Podcasts about yo la tango

"I get so excited when any of my friends or bandmates are doing well," Steve Wynn. Thank you to our good friends Debbie and Gerry at our sister podcast "It's Another Sunday Podcast" for the recommendation for this episode's guest. Steve Wynn is a life long musician know for his affiliations with bands like The Dream Syndicate, The Baseball Project, Gutterball, The Minus 5, Rainy Day and his solo projects. We welcome you to listen in on this conversation and enjoy Steve's insights into record making, song writing and finding and keeping life long friends. Steve has just released a book in memoir form titled "I Wouldn't Say It If It Wasn't True" that touches on his 64 years and all the highs and lows that came along in them. It is available wherever you purchase your favorite books, including Steve's BANDCAMP page where you can also have it personally inscribed. Steve's resume includes more than 25 albums, 300 recorded songs, over 3000 shows in more than 25 countries. His songs have been recorded and/or performed by REM, Luna, Concrete Blonde, The Black Crowes, Yo La Tango, Eleventh Day Dream and many more. Steve has been featured in magazines spanning the globe, including People, Rolling Stone, Uncut, Mojo, Entertainment Weekly, NY Times, The LA times and many more. Check out and follow Steve at www.Stevewynn.net and find out when he will be in your area with one of his many projects. This was one of our favorite episodes to be part of and John & Mark were honored to spend some time with a genuine legend in the industry. "Buckle Up" for this one... Steve is taking us on a ride! For more information about the Musicians and Beyond Podcast with hosts Mark Lawhorne and John Surabian visit ⁠www.musiciansandbeyond.com⁠. IG: @musiciansandbeyond FB: @musiciansandbeyond X: @MusiciansBeyond YouTube: ⁠⁠   / @musiciansandbeyond⁠   Email: musiciansbeyond@gmail.com If you would like to be a sponsor our show or offer an item to be presented to our guests reach out to us at musiciansbeyond@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musiciansandbeyond/support

"I get so excited when any of my friends or bandmates are doing well," Steve Wynn Thank you to our good friends Debbie and Gerry at our sister podcast "It's Another Sunday Podcast" for the recommendation for this episode's guest. Steve Wynn is a life long musician know for his affiliations with bands like The Dream Syndicate, The Baseball Project, Gutterball, The Minus 5, Rainy Day and his solo projects. We welcome you to listen in on this conversation and enjoy Steve's insights into record making, song writing and finding and keeping life long friends. Steve has just released a book in memoir form titled "I Wouldn't Say It If It Wasn't True" that touches on his 64 years and all the highs and lows that came along in them. It is available wherever you purchase your favorite books, including Steve's BANDCAMP page where you can also have it personally inscribed. Steves resume includes more than 25 albums, 300 recorded songs, over 3000 shows in more than 25 countries. His songs have been recorded and/or performed by REM, Luna, Concrete Blonde, The Black Crowes, Yo La Tango, Eleventh Day Dream and many more. Steve has been featured in magazines spanning the globe, including People, Rolling Stone, Uncut, Mojo, Entertainment Weekly, NY Times, The LA times and many more. Check out and follow Steve at www.Stevewynn.net and find out when he will be in your area with one of his many projects. This was one of our favorite episodes to be part of and John & Mark were honored to spend some time with a genuine legend in the industry. "Buckle Up" for this one... Steve is taking us on a ride!!! For more information about the Musicians and Beyond Podcast with hosts Mark Lawhorne and John Surabian visit ⁠www.musiciansandbeyond.com⁠. IG: @musiciansandbeyond FB: @musiciansandbeyond X: @MusiciansBeyond YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@musiciansandbeyond Email: musiciansbeyond@gmail.com If you would like to be a sponsor our show or offer an item to be presented to our guests reach out to us at musiciansbeyond@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musiciansandbeyond/support

Coming in hard and hot against the spooky king of September, Danny Elfman.  We agree, you make great music, Danny, but put on a shirt!  Sales? Funnels? What's your pipeline like? Your numbers? They suck!  Boost your numbers and upsell a kid a t-shirt.  We examine some of today's hot topics, including but not limited to: how would a German person describe a taco without cheese.  It's taken years to determine where our paths split and it seems like we found the event horizon: how we both utilized p2p sharing in the early 2000's.  Michael learned, Max watched porn.  Both of them live with broken brains.  Michael ruined our friend's computer and... felt nothing.  Psychopath shit.  This episode takes a wildly unexpected turn about 33 minutes in and veers into an in depth research study on king Hoff."If you're not gonna put anything up your nose, you might as well put something in your ears"Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/intheminivanFollow us on instagram: @intheminivanpodMax: @maxfine_Michael: @michaelrowlando_oFollow us on twitter: @intheminivanFollow us on TikTok: @intheminivanpodcastWe're on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTxCtwpkBssIljyG6tdJbWQGet in the Discord: https://discord.gg/YWgaD6xFN3Episode Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2BM2m9dTe6XGB697Vv9L25?si=5bfc7e931e20404fTHE MASTER PLAYLIST: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2saxemA3MOXcjIWdwHGwCZ?si=ee3444c085714c46sSupport the show

1. John Hiatt And Jerry Douglas Band 2. Lucky Peterson 3. Allison Russell 4. Mazzy Star 5. Sly And The Family Stone 6. Lucinda Williams 7. Yo La Tango 8. The Long Ryders 9. Protomartyr 10. The Velvet Underground 11. Echo And The Bunnymen 12. Blam Blam Blam 13. Mudhoney 14. Sparks 15. The Ramones 16. Siouxsie And The Banshees

Evil, Rachel and dl chat about ten 1st quarter albums in 2023. Some great! Some not. Thank you to: Black Belt Eagle Scout | https://www.blackbelteaglescout.com/ In Flames | https://www.inflames.com/ Yo La Tango | https://www.matadorrecords.com/yo_la_tengo

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Comaneci Cuddling Cats (dedicata a Paddy dalla band), The Story of (Yo La Tango), Velvet Underground Rock'n' Roll, The Kinks You Really Got Me (live) Daniel Johnston plus Yo la Tengo Speeding Motorcycle, Friday I'm in Love, Shaker, I Heard You Looking Live, Flying Lesson Hot Chicken N1, Deeper into Movies, Autumn Sweater, Sugarcube, The Cone of Silence, Barnaby, Hardly Working , Emulsified, Here to Fall, Today is the Day, I'll be Around

Comaneci Cuddling Cats (dedicata a Paddy dalla band), The Story of (Yo La Tango), Velvet Underground Rock'n' Roll, The Kinks You Really Got Me (live) Daniel Johnston plus Yo la Tengo Speeding Motorcycle, Friday I'm in Love, Shaker, I Heard You Looking Live, Flying Lesson Hot Chicken N1, Deeper into Movies, Autumn Sweater, Sugarcube, The Cone of Silence, Barnaby, Hardly Working , Emulsified, Here to Fall, Today is the Day, I'll be Around

Another great guest! Clare O’Kane is a comedian, actress, musician and all around ebullient talent who is worth your time and attention. She’s been on Viceland’s Flophouse, her standup’s been on Comedy Central and you may have heard her on Tom Scharpling’s Best Show. We talk about municipalities, infiltrating unsafe spaces and turning them into safe spaces, getting people more comfortable with #2s, opening for Jawbreaker and all kinds of other fun and EDGY things. We also talk about the music she likes! Yo La Tango come up twice! Listen to Clare’s very good music here: https://clareokane.bandcamp.com/releases and pick up her very good album Let It Be here: https://astrecords.bigcartel.com/product/clare-o-kane-let-it-be-12-vinyl The new NFW banner/logo is by Peter Kalyniuk, more of his work can be seen at http://www.familyofspirits.com/ Support NFW at patreon.com/nickflanagan or make a one time donation at https://donorbox.org/nick-flanagan-donations

What's the difference between reacting and responding in a situation? What are the only two things you can control in life? What happened in a baseball game to cause John to erase a third-base line? In this episode of the Big Sky Five, we were honored to talk with John Doran. John is the Divisional Vice President of External Affairs and Chief of Staff at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana. John joined BCBSMT in July 2012 after more than 12 years in journalism and communications. As part of the executive leadership team at BCBSMT, John oversees all government, public and media relations, including BCBSMT’s strategies for legislative policy, internal and external communications, advertising and branding, community outreach and volunteerism, and internal employee engagement.In this conversation, we talked with John about how he made his way to Montana, some of the guidelines by which he leads himself and others, and how a critical lesson in baseball would prepare him later for a pivotal spot in his career. This is a fantastic conversation with a high-capacity leader. We hope you enjoy it! Links mentioned in the show:John Doran | FacebookBlue Cross Blue Shield of MontanaPrickly Pear Land TrustBig Blue Sky InitiativeBands mentioned: Nirvana | Hurry Up | Yo La TangoBig Sky Five | Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterSupport the show (https://paypal.me/pools/c/88n754B4Yh)

In honor of Posse releasing their final record, they came to the studio to talk breaking up, making robots, and how Yo La Tango will keep a friendship alive.

New Jersey. Home to Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Yo La Tango. . .and the Misfits, a hardcore metal horror rock band from Lodi. In This Music Leaves Stains: The Complete Story of the Misfits (Scarecrow Press, 2013), James Greene Jr. let’s us in on the career of the band and of the various people who have claimed membership within it. The focus, of course, is on the “classic” Walk Among Us version of the band consisting of Jerry Only (the member with the longest tenure in the band), his brother Doyle, Arthur Googy and, arguably the most famous member, Glenn Danzig. Greene’s story highlights the ongoing personal conflicts within the Misfits, conflicts that broke-up some versions of the band only to create new ones. Along the way, Danzig becomes a certified rock star with his eponymously-named band, Danzig, Jerry and Doyle continue on with the Misfits until a rift sends Doyle out of the band, with Jerry continuing on to this day with the Misfits band, music, and (significantly) iconography. James Greene Jr. is a freelance writer who has contribure to Crawdaddy!, Splitsider, and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, among others. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Jersey. Home to Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Yo La Tango. . .and the Misfits, a hardcore metal horror rock band from Lodi. In This Music Leaves Stains: The Complete Story of the Misfits (Scarecrow Press, 2013), James Greene Jr. let’s us in on the career of the band and of the various people who have claimed membership within it. The focus, of course, is on the “classic” Walk Among Us version of the band consisting of Jerry Only (the member with the longest tenure in the band), his brother Doyle, Arthur Googy and, arguably the most famous member, Glenn Danzig. Greene’s story highlights the ongoing personal conflicts within the Misfits, conflicts that broke-up some versions of the band only to create new ones. Along the way, Danzig becomes a certified rock star with his eponymously-named band, Danzig, Jerry and Doyle continue on with the Misfits until a rift sends Doyle out of the band, with Jerry continuing on to this day with the Misfits band, music, and (significantly) iconography. James Greene Jr. is a freelance writer who has contribure to Crawdaddy!, Splitsider, and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, among others. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Jersey. Home to Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Yo La Tango. . .and the Misfits, a hardcore metal horror rock band from Lodi. In This Music Leaves Stains: The Complete Story of the Misfits (Scarecrow Press, 2013), James Greene Jr. let’s us in on the career of the band and of the various people who have claimed membership within it. The focus, of course, is on the “classic” Walk Among Us version of the band consisting of Jerry Only (the member with the longest tenure in the band), his brother Doyle, Arthur Googy and, arguably the most famous member, Glenn Danzig. Greene’s story highlights the ongoing personal conflicts within the Misfits, conflicts that broke-up some versions of the band only to create new ones. Along the way, Danzig becomes a certified rock star with his eponymously-named band, Danzig, Jerry and Doyle continue on with the Misfits until a rift sends Doyle out of the band, with Jerry continuing on to this day with the Misfits band, music, and (significantly) iconography. James Greene Jr. is a freelance writer who has contribure to Crawdaddy!, Splitsider, and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, among others. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the ball fields and barrooms of Hoboken to your turntable, uh, CD player, uhm, MP3 player comes Yo La Tango, uh, Tengo, and with them alternative, uhm, indie rock. In Big Day Coming: Yo La Tengo and the Rise of Indie Rock (Gotham, 2012) journalist Jesse Jarnow chronicles the three-decade career these seminal rock stalwarts. This is the story of Yo La Tengo, a band composed of husband and wife team Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan, James McNew, and a rotating casts of dozens of others that include musicians, writers, recording engineers, comedians, barbecue joints, baseball teams and, of course, fans. They are a band that sometimes plays Neil Young loud and sometimes Lamb Chop quiet, sometimes within the same measure. They have maintained a solid career, starting small within Hoboken, New Jersey’s indie scene, and growing, one step at a time, into a professional rock band that pays their bills and treats others with respect. They are musically and gastrointestinally adventurous, playing and eating what they want, not what is hip. Along the way, a structural scene and musical genre–“indie rock”–emerged with them. Jarnow captures the band and the scene at every turn, providing a richly detailed account of the songs, albums, bars, fanzines, studios and people who make up the world of Yo La Tengo. Jesse Jarnow hosts the Frow Show on Jersey City freeform radio station WFMU. His work has appeared in the London Times, Rolling Stone, the Village Voice, and elsewhere. His next book, provisionally titled Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America is due from Da Capo in 2015. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the ball fields and barrooms of Hoboken to your turntable, uh, CD player, uhm, MP3 player comes Yo La Tango, uh, Tengo, and with them alternative, uhm, indie rock. In Big Day Coming: Yo La Tengo and the Rise of Indie Rock (Gotham, 2012) journalist Jesse Jarnow chronicles the three-decade career these seminal rock stalwarts. This is the story of Yo La Tengo, a band composed of husband and wife team Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan, James McNew, and a rotating casts of dozens of others that include musicians, writers, recording engineers, comedians, barbecue joints, baseball teams and, of course, fans. They are a band that sometimes plays Neil Young loud and sometimes Lamb Chop quiet, sometimes within the same measure. They have maintained a solid career, starting small within Hoboken, New Jersey’s indie scene, and growing, one step at a time, into a professional rock band that pays their bills and treats others with respect. They are musically and gastrointestinally adventurous, playing and eating what they want, not what is hip. Along the way, a structural scene and musical genre–“indie rock”–emerged with them. Jarnow captures the band and the scene at every turn, providing a richly detailed account of the songs, albums, bars, fanzines, studios and people who make up the world of Yo La Tengo. Jesse Jarnow hosts the Frow Show on Jersey City freeform radio station WFMU. His work has appeared in the London Times, Rolling Stone, the Village Voice, and elsewhere. His next book, provisionally titled Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America is due from Da Capo in 2015. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the ball fields and barrooms of Hoboken to your turntable, uh, CD player, uhm, MP3 player comes Yo La Tango, uh, Tengo, and with them alternative, uhm, indie rock. In Big Day Coming: Yo La Tengo and the Rise of Indie Rock (Gotham, 2012) journalist Jesse Jarnow chronicles the three-decade career these seminal rock stalwarts. This is the story of Yo La Tengo, a band composed of husband and wife team Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan, James McNew, and a rotating casts of dozens of others that include musicians, writers, recording engineers, comedians, barbecue joints, baseball teams and, of course, fans. They are a band that sometimes plays Neil Young loud and sometimes Lamb Chop quiet, sometimes within the same measure. They have maintained a solid career, starting small within Hoboken, New Jersey’s indie scene, and growing, one step at a time, into a professional rock band that pays their bills and treats others with respect. They are musically and gastrointestinally adventurous, playing and eating what they want, not what is hip. Along the way, a structural scene and musical genre–“indie rock”–emerged with them. Jarnow captures the band and the scene at every turn, providing a richly detailed account of the songs, albums, bars, fanzines, studios and people who make up the world of Yo La Tengo. Jesse Jarnow hosts the Frow Show on Jersey City freeform radio station WFMU. His work has appeared in the London Times, Rolling Stone, the Village Voice, and elsewhere. His next book, provisionally titled Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America is due from Da Capo in 2015. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices