In episode 303, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by Steve Etchie and returning guests Ed Irvin and Lesley Jo from the State of the Beer Union podcast!
Chris and Drew review Mid90s.
Scotch and GOOD Conversation – #160 – Juan Gonzalez
episode 160 – the backdoor loophole, traveling cocktails, the best sitcom parents ever & the yellow brick road – a conversation with juan gonzalezJUAN GONZALEZ is the type of person the world needs more of. instead of letting a tragedy define the rest of his life he decided to let it teach him to make the world a better place. with YELLOW BRICK ROAD: THE HOLDYN FLYNN FOUNDATION he helps children & their families at a time when the need it the most.
in this episode we cover lots:
the most impossible “ask” from the universe.
if you must have a job title you might as well make it a cool one.
feeding people, it’s a love language.
the grip, traveling belly, vacation constipation. there is a cure!Continue Reading …
The Lady Raptastic Show – #52 – Luckett’s Market
hello please in episode 52 of The Lady Raptastic Show, the Lady talks about mistaking Luckett’s Market for a Lucky’s Market, why she doesn’t go to church much anymore, and her new job selling used paperback books like Apricot’s Delight. haunches up!
The Major Scale – Cecil Taylor & Sam Friend
The Major Scale pays homage to the one of the most innovative artists America has ever produced, Cecil Taylor. As a bedrock of the avant-garde, Taylor’s output never looked back, progressing ever forward with originality and tenacity. Educator Matt Gorney joins us to discuss this idiosyncratic composer and share memories of the time his group, Civic Minded 5, booked Mr. Taylor for an unforgettable concert that is still talked about today.
According to Vanity Fair a new wave of jazz is in full bloom across the globe and Sam Friend is a key part of it. Somewhere between New York and New Orleans, Friend gathered a style that puts him at a crossroads of Randy Newman, Ben Sidran, and Mose Allison. Vocal, quirky, reflective, his unique sound is best heard to be appreciated..
SONG CREDITS FOR THIS EPISODE:
THEME: Jazz Phantom by Chomsk’ (from the album “Different Beats” on Magentic Records).
FIRST HALF: Excursion On A Wobbly Rail (from the album “Looking Ahead” on Contemporary Records)
Live Improvisation 2000 Rollins College/Rogers Building by Cecil Taylor (from the Civic Minded 5 concert)
3 Phasis by Cecil Taylor (from the album “3 Phasis” on New World Records)
Mixed by Gil Evans w/ Cecil Taylor (from the album “Into the Hot” on Impulse Records)
SECOND HALF: Show Your Face, Would You Save My Life, Settle Down, Rhythm Or Rhyme, and Here We Go Again b y Sam Friend (from the album “Twins” on Sam Friend Music)
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