Explore "song writing" with insightful episodes like "EP44 Grant Cummings", "Jack McGrew: Writing, Guitar, and Social Justice", "EP24 Fred Magie", "Blue Voodoo episode 4 Chico Lindvall" and "Episode 244: Rockin' with Jerry Williams, Jr., aka Swamp Dogg" from podcasts like ""The Popular Minority Report", "The Strange Alchemy of Creativity", "The Popular Minority Report", "DJ BLUE VOODOO´S PODCAST" and "Books Shows Tunes & Mad Acts"" and more!
Grant, grew up with older brothers influencing him in modern music and from these beginnings Grant launched a deeply creative, busy and inspirational musical life.
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On this episode of The Strange Alchemy of Creativity we talk to Jack McGrew. He talks about his creative life with songwriting and his band. Jack also discusses his creative process and his path towards his work in non profit.
Brad here, I went to university with Fred starting in the early 90s.
We worked on shows together on campus then onto recording albums and doing live shows.
Join us for a rollicking conversation with Swamp Dogg, hard-working soul and R&B singer, who has been performing since the 50s and is still going strong. We chat about his long career, his friendship with John Prine, ambitious projects in the works, including yet another album (!) and an associated movie, along with some wacky tangents into parties with coffins, writing songs while drinking, cremation promo calls, and his intimidating keyboard player. Those who know Swamp Dogg, love him, and you'll see why in this episode. We also get to share Good Better Best, his song about women. With Bill Aho.
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It's all about musings and music this week as host Lyndsey Parker (Yahoo Music Entertainment Editor) welcomes IT girl, icon, model and musician, special guest Bebe Buell. The author of a recently released 2nd memoir "Rebel Soul," Bebe has enough fascinating tales about 80's Rock & Roll for a whole episode on her own. Join us as she discusses dinner etiquette with Bryan Ferry, being produced by Ric Ocasek (The Cars), Stiv Bators (Dead Boys, Lord of the New Church), Elvis Costello, John Taylor (Duran Duran) & being the catalyst of Power Station plus more.
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In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Kenny Aronoff, best known as the drummer for John Mellencamp. We will be asking Kenny about the mindset and mental approach that is necessary for a successful and long-term career in music. Kenny is a seasoned veteran of the music industry, with over 30 years of experience as a professional musician. He has played with some of the biggest names in the business, including Mellencamp, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and The Rolling Stones. During our interview, we will delve into the challenges and obstacles that musicians face, and how to overcome them. Kenny will share his own experiences and insights, as well as offer practical advice and tips for aspiring musicians who are looking to build a career in music. This is a must-listen episode for anyone interested in the inner workings of the music industry, and the mindset required to succeed in this challenging and rewarding field.
Composer Kevin Day joins podcast host Arthur Breur to examine the melody from the “Obi Wan” theme by John Williams, composed for the series “Obi-Wan Kenobi”. Kevin also shares some of his own exciting music and news.
Melody
“Obi-Wan” by John Williams.
Duration: 1:14:26
Guest Composer: Kevin Day
Recorded: August 12, 2022 using Riverside.FM
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Today my guests are two local, up and coming musical artists! Both write and sing their own songs, and have music out there! Make sure you check them out. Carjanae and SuperduperPark join me in the studio to talk about music and how to reach audiences and expand your brand. How to connect with producers and editors and the pros and cons of distributing music today versus back in the day. I am reminded, more than once, how old I am, and how I am not the demographic for their music, AND how unsophisticated I am with today’s social media… like I did not know…
Dans cet épisode, j’ai rencontré François Welgryn, un auteur passionnant qui a écrit pour les plus grands noms de la chanson française. Francois a écrit des milliers de textes, plus de 800 chansons et près de 300 d’entre elles sont sorties dans les bacs. Avec plus de 20 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie, il me parle de son métier, de ses passions, de ses succès, de ses échecs et de sa vision de l’industrie musicale aujourd’hui. Difficile de faire le tour de sa carrière et de ses projets en moins d’une heure mais j’ai appris plein de choses sur le métier d’auteur ou devrais-je dire de parolier, comme on dit parfois dans le milieu. Un métier méconnu mais qui mérite d’être dévoilé car il est indispensable à la création artistique. Je vous laisse découvrir ma discussion avec lui.
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Singer/songwriter, blogger, and memoirist Amy Rigby joins us today for a wise and fun conversation about her 30-year career, including her CBGB days, having Ronnie Spector feature one of her songs, meeting Wreckless Eric, writing her memoir, and work during the pandemic. Known for her clever, funny, and sometimes vengeful lyrics, Amy is beloved by her fans (including Jennifer's mom!) for her insights into everyday living and surviving. This conversation is no exception with Amy reflecting on legacy, mortality, murder and tea towels. An unforgettable episode. With co-host Bill Aho.
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Episode 10 - Part 2 of the Episode 9. Nothing but Gems from Artist like Madonna, Sia, & Frank Ocean and some FUN FACTS as well. Did you know Babyface worked with Madonna. Or that Amy Winehouse was intimidated by Sia???
A week or so before recording this episode I asked Justin if he would lead a poetry workshop during the conversation. In a few words, what came out was raw and real. Justin is one of the better songwriters I know, not only because of his gift with language, but also because he approaches the craft with reverence and respect. He seeks to deepen his practice with each pass and he has a gift of a sharp wit that I find myself enjoying through each of our exchanges. “What better person to speak to the craft of creativity?” was my thought, and I was right. This episode explores the craft of poetry, songwriting and performing. The conversation invites welcomed interruptions in the form of Justin’s songs. In fact, in preparation for this episode, Justin wrote the first part of a song that he work shopped throughout the conversation – the episode finishes with the complete song that Justin shared with me a few weeks after the recording. Justin shares personal stories with a degree of vulnerability that, no doubt, infuses his whole process.
Bio:
Texas born, and Austin-based, Justin Stewart tends to write about the places he inhabits. He grew up splitting his time between Houston and Galveston Island. Family vacations were not to Colorado like many Texans, but to the more "modest" Austin, which his mother liked best because “the air and water were cleaner.” From an early age, Justin knew he would never leave Texas and likely land in Austin.
Stewart's first solo record, Flagship (2013) was produced by Kevin Russell (Shinyribs/Gourds). A bit of intimidating praise came Stewart's way when Russell called the record "remarkable or extraordinary," Stewart's response: "That kinda scared me because I did not have my process down to maintain such vulnerability."
Stewart's sophomore album, City Fox (2015) was produced by George Reiff (Joe Walsh, Jacob Dylan, Chris Robinson), and is the gem that came from a 2014 west Texas residency. Stewart lived and wrote in the dusty border town of Presidio.
Stewart's third record, Renaissance was produced by Stephen Belans (Radney Foster, Billy Cassis). Players include Bukka Allen on keys (Ryan Bingham, Jack Ingram), Chris Searles on drums (Alejandro Escovedo, Shawn Colvin), Geoff Queen on guitars and pedal steel (Kelly Willis, Randy Rodgers), and John Mike on bass (Hayes Carll, Ray Wylie Hubbard). The February 2017 session was held at Ronjo Studio. Jim Vollentine was on engineering. The record was released in the spring of 2018.
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A few, a very few, can say that they are a 1st Assistant Director, a music producer, a song writer, a pro guitarist, an entrepreneur with music gear like guitars and amps, but Peter Margolis is an expert in every field. How is that possible? The only answer to this riddle is he started very young. He was a step ahead of the curve. But listening to the podcast you realize that nothing came easy. Every goal to attain and every challenge to succeed was hard fought. If you have a desire to be good at anything this conversation paints that kind of picture that nothing great comes freely. He had to gut it out.
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This first podcast episode explores the meaning and implementation of Psalm 33:4; singing a new song unto the Lord. We sing new songs in the church written by writers like Andrew Peterson, Matt Redman, Keith Getty, Paul Balouche, and many others. During this episode we will get to know the ministry of "Grace Collective"; the writers, their music, vision for the project and more.
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