Podcast appearances and mentions of william lee ellis

Salty Dog's RAVEN Podcast, December 2024 I asked AI to write me a poem about Ravens and the Salty Dog Podcast, here's the word salad, ha ha: Under a sky of shadowed hues, Fly the ravens, with tales to choose. Their wings, a whisper, a velvet tune, Carrying secrets to the moon. And down below, where roots run deep, Salt dogs howl, and stories seep. In bluesy growls, the podcast sings, Of buried truths and ghostly rings. A crossroads where the wild meets lore, Ravens above, and salt dogs roar. In every note, a mystery blooms, Echoing through the timeless rooms. Yikes!listen on tone hounds, cuts from Jeffery Foucault, Southern Hospitality, Mark Hummel, Cold Stares, Neil Young, Greg Brown, Dean Owens, Amythyst Kiah N Billy Strings, Beth Hart, GA-20, Chris Forsyth, Bruce Katz, Jerron Paxton, Ronnie Baker, Rag N Bone Man, Hannah Aldridge, William Lee Ellis, Eric Bibb, Colin James N Charlie Mussellwhite, JD Simo N Luther Dickinson. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Jeffery Foucault / Solo Modelo / The Universal Fire 2. Southern Hospitality / Hard Times Fade Away / Yard Sale 3. Mark Hummel N Oscar Wilson / High For The Devil / True Believer 4. The Cold Stares / Seven Ways To Sundown / The Southern 5. Neil Young / Opera Star / Re-ac-tor 6. Greg Brown / Blue Car / Covenant 7. Dean Owens N Calexico / She Was A Raven / El Tiradito 8. Amythyst Kiah N Billy Strings / I Will Not Go Down / Still + Bright 9. Beth Hart / Wonderful World / You Still Got Me 10. GA-20 / Cryin' N Pleadin' / Single Release 11. Chris Forsyth / Dream Song / All Time Present 12. Bruce Katz Band / Blues Before Sunrise / Back In Boston Live 13. Jerron Paxton / Things Done Changed / Things Done Changed 14. Ronnie Baker Brooks / I'm Feeling You / Blues In My DNA 15. Rag N Bone Man / Breath In Me / Life By Misadventure 16. Hannah Aldridge / You Ain't Worth The Fight / Razor Wire 17. William Lee Ellis / Perfect Ones Who Break / God's Tattoos 18. Eric Bibb / Walk Steady On / In The Real World 19. Colin James N Charlie Mussellwhite / Come To Find Out / Chasing The Sun 20. JD Simo / Mind Trouble / Off At 11 21. JD Simo N Luther Dickinson / Peaches / Do The Rump!

Castro Coleman, aka Mr. Sipp, was born in McComb, MS and has been playing the guitar since the age of 6. A Malaco recording artist, he was awarded The Blues Foundation 2016 Best New Artist for his album, The Mississippi Blues Child. This week we feature a live performance from the Mighty Mississippi Music Festival captured during Bridging the Blues. (original air date 12.07.16) BSC contributor William Lee Ellis continues his series, Religion and the Blues.

Memphis Tribute to Scotty Moore featuring John Paul Keith, Will Tucker, JM Van Eaton, and Jerry Philips Interview with John Paul Keith and Will Tucker, who plays the role of Scotty Moore in the upcoming series Million Dollar Quartet Beale Street Caravan contributor William Lee Ellis begins his series, Religion and The Blues.

Acoustic guitarist BMA nominee William Lee Ellis performs live at the 2024 Blues Music Awards on Edition 651 of Blues Radio International, with Muddy Waters, Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets featuring Sam Myers, Toronzo Canon, Curtis Salgado and Jack De Keyzer.Find more at BluesRadioInternational.net/

Blues, Soul, and Rock and Roll continue to evolve and inspire. While BSC tends to favor the veterans and living legends, this week we have two acts, Edward David Anderson and CATL that have dynamic, innovative and fresh approaches, yet deep love and reverence for the traditions of yesterday. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Robert Finley got his big break at last year's King Biscuit Blues Festival when he talked the sound engineer into letting him get on stage in between acts and play a song. He wowed the crowd, captured the attention of Music Makers Relief and went home with a record deal in his pocket. He joins us this week in a performance captured during Bridging The Blues celebrating the release of his debut record, Age Don't Mean A Thing, on Big Legal Mess Records. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

This episode was recorded on October 1st, 2023 at the Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg, VA. The lineup includes Hot Tuna, Mick Flannery, Viv & Riley, William Lee Ellis, and Kaia Kater. https://bit.ly/3GapGo7

The music of William Lee Ellis, Cuthead

William Lee Ellis joined guest host Rik Palieri and friend of music Mike Isham on ‘Rocket Shop,' Big Heavy World's weekly local Vermont music radio hour on 105.9 FM The Radiator. Catch them performing August 27 at the Vermont Barn Dance at Isham Family Farm.

Castro Coleman, aka Mr. Sipp, was born in McComb, MS and has been playing the guitar since the age of 6. A Malaco recording artist, he was awarded The Blues Foundation 2016 Best New Artist for his album, The Mississippi Blues Child. This week we feature a live performance from the Mighty Mississippi Music Festival captured during Bridging the Blues. (original air date 12.07.16) BSC contributor William Lee Ellis continues his series, Religion and the Blues.

WILLIAM LEE ELLIS BLUES FOR YOU.

Castro Coleman, aka Mr. Sipp, was born in McComb, MS and has been playing the guitar since the age of 6. A Malaco recording artist, he was awarded The Blues Foundation 2016 Best New Artist for his album, The Mississippi Blues Child.  This week we feature a live performance from the Mighty Mississippi Music Festival captured during Bridging the Blues.   BSC contributor William Lee Ellis continues his series, Religion and the Blues.

Robert Finley got his big break at last year’s King Biscuit Blues Festival when he talked the sound engineer into letting him get on stage in between acts and play a song. He wowed the crowd, captured the attention of Music Makers Relief  and went home with a record deal in his pocket. He joins us this week in a performance captured during Bridging The Blues celebrating the release of his debut record, Age Don’t Mean A Thing, on Big Legal Mess Records.   BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

If you’ve ever found yourself walking down Beale Street in search of real deal, authentic blues music, chances are your ears led you into a club where you danced the night away with The Eric Hughes Band. Eric joins us this week in a performance captured at the Bonafide Blues Fest in Memphis, Tn.  BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Mississippi is still home to most authentic blues artists in the country. While some hopped trains headed north and became superstars in Memphis and Chicago, many stayed back to create that signature soundtrack for life in the Delta. We have two, living embodiments of that original Delta, country blues sound with us this week: Cadillac John Nolden and Pat Thomas in sets captured at the Mighty Mississippi Blues Fest in Greenville, MS during Bridging The Blues. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Blues, Soul, and Rock and Roll continue to evolve and inspire. While BSC tends to favor the veterans and living legends, this week we have two acts, Edward David Anderson and CATL that have dynamic, innovative and fresh approaches, yet deep love and reverence for the traditions of yesterday. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Last week we broadcast highlights from the Hill Country Picnic. This week we have the main event. Reigning King of the Hill Country, Kenny Brown, is with us with an incendiary set of gut bucket, hip-shaking blues. BSC contributor William Lee Ellis returns to continue his series, Religion and the Blues.

Memphis Tribute to Scotty Moore featuring John Paul Keith, Will Tucker, JM Van Eaton, and Jerry Philips Interview with John Paul Keith and Will Tucker, who plays the role of Scotty Moore in the upcoming series Million Dollar Quartet Beale Street Caravan contributor William Lee Ellis begins his series, Religion and The Blues

Bandana Blues Special Spinner's Funhouse #1 Arno: oh la la la (A Poil Commercial, Delabel, 1999) David Sancious & Tone: matter of time (9:49) (True Stories, Arista, 1978) Larry Coryell: the other side (4:36) (level One, Arista, 1975) Van Morrison & Georgie Fame: centerpiece (4:08) (How Long Has This Been Going On, Verve, 1995) Ekseption: rondo (5:25) (Ekseption 3, Philips, 1970) Janne Schaffer: hot days and summer nights (7:32) (Ear Meal, CBS, 1979) Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin: je t'aime moi non plus (4:30) (45 RPM Single, 1969) Jaco Patorius: come on, come over (3:52) (Jaco Pastorius, Epic, 1976) Zucchero Sugar Fornaciari: donkey tonkey (4:55) (Blue Sugar, Polydor, 1998) Softmachine: day's eye + bone fire + tarabos (10:30) (Seven, CBS, 1973) Larry Adler & Django Reinhardt: I got rhythm [1938] (2:51) Mark-Almond: the city (parts 2+3) (7:54) (Mark-Almond, Blue Thumb/Harvest, 1971) Shel Silverstein: Stacy Brown got two (2:45) (Freakin' At The Freakers Ball, Columbia, 1972) Traffic: cryin' to be heard (5:12) (Traffic, Island, 1968) Vaalbleek Cleansing Department Orchestra: flattery in all keys (9:15) (Vaalbleek, BVHaast, 1980) William Lee Ellis: perfect ones who break (4:25) (God's Tattoos, Yellow Dog, 2006) Rhythm Junks: saco aco (3:36) (Virus B-23, HKM, 2004) El Fish: strange situation (3:25) (Wisteria, HKM, 2000) Tom Waits: sins of my father (10:37) (Real Gone, Anti-, 2004) Latché Swing: rythme gitan (5:60) (Demo, 2008) Nucleus: song for the bearded lady (7:23) (We'll Talk About It Later, Vertigo, 1970) Iron Butterfly: in the times of our lives (4:50) (Ball, Atco, 1969) Beatles: you know my name (look up the number) (4:19) (B-side of Let It Be, 1970) Jerry Fish & the Mudbug Club: my friend Jim (3:38) (Be Yourself, self-release, 2002) Rob Eberhard Young: 1126 #2 (1:56) (Sticks & Stones, Imaginary Road, 1996) Mike Watt: maggot brain (12:05) (Ball Hog Or Tugboat?, Columbia, 1995) Gutter Brothers: girl for granted (4:39) (Demo, 1987) Joe Powers: felicia (3:52) (Amor De Tango, self-release, 2007)

show#44406.30.12Cee Cee James - Blood Red Blues (Blood Red Blues 2012)Rocky Athas Group - Stop, Drop and Roll (Voodoo Moon 2005)Buddy Whittington - Texas Trios (Six String Svengali 2011)Mick Taylor - Slow Blues  (Mick Taylor 1979)Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac Live At The BBC 1969)Harvey Mandel -  peruvian flake (Snake 1972)John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Steppin`out (Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton 1966)Spinner's Section:let's play ballOmar & the Howlers: rock 'n' roll ball (6:31) (Bamboozled, Ruf, 2006)Blues Company: having a ball (3:23) (Then And Now, Inakustik, 2001)Dana Gillespie: meat balls (2:47) (Sweet Meat, Blue Horizon, 1989)Nighthawks: high ball (3:58) (Hard Living, Varrick, 1986)Mississippi Heat: still havin' a ball (3:54) (Footprints On The Ceiling, CrossCut, 2007)Johnny Mastro & the Mama's Boys: 8-ball (4:24) (Take Me To Your Maker, Nugene, 2007)T-99: 8-ball in the side pocket (2:51) (Cherrystone Park, Sonic, 2005)J.W. Jones: let's have a ball (3:42) (My Kind Of Evil, Northern Blues, 2004)Big Blind: bills balls (1:42) (Dressed To Win, Cool Buzz, 2007)William Lee Ellis: bouncing ball (3:19) (The Full Catastrophy, Bellwether, 1999)Sugar Ray & the Bluetones: I'm having a ball (4:51) (Evening, Severn, 2011)Back To Beardo:Oli Brown - Devil in Me (Here I Am 2012)Tim "Too Slim" Langford - Broken Halo (Broken Halo 2012)Paul Reddick - Whiskey is the Life of a Man (Wishbone 2012)Vintage Trouble - Run Outta You (The Bomb Shelter Sessions 2010)Pat Ramsey - Jammin' in the Jungle (It's About Time 1996)Jason Ricci & New Blood - My Head Is A Bad Neighborhood (Live at Harmonicas Sur Cher Festival )Tom Principato - Don't Wanna Do It (Live At Montreaux Jazz Festival Raising The Roof!(Remastered 2012) The John Butch Revue - A Bite Of Butch's Ham Sammich plus GAH (Live at The Touchdown Cafe 197?)

This was the first show I didn't do LIVE in years... and it kinda threw me... the music sounds better than ever but... I didn't like adding my voice later... we will work on that for next week... enjoy!! show#38905.21.11Andy J Forest - Harpbinger (NOtown Story: The Triumph of Turmoil 2010)Washboard Chaz Blues Trio - Doing Bad (On the Street 2011)Harry Manx/Kevin Breit - Looking For a Plan (Strictly Whatever 2011) Grady Champion -  My Rooster Is King (Dreamin' 2011)Spinner's Section:Rick Holmstrom: Hamp's hump (8:04) (Hydraulic Groove, Tone-Cool, 2002)Tom Waits: fumblin' with the blues (3:02) (The Heart Of Saturday Night, Asylum, 1974)T-99: do the do (2:00) (Coo Coo, Cool Buzz, 2001)William Lee Ellis: perfect ones who break (4:25) (God's Tattoos, Yellow Dog, 2006)Al Andersen: bang bang bang (4:00) (Pay Before You Pump, Imprint, 1996)Jimmy Rogers' All-Stars: goin' away baby (4:53) (Blues Blues Blues, Atlantic, 1999)Drippin' Honey: baby you were right (5:21) (Love The Curse, Cool Buzz, 2002)Snatch It Back: sticks and stones (2:58) (Hot Stuff, Tramp, 1995)El Fish: this or what (3:58) (Waterbottle, HKM, 2001)Back To Beardo:Arsen Shomakhov - Highway Cruise (Dangerous 2006)Ben Prestage - Shine Moon (One Crow Murder 2001)Biscuit Miller - Black Eyed Peas And Cornbread (Blues With A Smile 2010)Chrissie O'Dell - Cut You Loose (If I Had A Dime 2011)Claude Hay - Get Me Some (Deep Fried Satisfied 2010)Gary U.S. Bonds - If I Live Through This (Let Them Talk 2009)