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OUR SEASON FIVE DEBUT features an empowering discussion with Canadian born, Nashville musician Allison Russell about her inspiring (and funky) new album The Returner, the stunning followup to her award winning Outside Child.

And as we begin a series of programs leading up to RSD Black Friday (November 24) Record Store Day co-founder Carrie Colliton spotlights a few titles from the recently announced list. For the full list go to RecordStoreDay.com.

The Record Store Day Podcast is written, produced, engineered and hosted by Paul Myers, who also composed the theme music and selected interstitial music.

Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Crosley turntables.

This episode is dedicated to Robert "Stewkey" Antoni, former lead singer of Nazz who passed away on October 8 at the age of 75.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a grown man who cries. If you don't believe us, ask Rosie Grier and he'll set you straight. We believe crying while listening to music is a holy experience and a healthy one, whatever your state of mind or reason for why a song gets you to shed a tear or two. Music is magic, as we all know. ATTT is excited to welcome back award-winning writer and author David Wild, who has his own tales of getting a bit weepy thanks to a moment with a great song. The songs featured in Top Ten Songs That Can Make A Grown Man Cry just might get to you too, and that's... ok. Have your Kleenex handy! Part 1 features picks 10-6. 

David's latest venture is a wonderful interview podcast called Naked Lunch, with his intrepid co-host Phil Rosenthal. Phil and David have been talking to legendary musicians, actors, comedians and more and they're just getting started:
https://www.stitcher.com/show/naked-lunch

We keep on churning out those monthly bonus episodes for you fine folks in the ATTT Patreon thing, and we thank all of you who have chipped in to help the show keep going. Join the Patreon people for $2 a month and get more ATTT in your life:
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The first Blu-ray show of 2023 with Erik Childress and Peter Sobczynski brings about a variety of age-old classics to films fresh out of theaters. In-between there are films with early work from Joan Crawford, Matt Damon, Brendan Fraser, Diane Lane and Laura Dern. TV episodes are turned into movies, the bullied let their tormentors be setup for murder and Sonny Chiba is an executioner. Brandi Carlile gets an assist in bringing Tanya Tucker back to the mainstream and then there is a trio of exemplary 4K releases including one from Criterion and Terry Gilliam, a modern classic from Bill Murray and Harold Ramis and an upgrade for one of the best science-fiction films from the 1950s.

0:58 - Criterion (Imitation of Life, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen 4K)

12:03 - Arrow (The Dunwich Horror, The Executioner Collection)

18:23 - Magnolia (Piggy)

21:58 - Cohen Media (The Gang of Four)

24:35 - Imprint (City of God, School Ties, Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains)

40:54 - Kino (Sergeant Ryker, Warning Shot)

49:43 - Universal (Armageddon Time, She Said)

54:54 - Warner Bros. (Black Adam 4K)

59:07 - Warner Archive (Our Dancing Daughters, Rancho Notorious)

1:04:10 - Sony (The Return of Tanya Tucker, Groundhog Day 4K)

1:16:01 - Ignite Films (Invaders From Mars 4K)

1:22:31 – New Blu-ray Announcements

1:28:31 - Outro

Song featured: Christmas Eve, written and performed by Courtney Lynn and Quinn.

This week the whole Next Song on Deck crew is back together and they want to wish you Happy Holidays!!! And in the spirit of Christmas, Courtney Lynn and Quinn wrote a new original Christmas song and you're the first to hear it. From the NSOD team, have a wonderful holiday and we'll see (but mostly hear) from us in 2023!

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Bonjour à tous. 

Cette semaine, nous revenons sur les nouveaux albums des Yeah Yeah Yeah et de brandi Carlile. Quand au voyage, plus dans l'espace que dans le temps, il nous emmène nous frotter à la scène musicale japonaise. 

Au programme : 

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Cool It Down (01:16)

Brandi Carlile - In these Silent Days... In The Canyon Haze (12:50)

The Oral Cigarettes - Fixion (35:34)

Nao Yoshioka - undeniable (48:57)

La playlist : 

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl4atE223drsynv9hmDRgNpI0SP3EJB8t

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4cCEPi5wz9LXWUeHSfqI5w?si=4e78302c8a8544ec

After a week off, Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy return to bring you their thoughts on the latest in theaters and on streaming and catch up on at least one film from the break. Another catch up is on their review of another great music doc that they recommended from SXSW this year (The Return of Tanya Tucker – Featuring Brandi Carlile). The horror anthology series returns (V/H/S/99) and Jessica Chastain has to stop Eddie Redmayne’s reign of hospital terror in a true-life tale (The Good Nurse). Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke are half-brothers reuniting to bury their terrible father (Raymond & Ray) and Harry Styles tries to ruin another woman’s life (My Policeman). Laurie Strode’s life could not possibly be more ruined except by appearing in one more film (Halloween Ends) and Julia Roberts tries to ruin another wedding, this time with George Clooney (Ticket To Paradise). Finally, DC gives it another go but Dwayne Johnson is no hero (Black Adam).

0:00 - Intro

3:38 - The Return of Tanya Tucker - Featuring Brandi Carlile

16:16 - V/H/S/99

29:24 – The Good Nurse

46:15 - Raymond & Ray

57:29 - My Policeman

1:05:59 - Halloween Ends

1:20:53 - Ticket to Paradise

1:31:37 - Black Adam

1:53:51 - Outro

Listen in as Laura talks about how she and her family went to Tanglewood (courtesy of Beckie Campbell at B4 Media Productions) to see the Indigo Girls and Brandi Carlile. The show sparked creativity that Laura can't wait to explore in the coming days. 

Laura closes the show with a track from her album Simply, called Only Just Begun and explains how its meaning has shifted since having her girls.

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Learn more about Beckie Campbell and B4 Media Production

Wherein Justice and Andy welcome guest Nicole Hoffmann to the show to groove on the Highwomen's 2019 remake of the 1985 "Highwayman" song. How do the Highwomen recast the "Highwayman" song from a female perspective? What are the different approaches that each takes to individual and collective endeavors? Topics range from outlaw identity to the Combahee River Collective to female empowerment. Also, why does the original feel silly and childish now?

When Stationhead CEO and Founder Ryan Star waxes rhapsodic about radio’s potential to create community, he isn’t just pitching his app -- he’s recounting his own journey as a successful rock star. And even though he boasts around 200,000 listeners a month on Spotify, his attention has been focused on his bustling social radio service. Stationhead has earned kudos from some of the biggest artists in the land, from BTS to Cardi B, Coldplay to Brandi Carlile. Kinsider Host Chris Peterson goes deep with Ryan to learn why fans are flocking to the app to become DJs of their own stations, and how his music career did or didn’t prepare him for the challenge of running a dynamic tech start-up.

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Join our fireside chat as we hear the life and times of a man named Tim.  He shares his connection to country music and we discuss some of the greats like Roy Orbison, Orville Peck, and the origins behind the genre.  We pay homage to fallen artists such as Chris Cornell, John Prine, and DMX.  Finishing with a conversation about the up and coming artists from the guitar free generation.