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For our 200th episode of the Fretboard Journal Podcast, we take the show on the road and broadcast from our recent Fretboard Journal Live event from the Calton Case headquarters in Austin, Texas. You’ll hear our live interview with Steve McCreary (Collings Guitars), music from Redd Volkaert, Paul Glasse and Kym Warner (Greencards) and hear our conversation with Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Dave Alvin about their new album, Downey to Lubbock. Closing things out, we hear a great tune with Anthony da Costa.

This episode is sponsored by Austin’s own Straight Frets Guitar Service, Exile Vancouver and Dying Breed Music!   

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Show notes
10:15 Steve McCreary (Collings Guitars / Waterloo Guitars) interview

16:10 Redd Volkaert / Paul Glasse

22:28 Kym Warner (Greencards) & Redd Volkaert

26:47 Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore interview

45:12 Anthony da Costa

We kick off our two-part The Real Housewives of Horror podcast with a discussion of Tobe Hooper's Eaten Alive starring The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Kyle Richards. Also, Kelley reviews Nightworld for Straight-to-Video Russian Roulette. 

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We are back!  After a week off for Thanksgiving, we are back in full force to deliver you part one of an epic 3 part exploration of some of the absolute cringe worthy Christmas tv specials from the past 40 years.  This week's peek into our Sack of Christmas Fails gives us such gems as a holiday knock off of Sesame Street, a harmonica that cures diseases from Alvin and the Chipmunks, and the main course: A holiday in a galaxy far far away with The Star Wars Holiday Special.  So grab your very alcoholic egg nog and take a peek into our Sack of Holiday Fails. 

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In this episode of the Fan2Fan Podcast, author Kevin Folliard joins host Bernie Gonzalez to talk about kid friendly horror in media. Where do you draw the line between scary stories for children and adult horror in books, film, and TV shows? They examine the question and explore how children can learn from spooky tales by allowing them to confront fear, encounter morality tales, and develop imagination. Bernie and Kevin also review examples of kid friendly horror including Alvin Schwartz's Scary Tales to Tell in the Dark series, Monster Squad, Stranger Things, Goosebumps, and more. Please rate and review the Fan2Fan Podcast on iTunes! Visit www.fanpodcast.com for more info and follow @fan2fanpodcast.  

Ahora en AjiTerapia LLC www.ajiterapia.com Baby White, en Reggaeton Free Style.

Baby White es el nombre artístico de Alvin Joel Rivera Maldonado.

Cantando desde los 10 años, con el aprecio inicial de familiares, luego de su escuela Lysander Borrero Terry. Ya graduado de escuela superior, pasa a la universidad a estudiar técnico de farmacia, pero seguirá cantando Reggaeton “Free Style".

Quizás viene la vena musical por la línea de su abuela materna. Su padre, William Rivera Rivera, autor, cantante y artesano de mansiones, barcos y tantas otras obras de arte particulares, es promotor del arte de su hijo Alvin.

Alvin escribe y canta temas de circunstancias de la vida, creaciones originales y otras tantas obtenidas del diario vivir.

Consigues la familia Rivera Maldonado en el teléfono 787-901-7426 y en Facebook:

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Video de Baby White…

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Otro video de Baby White desde su escuela...

https://www.facebook.com/kevinyariel.echevarria1/videos/806741056048086/ 

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Will and Barrett discuss new releases by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Iceage, plus recording console news, the death of the week, and a live report.

On today’s show we talk to Jonathan Mitchell. Jonathan is a radio producer, composer, and co-creator of the amazing podcast The Truth. As a producer, he's created pieces for many shows including Radiolab, Studio 360, This American Life, and All Things Considered. As a composer, he's written music for PBS' Nova and the videogame The Sims, and his radio drama podcast The Truth was named as one of the best podcasts of 2012 by iTunes.

Last week, Jonathan came over to the Wrestling Team apartment to give Andy a master class in pronunciations, as well as to reminisce about childhood tape recorders, chat about music theory and recording techniques and discuss studying with composer Alvin Curran.nes.

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Gabby Pahinui is a Hawai’i folk hero known primarily as the progenitor of all slack key guitarists who followed.  This is because Gabby’s slack key guitar recording of “Hi’ilawe” is one of the earliest commercially available recordings of the art form and also largely because he was damned good at his craft.  But among steel guitarists, Gabby is known for his fine steel guitar playing which was too seldom heard on record.

From time to time, Ho’olohe Hou will pull out some examples of Gabby’s steel playing.  But this example is about as rare as they come.  It is difficult to say what makes it more rare: that it is the only long playing record by a fine vocalist, Sam Kahalewai; that it features compositions by the great songwriter Alvin Kaleolani Isaacs, many never recorded before or since; that it is a rare example of Gabby’s steel playing at his uninhibited finest; or that it was published by Four Winds Recording of Hutchinson, Kansas.  The album - A Lei of Songs from Sam - dates to the early 1960s and features Sam Kahalewai, Alvin Isaacs, Norman Isaacs, and - of course - Gabby.

Those who knew Gabby speak of his influences - from big band jazz to the Beatles.  But you don’t need to speak of them to be able to hear them.  In this cut - an Alvin Isaacs composition entitled "Sing Your Cares Away" - Gabby’s all too brief solo begins at about 0:58.  And almost immediately you will hear that Gabby punctuates the single note solo line in much the same way as a solo trumpet or saxophone player might in a small jazz combo.  This is Hawaiian music, and at the same time it is bebop. There are non-chord tones (often referred to as “blue notes,” from which “the blues” get their name).  And then a series of 9th and 6th chords which, too, are more typically associated with jazz than Hawaiian music.  This is a rare example of “let loose” kine Gabby steel playing, and I hope to find more examples to share in time.