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In this episode we're doing a bit of a deep dive on Albert king's solo style. We listen to a couple of different AK solos in the keys of A and G and learn some of his signature licks and discuss how we can inject a bit of his sound into ours.

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Musician  Carol Band and vocalist/guitarist Conrad Warre of the British/American band, Bees Deluxe. Along with Paul Giovine and Adam Sankowski. They play an eclectic mix of modern and classic tunes. https://www.beesdeluxe.com/

Conrad's played at CBGB's and at the Hammersmith Palais. Responsible for bringing Bob Mould's band Sugar to Rykodisc, he has held various jobs including guitar-player, band manager, special-effects builder, illustrator, music journalist, as well as record company production manager.

Carol Band has graced the stage at many Boston-area clubs including Johnny D’s, Ryles, the Lilypad and The House of Blues.

Paul Giovine has opened shows for legends such as Bo Diddley, Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis. He studied Music Education at the University of Connecticut, then transferred to the Berklee College of Music. Paul studied with Mike Mangini (Extreme, Stevie Vai, Dream Theater) and Joe Pet (The Joe Perry Project). Paul has opened for artists such as The Gin Blossoms, Jessica Simpson & Colin Raye and performed live with blues guitarist Keb’ Mo.’

Adam bounced around in basement bands while in music school joining two early 2000's Boston indie troubadours: The Grownup Noise who toured much of the country many times with, and post-punk rockers Horeshands. He divides his time working as a music therapist at Mass General with oncology patients and with special needs students.

No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo’, confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S.Paulo’ desta sexta-feira (28/07/2023):

Por entender que o órgão tem pouco peso político, a ministra Simone Tebet (Planejamento e Orçamento) não se opôs à indicação do economista Marcio Pochmann para a presidência do Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE), um pedido do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Aliados da ministra no MDB, quando informados da intenção do presidente, há 15 dias, também avaliaram que Tebet não deveria resistir ao desejo do Palácio do Planalto. Professor da Unicamp, Pochmann presidiu o Ipea no segundo governo Lula, em gestão marcada por acusações de aparelhamento político. Sua indicação desagradou a boa parte dos apoiadores de Tebet na campanha em 2022 e foi mal recebida por parte de servidores do IBGE. Eles apoiam Cimar Azeredo, o atual presidente que conduziu o Censo num momento de turbulência e de verba reduzida. 

E mais:

Política: Ao liberar royalties, TRF-1 acatou ‘teses’ de condenado por estelionato

Economia: Para zerar fila, INSS paga o dobro do salário

Metrópole: Brasil tem 1,32 milhão de quilombolas e só 12,6% vivem em territórios oficiais

Internacional: Putin promete enviar 50 mil toneladas de grãos para países africanos aliados 

Caderno 2: Mostra vai além do Rei do Blues para tornar BB King ainda maior

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Emanuel Bomfim e Leandro Cacossi conversam com Edgard Radesca, proprietário do Bourbon Street, que fala sobre sua relação com B.B. King e a nova exposição do Museu da Imagem e do Som (MIS) dedicada à lenda do blues.

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The nightclub scene was magical in Chicago’s South and West sides in the late 1950s and during that time, white kids from the suburbs were finding The Blues at the end of their radio dials, buying the records, studying the music and traveling down to the clubs to meet and play with their idols!

That story is told in the new Bob Sarles film, Born in Chicago. We are joined by musician/bandleader Jimmy Vivino and Blues legend Barry Goldberg who, along with Mike Bloomfield and Paul Butterfield, learned his craft at the feet of Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, B.B. King and Buddy Guy. 

Barry and Jimmy created the film’s soundtrack and they are steeped in the history of Chicago Blues and loaded with stories and wisdom about class, race, inter-generational guidance and the joy of sharing and celebrating an art form that contains the power to transform us for the better.

Barry and Jimmy give us a full account of the evolution of blues and blues rock from the '50s through today. Barry tells us about sitting in with Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf as a teenager and his frenemy relationship with the British invasion acts like The Stones and Eric Clapton who also idolized the Blues greats. He talks about playing in one of our nation’s first racially integrated bands, Electric Flag and his experience on stage with Dylan when he “went electric” at the Newport Folk Festival.

Jimmy and Barry describe composing the documentary's soundtrack & more and the blues standards that informed their musical choices.

Plus, Fritz and Weezy are recommending Shiny Happy People: Dugger Family Secrets on Prime and Fair Play on Hulu and Prime.

Path Points of Interest:

Born in Chicago

Born in Chicago - IMDB

Q&A with Directors in Chicago Reader

Born in Chicago on Facebook

Jimmy Vivino

Jimmy Vivino on Wikipedia

Jimmy Vivino on Instagram

Jimmy Vivino on Facebook

Barry Goldberg

Barry Goldberg on Wikipedia

Barry Goldberg on imdb

Shiny Happy People: Dugger Family Secrets

Fair Play - Prime/Hulu

Anthony Gomes is a Canadian blues and blues rock guitarist and singer. His latest album “High Voltage Blues” features Ray Luzier (Korn) & Billy Sheehan (David Lee Roth, Mr. Big) and is available now via Rat Pak Records. We had a fun chat discussing songwriting, the blues, rock, playing with Sammy Hagar & Michael Anthony, his charity Music is the Medicine & more!

00:00 - Intro
00:37 - New Album "High Voltage Blues"
04:15 - Ending Up in St. Louis
09:30 - Non-Music Interests & Recharging
12:30 - Balancing Music And Going All In
14:38 - Taking An Ad Out &  Grinding
23:50 - Sammy Hagar & Michael Anthony
26:16 - Younger Musicians
28:20 - Kenny Wayne Shepherd 
29:20 - Listening to Music
32:15 - Writing Songs Happy or Sad
34:15 - Being White & Playing the Blues
35:35 - Master's Thesis on Cultural Evolution of Blues
38:42 - White Trash Princess & Other Perspectives
42:20 - Tour & New Album
43:20 - Music is the Medicine
47:30 - Outro

Anthony Gomes website:
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Music is the Medicine website:
https://www.musicisthemedicine.org/

Chuck Shute website:
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Thanks for Listening & Shute for the Moon!

In this episode we address a thorny issue: if you're an ageing rock and roller, is it time to quit? If your powers are waning, to be fair to the fans, should you stay or should you go? We can think of one or two who might be happier in retirement, and discuss the late careers of Jon Bon Jovi, BB King and Bob Dylan.

In Culture Catch Up this time around: The Captain reports on the mind-bending cinematic experience that is Everything Everywhere All At Once, and a remastered soundtrack album from Richard Thompson.

El Tele has finished Eckhart Tolle's book The Power of Now, the Killing Eve series, and reports on new music recommendations from the OAP family, and the new Doctor Who. We lost Dennis Waterman a short while ago, and we talk about his starring roles in classic British TV.

El Tele rounds it all off with two jokes for the price of one!

Full show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-15-should-they-stay-or-should-they-go/

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Travel writer/musician authors Josephine Matyas and Craig Jones share stories and experiences from their book about music, travel and the black experience in the heart of the South.

Major Delta destinations include Clarksdale, Tunica, Greenville, Dockery Farm, Greenwood and Tupelo, in Mississippi; and Memphis, Tennessee. Museums, homesteads, gravesites, juke joints, frolicking houses, Beale Street, Graceland and Sun and Stax recording studios  are just some of the sites discussed in relation to the blues and the music it influenced. Artists range  from Robert Johnson and BB King to Elvis Presley.

Civil rights plays a part as well, from the  grocery store in  Money Mississippi, where Emmet Till meet the woman who would lead to his murder, to the Lorraine Motel, where blacks and whites stayed together during are discussed as part of the experience that related to the music.

"The Blues are the root. The rest are the fruit." And Craig ends with a fine rendition of a blues song.
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Josephine Matyas has published in every major Canadian newspaper and specialized magazines, including a number of American-based publications. Jo specializes in history and culture, soft-adventure and eco-tourism. She loves to talk travel.
 
Craig Jones holds a doctorate in International Political Economy from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. His main gig – and lifelong passion – is as a full-time musician, bandleader, and music teacher. Craig has stepped onto bandstands to play bass and guitar in jazz, blues, rock and roll, Motown, Zydeco, and soul.
 
Chasing the Blues: A Traveler’s Guide to America’s Music  is their first book together. The book’s Facebook site is: https://www.facebook.com/ChasingtheBluesTravelersGuide
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Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to guidebooks.

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Stone Mecca is one of. the Dopest Guitarist that you will ever meet he has been in Music for over 30 Years he set with the greats like BB KING, Earth Wind and Fire, Stone Mecca is Great Friends with RSA from Wu-Tang he is one of the ones we have to give his Roses while he is here being also friends with ODB and knowing his son YDB he felt it when we lost Old Dirty Bastard Stone Mecca has traveled the country blessing the world withOrganic Music and style and he is a big Prince fan and he actually got to meet him through Shelia E Stone Mecca BOSS TALK 101 APPROVED

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The Liner Notes Podcast with Crimson Calamity.

Audiocapsules: Deep-dive interviews, reviews, and live tunes from your new favorite artists. We used to read the liner notes. Now? We Listen.

Episode 11 - December 16th 2021 - Season One FINALE!

Lauren and Mallory interview The Imaginaries about their Self Titled Album, Christmas in July in Oklahoma, Forthcoming Feature Films and much more.

Drink of the week: Mistletoe Mules

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Shaun Kirk brings the Blues, the beat and that old school Rock'n'Roll to Tight Forty Five. 
Kirk's gritty rhythmic sound will have you tapping your toes and missing the days you could dance with a stranger.

Dave and Blair talk about the road trip Blair had with his daughter Morgan to Memphis and dropping her off at college.

Quinn Sullivan started playing music at an early age. It was his skill that got him up on stage playing with folks like Buddy Guy and BB King, and performing on such shows as Oprah and for Ellen Degeneres. 

Quinn's new album Wide Awake is a continuing exploration as he finds his voice in both lyrics and on his guitar. For more information and tour dates, check out Quinn's website.

EPISODE 28: 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

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English guitarist Matt Schofield is a proud torchbearer of the British blues guitar. He has toured internationally with his trio for decades, cementing his reputation as one of the most exciting and distinctive blues guitarists in the world. Greg and Matt talk about traversing lockdown, home gear vs. live gear, and Matt's inspirations, and his relocation to the US!

2:07 - How Matt’s spent 2020 under lockdown, the difficulty of a lack of human interaction, and thoughts on the future of life as a professional musician
9:22 - Matt’s recording rig - studio vs home setup, the Universal Audio Ox, his live rig, pedals, and gear, gear, gear!!
20:47 - Revisiting old records to improve your playing, refining your tone search, and improving your ear
32:51 - Matt’s experience coming up as a young musician in the UK, tracing the lineage of blue’s and roots music through the late, great B.B. King, and discovering Robben Ford
66:41 - Matt’s decision to move from the UK to pursue music in the States

Total Length: 77:24

Scot Little Bihlman joins us today to talk about the rock scene, the music industry, and his many musical projects.  Scot is a session musician and a singer-songwriter who has worked with many legends of blues and rock.  Scot is one half of the Bihlman Brothers who have found great success with their heavy blues-rock sound.  The brothers have also formed Grinder Blues with Dug Pinnick of King's X.  Find more info at the Bihlman Bros website: http://bihlmanbros.com/  and the Grinder Blues website: https://www.grinderblues.com/. 

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