем много хорошей музыки, и сегодня это свежие рутс-рок релизы, блюз-рок и кантри-рок. В очередном подкасте Дельта Миссисипи звучат TK & the Holy Know-Nothing, Andrew White, The Raconteurs, Allman Betts Band, The Teskey Brothers, Trigger Hippy, The Magpie Salute.

Kevin bring the goods this week with a diverse mix of soulful roots rock, fuzzed out hard-rock & southern fried rock n roll. However you wanna categorize them, they all rock in their own way. Check it out!Grace Potter - DaylightWolf Jaw - The Heart Won't ListenTrigger Hippy - Full Circle & Then Some

Jeremy has a Classic Conversation with former Black Crowes drummer, Steve Gorman about his new memoir, and his new band's new release! That Band, Trigger Hippy is making a stop in Chicago tomorrow night... road trip anyone?

Well, the day is finally here. This week, David & Ian welcome none other than Steve Gorman to the show! The guys spend just shy of an hour discussing all things Black Crowes, Trigger Hippy and much more! You definitely won't want to miss this one... David & Ian would like to issue a special thanks to all the fans that helped make this very special event become a reality. You're the best!

Steve Gorman was the drummer and a founding member of the Black Crowes. In 1990 the band's first album sold 5 million copies, but then it all went wrong. Here's the inside story of the Crowes' tumultuous career path. Plus Steve talks about his new band Trigger Hippy.

They are touring in support of Full Circle & Then Some (Oct. 11), their first record in five years and the follow up to Trigger Hippy’s critically acclaimed self titled debut in 2014. The new album marks the band’s return... Read More ›

Let's play two! This week is the second installment in State of Amorica's in-depth discussion of Steve Gorman's recently-released book, "Hard To Handle!" David and Ian briefly discuss the current state of The Black Crowes and new releases from Trigger Hippy and North Mississippi Allstars before diving back in to the second half of Mr. Gorman's fantastic book. You won't want to miss this one!

Last Friday, Trigger Hippy released their sophomore record Full Circle and Then Some. This is a band that has sort been on quasi hiatus at least from the public for quite some time, and that record, five years in the making brings them back into the spotlight. The band, comprised of bassist Nick Govrick and Steve Gorman, now includes Ed Jurdi and Amber Woodhouse. They’ve had several other members in the band over the years including Audley Freed, Jackie Greene and Joan Osborne. Their music blends stuff we love like rock, soul, Americana and more, so we were delighted to hear they had a new record. Show Notes:   First Song: 00:14 - Full Circle And Then Some Interview Begins: 04:21 Extro Song: 28:55 - Don't Wanna Bring You Down See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today the great groove king Mr Steve Gorman returns to Let There Be Talk for a long conversation about his new book - "Hard To Handle The Life and Death Of The Black Crowes" Steve also has a brand new radio show and a brand new Trigger Hippy record out right now. Steve is hands down one of the greatest rock n roll drummers I have ever seen and played with. This man is next level on the skins. It was an honor to have him back on the show. Tune in and spread the word Delraisers. This episode is brought to you by https://cbdlion.com use the code DEAN for 20% of everything.  

It's another two for one today on Talkin' Rock.  First, it's drummer, Steve Gorman. He's got a lot going on with his band Trigger Hippy and his book "Hard To Handle: The Life And Death Of The Black Crowes". He's very candid when it comes to talking about the Crowes. He talks about the troubles in the band and how it ended. He discusses a lot about how the brothers Robinson, and it's very interesting. He even hints that there could be a BC reunion, which he wouldn't be involved in. Steve is one of these guys that I could've talked to for another hour. Very well-spoken and candid. Guitar virtuoso, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, is up next. As he says, he's a human jukebox. He can play anything on the guitar. He tells me about a two-piece band from Israel that he's working with. Guitarists that influenced him along with a killer Ace Frehley story. He goes through his tour itinerary, Sons Of Apollo's new album, hot sauce and everything in between. Lots of talk about his tour this past summer with ASIA as well.  If you like this podcast, 5 star ratings and reviews and always welcomed! 248-586-2988 to leave a VM feedback. Thanks for listening! -Meltdown- https://www.triggerhippy.com/ http://www.bumblefoot.com/index.php https://wrif.com/podcasts/talkin-rock-with-meltdown/ https://twitter.com/MeltdownWRIF https://twitter.com/AlBeckRadio

Steve Gorman, drummer for The Black Crowes, joins us to discuss his book ‘Hard To Handle; The Life & Death of The Black Crowes’ (with Steve Hyden). Steve also shares stories of playing with Jimmy Page and Ringo Starr, as well as touring with Robert Plant, Aerosmith, and remembers the great Levon Helm. His new album with Trigger Hippy is ‘Full Circle & Then Some,’ and his new radio show on Westwood One is ‘Steve Gorman Rocks.’ Get Steve's book here at http://bit.ly/MOTRGear If you enjoy the content, please Like and Share the video and Subscribe to the channel. Thanks! Thanks for listening! The MOTR Show is the audio podcast for Musicians On The Record with David Ward.  Subscribe now to be updated on the latest episodes! See the MOTR Music and Tech Gear I Use and Recommend.   https://www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-6860b8b4 You can also watch all our interviews on our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/MusiciansOnTheRecord?sub_confirmation=1 and our website at www.MusiciansOnTheRecord.com See More MOTR! -On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MusiciansOnTheRecord/ -On YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/MusiciansOnTheRecord?sub_confirmation=1 -On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musiciansontherecord/ -On Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidwardMOTR -On the Web: www.MusiciansOnTheRecord.com See all my drum covers on my Dave Damage Drums YouTube channel  http://bit.ly/DaveDamageDrums Never miss another MOTR Interview again!  Sign up for our free newsletter at http://bit.ly/MOTRNewsletter   ************************************** Music: http://www.purple-planet.com   DISCLAIMER: This podcast description contains affiliate links.  As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Steve Gorman stops by to talk about his life with the Black Crowes, his current band Trigger Hippy and his new book, Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir 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

Steve Gorman stops by to talk about his life with the Black Crowes, his current band Trigger Hippy and his new book, Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir

The Doc invites Trigger Hippy and Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman! The Doc and Steve talk about Steve's new book Hard to Handle, Fellini's Pizza, Trigger Hippy, the new album, sports and the new radio show Steve Gorman Rocks! Listen now!! Monologue: 0:21 Birthday Suit 1: 9:23 Ripped from the Headlines: 12:06 Trigger Hippy - The Door: 33:39 Shoutouts: 40:25 Birthday Suit 2: 44:24 Master ClickBaiter: 46:58 Steve Gorman Interview: 51:04 Trigger Hippy - Don't wanna bring you down: 1:23:10 Birthday Suit 3: 1:29:39

The All-Star Game was last night, and yeah, it was kind of a bummer that John Means didn't pitch I guess. We probably won't go to war over it, but a bummer, sure. It's #WouldYouRatherWednesday-Would You Rather get free tickets for the Orioles for the rest of the season OR a free suite for Adley Rutschman's debut with the Ironbirds? Late in Hour 1, MLB Network/MLBPipeline.com's Jim Callis joined us to discuss the O's prospects he saw in the Futures Game (DL Hall and Grayson Rodriguez) and the ones he'll see in the Triple A All-Star Game tonight (Keegan Akin and Ryan Mountcastle) as well as where Rutschman might debut in their prospect rankings. Early in Hour 2, our friend/Baltimore native Steve Gorman (formerly of Fox Sports Radio) checked in to discuss the World Cup, Orioles, his band "Trigger Hippy" and his new book "Hard To Handle" about his time in the legendary Black Crowes. And late in Hour 2, Loyola women's lacrosse coach/WPLL commissioner Jen Adams checked in to discuss the league coming to Ridley Athletic Complex for a pair of games Friday night.

Steve Gorman talks about his new band, Trigger Hippy, his new book and more on 3HL.

Steve Gorman talks about his new band, Trigger Hippy, his new book and more on 3HL.

Joining Brando as special co-host for episode 49 is Sir Kev from Ireland. Kev shared his GNR story on Ep. 27 as our first “fan obsession” interview. Kev and Brando first discuss the chat with Alan Niven from the last episode, which has since gone viral with the news of Izzy Stradlin showing up at a GNR sound check during the Not In This Lifetime tour. After “Shotgun News,” the boys are joined by legendary drummer, Steve Gorman. Most famously from the Black Crowes, now currently with Trigger Hippy and a radio host for Fox Sports. Steve takes us through his journey into radio and how the Black Crowes came to be. Most interesting for GNR fans, we learn about Steve’s time with Slash, and how their “band” would go on to be Velvet Revolver. Steve also gets candid on his thoughts on a possible Crowes reunion, feelings on GNR, and his upcoming book! All this and so much more! Please follow/subscribe/leave a review!

ANDREA ZONN is one of the most respected fiddle players and harmony vocalists in contemporary music today. Her years on the road as a fiddler and harmony singer for James Taylor, Vince Gill, Trace Adkins and others have drawn her close to some important artists. Zonn�s wide-ranging tastes and twin training in classical and traditional music helped her find extensive studio work, including recordings with Linda Ronstadt, George Jones, Amy Grant and countless others. On 'Rise', Zonn�s second album as an artist on Compass Records, shows off Andrea digging into songcraft with focus and newfound confidence. It includes appearances by some of her friends and colleagues. like Taylor, Gill, Keb' Mo', Sam Bush, John Cowan and others. JACKIE GREENE has an uncanny knack for synthesizing his deep affinity for American roots styles into timeless, personally-charged music. Armed with a persuasive voice, a vivid songwriting skill and an instinctive mastery of several instruments, Greene has carved out a unique musical niche, and the new album marks another creative landmark in his already compelling body of work. Although Back to Birth is Greene�s first new solo release in five years, he�s hardly been idle. In fact, he�s spent much of the past few years engaging in a series of collaborative musical adventures including touring with the Black Crowes, Phil Lesh & Friends and the Grateful Dead�s Bob Weir plus the release of the self-titled debut album of supergroup Trigger Hippy featuring and Greene and Joan Osborne. Woodsongs Kid: Willamson Branch is family bluegrass band from Nashville, Tennessee.

Rock & Roll Shin-Soo Choo has reformatted to shorter episodes and full webcam video - once again - on our YouTube channel! In this episode, we chat with Steve Gorman, the host of Steve Gorman SPORTS! and drummer for the Black Crowes and Trigger Hippy. He discusses the Baltimore Orioles, rediscovering Devo, touring with David Bowie and recording with Warren Zevon on his final album.

On this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK drummer Steve Gorman stops by and talks about how he got started playing drums,his life in and out of The Black Crowes and his brand new band Trigger Hippy. Do Not Miss This Epsiode #Delraisers

Welcome back to the fold...this week Klone and Cojonez take an in-depth journey through the horror that is "Hostel"...beware, the review is almost as insane as the movie...hope you enjoy it...then we'll meet "The Talker: Episode 1: The Chainsaw Incident", and finally Klone and Cojonez close with a quick "Hot Chick of the Week" and a rant on MySpace... SKITS: "Hollow9ine - The Odyssey: 'Incognito' " CAST: "Courier" - Klone "Asian Mafia" - Flex "Agent: Codename: Silent Thunder" - Cojonez "Patrol #1" - Cojonez "Patrol #2" - Klone "The Talker - Chainsaw (feat. The Talker & Nervous Breakdown) VOICES: Klone All skits written by: Klone PLAYLISTt: "Trigger Hippy" - Morcheeba "Credit Where Credit Is Due" - Michael Giacchino "Petrified" - Fort Minor "A Person I Once Knew" - SuperBoi "Coconut" - Harry Nilsson "Starless" - Crossfade "The Suffering" - Coheed & Cambria "Screamin' Out (Jam )" - Hollow9ine