Sunday, December 24, 2006
Episode 9
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Special thanks this week to Evan from Smallfish for recording a message and to Donnie from Kick In The Eye for allowing me to include a song off their new CD in the show.
Have a great Christmas folks, see you in 2007!
Podcast length:
21 mins 5 sec
Music in this podcast:
The Rich and Famous - The Horse You Rode In On
Jon Brooks - By The Lake
Smallfish - Kayak Girl
M.I.Q. - Everything Is Good Number Six
Kick In The Eye - Hopin' For Snow
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Links:
The Rich and Famous
http://www.therichandfamous.net/
http://www.geocities.com/thingaboutrocknroll/
Jon Brooks
http://www.jonbrooks.ca/
http://www.myspace.com/jonbrooks
http://www.myspace.com/clairejenkins (sings with him on By the Lake)
http://www.sonicbids.com/jonbrooks
http://myspace.com/jonbrooks
Smallfish
http://www.smallfishadventures.com/
Miq
http://www.myspace.com/miq2006
http://www.cafepress.com/miqstuff
Kick in the Eye
http://www.kickintheeyemusic.com
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Special thanks this week to Evan from Smallfish for recording a message and to Donnie from Kick In The Eye for allowing me to include a song off their new CD in the show.
Have a great Christmas folks, see you in 2007!
Podcast length:
21 mins 5 sec
Music in this podcast:
The Rich and Famous - The Horse You Rode In On
Jon Brooks - By The Lake
Smallfish - Kayak Girl
M.I.Q. - Everything Is Good Number Six
Kick In The Eye - Hopin' For Snow
Subscribe to this podcast:
http://odeo.com/channel/142846/rss.xml
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes (iTunes required):
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=206793200
Links:
The Rich and Famous
http://www.therichandfamous.net/
http://www.geocities.com/thingaboutrocknroll/
Jon Brooks
http://www.jonbrooks.ca/
http://www.myspace.com/jonbrooks
http://www.myspace.com/clairejenkins (sings with him on By the Lake)
http://www.sonicbids.com/jonbrooks
http://myspace.com/jonbrooks
Smallfish
http://www.smallfishadventures.com/
Miq
http://www.myspace.com/miq2006
http://www.cafepress.com/miqstuff
Kick in the Eye
http://www.kickintheeyemusic.com
Monday, December 18, 2006
Episode 8
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A blues bonanza in the show this week, with a heavy blues emphasis in three of the songs but the show closes with a return to alternative rock.
The first artist is a real multi-talent, with a prolific work rate. Michael Stephens sings, writes music, poetry, makes videos, sells books and hosts his own cool podshow called The Open Mike Café . His video in this post illustrates his own song Wolfman Blues.
Next we have Key Of Me with their tune Get Over It. The individual talents of this band combine to produce a mature, sophisticated sound, not surprising given their musical heritage.
The blues heritage of the third song in tonight’s episode is clear from the opening bar. This song is one of Mean Gene’s personal favourites but one that isn’t played too often at the biker rallies. It gets a lot of airplay on radio and podcasts though and I can hear why.
The next artist is Gray Martin with the song Mystery Stare. Gray seems like a top bloke but I found out from his site that the three CDs worth of material are out of print at the moment. Enjoy this gem from Gray and follow the Soundclick link to listen to some of his other cool tracks.
Video
Wolfman Blues
Podcast length
19 mins 31 secs
Music in this podcast
Michael Stephens - Wolfman Blues
Key Of Me - Get Over It
Mean Gene Kelton - Sinkin' Deeper (Into The Blues)
Gray Martin - Mystery Stare
Subscribe to this podcast
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Links
Michael Stephens
http://www.mmreadingroom.com/mike/
Michael Stephens My Space page at:
http://www.myspace.com/11840150
Michael Stephens You Tube profile:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=mike8657
Mean Gene Kelton and the Die Hards
http://www.genekelton.com/
Gray Martin
http://www.myspace.com/graymartin
http://www.soundclick.com/graymartin
Key of me
http://www.keyofme.com
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A blues bonanza in the show this week, with a heavy blues emphasis in three of the songs but the show closes with a return to alternative rock.
The first artist is a real multi-talent, with a prolific work rate. Michael Stephens sings, writes music, poetry, makes videos, sells books and hosts his own cool podshow called The Open Mike Café . His video in this post illustrates his own song Wolfman Blues.
Next we have Key Of Me with their tune Get Over It. The individual talents of this band combine to produce a mature, sophisticated sound, not surprising given their musical heritage.
The blues heritage of the third song in tonight’s episode is clear from the opening bar. This song is one of Mean Gene’s personal favourites but one that isn’t played too often at the biker rallies. It gets a lot of airplay on radio and podcasts though and I can hear why.
The next artist is Gray Martin with the song Mystery Stare. Gray seems like a top bloke but I found out from his site that the three CDs worth of material are out of print at the moment. Enjoy this gem from Gray and follow the Soundclick link to listen to some of his other cool tracks.
Video
Wolfman Blues
Podcast length
19 mins 31 secs
Music in this podcast
Michael Stephens - Wolfman Blues
Key Of Me - Get Over It
Mean Gene Kelton - Sinkin' Deeper (Into The Blues)
Gray Martin - Mystery Stare
Subscribe to this podcast
http://odeo.com/channel/142846/rss.xml
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes (iTunes required)
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=206793200
Links
Michael Stephens
http://www.mmreadingroom.com/mike/
Michael Stephens My Space page at:
http://www.myspace.com/11840150
Michael Stephens You Tube profile:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=mike8657
Mean Gene Kelton and the Die Hards
http://www.genekelton.com/
Gray Martin
http://www.myspace.com/graymartin
http://www.soundclick.com/graymartin
Key of me
http://www.keyofme.com
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Episode 7
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This week's show opener is Joel Melton from Austin Texas. He has an infectious Southern drawl to his voice. Country sounds great when played in this way, I love songs like this.
The next track is a laid back ride provided by Slackstring, a band from California who know how to write great catchy songs. Apparently, Slackstring have some moie credits to their name in the world of extreme sports, go boys!
Cafebar401 are reprised in this episode, after a short track last week. This week's track is just awesome! Great title too.
Ross Crean's Leaving New York is an emotional journey, recorded live and later worked on in the studio. A very moving, emotional song.
I thought last week's show was pretty eclectic but actually, this shows also contains quite a wide variety too. Long live serendipity!
Video:
Podcast length:
22 min 44 sec
Music in this podcast:
Joel Melton - Crazy Stupid Bitch
Slackstring - Wednesday Morning
Cafebar401 - The Woman God Can't Create
Ross Crean - This Too Shall Pass
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Links:
Joel Melton
http://www.joelmelton.com/
http://www.myspace.com/joelmelton
Slackstring
http://www.slackstring.com/
http://www.myspace.com/slackstring
Cafebar401
http://www.myspace.com/cafebar401
http://cafebar401.com/
Ross Crean
http://www.rosscrean.com/
http://www.myspace.com/rosscrean
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This week's show opener is Joel Melton from Austin Texas. He has an infectious Southern drawl to his voice. Country sounds great when played in this way, I love songs like this.
The next track is a laid back ride provided by Slackstring, a band from California who know how to write great catchy songs. Apparently, Slackstring have some moie credits to their name in the world of extreme sports, go boys!
Cafebar401 are reprised in this episode, after a short track last week. This week's track is just awesome! Great title too.
Ross Crean's Leaving New York is an emotional journey, recorded live and later worked on in the studio. A very moving, emotional song.
I thought last week's show was pretty eclectic but actually, this shows also contains quite a wide variety too. Long live serendipity!
Video:
Podcast length:
22 min 44 sec
Music in this podcast:
Joel Melton - Crazy Stupid Bitch
Slackstring - Wednesday Morning
Cafebar401 - The Woman God Can't Create
Ross Crean - This Too Shall Pass
Subscribe to the podcast:
http://odeo.com/channel/142846/rss.xml
Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes (iTunes required):
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=206793200
Links:
Joel Melton
http://www.joelmelton.com/
http://www.myspace.com/joelmelton
Slackstring
http://www.slackstring.com/
http://www.myspace.com/slackstring
Cafebar401
http://www.myspace.com/cafebar401
http://cafebar401.com/
Ross Crean
http://www.rosscrean.com/
http://www.myspace.com/rosscrean
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Episode 6
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I'm on episode 6, that's almost halfway through all the songs I have selected for the first series of 13 podcasts. I'm starting to wonder what I should do after this series is over.
This show kicks off with a pop band from NYC called The Switch, I like their sound and find it has a sort of timeless quality to it. Listening to their song Trini is very pleasing because it is just so self-assured, it's high quality stuff. The Deli Magazine is quoted on their press page, I like The Deli Magazine, so they get my vote too.
Next up it's The Hollyfelds, you need to get up and start dancing to this tune. It's kind of country music but the best kind in my opinion. Music of the people by the people. It's got some awesome lyrics but the lyric phrasing is just so good and Eryn's voice blends so nicely with all of the instruments. You'll have your toe tapping at the very least.
Cafebar401 have a great sound, I can hear lots of influences in their sound but they do melodic powerful music that you just can't help liking because they do it so well. I love The doctors say so much, it's a short track but just has me hooked into the song.
Ella Blame sounds like nobody else I've heard before. This song is a bit of a departure for this podcast because I think it's probably the first piece of all electronic music I've played. But you need to turn up the volume, turn off the lights and it transports you to another time and planet. Marvellous stuff.
Podcast length:
16 mins 49 sec
Music in this podcast:
The Switch - Trini
The Hollyfelds - Indecision
Cafebar401 - The doctors say
Ella Blame - How things have changed
Subscribe to the podcast:
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Links:
The Switch
http://www.switchedmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/switchedmusic
The Hollyfelds
http://www.thehollyfelds.com/
http://www.myspace.com/thehollyfelds
Cafebar401
http://www.myspace.com/cafebar401
http://cafebar401.com
Ella Blame
http://www.ella-blame.com/
All of the music in this show comes from PodsafeAudio.com
I'm on episode 6, that's almost halfway through all the songs I have selected for the first series of 13 podcasts. I'm starting to wonder what I should do after this series is over.
This show kicks off with a pop band from NYC called The Switch, I like their sound and find it has a sort of timeless quality to it. Listening to their song Trini is very pleasing because it is just so self-assured, it's high quality stuff. The Deli Magazine is quoted on their press page, I like The Deli Magazine, so they get my vote too.
Next up it's The Hollyfelds, you need to get up and start dancing to this tune. It's kind of country music but the best kind in my opinion. Music of the people by the people. It's got some awesome lyrics but the lyric phrasing is just so good and Eryn's voice blends so nicely with all of the instruments. You'll have your toe tapping at the very least.
Cafebar401 have a great sound, I can hear lots of influences in their sound but they do melodic powerful music that you just can't help liking because they do it so well. I love The doctors say so much, it's a short track but just has me hooked into the song.
Ella Blame sounds like nobody else I've heard before. This song is a bit of a departure for this podcast because I think it's probably the first piece of all electronic music I've played. But you need to turn up the volume, turn off the lights and it transports you to another time and planet. Marvellous stuff.
Podcast length:
16 mins 49 sec
Music in this podcast:
The Switch - Trini
The Hollyfelds - Indecision
Cafebar401 - The doctors say
Ella Blame - How things have changed
Subscribe to the podcast:
http://odeo.com/channel/142846/rss.xml
Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes (iTunes required on your computer):
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=206793200
Links:
The Switch
http://www.switchedmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/switchedmusic
The Hollyfelds
http://www.thehollyfelds.com/
http://www.myspace.com/thehollyfelds
Cafebar401
http://www.myspace.com/cafebar401
http://cafebar401.com
Ella Blame
http://www.ella-blame.com/
All of the music in this show comes from PodsafeAudio.com
