Tag: 2018
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Episode 392: Forecastle Festival Recap
Jim is joined by friends Tom Nord, Adam Coop and Jeffrey Lee Puckett (of The Courier-Journal). They gathered on the grounds of the Forecastle Festival in Louisville on Sunday, July 15 to recap the weekend’s highlights, including Father John Misty, Margo Price, Jenny Lewis, Jimmy Eat World, Ron Gallo and more.
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Episode 384: June New Music – Kamasi Washington, Marisa Anderson, Nick Lowe
It’s a bit of a mellow month for Patrick, in terms of new music. Not in terms of transportation!! Songs by jazz saxophonist Kamasi Washington and guitarist Marisa Anderson (plus a cover by the great Nick Lowe). Rest in Power, Kia Rondo.
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Episode 362: Fan Mail – Record Store Day 2018
We get great listener feedback, including an email from Jesse Morin on how not to get in trouble with your spouse on Record Store Day and another email from Steven Routledge championing the CD format.
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Episode 339: Record Store Day – Car Seat Headrest, Trampled By Turtles and More
Adam Coop of Louisville rounds out our tales from Record Store Day. He picked up some special released by Car Seat Headrest, Trampled By Turtles (covering Tom Petty) and more.
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Episode 338: Record Store Day – Flaming Lips, Prince, Genesis and More
It’s Randall Brown’s turn to talk about Record Store Day finds. He picked up special editions by Flaming Lips and Prince, plus used records including classic Genesis. Randall’s band, Quartjar, provides the theme music for this podcast.
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Episode 336: Record Store Day – The Cure, the Babys, ‘Disco Fever’ and More
More tales from Record Store Day. Today we talk with Kevin Clement of Baton Rouge LA, who picked up a special Cure release, plus some bargain finds by the Babys and Alan Parsons Project, and a Ronco compilation called “Disco Fever.”
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Episode 335: Record Store Day – Kinks, Elvis Costello, Wipers and More
All this week, we hear tales from Record Store Day. Mike Kohli of Rome NY is up first and talks about buying records by the Kinks and Elvis Costello, plus compilations of girl groups and Northern soul. Patrick talks about buying records by the Wipers and the Residents, among others.
