Podcast appearances and mentions of Washington Phillips

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  | Jerron Paxton  | Things Done Changed  | Things Done Changed [Smithsonian Folkways]  | Wailin' Walker  | Mr. Moonman  | All Fired Up  |   | Jimmy Vivino  | Ain't Nuthin's Gonna Be Alright  | Gonna Be 2 of Those Days  | John Primer & Bob Corritore  | Gambling Blues  | The Gypsy Woman Told Me  | Catfish  | Broken Halo  | Time To Fly  |   | Robert Connely Farr  | Runnin Hiding Jam  | Pandora Sessions  |   | Rick Fines  | Worry Be The Death Of Me  | Solar Powered Too  |   | Brad Wilson  | Black Coffee At Sunrise  | Blues Thunder  |   | Pete Johnson  | Zero Hours - Original  | Pete Johnson Selected Hits Vol4 [Charley]  | Bo Diddley  | Down Home Special  | Jungle Music (The Blues Collection)  | Washington Phillips  | Denomination Blues, Pt. 2  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream  | Chuck Berry  | Rock 'n' Roll Music  | Chuck Berry  |   | Fats Domino  | Mardi Gras In New Orleans  | Rumba Blues  |   | The Swaps  | Negativity  | Swaps Live  |   | The Commoners  | Who Are You  | Who Are You  | 

Con The Paragons, Bob Andy, Jimmy Cliff, Vanity Fare, The Knickerbockers, los Archiduques, Paul & Barry Ryan, Els 5 Xics, Chico Valento, los Rogers, Lhasa de Sela, Yma Sumac, Eric Bibb, Washington Phillips y Billie Holiday.

Across the pre-war genres songs of mother ranked as the number two topic ( love being number 1!) So, on this Mothers' Day we celebrate Moms, Mothers, Mammy's and Mamas! - From mother songs of Al Jolson to sentimental country songs by Jimmie Rodgers, spirituals by Elder Lonnie McIntorsh, Washington Phillips and many more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/american-grooves-hour/support

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  |  | Big Bill Broonzy  | Why Did You Do That To Me  | Big Bill Broonzy Vol 12 (1945-1947) | Fiona Boyes  | Louisana  | Box & Dice  |  | Andres Roots  | Wagon Swing  | Mississippi to Loch Lomond  |  | Andrew & Jim Baxter  | Operator Blues  | The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of (disc 1) | Alvin Youngblood Hart  | Big Mama's Door  | Big Mama's Door  |   |  | Lightnin' Hopkins  | Mr. Charlie  | Ashgrove 5-29-65 - Early Show  |  | Rory Block  | Lord, I Feel Just Like Goin' On  | I Belong To The Band  |  | Washington Phillips  | Denomination Blues, Pt. 1  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream | Bukka White  | Fixin' To Die Blues  | The Complete Sessions 1930-1940 | Henry Townsend  | Drowning In Tears  | Searching For Secret Heroes  | Document Records  |  | Gary Grainger  | Nobodys Fault But Mine  | Mistakes and Out-takes  |  | Mike Goudreau  | Bread And Water  | Acoustic Sessions  |   |  | Geeshie Wiley  | Over To My House  | When The Levee Breaks, Mississippi Blues (Rare Cuts CD C)  | 2007 JSP  Records  |  | Chris O  | Arrangement for Me Blues  | Peckman's Plateau  |   |  | Michael Messer  | Riverboat  | 22 Special Blues Tracks  |  | Half Deaf Clatch  | Fixin' To Die  | Tribute to Bukka White  | 

 direct download here: https://ia802703.us.archive.org/30/items/melancholy_202306/Melancholy.mp3Featuring music by People Under the Stairs, Angie Carroll, Washington Phillips and more.This show is dedicated to the late Bob Bittner, owner of WJIB and the other Memories Stations, who inspired this very series. 

Host Nate Wilcox asks Michael Corcoran to share the stories of Texas gospel greats Arizona Dranes, Blind Willie Johnson and Washington Phillips as well as the notorious Don Robey, owner of the Duke and Peacock labels. Buy the book and support the show. Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on Facebook. SAVE THE LET IT ROLL PODCAST We're less than $300 from our goal to fund a year's worth of production on the Let It Roll podcast (that's 104 episodes)! The outpouring of support for the show has been really exciting to see. If you already gave, thanks so much! If you don't have the funds to give anything, no worries, enjoy the show. Click here to support the show Here's the link if you need to cut and paste: https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-the-let-it-roll-podcast-alive Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Jack Whittle  | Pub Song  | Jack Whittle  |  | The Groove Krewe Featuring Nick Daniels III  | Where Ya At In Life  | Run to Daylight  |  | Mike Morgan And The Crawl  | 6 The Lights Went Out In Dallas  | The Lights Went Out In Dallas | Mighty Mike Schermer  | Cook Up A Little Love  | Just Getting Good  |  | Mudlow  | Red Rock  | Bad Turn  |   |  | Jo Ann Kelly  | Where Is My Good Man  | Do It and More  |  | Malone Sibun  | Makin It  | Ashes To Dust  |  | Mickey Jupp  | Man In The Mirror  | Album sampler  |  | Claire Hamlin  | American Trilogy  | Elbows Going Crazy  |  | Anthony Geraci  | I Go Ooh  | Blues Called My Name | Washington Phillips  | I Am Born to Preach the Gospel  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream | Bessie Smith  | Down Hearted Blues  | Blue Ladies  |  | Chuck Berry  | Sweet Little Rock and Roller  | The Ultimate Collection cd 2 | Gary Cain  | Gatekeeper  | Next Stop  |   |  | The Cinelli Brothers  | Deep Down Devil  | No Country for Bluesmen | The Bros. Landreth  | Drive All Night  | Come Morning  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Stacy Jones  | Everything Is Going To Be All Right  | World On Fire  |  | Curtis Johnson  | None Like You  | None Like You [Single] | Son Of Dave  | I'm Going Monkey For Your Love  | Call Me KIng  |  | Debra Power  | The Last Time I Saw Memphis  | I'm Not From Chicago | Blue Touch  | Baby Please Don't Go  | Old, New, Borrowed & Blue | Vaneese Thomas  | Rosalee  | Fight The Good Fight | The Nighthawks  |Nobody  | Established 1972  |  | Trevor Finlay  | Recover  | Get Into It  |  | Katie Webster  | Those Lonely, Lonely Nights  | No Foolin'  |  | Steve Bailey featuring Mississippi MacDonald  | She's My Baby  | Crazy 'Bout You  |  | Washington Phillips  | Washington Phillips Mix  |  | The Soundtracks  | Don't Ever Change  | John, Paul, George, Dave, Brian, Tony & More; The Birth of the  | The Cadillac Kings  | For Richer, For Poorer  | Cadillac Kings  |  | Dean Haitani  | Fairlight Walking  | RED DUST  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | The Blues Band  | Sweet Sweet Girl  | So Long  | Repertoire Records | Richard Grosso  | She's Tough  | The Road and the Ring | Sugaray Rayford  | Under The Crescent Moon  | In Too Deep  |  | Delta By The Beach  | She Did It  | Single Of The Month | Dan Patlansky  | Snake Oil City  | Shelter of Bones  |  | Wentus Blues Band  | No Reason  | From The Barrell  |  | Big Joe Turner and Pete Johnson  | Rocket Boogie  | Piano Boogie Woogie Vol 1 | Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue  | Baby, Scratch My Back feat.Jerry Tremaine  | Live! Against The Grain | Ted Lewis Orchestra with Fats Waller (p)  | Dallas Blues [NY, NY, March 5, 1931 - 78rpm]  | Single  |   |  | Zoom With Shawn Kellerman  | Are You Ready  | Chocolate Cake  |  | Washington Phillips  | You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 2  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream | Peggy Lee  | Yeah Yeah Yeah  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 7 1951 | The Cadillac Kings  | Left Handed Woman  | Cadillac Kings  |  | The Love Light Orchestra-  | Open Book  | Leave the Light On  | 

Today in 1880 was the birthday of Washington Phillips, a musician who made some astonishing music in the 1920s, but we know very little about his life and his music - we aren't even completely sure what instrument he played. Plus: if you're looking for a new career path, why not become a pizza butler? Exhuming the Legend of Washington Phillips (MinerMusic.com) Some Of Us Are Haunted By Washington Phillips (The New Yorker) Sandals Resorts Now Have a 'Pizza Butler' to Make Your Vacation Memorable and Delicious (Travel + Leisure) We make sweet music together with our Patreon backers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/support

Charlie discusses Washington Phillips' compilation album "Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream", which is his entry for the "Music Recorded Before 1955" theme, it having been recorded in the late 1920's and early 1930's.  Jake listens to it and discusses as well, but gets so worked up and full of the genuine spirit that he leaves the podcast right then to become a full-time jackleg preacher, which he realizes is a bit against the spirit of jackleg preaching, as he thinks by definition is a part-time unpaid gig. But so is this podcast anyway, on this episode of Louder Than Sound.

The stories of four young female con artists in the 19th Century, who made thousands of dollars from their crimes (several million, in the present day). Listen to their story. Support this podcast === EPISODE RELEASE DATE: 12/08/2021 === HISTORICAL REFERENCES: Lyons, Sophie, Why Crime Does Not Pay (1913), at Chapter 4. === GUEST VOICES: Narrator - Ann Boulais of LibriVox.org New York Herald reporter - Jerry Kokich, professional voice artist. === MISCELLANEOUS Host Intro – Nina Innsted, host of the Already Gone podcast. Exit Aphorism - Source: (widely attributed to) Capone, Alphonse (original source unknown). Aphorism voice - Kit Caren, host of Whispered True Stories podcast. === MUSIC: Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com – Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses / by 3.0 At Rest At Rest The Curtain Rises I Knew A Guy Train Your Child (instrumental portion only) - Washington Phillips (1928; public domain). All Sound Effects & Short Instrumentals Are From Freesound.org. === HEY! CONTACT US! E-Mail: ForgottenNewsPodcast@gmail.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Forgotten-News-Podcast Twitter: @NewsForgotten @KitCaren @xoxojessicaxoxo

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  |  | Beth Hart  | Stairway To Heaven  | Tribute to Led Zeppelin  |  | Slim Butler  | Quarter Past Four  | Bone Deep  |   |  | Katie Garibaldi  | Tomorrow is Christmas Morning  | Lets Have A Rockin Christmas Vol.2 | Robbin Kapsalis and Vintage#18  | The Cannonball  | Soul Shaker  |   |  | Buddy Guy  | Home For Christmas  | 2020 Blind Raccoon Holiday Sampler MP3 | Keb' Mo'  | Santa Claus, Santa Claus  | Moonlight Mistletoe and You  |  | Amos Milburn  | Let's Make Christmas Merry, Baby  | Complete Aladdin Recordings 1994 CD3 | Dave Alvin  | Highway 61 Revisited  | From an Old Guitar: Rare and Unreleased | Canned Heat  | Christmas Boogie  | Christmas Album  |   |  | Vasti Jackson  | No More Christmas Blues  | Blind Raccoon Christmas Sampler | Royal Southern Brotherhood  | Blood Is Thicker Than Water  | The Royal Gospel  |   |  | Washington Phillips  | I've Got the Key to the Kingdom  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream | Ben Reel  | River Of Time  | Ben Reel Band Live @JJ Smyths Dublin | Grady Champion  | Blues on Christmas  | 2019 Blind Raccoon Holiday Collection MP3 | Hamilton Loomis  | Another South TX Christmas  | This Season  |   |  | Swamp Poets  | Hard Going Up  | Hoodoo Du Voodoo  |   |  | Harry Choates  | Louisiana Boogie  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 4 1948 | Mick Clarke  | Santa Goes Rockin'  | Santa Goes Rockin' ~ The EP  |  | Jason Ricci & Joe Krown  | Jimmy Smith Strut 6+16+21  | City Country City  |   |  | Benny Turner  | I want Some Christmas Cheer  | 2020 Blind Raccoon Holiday Sampler MP3 | Mick Kolassa  | Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas  | Uncle Mick's Christmas Album  |  | Tommy Emanuel  | One Christmas Night  | Tommy Emmanuel  |   |  | Henry Oden  | Santa Claus Got Jacked  | singles  |   |   |  | Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado  | Stand Beside Me  | Best Of Ð First Decade  |  | Albert Castiglia  | Somebody Stole My Christmas  | A Gulf Coast Christmas  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Jon Shain & FJ Ventre  | 2020 Blues  | Jon Shain & FJ Ventre | Elly Wininger  | January 6th (Radio Edit)  | single  |   |  | Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps  | Rise Together  | Rose Colored Glasses | Jason Ricci & Joe Krown  | Badger The Wittness 6-16-21  | City Country City  |  | Dave Hunt  | Doctor  | Behind The Moon  |  | Joanna Cooke  | No Stranger To The Blues  | No Stranger To The Blues [Single] | Willie Mabon  | Sad Feeling  | Cold Chilly Woman  |  | Dave Specter  | Riverside Ride  | Six String Soul~30 Years on Delmark | Lowell Fulson with Jeff Dale &  | Blues Pain  | Lowell Fulson Live |  | Jessie Lee and the Alchemists  | The Same  | Let it Shine  |  | Joiners Five Trumpets  | Do You Think God Will Let You By  | This May Be My Last Time (CD1); Raw African-American Gospel on 45rpm | Washington Phillips  | You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 2  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dream | Elias Bernet Band  | See What Lies Deeper  | Better Off With The Blues | Marcus Lazarus  | High Time  | Hell of A Ride  |  | Elles Bailey  | Sunshine City (Radio Edit)  | Singles  |   |  | Memphissippi Sounds  | Groove with Me  | Memphissippi  |  | Roy Brown  | Good Rockin' Man  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 7 1951 | Little Richard  | Rip It Up  | Les Pionniers Du Rock | Michot's Melody Makers  | Bluerunner ~ La Lune Est Croche  | Tiny Island  |  | Paul Carrack  | I Miss You So  | All About  |   |  | Zac Harmon  | Long As I Got My Guitar  | Long As I Got My Guitar  | Catfood Records | Trev Turley  | Change Everything  | Cherish Ever  |  | Carlos Santana  | America For Sale feat. Kirk Hammett & Marc Osegueda  | Blessings & Miracles  |  | Dave Hunt  | Swamp Snake Moan  | Behind The Moon  |  | J. B. Hutto  | Call It Stormy Monday  | Slow Blues 35  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Jon Shain & FJ Ventre  | 2020 Blues  | Jon Shain & FJ Ventre | Elly Wininger  | January 6th (Radio Edit)  | single  |   |  | Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps  | Rise Together  | Rose Colored Glasses | Jason Ricci & Joe Krown  | Badger The Wittness 6-16-21  | City Country City  |  | Dave Hunt  | Doctor  | Behind The Moon  |  | Joanna Cooke  | No Stranger To The Blues  | NO STRANGER TO THE BLUES [Single] | Willie Mabon  | Sad Feeling  | Cold Chilly Woman  |  | Dave Specter  | Riverside Ride  | Six String Soul~30 Years on Delmark | Lowell Fulson with Jeff Dale &  | Blues Pain  | Lowell Fulson  |  | JESSIE LEE & THE ALCHEMISTS  | The Same  | Let it Shine  |  | Joiners Five Trumpets  | Do You Think God Will Let You By  | This May Be My Last Time (CD1); Raw African-American Gospel on 45rpm | Washington Phillips  | You Can't Stop a Tattler, Pt. 2  | Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dr | Elias Bernet Band  | See What Lies Deeper  | Better Off With The Blues | Marcus Lazarus  | High Time  | Hell of A Ride  |  | Elles Bailey  | Sunshine City (Radio Edit)  | Singles  |   |  | Memphissippi Sounds  | Groove with Me  | Memphissippi  |  | Roy Brown  | Good Rockin' Man  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 7 1951 | Little Richard  | Rip It Up  | Les Pionniers Du Rock | Michot's Melody Makers  | Bluerunner La Lune Est Croche  | Tiny Island  |  | Paul Carrack  | I Miss You So  | All About  |   |  | Zac Harmon  | Long As I Got My Guitar  | Long As I Got My Guitar  | Catfood Records | Trev Turley  | Change Everything  | Cherish Ever  |  | Carlos Santana  | America For Sale feat. Kirk Hammett & Marc Osegueda  | Blessings & Miracles  |  | Dave Hunt  | Swamp Snake Moan  | Behind The Moon  |  | J. B. Hutto  | Call It Stormy Monday  | Slow Blues 35  | 

Instead of a new episode this time around, here’s some music representing the artists who have been featured on the program so far, from the most recent back to the first episode. Hang out for a couple hours, enjoy the jams, and if you like a song or artist, dig it: There’s a Low Profile episode about them for you to devour. See y’all in a couple weeks with more new shows as season 4 continues to blow minds across the galaxy. Low Profile with Markly Morrison Looking Back Mixtape 4-22-2021 Negativland “Drink It Up” Alice Stuart “Freedom’s The Sound” Jeffrey Lewis and the Voltage “Except For The Fact That It Isn’t” Briana Marela “Give Me Your Love” Lavender Country “I Can’t Shake the Stranger Out of You” Oval “Ah!” The Music Tapes “Please Hear Mr. Flight Control” Swamp Dogg “Kiss Me Hit Me Touch Me” The Julies “Boy Wonder” Karl Blau “Mockingbird Diet” The Microphones “Between Your Ear and The Other Ear” Jib Kidder “New Crimes” David Grubbs “Gloriette” Donnie and Joe Emerson “Thoughts In My Mind” Holy Modal Rounders “Random Canyon” Ashley Eriksson “When The Earth Was Flat” Eugene Chadbourne “Honey Don’t” CW Stoneking “On a Desert Isle” Washington Phillips “Mother’s Last Word to Her Son” Cornershop “United Provinces of India” Heatwarmer “American Dog” Chumbawamba “This Girl” Nick Krgovich “Country Boy” Amps For Christ “Sweet William” Terry Cashman “Cooperstown” Scott Dunbar “Forty-Four Blues” Bobby Frank Brown “My Dog Is Every Bit as Good as Me” Soul-Junk “Soft Adult Contempt” Susan Cadogan “Love My Life” Cleaners from Venus “A Girl With Cars In Her Eyes” Bob Dorough (on a Miles Davis album) “Nothing Like You” The Gift Machine “Telemetric Mayhem” Old Time Relijun “Dark of the Male, Light of the Female” Gary Wilson “Gary’s in the Park” Margo Guryan “Someone I Know” Larry Norman “Sweet Song of Salvation” Pete Drake “I’m Blue”

Instead of a new episode this time around, here’s some music representing the artists who have been featured on the program so far, from the most recent back to the first episode. Hang out for a couple hours, enjoy the jams, and if you like a song or artist, dig it: There’s a Low Profile episode about them for you to devour. See y’all in a couple weeks with more new shows as season 4 continues to blow minds across the galaxy. Low Profile with Markly Morrison Looking Back Mixtape 4-22-2021 Negativland “Drink It Up” Alice Stuart “Freedom’s The Sound” Jeffrey Lewis and the Voltage “Except For The Fact That It Isn’t” Briana Marela “Give Me Your Love” Lavender Country “I Can’t Shake the Stranger Out of You” Oval “Ah!” The Music Tapes “Please Hear Mr. Flight Control” Swamp Dogg “Kiss Me Hit Me Touch Me” The Julies “Boy Wonder” Karl Blau “Mockingbird Diet” The Microphones “Between Your Ear and The Other Ear” Jib Kidder “New Crimes” David Grubbs “Gloriette” Donnie and Joe Emerson “Thoughts In My Mind” Holy Modal Rounders “Random Canyon” Ashley Eriksson “When The Earth Was Flat” Eugene Chadbourne “Honey Don’t” CW Stoneking “On a Desert Isle” Washington Phillips “Mother’s Last Word to Her Son” Cornershop “United Provinces of India” Heatwarmer “American Dog” Chumbawamba “This Girl” Nick Krgovich “Country Boy” Amps For Christ “Sweet William” Terry Cashman “Cooperstown” Scott Dunbar “Forty-Four Blues” Bobby Frank Brown “My Dog Is Every Bit as Good as Me” Soul-Junk “Soft Adult Contempt” Susan Cadogan “Love My Life” Cleaners from Venus “A Girl With Cars In Her Eyes” Bob Dorough (on a Miles Davis album) “Nothing Like You” The Gift Machine “Telemetric Mayhem” Old Time Relijun “Dark of the Male, Light of the Female” Gary Wilson “Gary’s in the Park” Margo Guryan “Someone I Know” Larry Norman “Sweet Song of Salvation” Pete Drake “I’m Blue”

  Show 98 – Recorded 9-26-20 This podcast features 13 outstanding blues artists and 13 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded from 1927 – 2019. Our featured artists are: Etta James, Furry Lewis, Willie Brown, Muddy Waters, James “Son” Thomas, Precious Bryant, Jimmy Hall, Memphis Minnie, Joe Callicott, Howlin’ Wolf, Janis Joplin, Watermelon Slim, Washington Phillips.

  Show 98 – Recorded 9-26-20 This podcast features 13 outstanding blues artists and 13 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded from 1927 – 2019. Our featured artists are: Etta James, Furry Lewis, Willie Brown, Muddy Waters, James “Son” Thomas, Precious Bryant, Jimmy Hall, Memphis Minnie, Joe Callicott, Howlin’ Wolf, Janis Joplin, Watermelon Slim, Washington Phillips.

In a slight digression from the usual Bunkering I have recorded a new show exploring the figure of the ‘Outsider’ in music, in the term's broader sense. At first I focused on unusual tales: psychic composers, self professed extraterrestrials and diy instrument makers, however came to consider the Outsider as also describing figures who were marginalised: exiles, nomads and the oppressed. At the end of this collation I felt unsure about grouping together people who are 'different', but hope the compression of all these alternative visions inspires some fresh perspectives. This programme was originally produced in a shorter format for Angel Radio down in Havant, which has a pre-1964 license, hence the focus on pre-Beatles artists. Featuring: Joe Meek, Rosemary Brown, Sun Ra, Vince Taylor, Screaming Lord Sutch, Lord Buckley, Jack Kerouac, Connie Converse, eden ahbez, Moondog, John Fahey, Washington Phillips, Bunker Hill, Link Wray, Chiyo Ishii, Chiyo and the Crescents, Dorothy Ashby, Rae Bourbon, Hasil Adkins, Sophie Tucker, Lydia Mendoza, Tejano Music, Hafize Leskovicu, Albanian Saze Music, Shin Joong Hyeon, The Cherry Sisters, Songs in the Key of Z, Irwin Chusid, Leona Anderson, Robert Graettinger, Raymond Scott, Ivor Cutler, Malvina Reynolds

Washington Phillips was a jackleg preacher and a gospel singer in the early 20th century. He invented a one-of-a-kind instrument he called the Manzarene which sounded as celestial as the heavens. Little was known about him until music writer Michael Corcoran started knocking on doors and looking for clues, striking gold again and again. He compiled his findings into a book that is included with a CD called "Washington Phillips and his Manzerene Dreams." Markly and Miles spoke with Michael about his research on Phillips and other early gospel blues greats for this insightful feature-length interview. If you enjoy this podcast, please give us your support by subscribing, telling friends, posting on social media, rating and reviewing on Apple podcasts, or by making flexible monthly donations at patreon.com/lowprofile today.

Une bassoniste, une harpiste et un saxophoniste, une musique que ses auteurs décrivent comme du free jazz de chambre et des inspirations venant notamment des compositeurs français du XXème siècle, voilà les contours plutôt originaux de la musique de Ikui Doki. Alors nous avons voulu en savoir plus et nous invitons ce soir Rafaelle Rinaudo l’une des membres du trio. En deuxième heure, c’est l’instrumentation d’Ikui Doki qui continue à nous inspirer. Nous évoquons en effet Washington Phillips, bluesman des années 30 créateur d’un instrument hybride entre la harpe et la lyre. La Kora souvent définie comme la harpe africaine fait aussi l’objet de détournements et nous en parlons avec Ablaye Cissoko. Nous avons cherché et fini par trouver des bassonistes dans le jazz mais ils sont peu nombreux, Frankie Trumbauer en est un, Ken McIntyre aussi. Enfin on termine cette émission en revenant sur l’un des deux disques du trompettiste autrichien Franz Kogmann récemment réédité. liste des titres première heure Ikui Doki l s p Ikui Doki Almanita Ikui Doki Debussy l’Africain Ikui Doki cats and dogs Ikui Doki Pemayangtse tous extraits de l’album éponyme https://ayler-records.bandcamp.com/album/ikui-doki 2ème heure Washington Phillips, "A mother's last word to her daughter" Washington Phillips, You Can't Stop a Tattler Part 1 et Part 2 https://www.dust-digital.com/washington-phillips/ Ablaye Cissoko et Simon Goubert Lio Djarabi Balacos http://www.ablaye-cissoko.com/africanjazzroots.php Joe Venuti Blue Four runnin’ ragged https://www.discogs.com/fr/fr/release/1615136 The 360 degrees music experience Beautiful Africa https://www.discogs.com/fr/Beaver-Harris-360-Degree-Music-Experience-Beautiful-Africa/release/4325267 Franz Kogmann Opium for Franz https://www.discogs.com/fr/Franz-Koglmann-Bill-Dixon-Opium-For-Franz/release/13092237

NARDMIX, GHOSTMIX, SKULL : AXIS, IF BWANA, MEHDI BEHBUDI / VAHIDE SISTAANI, XERXES THE DARK, SEBVE, GREGORY KRAMER, DISPERSIVE LIGHT, ASHTORETH, EL PRETRO MANIACO, MARCO MONFARDINI, AMELIE DUCHOW, BoTONG, JOHN DUNCAN, EVAPORATORS, WASHINGTON PHILLIPS.

Songs by and stories about Echo and the Bunnymen, Bjork, Betty Hutton, and The Swell Maps, plus religious songs from Pastor T.L. Barrett, Brother Claude Ely, and Washington Phillips.

This week we welcome guest host, singer-songwriter Arthur Alligood!  Arthur talks about the fascinating life and music of WASHINGTON PHILLIPS and Nick geeks out on the Coen Brothers' 2013 film INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS.  Plus, they chat about their joint disdain for allergies, glasses of milk, people who hate PB&J, Arthur's early entry into "geek-dom" and more!

On December 5, 1927, the day after Blind Willie Johnson recorded some of his most influential blues sides at an impromptu Columbia Records recording studio in Dallas, in walked an equally mysterious and haunting musician, Washington Phillips. Phillips carried a homebrew instrument - later described as a “dulceola” but, as we learn on today's podcast, actually two zithers he fabricated together. The otherworldly music coming out of those zithers, combined with Phillips' powerful singing and songwriting, created some of the most awe-inspiring and mysterious sounds ever recorded. It's no wonder Phillips has been covered by Ry Cooder, Jorma Kaukonen, Will Oldham and others. On today's podcast, we talk to writer Michael Corcoran, whose research helped fill in the gaps of who, exactly, Phillips was, where he lived and when he died. We also talk about Phillips instrument of choice and how the dulceola theory was finally debunked.   All of Corcoran's findings on Phillips can be found on the new Dust to Digital book/CD recording called Washington Phillips and his Manzarene Dreams. It's great music and great writing (the liner notes are actually a 76-page book)… we can't recommend it enough. “Where did this come from? That still remains the mystery,” Corcoran concludes. “I still don't know that… you really will never know the motivation of the artist…” Discussed in this podcast: http://www.pickaway.press/fz/wp.html (page dedicated to Washington Phillips' instrument) http://www.dust-digital.com/washington-phillips/ (Washington Phillips and his Manzarene Dreams)  

WASHINGTON PHILLIPS, SEVERED HEADS

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia, from PRX, a curated network of extraordinary, story-driven shows. Learn more at radiotopia.fm. Notes * Like anyone else, I became fascinated by Washington Phillip’s story through the music. So, go buy the music. * I backed into the research on this one when I should’ve just started at the source: Michael Corcoran’s amazing excavation of Phillips’ real story, as originally printed in Texas Monthly. There’s a lot of stuff that links out from his site. Music * Lots of Washington Phillips. * Starts with As Old Roads, by Goldmund. * Don’t Worry, by (Memory Palace favorite) Zoe Keating. * 1979 by Deru.

  Rare Frequency Podcast 35: The New Number Two 1 Albert Elms, "Speadlearn Broadcast" Prisoner File #2 (Silva America) CD 2003 2 Felix Kubin & Wechsel Garland, "Binaural Headphone Music" Axolotl Lullabies (Oral) CD 2008 3 John Baker, "Milky Way" The Radiophonic Workshop (The Grey Area of Mute) CD 2008 4 The Focus Group, "Jout Sections" Sketches and Spells (Ghost Box) CD 2002 5 Cecil Leuter, "Pop Electronique No. 2" Pop Electronique (Pulp) CD 2001 6 COH, "Grain:Loop" New Forms: Compilation (Raster-Noton) 2CD 2000 7 Lithops, "Sebquenz" Ye Viols! () CD 2009 8 Wendt, "003 Tag" Montage (Privatelektron) mp3 2007 9 Monolake, "Macau" Hong Kong Remastered (Imbalance Computer) CD 2008 10 Martyn, "Suburbia" All I Have is Memories (Apple Pips) 12” 2008 11 Lawrence English, "Unsettled Sleep" For Varying Degrees of Winter (Baskaru) CD 2008 12 Colin Andrew Sheffield, "Awake" Signatures Invisible Birds) CD 2008 13 Washington Phillips, "Train Your Child" The Key to the Kingdom (Yazoo) CD 2007 13 Machinefabriek, "Fonograaf" Dauw (Dekorder) CD 2007 13 Cliff Edwards, "I Ain’t Got Nobody" Sprigs of Time (Honest Jon’s) CD 2008 13 DJ Scud & Nomex, "Total Destruction" Total Destruction (Machinenbau) 12” 1998

Records left off of previous podcasts. Artists include: The Memphis Jug Band, Eddie Cantor, The Sousa Band, Helen Kane and Washington Phillips. Songs include: Get Out and Get Under the Moon, Peaches in the Springtime, Denomination Blues, The Liberty Loan March and The first of May.