Inappropriate Happiness w/ Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone: Recent Episodes
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On the week of the release of her debut album Joyride, Karina sits down with Isaac to talk about being on Channel 7 News, Phish's residency at Madison Square Garden, and unboxing a gift from Rush.
Karina discusses her new single “Beacon,” her unexpected viral moment loving Rush and dancing on haters. She and Isaac also discuss Dead and Company’s final shows of their final tour, Phish’s ever-expanding catalog, and more.
Karina drops the dates for her Joyride headlining tour, and she and Isaac discuss Marco Benevento’s Follow the Arrow festival, The Cure, and Dead and Company.
Karina details her debut album, “Joyride” on the day of the release of the album’s first single. She discusses working with Trey Anastasio as a co-producer and collaborator. She and Isaac also recap their trip to Iceland for the Disco Biscuits' Trance Atlantic.
Notes: Karina and Isaac recap their experiences at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Artists discussed include: Neal Francis, the Disco Biscuits, Ghost Note, Santana, Irma Thomas, Buddy Guy, and more.
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Karina and Isaac discuss Bill Kreutzmann’s departure from Dead and Company, living legend Willie Nelson always taking it further, Goose and Billy Strings heading to Europe/U.K., and more.
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Karina and Isaac discuss the wonders of Bruce Springsteen, Blink-182, the pressures and privileges of Coachella, and the start of Phish's Spring Tour.
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Karina returns from Guster tour, Isaac returns from the Big Ears Festival, the duo discuss Bob Dylan playing the Grateful Dead, shout out Aron Magner and Spaga Plays Dead, and more.
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Karina finds time on her tour with Guster for a quick dispatch about the new heavy festival Power Trip, and as summer approaches, newly announced shows from the Disco Biscuits, The War on Drugs, and more.
Karina is home and Inappropriate Happiness is back on track! We hear from Karina about being on the road with Marco Benevento, Mike Dillon, and Nikki Glaspie, and more, Isaac discusses Goose’s run at the Capitol Theatre, they both ogle over the Newport Jazz Festival Lineup, and send their love out to Lotus.
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As summer festivals begin rolling out their lineups, Karina and Isaac dive deep on Sound on Sound, Telluride Bluegrass, Catbird, Outside Lands and more.
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Karina sits in with moe., Derek Trucks sits in with Billy Strings during Tedeschi Trucks’ setbreak in Nashville, The National set an intimate evening in Woodstock, and Dead and Company tease a Cornell ‘77 anniversary celebration.
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Karina recaps her two nights in Portland, Maine with moe. Isaac discusses recent shows from Brandi Carlile and Elvis Costello, and the two muse on Jack White and more.
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Notes: Karina returns from Jam Cruise with stories to tell. Phish announces Summer 2023, and Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band kick off a massive tour.
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Karina and Isaac discuss everything from Jesus Christ Superstar to tour announcements from Les Claypool, Goose, The Smile, Shakti, and more.
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Karina details her opening slots with the Disco Biscuits, her and Isaac discuss upcoming tours from Dave Matthews Band and Beck with Phoenix, hash out the star-studded lineup for Willie Nelson's 90th birthday party, and more.
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Isaac and Karina discuss New Year’s Eve shows from Neal Francis, Phish, moe., and more!
Isaac and Karina discuss the Daze Between Festival, the band Guster, and free associate all over the place.
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Isaac calls Karina to discuss her eventful week on the road, covering Mike Gordon's sit-in with her band at Nectar's in Burlington, VT! Tune in for the inside scoop on what went into making this sit-in possible, and to find out where Karina is off to next!
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In this special bonus episode, Isaac and Karina talk with Grateful Dead fashion scholar and archivist Annabelle Walsh about Smartwool's new Grateful Dead collection, and all things Dead fashion. This episode is presented by Smartwool—check out the limited-edition Smartwool x Grateful Dead collection here.
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Karina and Isaac discuss the origins of the song "Happy Birthday to You," Billy Strings with Trey and Goose, their canned espresso brand, the trouble with Ticketmaster, and more.
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Karina and Isaac discuss Karina’s televised interaction with the legendary Tracy Morgan and recent shows from Trey Anastasio Band / Goose, the Disco Biscuits, Paramore, and more.
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In this unscripted and free associative episode, Karina and Isaac discuss online music communities, Karina’s return to Late Night with Seth Meyers, Chuck Harvey’s impending return to the stage with moe., and play a new game called “Two Truths and a Jamband Lie.”
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Karina dishes on her on-the-ground experience at the otherworldly Suwannee Hulaween, and Ween's two-night stand at the Beacon Theater. Isaac and Karina also recap Billy Strings's Away from the Shire Tolkien-inspired Halloween shows, and Widespread Panic's dream themed Saturday night spectacular.
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Karina recaps the end of her west coast tour with Marco Benevento, anticipates Suwannee Hulaween, and her and Isaac discuss Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile playing the Gorge, the When We Were Young music festival, Widespread Panic in Milwaukee, and more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Notes: Isaac pulls some ticket stubs from Karina's childhood bedroom for her to reflect on during this special Throwback Thursday episode. Shows discussed include Prince, The Flaming Lips with Tame Impala, Aerosmith, and more.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Bob Weir with the National Symphony Orchestra, Warren Haynes’ Christmas Jam, and offer a big dose of unbridled reality about the economics and obstacles of touring.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac dish on all the hot live music in NYC, including The Mars Volta, Cortex, 311, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Pavement, and more.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina announces her December headlining tour, excited discussion of Phish’s New Years shows ensues, and lamentations and words of gratitude are shared regarding Dead and Company’s news of disbandment.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Apollo Theater, Brooklyn Comes Alive with Medeski Martin & Wood, Lettuce, and STS9, and Phil Lesh’s friends for his upcoming October residency.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Seth Meyers, Camp Creek, Pearl Jam, Ghost, the Doobie Brothers, Roxy Music, St. Vincent and more.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina dishes on her gig as the substitute bass player for Late Night with Seth Meyers, her and Isaac discuss the Dave Matthews Band and the perils and joys of rain delays (Sacred Rose, Phish at Dick's Sporting Goods Park). Check out our producer Marlo Shankweiler on tour with Melt this fall (www.thebandmelt.com).
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac recap the Sacred Rose Festival, hype up Karina’s forthcoming appearances on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and shows from My Chemical Romance, the Decembrists, Praxis, and more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss recent shows from Jimmy Buffett, Rage Against the Machine, Phish and the Disco Biscuits, the announcement of Trey Anastasio Band + Goose’s fall tour, and their FOMO over the South Park 25th Anniversary Concerts.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Ebo Taylor, Khruangbin, Phish tour, and more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Karina’s recent jam-filled festival set, her potential as a stand-up comic, the James Gang’s plans to reunite, and more…
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Phish tour and Widespread Panic’s Beacon Theatre residency.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
We interrupt our regularly scheduled Inappropriate Happiness to bring you a special episode with Aron Magner (Disco Biscuits/Spaga).
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss live music in the summer, the impending Phish tour, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's North American tour dates, Brooklyn Comes Alive, and more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Billy Strings, the High Sierra Music Festival, and recap their experiences at Peach Fest.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac preview Peach Fest, discuss Goose’s two nights at Radio City Music Hall, Widespread Panic’s Red Rocks run, and the Disco Biscuits heading to Iceland.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Marco Benevento guests to discuss Follow the Arrow Festival, and more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss The Rolling Stones, Ween, new music from the Disco Biscuits, and The Smile’s first North American tour.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Bonnaroo, Hulaween, Phil Lesh and Friends with members of Wilco, and Phish’s weekend in Indiana.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina recounts her Red Rocks experience and talks with Isaac about Phish and Widespread Panic’s weekend in Alabama and Muse’s forthcoming intimate theater tour.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Ahead of Karina’s Red Rocks debut, she sits down with Isaac to discuss what it’s like to watch bands grow in popularity, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s plans for 2023, and the struggles of touring during a global pandemic.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss the voicemail that led to Karina’s late night Blue Note debut, the indelible mark heavy metal has on their hearts, Pearl Jam playing down a man, and tour announcements from the Smashing Pumpkins, Jane’s Addiction, and Gorillaz.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac recap Widespread Panic's shows in North Carolina, Billy Strings's star-studded run at the Ryman, Trey Anastasio's weekend in Boston, and much more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina calls in from an undisclosed location, where she's mixing her debut studio album. Her and Isaac recap the Sweetwater 420 Festival, discuss Jazz Fest (and some personal mishaps), and discuss the incredible display of inappropriate happiness that registered a seismic spike at a Garth Brooks Concert in Death Valley.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Phish's four-night run at Madison Square Garden, Karina's time on the road, and newly announced tours from Lizzo, the B-52s, and moe.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Wilco, Joshua Redman’s unparalleled quartet, and their unbridled adoration of Madison Square Garden ahead of Phish’s four-night run.
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Karina's shows with Marco Benevento, the rumors swirling around Dead and Company's future, Jack White's on stage engagement and marriage, and much more!
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss their last week in show going, including the Disco Biscuits, Bob Weir, the Revivalists and more! They also discuss Karina being added to the Bonnaroo lineup, and their shared history with the festival.
They recommend a new shows from Osiris Media: Salute the Songbird
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac discuss Karina's tour, Billy Strings and Umphrey's McGee playing internationally, Genesis's final show, Roxy Music's 50th Anniversary Tour, the loss of Taylor Hawkins and more.
In addition, they recommend two new shows from Osiris Media: The Great Beyond and 36 from the Vault
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Karina and Isaac introduce their new show, Inappropriate Happiness, and discuss Karina's current tour, the Sacred Rose Music Festival, the South Park 25th Anniversary Concert, and more.
In addition, they recommend two new shows from Osiris Media: Sugar Maple & Talking Circles
Inappropriate Happiness is presented by Osiris Media. It is hosted by Karina Rykman & Isaac Sloane. It's edited and produced by Marlo Shankweiler. The executive producers are Brian Brinkman, RJ Bee & Matt Dwyer. All art by Mark Dowd.
Osiris Media Premier: Inappropriate Happiness w/ Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone - Coming March 24!
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we bid farewell to The Drop! Dave & Brian will be stepping aside following this episode to make way for Inappropriate Happiness with Karina Rykman & Issac Sloane! We’re very excited for the next step in The Drop’s history, even if we’re sad to bid you all farewell. It’s been a fun run for us & we hope to be back in some form in the future! In this episode we throw stones at Rob Manfred, chat Goosemas & Phish Mexico + deep dive Gang Of Youths’ new record, angel in realtime. We close by looking at some of our favorite albums from 1982.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- Comes A Time: Scott Metzger
- Inside The Musician’s Brain: The Infamous Stringdusters
- Preview: Inappropriate Happiness
Deep-Dive on Gang Of Youths
1982 Albums:
John Cougar - American Fool
Richard & Linda Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we catch up on the incredible year in music that the first two months of 2022 have been. We discuss why we think this year has been so strong in just eight weeks and we share some of the albums we haven’t been able to discuss in New Albums Recommendation, but highly recommend. In addition we rank our Top 5 albums of 2022 thus far. Finally we chat a bit about the NBA + the Sound on Sound Fest, as well as share our favorite albums from 1987.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- Inside The Musicians Bran: Bela Fleck
- Wheels Off w/ Rhett Miller: Margo Price
Catching Up on 2022 New Releases
David:
Garcia Peoples / Papir / Big Thief / Spoon / Cate Le Bon
Brian:
Animal Collective / Big Thief / Jake Xerxes Fussell / The Weeknd / BPB & Bill Callahan
1987 Albums:
Rush - Hold Your Fire
Warren Zevon - Sentimental Hygiene
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we make our picks for the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame while chatting about the similar successes & flaws between the Rock Hall and the Baseball HOF. In addition we discuss Dylan’s Basement Tapes, highlight new releases in an insane year in music already, and chat through great LPs from 1992.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- No Simple Road: Reed Mathis
- Wheels Off w/ Rhett Miller: Liz Phair
The Drop Votes For The Rock & Roll HOF
David:
Duran Duran / A Tribe Called Quest / Dolly Parton / Pat Benatar / Judas Priest
Brian
A Tribe Called Quest / Beck / Kate Bush / Fela Kuti / Dolly Parton
New Album Recommendations:
David: Cate Le Bon - Pompeii
Brian: Animal Collective - Time Skiffs
1992 Albums:
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Bruce Springsteen - Human Touch/Lucky Town
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we discuss The War On Drugs’s at MSG, Goose’s West Coast Tour as well as the Neil Young/Spotify debate. In addition, we rank our 3 favorite Neil Young albums. Finally we share new music and look back at classic records from 1997.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- Brokedown Pod: Slow January
- Comes A Time: Steve Parish
Favorite Neil Young Records
David:
2000’s Neil - Psychedelic Pill
Classic Neil - Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Wild Card Neil - Mirror Ball
Brian
2000’s Neil - The Monsanto Years
Classic Neil - Zuma
Wild Card Neil - Life
New Album Recommendations:
David: Cloakroom - Dissolution Wave
Brian: Modern Nature - Island of Noise
1997 Albums:
Black Grape - Stupid, Stupid, Stupid
Smog - Red Apple Falls
The Drop is a Production of Osiris Media. It is hosted by Brian Brinkman & David Goldstein. The Drop is edited and produced by Brian Brinkman. Theme song by Amar Sastry. The executive producer of The Drop is RJ Bee.
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we talk Cloud Nothing’s Attack On Memory turning 10, preview The War on Drugs’ at MSG, and talk about Steve Gunn’s upcoming residency at Union Pool. In addition we build our own music festival! Finally, we share our favorite new albums of 2022, and take a peek back at 2002 for some early aughts jams.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- No Simple Road: Owsley Stanley Foundation
- The Great Beyond: Borne To Be Wild
Beyond The Drop Festival
New Album Recommendations:
David: Papir - 7
Brian: Jake Xerxes Fussell - Good & Green Again
2002 Albums:
And You will Know Us By The Trail of the Dead - Source Tags and Codes
The Walkmen - Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we chat Stephen Malkmus’s return to the road and celebrate 2020’s Traditional Techniques, share our praised for Christopher Hazard’s YouTube Page filled with Grateful Dead Remastered shows, and discuss our favorite recent TV shows & Books. In addition we share some of our favorite recent Osiris Pods, while emptying our library to chat about our favorite music books. Finally, we share our favorite records from 2007.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- The Great Beyond
- Wheels Off w/ Rhett Miller: Jeff Tweedy
Books That ROCK:
Dave:
- Please Kill Me - The Uncensored Oral History of Punk - Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain
- Black Postcards - Dean Wareham
- See a Little Light: The Trail of Rage and Melody - Bob Mould
Brian:
- The Beatles - Bob Spitz
- Old Weird America - Greil Marcus
- A Little Devil In America - Hanif Abdurraqib
2007 Albums:
Spoon - Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
Panda Bear - Person Pitch
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we chat luxury concerts in Mexico in the face of Omicron, scrubs getting another chance in the NBA, the new Garcia People’s LP and Pavement’s upcoming reissue of Terror Twilight. In addition we talk about the state of Osiris Pods, share our Top 3 concerts ever, and dip into 2012 for a look back at music from a decade ago.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
- Salute The Songbird w/ Maggie Rose: Amanda Shires
- Sugar Maple
Top 3 Concerts Of All Time:
Dave:
- Wilco/Sonic Youth - Central Park Summerstage June 2003
- Tori Amos - Wallingford, CT August 1998
- Mclusky - University of London Union - November 2004
- Honorable Mention - Widespread Panic - Jones Beach July 1998
Brian:
- Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Bonnaroo 2003
- Low - Globe Hall 2019
- Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Chicago 1999
- HM: MMW - Bonnaroo 2003
2012 Albums:
Mark Lanegan Band: Blues Funeral - Ode To Sad Disco
Flying Lotus - Until The Quiet Comes - Until The Colours Come
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we settle into a new year, chat about the holidays + the how musician’s faird on NYE in spite of Omicron, dip into the current state of the NBA, preview some 2022 albums we’re excited for + talk through David Bowie’s song catalog sale. In addition, we dive into our Bandcamp collections to share some under the radar choice picks, before looking back to 2017, to celebrate some of our favorite releases from five years ago.
Album Recommendations:
Bandcamp Recs:
Dave:
- Spiritczualic Enhancement Center - Transporting Salt
- Emily Scott Robinson - American Siren
- Flyying Colours - Fantasy Country
Brian:
- Ignatz & De Stervende Honden - Saturday’s Den
- The Caretaker - Everywhere At The End Of Time
- Aki - Niobe
2017 Albums:
New Pornographers - Whiteout Conditions
Father John Misty - Pure Comedy
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we welcome Michael Gellman of the Dad Rock, Etc Instagram page to discuss his site, his favorite music, and his love for concert tees. In addition, we chat about Neil Young’s newest album, Barn, the trend of legacy artists selling their song catalogues, as well as share album’s we loved from the tail end of the year, but we released after we shared our top album’s lists. This is our last episode of 2021 - thanks to everyone who’s been listening since we re-launched in July - we’ll be back in early 2022!
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Eldovar - A Story of Darkness & Light
Jeff Parker - Forfolks
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Today we’re sharing the last episode from our live Afternoon With Osiris event from this past weekend at the Ardmore Music Hall.
In this episode, Matt Dwyer and RJ Bee interview Marc Brownstein of The Disco Biscuits, and then Marc plays two songs with FeelFree. And then, a really interesting super jam emerges.
In the interview, Marc talks about starting golive.ly at the beginning of the pandemic, writing music, and how music fans can benefit from the world of NFTs.
We appreciate you tuning into this special series. The Drop will resume as usual in the next episode.
Today we’re sharing the third of four episodes from our live Afternoon With Osiris event from this past weekend at the Ardmore Music Hall.
In this episode, Matt Dwyer and RJ Bee interview Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits, and then Aron plays two songs with FeelFree.
In the interview, Aron talks about his musical background and upbringing, the formation of The Disco Biscuits, and playing with Billy and the Kids.
Tomorrow, we’ll release the final episode, featuring music and conversation with Marc Brownstein. Thanks for tuning in.
Today we’re sharing the second of four episodes from our live Afternoon With Osiris event from this past weekend at the Ardmore Music Hall.
In this episode, Matt Dwyer and RJ Bee interview Charlie Hall, and then Charlie plays two songs with FeelFree. In the interview, Charlie talks about how The War on Drugs’ songs evolve from the studio into live performances, how he ended up in the band, and where he keeps his Grammy.
Tomorrow, we’ll release the next episode, featuring music and conversation with Aron Magner. Thanks for tuning in.
Today we're sharing the first of four episodes from our live Afternoon With Osiris event from this past weekend at the Ardmore Music Hall.
On Sunday, 12/12, we held a combination podcast and concert, featuring interviews and music with special guests Marc Brownstein and Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits, Anthony Krizan of The Spin Doctors, and Charlie Hall of The War on Drugs. All held together by our house band, FeelFree.
In this episode, you'll hear Tom Marshall interview Anthony Krizan, and then you'll hear Anthony pay two songs with FeelFree.
Tomorrow, we'll release the next episode, featuring music and conversation with Charlie Hall. Please enjoy.
In this week’s episode of The Drop, we discuss our Top 25 Albums of 2021:
Dave’s Top 25 of 2021:
- Tonstartssbandht - Petunia
- Ryley Walker - Course in Fable
- Steve Gunn - Other You
- War on Drugs - I Don’t Live Here Anymore
- Rosali - No Medium
- Iceage - Seek Shelter
- Papir - Jams
- Split Single - Amplificado
- Rose City Band - Earth Trip
- UV-TV - Always Something
- Strand of Oaks - In Heaven
- Anna Fox Rochinski - Cherry
- Mdou Moctar - Afrique Victime
- Nashville Ambient Ensemble - Cerulean
- Cassandra Jenkins - An Overview on Phenomenal Nature
- Parquet Courts - Sympathy For Life
- Small Reactions - New Age Soul
- Low - HEY WHAT
- Foxing - Draw Down the Moon
- Nation of Language - A Way Forward
- BADBADNOTGOOD - Talk Memory
- Nathan Salsburg - Psalms
- Golden Brown - Gems & Minerals
- Quivers - Golden Doubt
- Springtime - S/T
Brian’s Top 25 of 2021:
- Ryley Walker - Course In Fable
- Tonstartssbandht - Petunia
- Steve Gunn - Other You
- The War On Drugs - I Don’t Live Here Anymore
- Cory Hanson - Pale Horse Rider
- Natural Information Society w/ Evan Parker - descension (Out of Our Constrictions)
- BADBADNOTGOOD - Talk Memory
- Low - HEY WHAT
- Rose City Band - Earth Trip
- Japanese Breakfast - Jubilee
- Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Vol. 16: Springtime In New York (1980 - 1985)
- Strand Of Oaks - In Heaven
- The Weather Station - Ignorance
- Neil Young w/ Crazy Horse - Way Down In The Rust Bucket
- John Dwyer, Nick Murray, Brad Caulkins, Tom Dolas & Greg Coats - Witch Egg
- Can - Live In Stuttgart 1975
- Casper Clausen - Better Way
- Matt Sweeny & Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy - Superwolves
- Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt - Made Out Of Sound
- Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra - Promises
- Parquet Courts - Sympathy For Life
- Bill MacKay & Nathan Bowles - Keys
- Jeffrey Silverstein - Torii Gates
- Yasmin Williams - Urban Driftwood
- Rosali - No Medium
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we discuss records we should love, but just didn’t click for us - our first annual Sound Opinions inspired Turkey Shoot. In addition, we chat about the MLB lockout, and share tales of Yo La Tengo and Goose. Finally, we recommend Osiris Pods + Albums that just missed out Top 20 of 2021. We’ll be counting down our favorite albums of 2021 next week!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
The Drop Presents: A “Get Back” Deep-Dive
Undermine: S2E10 - You’re Already There
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Endless Boogie - Admonitions
Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt - Made Out Of Sound
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Like many of you, we spent our Thanksgiving holiday consumed by Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” documentary about The Beatles’ January 1969 sessions. Across three episodes we break down our thoughts about the documentary, share our favorite moments, and discuss new insights into The Beatles and this fascinating period into their career.
Each episode focuses on themes we took away from the documentary. Part Three focuses on the outside influences that pulled The Beatles apart while also highlighting our larger takeaways from the documentary.
Please note: This podcast contains spoilers.
The Drop Presents: A “Get Back” Deep-Dive is a production of Osiris Media. It’s hosted & produced by Brian “Ringo” Brinkman, Matt “Macca” Dwyer, Jonathan “Sexy Sadie” Hart, and RJ “Cauliflower” Bee.
Like many of you, we spent our Thanksgiving holiday consumed by Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” documentary about The Beatles’ January 1969 sessions. Across three episodes we break down our thoughts about the documentary, share our favorite moments, and discuss new insights into The Beatles and this fascinating period into their career.
Each episode focuses on themes we took away from the documentary. Part Two focuses on the creative process on display throughout the film + the outside influences that were threatening to pull the band apart during that period.
Please note: This podcast contains spoilers.
The Drop Presents: A “Get Back” Deep-Dive is a production of Osiris Media. It’s hosted & produced by Brian “Ringo” Brinkman, Matt “Macca” Dwyer, Jonathan “Sexy Sadie” Hart, and RJ “Cauliflower” Bee.
Like many of you, we spent our Thanksgiving holiday consumed by Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” documentary about The Beatles’ January 1969 sessions. Across three episodes we break down our thoughts about the documentary, share our favorite moments, and discuss new insights into The Beatles and this fascinating period into their career.
Each episode focuses on themes we took away from the documentary. Part One focuses on our general impressions of the film, plus the idea of the past informing the present.
Please note: This podcast contains spoilers.
The Drop Presents: A “Get Back” Deep-Dive is a production of Osiris Media. It’s hosted & produced by Brian “Ringo” Brinkman, Matt “Macca” Dwyer, Jonathan “Sexy Sadie” Hart, and RJ “Cauliflower” Bee.
In this week’s episode of The Drop, we discuss our favorite albums to hear in late-autumn, usually associated with a full belly, a couch, and some family lingering through the holidays. In addition, we chat about Goose’s 2021 Fall Tour, the new Scorcese biopic about Jerry Garcia, and wrap with a bit of NBA chatter as is becoming commonplace in these parts. Bulls & Knicks, man. Finally, we recommend Osiris Pods + new albums.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
The Tapes Archives - Brad Delp 1978
Lit - My Own Worst Enemy, The Podcast
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Nation Of Language - A Way Forward
Courtney Barnnett - Things Take Time, Take Time
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we turn the clocks back to the week we were each born to chat about the Top Five songs of the week of September 24, 1979 and March 19, 1985. It’s a fun chat that showcases the unique pop music nuances of the eras, while also giving us a chance to be a bit nostalgic about our childhoods. In addition we talk a bit of NBA, share our opinions on the new album rollout from Beach House all while recommending Osiris pods + new albums.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Comes A Time - Jim Belushi
The Jambase Podcast - The Slip’s Brad Barr
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Marissa Nadler - The Path Of The Clouds
SUSS - Night Suite EP
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we deep-dive one of our favorite bands ever, The War On Drugs. Running through their discography we chat about how the band has evolved over the last 15yrs, plus how their newest album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore. In addition we chat about the conclusion of Phish’s Fall 2021 tour, and the onset of the NBA Season. Finally, we share new album recommendations & more!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Undermine: S2E7 - Setbreak
Breaking Waves: E4 - Can You Hear Us? The New Puget Sound
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Dummy - Mandatory Enjoyment
Hand Habits - Fun House
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In this week’s episode of The Drop we don a musical costume & appear as our past selves: Beyond The Pond. Focusing on the Carini from 10/16/2021 & the Piper from 10/23/2021, we explore Phish’s Fall Tour & recommend some new music in the same manner we did from 2017-2020. Hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
The Recovering Catholic w/ Katie Pruitt - Julien Baker
Freak Flag Flying
Album Recommendations:
Alien Invasion:
Oh Sees - Smote Reverser
Tonstartssbandht - Petunia
New Albums:
Grouper - Shade
Parquet Courts - Sympathy For Life
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we chat about the 25th anniversary of Pitchfork & what the site has meant to us over the years, as well as discuss some of our favorite writers and album reviews from over the years. In addition, we chat about books and movies we’re currently consuming, dish about the baseball playoffs, and as always, share new albums recommendations. Finally, we share some fantastic albums from 1961.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Breaking Waves: Seattle
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Vincent Neil Emerson - S/T
BADBADNOTGOOD - Talk Memory
Classic 1961 Albums
Oliver Nelson The Blues and the Abstract Truth
John Coltrane - Ole’
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, we’re joined by one of our good friends, Tim Showalter, of Strand of Oaks to discuss their phenomenal new record, In Heaven. We dive deep into the origins of the album, the influence of Phish, The Sirens of Titan, grief, love, and finding happiness. It’s one the best interviews we’ve ever had, and we’re really excited for you all to hear it.
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Breaking Waves: Seattle is the story of the scene that defined rock in the ‘90s. The show traces the roots of grunge, and details the rise and fall of the Seattle scene, and concludes with a look forward, examining the legacy of grunge and highlighting the current and emerging artists who will create Seattle’s next breaking wave. Produced for Audacy by Osiris Media.
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Dave sits down with cosmic country songwriter Daniel Donato to talk about his influences, his podcast on Osiris Media, The Lost Highway, and his experiences following Phish earlier this year. In addition, they discuss the unique TAB tour which just concluded, the newest Strand of Oaks record, as well as the amazing conclusion to the 2021 MLB season. Finally, they share two new albums they recommend + dip into 1966 for some records they love.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
The Lost Highway w/ Daniel Donato
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Nathan Salsburg - Psalms
Lawrence English - Observation Of Breath
Classic 1966 Albums
Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
The Seeds - The Seeds
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave discuss the 30th anniversary of the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Blood Sugar Sex Magik.” A seminal album for suburban kids in the early-90s, it’s a part of a massive outpouring of grunge/alternative rock from Fall 1991 that helped to shape the 1990s. In addition, we chat about TAB tour, discuss the 2022 Big Ears Festival, share some new music, and hop back to 1971 for a peek into some of the biggest albums of the year.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
The Lost Highway w/ Daniel Donato: Vincent Neil Emerson
Southern Songs & Stories: The Legacy of Willie Nelson on Country Music
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Brandee Younger - Somewhere Different
Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series vol. 16: Springtime In NYC
Classic 1976 Albums
David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name
Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave chat about how we’ve attempted to get our kids into music + how our kids have found their own ways to get into music. In addition, we chat about the Rolling Stone Top 500 Songs of All Time, share some new music & hop back to 1976 for some deep dives into prog!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Highway Butterfly - The Stories of Neal Casal
Brokedown Podcast - Steve Gunn
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Heartless Bastards - A Beautiful Life
Low - HEY WHAT
Classic 1976 Albums
Rush - 2112
Genesis - A Trick Of The Tail
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave open up their YouTube algorithm and share some of their favorite late night concert finds on YouTube. In addition, we discuss the Season 2 Premier of Undermine, share some new music, and highlight some big albums from 1981 + more!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Undermine Season 2 Episode 1: Hey, Check Out This Band
YouTube Recommendations
Pixies - Live at Brixton Academy 1991
REM - 6/9/84 Capitol Theatre Passaic, NJ
U2 - 11/18/87 - LA Memorial Coliseum
Bob Dylan - 1986 - Live From Australia (Hard To Handle)
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Small Reactions - New Age Soul
Steve Gunn - Other You
Classic 1981 Albums
Echo & The Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here
Kraftwerk - Computer World
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave give a primer on how they discover new music & talk about how their own podcasting partnership has brought new music to each of them. In addition, we chat as always about our favorite Osiris Podcasts, plus share new album recs & share our favorite records from 1986 + more!
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Moods & Modes w/ Alex Skolnick - Leslie West Tribute
Burning Ambulance - Andrew Cyrille
Album Recommendations:
New Albums:
Sturgill Simpson - The Ballad of Dood & Juanita
Corntuth - The Desert Is Paper Thin
Summer 1986 Albums
Van Halen - 5150
Bob Dylan - Knocked Out Loaded
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave hop back to 2011 for a deep dive on the changes afoot in music, the fact that so many of our favorite artists released subpar records, and explore the nuances of Phish’s Summer 2011 Tour. In addition, we chat as always about our favorite Osiris Podcasts, plus recommend new albums & share our favorite records from 1991.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Comes A Time - Fred Guttenberg
The JamBase Podcast - Hiss Golden Messenger’s MC Taylor
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Quicksand - Distant Populations
Painted Shrines - Heaven And Holy
Summer 1991 Albums
Fishbone - The Reality Of My Surroundings
U2 - Achtung Baby
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave provide a primer into how to utilize the website, Bandcamp. In addition they discuss themes from Phish’s 2021 Summer Tour. Finally we run through some of our favorite releases from Osiris Media while highlighting two new records they’re digging + continue their dive back through classic albums with a focus on 1996.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
THE RAVE - EPISODE FIFTEEN
Salute The Songbird w/ Maggie Rose - Valerie June
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen - Vol. 1
Foxing - Draw Down The Moon
Summer 2001 Albums
The Wallflowers - Bringing Down The Horse
Soundgarden - Down On The Upside
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In this week’s episode of The Drop, Brian & Dave chat about the first full week of Phish’s Summer 2021 Tour with our good buddy Scottie King. In addition we highlight two Osiris shows we’re really digging as well as run through two of our favorite recent albums + continue back-tracking 5yrs at a time, this time talking about some of our favorite albums from 2001.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Wheels Off w/ Rhett Miller - Erika Wennerstrom
Brokedown Podcast - Dave Harrington of Darkside
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Torres - Thirstier
yes/and - yes/and
Summer 2001 Albums:
The Beta Band - Hot Shots II
Dave Matthews Band - The Lillywhite Sessions
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Welcome back to The Drop! In this week’s episode, Brian & Dave chat about the start of Phish tour as well as the rumblings from U2 camp. In addition they sat down with Osiris Media CEO RJ Bee to discuss Floyd Fest & share his interviews with Goose & Nicole Atkins. Finally, they recommend two new albums while exploring some of their favorite records from Summer 2006, turning fifteen this year.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Freak Flag Flying - Season 2
The Road To Now - Laughing at Stalin w/ Jon Waterlow
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
UVTV - Always Something
DARKSIDE - Spiral
Summer 2006 Albums:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
TV On The Radio - Return To Cookie Mountain
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Welcome back to The Drop! In this week’s episode, Brian & Dave chat about two huge new record releases from The War On Drugs and Bob Dylan, before diving into a larger conversation around how their perspectives towards music have changed since the pandemic. In addition, they recommend two new albums while exploring some of their favorite records from Summer 2011, turning ten this year.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
36 From The Vault - Dick’s Picks 26
Comes A Time - Amir Bar-Lev
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Rose City Band - Earth Trip
Connan Mockasin & Ade - It’s Just Wind
Summer 2016 Albums
Kurt Vile - Smoke Ring For My Halo
Bon Iver - Bon Iver
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Welcome back to The Drop! In this week’s episode, Brian & Dave chat about great music to listen to during a baseball game, discuss Brian’s son’s first rock show & deep-dive Goose! In addition, Brian sits down with Osiris Media’s Managing Director of Production, Matt Dwyer to chat about his experience at Peach Fest plus get a behind the scenes look at the making of Alive Again. Finally, they share New Album Recommendations and celebrate a few Summer 2016 records turning five.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Eric Krasno Plus One - Marco Benevento
Inside The Musician’s Brain - Molly Tuttle
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Quivers - Golden Doubt
Typical Sisters - Love Beam
Summer 2016 Albums
The Hotelier - Goodness, Pt 2
Steve Gunn - Eyes On The Lines
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Welcome back to The Drop! In the first Relaunch episode, Brian & Dave chat through what they’ve been up to these last few months, what concerts they’ve seen/are seeing since reopening started, and reveal their favorite ten albums of 2021 thus far. In addition, they share some of their favorite Osiris Podcasts from the last few weeks, recommend some new albums, shed some light on a few records they think deserve more attention, and recommend two classic Summer Albums.
Osiris Podcast Recommendations:
Alive Again - Episode Four
Festival Circuit (Newport) - Episode One
Late Era - Kate Bush: Aerial
Trick Bag w/ Neil The Night Howler - In The Can
Album Recommendations:
New Album:
Rosali - No Medium
Amaro Freitas - Sankofa
New Underappreciated Record
Split Single - Amplificado
Lightning Bug - A Color Of The Sky
Classic Summer Album Rec
Bruce Hornsby & The Range - Scenes From the Southside (1988)
Jamie xx - In Colour (2015)
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Welcome back to The Drop! Starting Monday, July 12, Brian Brinkman & David Goldstein, former hosts of Beyond The Pond, will take over The Drop for a weekly show featuring artist deep-dives, interviews, new album recs, Osiris Podcast recommendations, and much more!
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Thank you for tuning in! We have a great interview with Stephanie Jenkins, Bill Ryan and Scott Marks of The Mockingbird Foundation, talking about The Mockingbird Sessions (streaming live on Fans.live on June 4-6). We hope you enjoy the conversation and that you can tune in and support Mockingbird.
Also, we'll be undergoing some big and really exciting changes on The Drop, which we'll share with you in just a few days. Until next time...
This week, we have an interview with Ray and Russ of Soule Monde, and a track off of their new album, Mimi Digs It. The record is streaming live, and you can order the vinyl or CD here.
We loved chatting with these guys about their new record, what it’s like to play in a duo, and how their collaboration has evolved over time.
Enjoy, and check out Soule Monde wherever you listen to music. See you soon.
We have a special episode for you today, looking in depth at JamBase's Cluster Flies, the covers compilation reimagining Phish’s album Farmhouse. The limited-edition 3LP release was mastered by engineer Joe Lambert and features custom artwork and a poster created by longtime Phish collaborator Jim Pollock. You can pre-order the LP and Pollock poster here through Monday, May 3, or pre-order the digital version, which will be released on Friday, April 30.
This episode includes an interview with JamBase CEO Dave Onigman, conducted by Dave and Brian from the Undermine team. We also have a song recommendation from Cluster Flies from each member of the Undermine team. We hope you enjoy this amazing compilation.
These Phish covers were recorded by Umphrey’s McGee’s Brendan Bayliss, Club d’Elf, Daniel Donato, Chris Forsyth, Neal Francis, Jennifer Hartswick, Amy Helm, Lindsay Lou, Reed Mathis, White Denim’s James Petralli, Strand Of Oaks, Sylvan Esso, William Tyler, Sadler Vaden, Vetiver, Ryley Walker, and a supergroup led by Tim Palmieri (which includes our very own Amar Sastry).
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Welcome back! We wanted to introduce you to some new shows we have coming from Osiris. Please check these out, and subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
Beautiful Garbage (premieres April 20)
Mystery Mixtape (premieres May 3)
Alive Again (premieres June)
Festival Circuit: Newport (premieres June)
Sugar Maple (premieres October)
Thanks for tuning in, see you soon.
We have a new track from The Accidentals, off of their forthcoming Time Out (Session 1) EP, along with an interview with the band. Hope you enjoy. And here are some of the episodes we thought you might enjoy.
- Junta on Undermine
- Ronnie McCoury on Inside the Musician’s Brain
- Jillette Johnson on Salute the Songbird
- Jamel aka Jamal on No Simple Road
- Billy Strings on Comes A Time
- Blake Mills + Pino Palladnio on Eric Krasno Plus One
- Lauren Groff on Wheels Off with Rhett Miller
- Lotus’ Luke Miller on JamBase Podcast
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Welcome back! This week we bring you an interview with Cristina Vane, and she plays a song off her new record for us. We also talked about new episodes of a bunch of our shows, including:
Briahna Joy Gray on Comes A Time
Chick Corea Remembered on Moods & Modes with Alex Skolnick
Montel Records on Trick Bag
Santana's Supernatural on Late Era
Westward Expansion on Undermine
Kalie Shorr on Salute the Songbird with Maggie Rose
Lespecial on No Simple Road
Cautious Clay on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Patterson Hood on Wheels Off with Rhett Miller
Thanks for listening, see you all next week.
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We had the pleasure of speaking with Veronica, Marlo and Eric of Melt. They just released their first EP, West Side Highway, which showcases their combination of great singing; jazz, rock and soul influences; and fresh takes on psychedelic jams. We play a song off of the EP, and then get into the interview with the band members. We hope you enjoy and get to check out their music.
And please check out all of the amazing new episodes from Osiris. If you love The Drop, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Welcome back. Today is the 3rd anniversary of the launch of Osiris, so we take a minute and look back on the past 3 years. And then there are, of course, Weekend Spins. Enjoy. Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Albums discussed:
- Django Django — Glowing in the Dark
- Wild Pink — A Billion Little Lights
- Echo & the Bunnymen — Porcupine
- Nicolas Jaar — Space Is Only Noise
Here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
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This week we bring you an interview with Andrew Pfeiffer from FeelFree, a great band from the DC area. They just released a new single, Sunday Slow, which you all should check out (available everywhere here).
Also, please check out the amazing new episodes of Salute the Songbird with Maggie Rose; Past, Present, Future, Live!; Eric Krasno Plus One; Undermine; Comes A Time, and lots more from Osiris.
We were in Rolling Stone!
See you all soon.
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We have a bunch of new albums to share with you. Amazing how much music is already coming out this year. We hope you enjoy. And here's a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins, which is updated every week.
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- LNZNDRF — II
- Yasmin Williams — Urban Driftwood
- The Weather Station — Ignorance
- Ryley Walker / Kikagaku Moyo — Deep Fried Grandeur
- Vampire Weekend — 40:42
See you next week!
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We're back with Weekend Spins, this time with our friend Jonathan from Brokedown Podcast and Undermine.
Here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
Albums for this week:
- Fairport Convention—Unhalfbricking
- Buck Curran—No Love Is Sorrow
- Barry Walker, Jr.—Shoulda Zenith
See you next week.
We are back with some great tunes to get you through the weekend. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Please check out:
- Robert Randolph on Eric Krasno Plus One
- Goose on Inside the Musician’s Brain
- Dave Dederer on Past, Present, Future, Live!
- Martina McBride on Salute the Songbird with Maggie Rose
- The Capitol Insurrection on Road To Now
- A.R. Moxon on Across the Margin
Here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
Albums for this week:
- Spencer Cullum—Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection
- Heather Trost—Petrichor
- Neil Young & Crazy Horse—Life
See you next week.
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This week it's just Brian while RJ disappears somewhere. We kick things off with a rundown of a few of the great podcasts put out by Osiris this week before diving into Weekend Spins.
Podcasts Discussed:
Trick Bag w/ Neil The Night Howler
Salute The Songbird w/ Maggie Rose—Jennifer Hartswick
Comes A Time—Capitol Insurrection
Undermine—Trailer
Albums discussed:
Casper Clausen—Better Way
Dexron Douglas & Brandee Younger—Force Majeure
U2—Pop
Here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
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We wanted to bring you some dreamy, interesting, vibey music for winter. Selections are below. Here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which is updated weekly.
Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Also, please check out Salute the Songbird with Maggie Rose!
Albums for this week:
Nathan Salsburg—Landwerk No. 2
FOG—Fogesque
Smog—Red Apple Falls
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We start with some of my favorite podcasts of 2020, then Brian and I bring you some weekend spins that will leave you feeling good and ready for the New Year.
Podcasts discussed:
Floodlines
Make It Up As We Go
Canary
Lost Notes
Wind of Change
Rabbit Hole
Albums for this week:
Goose — Ted Tapes III
Mogadisco — Dancing Mogadishu
Kahil El Zabar — Spirit Groove / America The Beautiful
And here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
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Brian and I are just bringing you Weekend Spins this week. We’ll be back next week as well. Hope everyone had a great holiday, and hope you enjoy the show. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Albums for this week:
Alabaster DePlume — To Cy & Lee - Instrumentals Vol. 1
Matt LaJoie — Everlasting Spring
Jeffrey Silverstein — You Become the Mountain
And here’s an updated playlist with all of the Weekend Spins.
We have a bit of music news and some perspective, and then Weekend Spins. Hope you enjoy.
LivePhish Releases Continue with “Montana” 1994.This week Phish released the 11/28/94 show from Bozeman, Montana. This has the Tweezer that “Montana” from A Live One I taken from.
Evermore and Taylor Swift’s Evolution.Are these two 2020 albums an evolution of her style, or a marketing ploy to get new fans? I have opinions.
Weekend Spins picks for this week:
Soft Machine — Live at the Baked Potato
The Dead Tongues — Transmigration Blues
North Americans — Roped In
And here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
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Today I’m bringing you an interview with Pony Bradshaw, who has an album, Calico Jim, coming out January 29.
We play you the title track, and then Pony and I talk about his songwriting, the complicated history of the South, his musical inspirations, and more.
We’ll see you back here on Saturday. Thanks for tuning in. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
New podcast episodes for you, and Weekend Spins!
Great interviews
Joey Burns on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Angus Young on The Tapes Archive
John Oates on Eric Krasno Plus One
Jonathan Wilson on The JamBase Podcast
Alan and Neal Evans on Comes A Time
Phish!
Undermine is coming!
Ben Atkind of Goose on Helping Friendly Podcast
The Went Gin on Beyond the Pond
Tom Marshall on Phemale-Centrics
8/28/97 on The Daily Soundcheck
Grateful Dead!
Erik Jensen on Brokedown Podcast
Owsley Stanley Foundation on No Simple Road
Weekend Spins picks for this week
Katie Pruitt — Expectations
Real Estate — The Main Thing
Blake Mills — Mutable Set
And here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
Here’s the episode of Brokedown Podcast with Alex Bleeker of Real Estate.
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Here are the podcasts we wanted to highlight for you all. And Weekend Spins!
Jessica Dobson on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Mountains in the Mist Lyrics on Under the Scales
Billy Joel’s Fantasies & Delusions on Late Era
Jessica Kirson on Comes A Time
Eddie Van Halen Tribute Pt. 2 on Moods & Modes
Reggie Watts on Eric Krasno Plus One
Weekend Spins picks for this week:
Winston C.W. — “Good Guess”
Aoife Nessa Frances — “Land Of No Junction”
Ezra Feinberg — “Recumbent Speech”
And here’s a playlist with all of the Weekend Spins recommendations, which will be updated every week.
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Welcome to your weekend! We update you on podcasts of the week from Osiris, and then share new Weekend Spins. We also have a chat about the confluence of the pandemic, studio sessions, documentaries, and the future of live music.
If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Larkin Poe on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Bill Walton on Comes A Time
Blazing a New Path with Keller Williams on No Simple Road
Zachary Cale on Brokedown Podcast
Denise Kaufman on Eric Krasno Plus One
Heather McDougal on Phemale-Centrics
Weekend Spins picks for this week:
Bill Callahan — “Gold Record”
The War on Drugs — “Live Drugs”
The Stills-Young Band — Long May You Run”
If you haven’t seen the Long Pond Studio Sessions, you should, and definitely check out the track “Exile” with Bon Iver.
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We run down the podcasts of the week from Osiris and then get you some new tunes to listen to this weekend. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Your week in podcasts:
Eddie Van Halen Tribute on Moods & Modes with Alex Skolnick.
Dick’s Picks Vol. 18 (2.3.78 + 2.5.78) on 36 From the Vault.
Cory Wong on Vulfpeck on Eric Krasno Plus One.
11.14.95 Stash on Beyond the Pond.
MC Taylor on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Trackstar The DJ on Comes A Time.
And, of course, Weekend Spins. The albums we discuss with Brian this week are Charlie Kaplan: “Sunday,” Bing Satellites: The Ambient Archives - August 2019,” and Miles Davis & John Coltrane: The Final Tour - The Bootleg Series Vol. 6. We hope you enjoy!
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Today I'm bringing you an interview and a new track from the Nashville-based soul/rock band Lady Couch. This band was formed by Keshia Bailey and Allen Thompson, and their new single, Good God, is included in this episode as well.
We talked about the genesis of their band, and of this track, when both Allen and Keshia were in the midst of failed relationships. But they also found some hope in this song, as they found themselves trapped in a post-pandemic world. The song, to them, helps communicate that although we are heading through the darkness, we're also moving to the light. We hope you enjoy!
We have a few new podcast episodes to tell you about, and I share an exclusive song from Past, Present, Future, Live! after the quick rundown. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts.
Dave Schools on Comes A Time. Mike and Oteil welcome legendary bass player Dave Schools of Widespread Panic. They talk a lot of music, of course, and Dave shares his approach to consuming media and how his political views have evolved since his childhood in Richmond, Virginia, as the three cover the current political climate and the polarization we see today. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Series Finale of Politics of Truth. On this final episode, we wrap up the 2020 election with two of our favorite returning guests, Washington Post Bob Costa and Mark McKinnon, a veteran political advisor, former musician, and co-host of Showtime’s The Circus. We try to make some sense of the electoral warfare being waged on the results of the presidential election, and who it’s playing to. We also consider the historic turnout numbers across the country combined with razor thin margins in so many races, and unpack the tribal allegiances behind what look like Democrat/Republican splits.
Weekend Spins. This week we have three more albums from our buddy Brian Brinkman. The albums discussed are Colter Wall’s “Western Swing & Waltzes and Other Punchy Songs,” Kevin Morby’s “Sundowner,” and FJ McMahon’s “Spirit Of The Golden Juice.” Let us know what you think of these albums!
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We have a few new podcast episodes to tell you about, and I share an exclusive song from Past, Present, Future, Live! after the quick rundown. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts.
Ryley Walker Talks Jimmy Buffett on Late Era.The guys are joined by special guest Ryley Walker to discuss the long, strange career of beach bum icon Jimmy Buffett. Exploring the longevity of his brand and the cult-like devotion of the Parrothead community, we dive into his 1996 album “Banana Wind,” a collection featuring a legendary steel drum player, a rap verse, and a song about an unfortunate plane ride with Bono that ended in gunfire. Subscribe to Late Era.
Umphrey’s McGee’s Jake Cinninger on Eddie Van Halen.In this new episode, Rob and Seth catch up with Jake Cinninger about one of his elite guitar heroes, Eddie Van Halen. Subscribe to Inside Out with Turner and Seth.
Steep Canyon Rangers on Southern Songs and Stories.Host Joe Kendrick talks with Woody Platt and Graham Sharp, and they play a snippet of their song “Honey On My Tongue” from WNCW. Jacob Groopman of the band Front Country joins along the way, and we get a word from Steve Martin as well. Subscribe to Southern Songs and Stories.
Nicole Atkins PPFL Performance.People have been absolutely loving the performance by Nicole Atkins on Past, Present, Future, Live! We are including an audio version of the first song she played on the podcast, but you can watch videos of all of her songs here. And please subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!
Mike Gordon and Leo Kottke on Talkhouse Podcast.Our friends at Talkhouse have an episode we think you might like. Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon talk about their new album, “Noon,” which just came out on CD and vinyl. They talk about their musical origin stories, what The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir taught Mike, Leo’s tricks to never playing predictably, Trey’s one book recommendation and a lot more.
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We have a bunch of amazing new episodes to tell you about. Appreciate you tuning back in. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts.
Nicole Atkins on Past, Present, Future, Live!This is a really fun one. I talked with Nicole Atkins, whose musical approach has combined 50s-style crooning with psychedelia, soul, and 80s punk, all of which help to create her truly unique sound. She tells us some great stories, and her performances are truly stunning. Watch her performances here. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!
November 1995 on Helping Friendly Podcast.In another collaboration with our friends at Under the Scales and Beyond the Pond, we're turning our attention to November 1995. Jonathan, Matt, Brad and RJ each chose one jam that we thought captures the spirit of the month, and we talk the tour overall, some other special moments, and more. Here is our November 1995 playlist. Subscribe to Helping Friendly Podcast.
Bela Fleck on Eric Krasno Plus One.This week, Eric talks with legendary banjo player Béla Fleck, whose innovative style and extensive discography have cemented his legacy in the bluegrass community and beyond. The old friends talk about the impact of a lack of touring on their lives, and go in-depth on Fleck’s detailed and distinguished musical career. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
California Dreamin’ on Brokedown Podcast.On a new episode, Jonathan has two interviews, one with Farmer Dave Scher (Beachwood Sparks, The Skiffle Players) and one with Dan Horne (Circles Around The Sun, Grateful Shred). Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast.
WaterWheel Foundation Volunteer on Phemale-Centrics. Subscribe to Phemale-Centrics.
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This week we have a new fun episode for you, and some new tunes from Weekend Spins. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts.
Jonny Podell on Comes A Time.Mike and Oteil welcome Jonny Podell, a veteran music agent whose clients have included the Allman Brothers Band, Cyndi Lauper, Peter Gabriel, George Harrison, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, among many others. Jonny shares tales of debaucherous nights with musical greats and the dark depths of his addiction. He also describes his awakening, discovering meditation, and finding sobriety, joy, and inspiration.
Weekend Spins. Brian is back to give us a few recommendations for the weekend. Hope you enjoy. The albums discussed are Josh Johnson’s Freedom Exercise, Mary Lattimore’s Silver Ladders, and Randy Newman’s Land of Dreams.
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Hope everyone is holding up out there. We have some great new episodes to bring you today. If you like what we do, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Brad Sands on Under the Scales.As part of the collaboration between Under the Scales, HF Pod and Beyond the Pond, we bring you the first episode focused on November ’95. This interview features Tom talking to Phish’s former Tour Manager Brad Sands. They discuss the influence Phish’s Halloween cover of The Who’s Quadrophenia for Halloween that year, and how Phish continued to evolve during this time. Subscribe to Under the Scales.
Ani DiFranco on Eric Krasno Plus One.This is a fun one. Eric talks to Ani about her amazing career, from helping to usher in the DIY music movement to her recent releases focused on activism and social consciousness. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
David Lemieux on 36 From the Vault.Very cool episode this week as Steven and Rob are joined by Dead Archivist, David Lemieux, who made this his first pick in the series, for a fantastic conversation about the Grateful Dead organization and his approach to picking releases. The show examined is Dick’s Picks 17, from Boston, 9/25/91. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault.
Bahamas on Inside Out wTnS.On this latest episode, Seth and Rob sit down with one of Seth’s favorite musical artists, Bahamas. This is the performance name for Afie Jurvanen, a Canadian singer/songwriter. The band’s fifth release, Sad Hunk, is a continuation of their great studio career. Afie shares some insight on specific songs on the record, and elaborates on how his songwriting process has evolved. Subscribe to Inside Out wTnS.
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We have a brand new segment for you all, and we’ll hopefully be doing this every week. And a bunch of new episodes. Let us know what you think. And please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, if you like what we do!
Tony Trischka on Comes A Time.
Aerosmith on Late Era.
MC Taylor of Hiss Golden Messenger on JamBase Podcast.
Wood & Wire on Brokedown Podcast.
Jenna Lebowitz on Groove Therapy.
Weekend Spins! Our friend Brian Brinkman will join us each week, giving us three recommendations for weekend listening. This week’s picks are Gunn-Truscinski Duo’s “Soundkeeper,” Oneohtrix Point Never’s “Oneohtrix Point Never,” and Bob Dylan’s “Modern Times.” We hope you like this segment, let us know!
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Hope everyone is doing well! If you want to enter our poster contest, give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Also, if you want to enter our Halloween costume contest, check out the details, and my Hall & Oates tribute, here.
Alex Skolnick on Past, Present, Future, Live!This week’s guest is Alex Skolnick, who was in the metal band Testament in the late 1980s, touring the world with legendary bands like Megadeth, and ended up moving to New York to change his life and his musical style. Lots of great discussion, and live tunes, too! Learn more about Alex’s podcast, Moods & Modes. And subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!
Steven Hyden and Radiohead on Under the Scales. As the last installment of the Fall 2000 theme, Tom talks with Steven about his new book, This Isn’t Happening, and about the making of Kid A, which was released in October 2000. Subscribe to Under the Scales.
Theo Katzman on Eric Krasno Plus One.This week, Eric speaks with the multi-instrumentalist of Vulfpeck, who plays drums, guitar and sings. If you know anything about this band, it’s probably that they push boundaries. Eric and Theo talk about pushing the boundaries of music while still remaining true to the craft. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
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A lot of new stuff to share with you today. If you want to enter our poster contest, give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Also, if you want to enter our Halloween costume contest, check out the details, and my Hall & Oates tribute, here.
George Wallace on Comes A Time.This week, Mike and Oteil talk with legendary comedian George Wallace, who has been doing comedy for over 40 years. From his early friendship with Jerry Seinfeld, to a long career in stand up in LA, George has been making audiences laugh for a long time. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires on Southern Songs and Stories.Host Joe Kendrick has a special episode, talking with Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires, one of the most celebrated couples in music. Subscribe to Southern Songs and Stories.
Jonathan Karl + Susan King on Politics of Truth. Guest host Doug Heye of CNN takes over hosting duties for Bob Crawford, and he talks to two very experienced political journalists, Susan King and Jonathan Karl. They talk about covering the White House as an enemy of the White House, and the optimism that comes from working with aspiring journalists. Subscribe to Politics of Truth.
Lizard Liberation Library Book Club. You may know the folks from Phans for Racial Equity, a volunteer group that promotes racial equity within the jamband community. They are starting a book club for anyone who wants to learn with others from key anti-racist texts and authors. Click here to learn more.
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Welcome back, we hope you all are enjoying The Drop. Leave us a review and win a limited edition Osiris poster. We have some amazing new episodes to tell you about!
John Oates on PPFL.We’re excited to kick off Season Two with our special guest John Oates. Of course, he is best known for his work with Hall and Oates, and he’s made a bunch of solo records as well. We talk about the formation of Hall and Oates, the peak of stardom, and starting over and getting back to his musical roots. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live! And check out John’s videos here.
Fall 2000 on Beyond the Pond.This is the third installment of the Fall 2000 collaboration between our Phish podcasts. Dave and Brian attack the Phoenix Guy Forget, a legendary jam from this tour. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond.
Dick’s Picks from 1969 on 36 From the Vault.We are into the Primal Dead era this time. Steve and Rob take us into Dick’s Picks 16 from the Fillmore in San Francisco, 11/7-11/8/69. This is just a couple weeks before Altamont, the end of the 60s, and the band is in a period of growth and transition. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault.
Son Little on Eric Krasno Plus One.A really cool episode this week, with Eric talking to his friend and collaborator Son Little. They chat about Son’s creative process, coming up out of the hip-hop and EDM scene in Philly thanks to RJD2 and The Roots, and the songs on Son’s latest album Aloha. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
Bobby Talk on Brokedown Podcast.On this episode, Jonathan is joined by Alex Wise, a musician, radio host and Dead fan. They talk all about Bobby and share some tunes as well. Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast.
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Liz Dozier on Comes A Time.This week, Mike and Oteil are joined by Liz Dozier, who tells the story of how she turned a Chicago high school around, which led her to start Chicago Beyond, an organization that invests in youth education. Liz discusses the challenges that kids face across the country, and why we need to think deeply about what they’re going through before we make any judgments. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Keller Williams on Groove Therapy. This week, Taraleigh and Leah chat with Keller Williams about the current state of live music and how it is has impacted him as a performer. He highlights the upside to starting over in the post COVID era and ways he has continued creating connections with fans in the digital world. Subscribe to Groove Therapy.
We Made You A Song.This is a podcast that is not part of Osiris, but is really interesting and different. It’s made by The Steel Wheels, a bluegrass band based in Virginia, and is all based on songs that their fans commissioned. Check it out!
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Some new podcast episodes to share, and please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you tag us and share your review, we'll enter you into a contest to win a limited-edition Osiris poster.
Past, Present, Future, Live! Season Two. We’re excited to share the trailer for Season Two of Past, Present, Future, Live! The first episode will come out next Tuesday, October 20, with John Oates. We have a bunch of other amazing interviews coming this season, which you can hear in this trailer. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!
October 2000 on Helping Friendly Podcast.The team at HF Pod is back to bring our installment of the Fall 2000 collaborative project. We had a guest, Justin Bruce, who’s been on before and has been listening to all of 2000 Phish. Subscribe to Helping Friendly Podcast.
Cher’s “Believe” on Late Era.This week, the guys are joined by Rolling Stone staff writer Brittany Spanos for an episode that’s all about Cher. Her career is full of comebacks, and 1998’s Believe, her biggest album ever, released over three decades into her career. Subscribe to Late Era.
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We hope you’re doing well. If you like what we do, leave us a review! Tell a friend! If you leave us a review and tell a friend about us, we’ll put you in a running to get a limited edition Osiris poster.
Jeff Bhasker on Eric Krasno Plus One.On this episode of Plus One, Eric talks to record producer Jeff Bhasker, who has won Grammys for his work with Kanye West, Bruno Mars & Mark Ronson, fun., and more. Eric and Jeff have been friends since college, when he was a jazz-obsessed keyboardist studying all forms of music but without a concept for what he’d make on his own. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
Ronny Chieng on Comes A Time.We wanted to tell you about a new episode, with Mike and Oteil talking to comedian Ronny Chieng. Ronny talks about what he’s been doing during the COVID lockdown, how his live performances have changed, and what production for television and film is like now. They discuss the worst gigs they’ve done, the importance of self-awareness, and why Americans should be required to live in another country for a period of time. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Phish Chef on Eat It, Virginia Podcast.A fan of our shows and a reporter and podcaster himself, Scott Wise, talked with Jim Hamilton, who is the touring chef after the band met him at the Baker's Dozen. [He launched Sous Casa, delivering frozen burritos to homes in and around Richmond. Hamilton talks about his new business, his time on the road with some of the world's biggest musical acts, and is extremely patient while Scott (a Phish fan) asks too many fanboy questions.]
Trey and The Beacon Jams.ICYMI, you gotta check out the audio from the show, available on LivePhish. He’ll be doing live shows every Friday at 8pm on Twitch. And it all benefits a good cause, the Divided Sky Fund.
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We are here to bring you music interviews, new music and to tell you about new podcasts from Osiris. If you like what we do, leave us a review! Tell a friend! If you leave us a review and tell a friend about us, we’ll put you in a running to get a limited edition Osiris poster.
Pete Rouse on Politics of Truth.Bob is joined by former Counselor to President Obama and a man whose government experience is so widely respected that he’s known as “the 101st Senator.” Pete talks about his experience and his surprising role in reuniting the Grateful Dead, and about the 2020 election. Subscribe to Politics of Truth.
Eric Renner Brown on Brokedown Podcast.Jonathan talks with Eric, who is a writer and editor for Pollstar and who has written for publications like Time Magazine, People Magazine and Rolling Stone. And of course, he’s a Deadhead. Lots of music too! Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast.
David Gans on Daddy Unscripted.This new episode features the host, Tim, talking with David Gans, who’s a musician, author, photographer, and host of The Grateful Dead Hour. Although Tim typically talks to other dads, this is just a talk about music. Subscribe to Daddy Unscripted.
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We have a bunch of great new episodes for you today. Hope you enjoy. And if you like The Drop, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcsts.
Fall 2000 on Under the Scales.As part of the Osiris project on Fall 2000, Tom brings you two amazing interviews. Part 1 features Andy Gadiel, the co-founder of JamBase, who was at every show for the latter part of the Fall 2000 tour. Part 2 features John Paluska, Phish’s first manager. John sheds light on Phish’s decision to take their first hiatus after playing hard on the road for 17 years. Subscribe to Under the Scales.
Radiohead Discussed on 36 From the Vault.This week’s episode features a slight diversion focused on Radiohead. Steve and Rob look at their 2006 Bonnaroo set, and explore the ways the band structures their gigs, their approach to road-testing songs, and their own brand of experimentation within their live show. Check out Steven’s new book on Radiohead’s Kid A as well. And subscribe to 36 From the Vault.
Roy Wood, Jr. on Comes A Time.On this latest episode, Mike and Oteil talk with comedian Roy Wood Jr. Roy shares what quarantine has been like as a comedian, his early experiences doing stand-up in the South, and what he’s picked up from musicians about the art of performance. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Andy Frasco on Eric Krasno Plus One.On this episode, Eric talks to the keyboardist and frontman Andy Frasco & The U.N. They talk about how Andy got into the music business and the jam scene, and how his band became a fan favorite on the live music and festival circuit. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
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Some new episodes for you to enjoy. Thanks for tuning in. You'll hear a segment of the Late Era episode after the intro.
Happy Birthday, Trey on Helping Friendly Podcast.On this latest episode, we went through the archives to find some awesome Trey moments that we all appreciated to make a special birthday episode. Lots of discussion and music. Subscribe to HF Pod.
Jethro Tull Goes Digital on Late Era.This week, the guys look at Jethro Tull’s final album, at least to date, called J-Tull Dot Com. The album title also served as an ad for the band’s then-new official website. A truly strange album, it features occasional lyrics about e-mail, tons of flute solos (naturally), a Donald Trump reference, and one of the most heinous album covers ever released. Subscribe to Late Era.
Above the Waves on Touchdowns All Day. Guest Max Dawson joins Barber to do a deep dive on Above the Waves, a part of the Hot Air Balloon opera that Barber composed. They talk about different versions of the song, bring in snippets from other band members, and of course play jams as well. This is a two-part episode. Subscribe to Touchdowns All Day.
Fall 2014 Crosseyed & Painless on Beyond the Pond.This new episode focuses on the Crosseyed & Painless from Eugene, Oregon on 10/17/14. This was the Fall Tour opener, which had a hazy jam which matches the locale and autumnal vibe of the west coast tour. It’s one of the most underrated jams of the entire 3.0 era, and a precursor to the nuanced jamming styles of the Fall 2014 Tour. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond.
Black Sabbath on Tapes Archive.Sabbath’s bassist, Geezer Butler, talked in 1992 about his work with Ozzy, his solo career, making the Wayne’s World soundtrack, Black Sabbath’s musical influences and tour, and more. Subscribe to The Tapes Archive.
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Today I'm bringing you an interview with Billy Bright, mandolin player from Wood & Wire. They just released their second album, No Matter Where It Goes from Here, on August 28.
We talked a lot about the new album, influences, the evolution of bluegrass, the Dead and Phish, and a lot more. And after the interview you'll hear a track from the new album. Enjoy!
Welcome back, thanks for tuning in. Lots of great new podcast episodes today from Osiris — hope you enjoy!
Bob Weir on Politics of Truth.This week Bob welcomes back Bob Costa of the Washington Post, and the two of them speak with the legendary Bob Weir. They talk about a lot of stuff, including not being on the road, his love for California, and the political relevance today of some old Grateful Dead tunes. Subscribe to Politics of Truth.
Randy Jackson on Eric Krasno Plus One. There’s a lot to love about this latest episode where Eric sits down to talk to Randy Jackson, the bassist, producer, and TV personality. He’s played with everyone from Aretha Franklin to Bruce Springsteen and many others—and he talks to Eric about his journey, in more ways than one. We also hear a special story about the naming of Eric’s new baby. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
Atonal Phish with The Ravine.Host Brian Brinkman is back with another episode. This late-night, stumble upon a radio station style show is really cool and I look forward to new episodes every month. This edition has a clip from a jam as far back as 1987 and as recent as 2018. Subscribe to The Ravine.
Jim & Nell Band on No Simple Road.The crew speaks with Jim of the Jim & Nell Band, which is a band that plays bluegrass and beyond. Jim has his roots deep in the Grateful Dead Family playing with the likes of David Grisman in The David Grisman Bluegrass Experience. Jim takes on on a conversational journey through his illustrious career, meeting the love of his life and making beautiful music together, and how Jim and Nell give back to the communities that have given so much to them. Subscribe to No Simple Road.
ICYMI: Tom & RJ Interview.As we mentioned last week, Tom and I were interviewed for “The Smartest People in the Room,” which you can check out now on the link above. In that interview, we talk about our new partnership with Premier Music Group, which is very exciting.
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Mental Health on Comes A Time.Mike and Oteil sat down with Dr. Chayim Newman and Zack Borer, who work with non-profit Backline to provide mental health care services to musicians and music industry folk. After 7 months of the global pandemic affecting the lives of millions, with a country growing in polarization and turmoil as we near an election, mental health in the US and around the world has certainly taken a hit. Zack and Chayim share the mental health trends they’ve noticed within themselves and their patients this year, and thoughts on how we can use our challenges for growth. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Doc Watson on Southern Songs and Stories.In this episode of Southern Songs and Stories, host Joe Kendrick brings you a one-of-a-kind performance from Doc Watson. Instead of playing music, Doc tells stories. At this time, Doc was 66 years old, had 4 Grammy awards, and MerleFest had just started. You’ll hear from Over Home producer Taylor Barnhill about his live series as well as we journey back to Doc’s performance on May 27, 1989, on the campus of Isothermal Community College in Spindale, NC. All this has been lying dormant for more than three decades, until now. Subscribe to Southern Songs and Stories.
Christian McBride on Burning Ambulance.Host Phil Freeman interviews Christian McBride—one of the most widely recorded bass players in jazz. He’s been on more than 300 albums as a sideman, and has won six Grammys. This year alone, he’s put out three major projects. In February, he released one called The Movement Revisited, a large-scale project that paints sonic portraits of Black political and cultural icons Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali and Barack Obama, mixing orchestral jazz with narration. Subscribe to Burning Ambulance.
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We have something a little different today. We love to highlight people who are making interesting music whenever we can. Today we’re going to introduce you to Bloom Fields.
I was connected with a musician and music fan, Chris, who writes music under the name Bloom Fields. We talk about the making of his album, Summative Assessments, and we share a track from his new album. We hope you enjoy. Please give us a review if you like what we do here!
New episodes!
Iowa Candiate on Politics of Truth. This week, Bob is talking to Bob’s guest this week is JD Scholten, the Democratic candidate for Congress in Iowa’s 4th district. He expected to be facing Steve King, but he’s now facing Randy Feenstra. JD explains how his agricultural district has been hit hard by the trade war, and why a promise to his grandmother that he’d save his family farm pushed him to run for office. Subscribe to Politics of Truth.
Dick Latvala’s Stash on Brokedown Podcast.This episode features a chat with three fans who have a unique responsibility. Toni Fishman and Jason Scheuner own Dick Latvala’s archive and, with the help of Scott Medeiros, they are cataloging, and transferring the rich wealth oof recordings therein. Jonathan talks to them about their work, and there’s a lot of Grateful Dead music as well. Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast. You can support Jonathan’s music here.
HeadCount on Comes A Time.We have another brand new episode of Comes A Time, this time talking with HeadCount. At this point in the election of 2020, we think it’s important to make sure everyone knows how to vote, where to vote, and how to get more information about the issues. Oteil and Mike go deep into voting, HeadCount and the election. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
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HeadCount on Comes A Time.We have another brand new episode of Comes A Time, this time talking with HeadCount. At this point in the election of 2020, we think it’s important to make sure everyone knows how to vote, where to vote, and how to get more information about the issues. Oteil and Mike go deep into voting, HeadCount and the election. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
Leaves Lyric Dive on Under the Scales.Tom and I got to go into depth on this great song from Sigma Oasis. We talked about how the lyrics came together from a few different poems, and about the political and environmental meanings in the song. And we talk about whether or not it feels like David Bowie. Subscribe to Under the Scales. Also, if you’re not a Reefer, you can join now and get your episodes a day early, and ad free.
Ziggy Marley on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric and Ziggy go deep, just in time for the release of Ziggy’s new album, “More Family Time,” which dropped on September 18. It’s a follow up to Ziggy’s 2009 “Family Time” record which was inspired by his daughter Judah, and the new release features tracks with Ben Harper, Sheryl Crow, Alanis Morissette and many more. Ziggy and Eric also discuss his philanthropic work, the struggle between conscious and commercial music, and where his name really comes from. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One.
Dick’s Picks 15 from 1977 on 36 From the Vault.Rob and Steven are back to explore this release from Englishtown, NJ on 9/3/77. One of the biggest Dead shows of all time, we dive back into 1977, hearing the band play a greatest hits type of show following their cancelled Summer Tour after Mickey’s car accident. Highlighted by tight playing and a killer setlist, it’s one of the most popular Dick’s Picks ever released. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault.
Tom and RJ on Smartest People In The Room.If you’re interested in joining us for our interview, it’s today at 2pm ET. Join and ask questions!
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Hope everyone has a great weekend. A few new episodes to share, plus a snippet of one of them.
Chris Shiflett on Politics of Truth.This week Bob talks to the Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett. Chris is also a podcaster and solo artist. Bob talks to Chris about how music created his social consciousness as a young kid and how playing music around the world exposed him to new perspectives that shaped his own political identity, and they talk about the 2020 election. Subscribe to Politics of Truth.
Phil Cook on JamBase Podcast.Andy Kahn talked with Phil about his solo work, his work with Hiss Golden Messenger and Megafaun, his work with Oliver Wood, and more. Phil also talks about meeting Col. Bruce Hampton at a H.O.R.D.E. Tour show in 1997. And another reminder about the JamBase Video Archive. Subscribe to the JamBase Podcast.
Reed Mathis on Groove Therapy.In a two-part episode, Taraleigh and Leah talk to Reed Mathis. Both episodes are live now. Reed, as you probably know, is a bass player and the genius behind Electric Beethoven. He’s also played with Paul Simon, the Dead and others. They talk with Reed about a lot, including how the nervous system reacts to music, psychedelics, live music as a potential for trauma and grief resolution and insecure attachment, including a story from Reed about his own healing through live music and how he uses Electric Beethoven as a means of healing for others. Subscribe to Groove Therapy.
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A couple new podcast episodes today and a snippet we want you to hear!
Paul Simon’s ‘Surprise’ with Tim Heidecker on Late Era.In this new episode, the guys are joined by special guest Tim Heidecker, who helps them go deep on Paul Simon’s ‘Surprise,’ a 2006 collaboration with Brian Eno that paired Simon’s classic folk-pop songwriting with slick electronica, adding breakbeats and synthesizers to musings about spirituality, aging, and the afterlife. They also discuss Tim’s new album Fear of Death, and the ways that Simon has influenced his own songwriting. Subscribe to Late Era.
Important Discussion of Race on Comes A Time.This week, it’s just Mike and Oteil, talking about the activists and change makers who have fought against racism throughout history, and what’s needed to change the racism that exists deep within our system. Oteil talks about his family history and his own experiences with racism, explains the “one drop” rule, and why we all need to educate ourselves in order to understand the issues and ultimately, effect change. Subscribe to Comes A Time.
We stand with the ongoing protests against police violence and racial injustice. We encourage you to consider donating to organizations like Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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A few new episodes to share with you today, along with some music. If you like what we do here at The Drop, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, or follow us on Spotify.
Kitchen Dwellers on No Simple Road.Max Davies from Kitchen Dwellers is this week’s guest. This is a great bluegrass band from Montana. They have high-energy shows and a unique approach to traditional music that fans have dubbed “Galaxy Grass.” Max talks about recording in the middle of nowhere in a tiny cabin, the evolution of the Kitchen Dweller sound, what has influenced his journey in music, and a whole lot more. Subscribe to No Simple Road.
Great First Sets of Phish on Helping Friendly Podcast. This week, we’re revisiting an episode from early 2018 when our friend Ben joined us to discuss the best first sets Phish has played. We talked about what makes a great first set, how the amazing moments in first sets have evolved over time, and finish by talking about the state of the band just after the monumental year of 2017 came to a close. Subscribe to HF Pod. Oh and Grady’s! Use promo code HFP20 for 20% off your first order. If you want to know which show the music is from, let us know :)
Guided by Voices on The Tapes Archive.In this episode, we hear from one of the most prolific songwriters of the past 30 years, Robert Pollard. At the time of this interview in 1995, he was 37 years old and was promoting an upcoming concert in Indianapolis. In the interview, Pollard talks about the collectability of his records and “hoarding” a few himself, the business side of making money in the music biz, who he thinks is a creep, and how he gives hope to all other garage musicians. Subscribe to The Tapes Archive.
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We have a bunch of new podcast episodes to tell you about. And as I mentioned, our Phish podcasts will be doing a collaboration—here’s the video, in case you missed it. If you like what we're doing here, give us a review!
Victoria Canal on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric welcomes his friend, singer-songwriter Victoria Canal. Really cool conversation with a young artist. She grew up across three continents and moved every year, and used songwriting to channel her fears of not fitting in. Her newest EP, Victoria, released on August 28th, represents a giant step forward for Canal as a writer and producer, and the resulting tracks convey a maturity far beyond her 22 years. We include a piece of the interview here, and please subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One!
90s Britpop on Beyond the Pond.This week, Dave and Brian look at the brief, brilliant peak of 1990s Britpop, exploring the foundations of the genre, the firework of a peak, the bands that defined it, and the post-Britpop era in popular rock. They look at bands like Oasis, Blur, Pulp and more. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond here.
Steven Hyden on Across the Margin.You all know Steven from his podcasts 36 From the Vault, Celebration Rock and others, and from his books Twilight of the Gods and Your Favorite Band is Killing Me. He’s interviewed here by Michael Shields about his newest book, coming out this month, This Isn’t Happening, Radiohead’s Kid A and The Beginning of the 21st Century. Michael and Steven talk about this book, which explores the making and meaning of Radiohead’s groundbreaking, controversial, revolutionary album. Subscribe to Across the Margin here.
Erika Wennerstrom on Inside Out wTnS.On a new episode, Rob and Seth chat with Erika Wennerstrom of the Heartless Bastards. They just released the single, “Revolution,” which will be part of the first full-length release from Heartless Bastards in over five years. Subscribe to Inside Out wTnS here.
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Gathering of Nations Powwow on Comes A Time. In this episode, Oteil and Mike welcome Dr. Lita & Derek Mathews, founders of the Gathering of Nations Powwow, along with their daughter Melonie Mathews. They discuss the beginnings of the Gathering of Nations, the importance of the Powwow and the sharing of oral history in Native American communities, and how the Powwow culture shares similarities to the Grateful Dead community.
Heads Talking.This is a segment of No Simple Road that just involves conversations among the hosts about what’s going on in the world. Given the fires ravaging the West, including where the NSR team is based, in Oregon, Aaron shares some love for those affected by the wildfires and offers a little insight into how we can move forward through the pain and uncertainty to find healing.
Weekend Livestreams.As you may already know, there are a few awesome shows happening this weekend, including a pair of Goose shows at the socially-distant drive-in in Yarmouth, MA. There will also be livestreams from John Scofield Trio, Amanda Shires, Dumpstaphunk, and the Capitol Theater’s 8th Anniversary livestream.
JamBase Video Archive. Another reminder about the amazing live video archive that JamBase has put together. One thing they wrote about this week is the collection of non-Grateful Dead covers that JRAD has done. This includes videos of covers of The Band, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and many more. Just another example of the vast video collection over at JamBase.
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There’s a lot of incredible stuff this week, and we hope you all get to listen to all of these amazing episodes.
Peter Shapiro on Eric Krasno Plus One.This week Eric welcomes venue owner, concert promoter, festival creator, entrepreneur and all around cool guy Peter Shapiro, owner of Brooklyn Bowl and the Capitol Theatre as well as the force behind the Lockn’ Festival, The Jammys, and Fare Thee Well. Eric and Peter have known each other for a long time, they talk about the Wetlands days with Soulive, the Brooklyn Bowl, taking big risks to create amazing new concert experiences, and what they expect for the future of live music.
Dick’s Picks 14 on 36 From the Vault.Rob and Steven jump into Dick’s Picks Vol. 14, from the Boston Music Hall on November 30 and December 2, 1973. The first ever four-disc Dick’s Picks, this dives back into the world of 1973. They discuss these four discs in detail, including a wonderful Weather Report Suite > Dark Star Jam > Eyes of the World, and about this era in general and their appreciation for Dick Latvala.
Bob Lefsetz on Under the Scales.On this new episode, Tom talks with Bob Lefsetz, music industry analyst, author, podcaster and Phish fan about the state of music in the world today. If you’re not familiar, Bob has a newsletter, called the Lefsetz Letter, that’s prolific and smart and controversial, and a must-read in my opinion. He also has a podcast about the music industry.
Kenny Roby on No Simple Road. You might remember my brief conversation with Kenny Roby on this show recently, when we talked about his new album, The Reservoir. The NSR crew goes into depth with Kenny about his first solo album in seven years, befriending and working with Neal Casal, Dave Schools stepping in to help manifest the vision of the new tunes, dealing with loss and struggle, and more.
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Last week I talked about how there weren’t as many streams as usual, but that’s changed this weekend. We want to share two new podcast episodes and fill you in on all the streams happening this weekend. Oh, and we have a surprise live track at the end.
Aqueous Drive In with Mike Gantzer. Host Myke Menio welcomes guitarist Mike Gantzer for part one of what will be a five-part series on their drive-in shows from this summer. Mike talks about the music, and brings incredible insight about what made these shows so special. Part one is focused on the 6/19 show.
Zach Gill on JamBase Podcast.This new episode of the podcast features Scott Bernstein in conversation with Zach. They talk about his upcoming solo album, Cocktail Yoga, a mostly instrumental album.
JamBase Video Archive.We wanted to remind you about this brand new video portal launched by our friends at JamBase. They have close to 100,000 live music videos. You can watch live music by tons of bands with filters for songs, years, durations, type of video, and a lot more.
Streams Galore!This weekend is chock full of streams. Bands featured include Phish, The Who, Ekoostik Hookah (LIVE!), Dave Matthews Band, Umphrey’s McGee (LIVE!), Tank and the Bangas (LIVE!), Widespread Panic, and many more. Check out JamBase for the latest.
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Four new excellent podcast episodes to share with you today, we hope you enjoy.
Joni Mitchell on Late Era.In the fourth episode of this new podcast, Andy, Sam and Winston go into depth on Joni Mitchell’s 16th studio album, “Taming the Tiger,” which came out in 1998. The most notable thing about this album is that at the time Joni was experimenting with a new guitar that allowed her to control synthesizers with the instrument, complimenting her idiosyncratic playing with washes of electronic ambience.
Beyond the Pond Highlights Dick’s Jams.As Phish is gearing up for a three night Dinner And A Movie run, Brian and Dave dive into two jams—Sand from 2012, and No Men In No Man’s Land from 2016. Of course, these guys will introduce you to more music s well.
Zach Gill on Groove Therapy. Taraleigh and Leah chat with musician Zach Gill about “feeling it” at a live show. Leah shares how live music can create lasting positive change and Taraleigh leaves listeners with opportunities to create this in easy and fun ways. Zach is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter who performs as a solo artist in addition to being a member of Animal Liberation Orchestra and Jack Johnson's band.
Tom Papa on Comes A Time.In this episode, Oteil and Mike welcome comedian Tom Papa for an enlightening conversation about fear and fearlessness, things that have changed since the pandemic, like comedy clubs, and the difference between living in the city versus the country. They discuss the commonalities between comedy and music, the perseverance that’s necessary for success, and their methods for finding balance.
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We have a bunch of new episodes for your delight. Hope you enjoy! Give us a review wherever you get your podcasts, or on Apple Podcasts, if you like The Drop. Thank you!
Summer 2010 on Helping Friendly Podcast. This week, we look back on the 10th anniversary of the Summer 2010 tour. Has it been overlooked? Was it better or worse than early 3.0 years? The gang debates this while sharing a few choice nuggets from the tour. Check out Grady’s Cold Brew and use promo code HFP20 for 20% off your first order.
Vince Welnick on The Tapes Archive.Another never-before heard interview, this one from Vince of The Grateful Dead, from 1992. He talks about his love for Bob Marley, joining the Grateful Dead, performing with Robin Williams, and Bruce Hornsby handing the baton to him.
Allman Betts Band on Southern Songs and Stories.This week, host Joe Kendrick talks with Devon Allman and Duane Betts about their new album, Bless Your Heart, their friendship and musical partnership, and the meaning of “letting the song be the boss.” Also, in case you missed their appearance on Past, Present, Future, Live!
Nick Mitchell Maiato on Brokedown Podcast.Jonathan welcomes back return guest Nick, who is one of the guitarists and songwriters from One Eleven Heavy. He talks about his solo album, Pino Carrasco, and about recording an album at home during lockdown in Spain, some of the local influences he’s picked up and, of course, the Grateful Dead.
Warren Haynes on Politics of Truth.Bob's guest this week is legendary guitarist Warren Haynes of The Allman Brothers, The Dead, and Gov't Mule. They discuss the Allman Brothers shows Warren played at Madison Square Garden just days before the Covid shutdown and what he's working on with touring life on hold. A portion of this interview is included here for you.
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Ekoositk Hookah’s Steve Sweeney. This weekend, the band will be playing 3 nights, streaming via nugs.tv. We talk about the band’s history, what it’s like playing music in front of an empty room, and a lot more. Hope you enjoy. If you’ve never heard Ekoostik Hookah, you can check out a good pre-pandemic show here.
Welcome back! We have a bunch of new stuff to share, including a really awesome interview and live performance. Enjoy...
The Band of Heathens on PPFL.This week we have the last episode of season one of the show, and I sat down with Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist, of The Band of Heathens. We talk about their upcoming record, Stranger, which comes out September 25. We also talk about how they came together, partially by accident, 15 years ago in Austin.
Scott Metzger on No Simple Road.This week, the crew welcomes Scott Metzger of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Circles Around The Sun, WOLF!, and the new band LaMP, which we did an interview with a couple months back. They talk about all these projects, growing connections musically over the years, his biggest musical and life lesson to date, and a whole lot more. And you can stream JRAD live from the LOCKN’ farm October 2-4.
Nigel Hall on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this new episode, Eric talks to his friend and bandmate Nigel Hall, the keyboardist of Lettuce and The Nigel Hall Band. Their friendship goes back so far that the two first connected on MySpace and they’ve been making music together ever since, including Kraz producing Nigel’s first solo record, 2015’s Ladies & Gentlemen…Nigel Hall.
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A few updates for you today, and a suggested interview to check out. Send me a Twitter message if you have thoughts about the questions I posed in this episode.
JamBase Video Portal.As we detailed yesterday, JamBase launched a new video portal, with close to 100,000 live music videos. You can watch live music by tons of bands with filters for songs, years, durations, type of video, and a lot more.
8:30pm ET—Avett Brothers Live Stream from Charlotte.As mentioned, the Avett Brothers will perform live on the backstretch of the Charlotte Motor Speedway track to a sold-out number of socially-distanced cars and to all those that tune in to the livestream.
Live Music in a Pandemic.We wanted to resurface this interview I did with Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers and Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters a while back about the state of live music in a pandemic. A lot has changed in that time, but a lot of this conversation and the insights I got from Chris and Bob are still relevant. Hope you enjoy it.
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Really fun stuff coming today. Hope you all enjoy. Thanks for tuning in!
Interview with JamBase CEO Dave Onigman. JamBase just launched a new video portal, an ever-growing database featuring over 90,000 live music videos. They set this up so you can watch live music by tons of bands with filters for songs, years, durations, type of video, and a lot more. Dave and I talk about that right after this intro.
Comes A Time with Mickey Hart. This new episode is out today, with Mike and Oteil talking to Mickey about his legendary career with the Grateful Dead, Dead and Company, and the diverse styles of music he’s performed and produced over the years.
New podcast episodes for you! If you like what you hear, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts!
Kanye’s Campaign on Politics of Truth.Bob’s guest this week is political reporter Ben Jacobs, who’s been doggedly covering Kanye West’s bizarre campaign for president in The Guardian, New York Magazine, and other outlets. We’re including a snippet of that conversation here for you.
1995 Mann Bowie on Beyond the Pond.Brian and Dave are joined by Drew Hitz and Don Hart, the composer who recently appeared on Under the Scales to discuss his work with Trey and Phish. They talk about the wild 6/24/95 Bowie from Philadelphia, and use the jam as a jumping off point to highlight three composers who provide thematic insights into the music Phish was experimenting with in the Summer of 1995.
Alex Jordan on No Simple Road. This week, the crew on the porch is joined by Alex Jordan, who plays with Midnight North and who has played with Bobby, Phil and many others. They talk about his debut solo record “The Subtle Exhibitionist,” released earlier this Spring.
God Ween Evan Explores Quebec.The GWE team is back to look at Ween’s eighth studio album, Quebec, and they’re joined by filmmaker, artist, and teacher Chis Roberti, whose work has been screened at TriBeCa and Sundance Film Festivals, and his first feature, Same Boat, is available on demand.
Shannon LaBrie on Past, Present, Future, Live!We wanted to remind you about the latest episode with Shannon LaBrie. We talked about her new album, coming out on September 25, her experiences in the Nashville country music scene, how a failed relationship has led her to this new place musically, and what she learned from her dad about music.
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Shannon LaBrie on Past, Present, Future, Live!This week, I got to sit down with singer, songwriter and excellent musician Shannon LaBrie. She’s made her way from Nebraska to Nashville, with a lot of stops in between. Her unique voice has led to comparisons to Norah Jones, Jeff Buckley, and many others. Her songwriting style has evolved, and her current album, which was all recorded live to tape, has themes of emerging from struggle to a new place of redemption and clarity. As always, she plays a few exclusive tracks, and we share one of them on this episode!
Phil and Grahame Lesh on Eric Krasno Plus One.In this episode of Plus One, Eric welcomes Phil and Grahame Lesh. Phil talks about switching from violin to bass when Jerry asked him to join The Dead, and how he continued to find inspiration in the classical bass lines of Brahms and Bach. They also discuss the origin of Phil’s truly special music venue Terrapin Crossroads which opened in 2012—its origin, its legacy, and how it birthed The Terrapin Family Band with his son Grahame and others.
Dick’s Picks 13 on 36 From the Vault.This new episode features Steve and Rob going into Dick’s Picks Vol. 13, from Nassau Coliseum on 5/6/81. A glorious return to the Brent era, this is a puzzling installment in the larger volume that features a lot of repeated tracks, before showcasing some stellar jamming in a bonus segment late in the show.
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Today we want to tell you about a new Osiris podcast, and give you an update about a bunch of new episodes from across Osiris.
Groove Therapy with Joel Cummins.This new Osiris community podcast explores the crossover of music, health and wellness, and helps you live your best live every day. Hosted by Taraleigh Weathers and Dr. Leah Taylor. Today two episodes premiered, their pilot and an episode with their first guest, Joel Cummins of Umphrey’s McGee. Joel talks with Taraleigh and Leah about what he loves most about the live music experience and what he is doing to keep himself healthy and sane during times of COVID and quarantine. There's a snippet of this episode here, please subscribe to the podcast!
Strand of Oaks on JamBase Podcast.On a new episode of the JamBase Podcast, Andy Kahn caught up with Tim Showalter of Strand of Oaks. They talk about Tim’s recent move to Austin, his choice to stop drinking, his positive attitude toward the future, and the Strand of Oaks drive-in concert in May. They also talk about Tim’s appreciation for Phish and how much the weekly Dinner And A Movie broadcasts have meant to him. [Same for all of us!]
Japan 2000 on The Daily Soundcheck.This episode wraps up a four-part Japan 2000 series with guest Dave Calarco. They talk about the shows in more depth and the comedic soundcheck, with some great jamming and comedy from Trey.
Paul Stanley on The Tapes Archive.On this new episode, a never before heard interview with Paul Stanley of KISS from 1996. He talks with host Marc Allan about how the 1996 tour is going to be better than their 1974 shows, the familiarity of playing with his bandmates, his love for KISS fans, his thoughts on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and more. [KISS of course did get into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2014.]
Freaks Action Network Gives Grants to 25 Musicians.We told you a few weeks back about The Freaks Action Network Musicians Relief Fund, which was aiming to provide financial support to New York-based musicians. They announced this week that they awarded grants to 25 musicians, and they have some testimonials from some of those musicians. It was badly needed and it really helped. They’ll continue raising funds to help NYC-based musicians, and anyone interested can donate here.
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Thanks for tuning in. We appreciate you listening. We've noticed more people listening recently, and we hope you like what you hear. Let us know, email me at RJ at OsirisPod dot com! And give us an Apple Podcasts review if you can.
Bob Dylan “Under the Red Sky” on Late Era. On this new episode of Late Era, they dig into an album that even Wikipedia says “was largely greeted as a strange and disappointing follow-up to 1989's critically acclaimed Oh Mercy.” Sam, Winston and Andy dive in and look at the strangeness of this record, the cameos, the time when it was made, and whether there’s anything worth going back to here. A snippet of this episode is included here for your listening pleasure!
Steve Parish on Comes A Time. In this episode, Oteil and Mike welcome Steve Parish, longtime crew member for the Grateful Dead and close friend of Jerry Garcia. The three talk about the Dead’s early days in San Francisco, Steve’s career with the band, from roadie to manager; and, why the Dead could be a model for how we should live our lives today. Steve tells Oteil and Mike what he learned 10 years after the legendary 1978 Grateful Dead concert in Egypt, and about that time he delivered a baby while Bob Weir was writing the song “Cassidy.” This is a not-to-be missed episode.
Sadler Vaden on Helping Friendly Podcast.Matt and Jonathan chatted with Sadler Vaden, guitarist for The 400 Unit and a solo artist in his own right. The guys talk with Sadler about his musical upbringing, playing with Jason Isbell, the East Nashville music scene, and of course, Phish. Check out Sadler’s new album ANYBODY OUT THERE? as well as his live albums on Bandcamp. Check out our newest sponsor, Grady’s Cold Brew and try out their cold brew kit. Perfect for summer sipping! Use promo code HFP20 for 20% off your first order.
Haymaker Music Festival on Touchdowns All Day. This week, Barber runs down one of the band’s most iconic shows of all time—he’s going to relive this historical moment in the history of the Disco Biscuits. This show is from 10/5/2002 in Spotsylvania, VA. “This festival took place during the height of the D.C. Sniper shootings in Virginia just off of I-95. The Disco Biscuits were the only late-night act on their own secondary woods stage. Using the Rich Steele Remaster of John Madigan’s AUD source, it’s one of the best audience pulled Disco Biscuits recordings of all time.”
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Today we have a few updates for you and an interview with Amy Pinder, the founder of the Inclusion Festival—the first and only sensory-friendly music and wellness festival designed to accommodate and include people of all abilities. Enjoy!
Good Old Grateful Dead on Brokedown Podcast.This week, as Jonathan says, there’s “no agenda and no worries.” He talks Grateful Dead and plays the first single from the upcoming Garcia Peoples record, then gets into a bunch of Dead music ranging from 1973 to 1981 and featuring some “serious hot rock and roll as well as deep jamming that will not disappoint.”
Will Hanza of Escaper on No Simple Road.This week the crew is joined by Will Hanza from the band Escaper, which has a new album out now. Will has performed with dozens and dozens of musicians, and they talk with him about finding inspiration, what it feels like to finally play live music again, how music takes on a new shape through the environment it is being played in, and a lot more.
Inclusion Festival This Weekend! We’re going to get into an interview now with Amy Pinder, who founded this festival. Some of your favorite artists will be performing, which we’ll get into—people like Al from moe., Aron Magner, James Casey and Jennifer Hartswick from TAB, Taz, Paul Hoffman and a lot more. Please check out Inclusion Festival and tune in—donations go to a good cause.
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Nick Perri on PPFL.For the latest episode, I talked with Nick Perri, a musician who hit it big at age 16 and ended up on tour with some of his heroes, like Van Halen and Motley Crue. We discussed that journey, how it ended quickly, and how the subsequent years of musical evolution and struggle led to his new release, Sun Via, which is out now (LP and merch info here). And as always, he performs 3 exclusive tracks for us.
Big Gigantic’s Dominic Valli on Eric Krasno Plus One.In this episode of Plus One Eric welcomes saxophonist and producer Dominic Lalli, the brains behind electronic group Big Gigantic. Big Gigantic has fused EDM with jazz in a way that has really broken through and has led them to play huge festival sets and more. Dominic and Eric talk about Big Gigantic’s new album Free Your Mind in February and Dominic’s first jazz record, A Blind Man’s Blue, which came out in July.
Chalkdust Torture on Under the Scales.In this new episode, Tom and I went deep into Chalkdust. We talked about the origins of the song, a similar song that emerged around the same time, some standout versions, and of course, a close look at the lyrics. These are a lot of fun for us, and we hope they are for you too. Become a reefer!
Atonal Phish with The Ravine.Wanted to give a shout out to our friend Brian Brinkman, who started this show that he describes as “explorations of atonal Phish.” I listened to episode 3 on a long run today and it was really cool. Very minimal talking, just excerpts of spacey, interesting jams. This episode has some segments from 93, 96, 97, 99, 03, 10 and 17. I suggest you check this out.
Kendell Marvel on Politics of Truth. This week Bob sits down with Kendell Marvel, a singer-songwriter who has written hits for Chris Stapleton and many others. They talk about music, politics, and a lot more.
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Hey everyone, today it’s just an audio podcast, but I’m going to share a clip of a new episode that you can also watch on YouTube if you want. But let’s get into it. Oh, if you like what we do here, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Civil Rights Discussion on Comes A Time.On this new episode, Oteil and Mike welcome Jim DeSimone, a civil rights attorney based in Los Angeles, to learn about what it means to be a civil rights activist, how to transform the police, and why we need to be vigilant about protecting our election. Jim shares his advice on how we can affect change in our communities, and the three discuss what it means to be a “common sense-ist”.They talk about organizations like ACLU, National Lawyer’s Guild, Habitat for Humanity, Water Drop LA and Venice Community Housing. You can watch this episode on our YouTube page.
Genesis and Phish Part 2.Dave, Brian and Matt keep going on their Genesis/Phish dive in part 2. In this part they go into Genesis, charting their entire career in four phases — Gabriel, 4 Then 3, Prog-Pop Transition, and Pop Band w/ Prog Sensibilities — and exploring the various influences which guided their ongoing evolution from prog innovators to one of the more successful pop-rock bands of all time. Lots of music in this one.
Dr. Dog’s Eric Slick on Across the Margin.On this new episode, Michael Shields interviews Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. Eric has a new album, Wiseacre, coming out today.
Charley Crockett on Southern Songs and Stories. On a new episode, Joe Kendrick talks to Charley Crockett, who describes his music as “Gulf and Western” based on his time in Texas and New Orleans. They discuss and play plenty of music from his seventh album Welcome To Hard Times mixed in along with interviews of Charley and producer Mark Neill.
Amazing new Osiris merchandise.We’ve worked with poster artist and designer Darryl Norsen to create a bunch of new merchandise, including t-shirts and hats. Check it out and grab some now. Here’s the one I got.
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We’ve had a lot of new podcasts come out recently. Today I want to tell you about one of those, and tell you about a few other things happening in the music world.
Genesis and Phish Connections on Beyond the Pond.This week Brian and Dave released part 1 of their exploration of the connections between Genesis and Phish. They’re joined by HF Pod co-host and Osiris production wizard Matt Dwyer and Tom Marshall to discuss the history of Genesis and their lasting impact on the origins of Phish across two episodes. In Part I, they start to outline the connection between Genesis and Phish, with lots of music from both bands.
Trey and The Roots on Jimmy Fallon.If you missed this, you must check it out. Last night, Trey played “I Never Needed You Like This Before” on The Tonight Show, and he was the first musician to perform in-studio since the pandemic began. The energy was clear in that room, and Jimmy Fallon said as much at the end, about how much he missed live music.
Marcus King Series Raises $80K for MusiCares.From JamBase, Marcus King announced that his livestream series, Four Of A Kind, and accompanying auction raised $80,000 for MusiCares. King worked with Spotify’s COVID-19 Music Relief project for the charity event and Spotify matched proceeds donated through the fund. The series took place between July 13 and August 3, and featured tons of guests. Really cool that Marcus was able to raise that much for a good cause.
New Single from Old 97s.From JamBase, the Old 97’s shared “Bottle Rocket Baby,” the latest single off their upcoming album, Twelfth. ATO Records will release the group’s appropriately titled 12th album on August 21. They worked with Vance Powell on this. For a deep conversation with him, check out Under the Scales. And if you’re an Old 97s fan, please check out my conversation with Rhett Miller on Past, Present, Future, Live!
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We have a brand new Past, Present, Future, Live! with new exclusive live music and more new episodes for you.
Brontë Fall on Past, Present, Future, Live!I had the pleasure of sitting down to talk with Teri Bracken, who created a band called Brontë Fall, which has a new album coming out next week. Teri and I talked about her journey from Chicago to Berklee College of Music to Nashville, and the making of her first two albums. Please subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live!
Dick’s Picks 12 (1974) on 36 From the Vault.Rob and Steven’s Summer Tour is in full swing. In this latest episode, the guys look at Dick’s Picks Vol. 12, which combines shows from Providence (6/26) and Boston (6/28). This Dick’s Picks is a fan favorite, with good reason. This release is a great volume that showcases The Dead’s successes with The Wall Of Sound as well as their heavy focus on improvisation in 1974.
Cochemea on Eric Krasno Plus One. This week Eric talks with Cochemea Gastelum [pronounced Co-chem-e-uh Ga-ste-loom], a saxophonist and composer who made his mark as a member of The Dap-Kings, the potent funk and soul band behind the late great vocalist Sharon Jones. He’s also played with artists from Amy Winehouse to Run The Jewels, always experimenting with effects and other sounds you might not expect from a sax player.
Russ Lawton on No Simple Road.This week’s episode features the crew talking to Russ Lawton, of Trey Anastasio Band, Soule Monde and LaMP (with Scott Metzger and Ray Paczkowski). They touch on this new project, LaMP, what it was like releasing it during the pandemic, what it means for a drummer to find their ‘voice’, and much more.
Comes A Time—Bob Weir, Melvin Seals, Mountain Girl.We wanted to remind you again about this amazing new show on Osiris hosted by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. The conversations with Bobby, Melvin Seals and Mountain Girl are really great.
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Lots of new stuff for you today. Hope you enjoy, and have a great weekend!
Bob Weir, Melvin Seals and Mountain Girl on Comes A Time.As I mentioned yesterday, today, in the final days of The Days Between, Oteil and Mike are releasing 3 episodes you can watch or listen to, with 3 fantastic guests. The Bob Weir interview alone will blow your mind. He’s so smart and has so many amazing nuggets of wisdom to share. Watch on video here or listen on audio here.
Lucinda Williams on JamBase Podcast. This new episode of the podcast features Andy Kahn talking to Lucinda about her excellent new album, Good Souls Better Angels, which came out in April. They discussed her songwriting process and how she developed the songs that became the record. They also talked broadly about her work, and about how she’s coping during the pandemic.
Kurtis Blow on Tapes Archive. This new episode features a never before heard interview with the hip-hop pioneer. At the time of this interview in 1997, Blow was 38 years old and was promoting his three-CD compilation, “The History of Rap.” In the interview, Kurtis talks with host Marc Allen about how Don Cornelius, host of Soul Train, broke his heart; what hip-hop fans should go back and listen to; and how he foresaw how big rap music would become. If you don’t know, Kurtis was the first rapper to sign a major record label, and had the first certified gold record rap song for Hip Hop with The Breaks in 1980.
Kenny Roby Interview + Live Song. I got the chance to sit down and talk with singer-songwriter Kenny Roby, who told us about his new album, which comes out today, called The Reservoir. We got into depth about how this album was supposed to be produced by Neal Casal, but after his passing, it was continued with Dave Schools as the producer. Really good conversation, and he played us an acoustic song at the end. You can stream his new album today and order the LP here.
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We have a lot of exciting announcements for today. Let’s get into it.
- Comes A Time Premiere.We’re proud to announce a brand new podcast, called Comes A Time, with Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. As Oteil and Mike say, “In these strange days, when you think it can’t get any weirder, it does.” They’ll be talking to artists, comedians, activists and more to discuss where we are today, and where we go from here. This will be a weekly podcast that will be on video and audio. Today you can listen to their first episode, and tomorrow you’ll be able to watch or listen to episodes with Bob Weir, Melvin Seals and Mountain Girl. They have a bunch of awesome guests coming on in the near future.
- Festival Circuit: New Orleans Finale. Today we’re releasing episode 5 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. In this final episode, we wrap things up by looking at what the future holds for live music and jazz fest, how the music industry needs to change, and we pay tribute to some of the people who made New Orleans music what it is today.
- Miles Davis on Late Era.In the second episode of this new show, the guys cover “Doo-Bop,” the last studio album by Miles Davis. It was recorded with hip hop producer Easy Mo Bee and released after he died, on June 30, 1992. The album was received unfavorably by most critics, although it won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Instrumental Performance the following year. Reviews included that it “succeeded only in fits and starts,” so Sam, Andy and Winston take a fresh look at this odd album.
- Lonely Trip on Helping Friendly Podcast. On this new episode, Brad and I got to record together in person and review Lonely Trip, the 15-song quarantine album that has provided us with a ton of great new music, and a lot to dig into and discuss. We went song by song, discussing the music and lyrics, the influences, and we tell some stories along the way.
- Help Save Our Stages.We wanted to help plug the Save Our Stages movement, organized by the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA). If you visit their site, you can send pre-filled letters to your representatives and senators about legislation in the House and Senate that would help ensure the survival of live performance venues across the nation.
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We have a bunch of new interviews to tell you about, plus an exclusive live track from Allman Betts Band.
- Allen Stone on Eric Krasno Plus One. On this new episode of Plus One, Eric talks with soul singer and bandleader Allen Stone. Allen is the son of a preacher, and describes how singing in church from the age of 3 built his musical chops for years before he was exposed to “secular” music. He and Eric touch on Stevie Wonder’s influence, and they also talk about fatherhood, the lifelong search for contentment with the touring life, and what they tell up and coming artists when they’re asked for advice.
- Allman Betts Band on Past, Present, Future, Live!On this new episode I got to talk to Devon Allman and Duane Betts of the Allman Betts Band about family history, musical chemistry, and their new record "Bless Your Heart" which comes out on August 28th. They have a really cool story as the children of famous musicians who met more than 30 years ago, and then came back together in 2017 to form this band. The music is great, and you’ll hear a track from them at the end of this intro. As always, they play some exclusive tracks for us. Those are all available on our YouTube page.
- Sam Altman on Touchdowns All Day!Jon is back talking with original Disco Biscuits drummer Sam Altman. They talk about their early days playing together, the formation of the band, some tour stories, and lots more.
- Vance Powell on Under the Scales. This week, Tom speaks to the multiple grammy-winning producer, engineer and mixer responsible for so much of the great music we all listen to, Vance Powell. Recently having completed co-production of Sigma Oasis, he tells us how he got here and about some of the other fantastic artists who rely upon him to create their own signature sound. He also has worked with artists like Chris Stapleton, Jack White, Sturgill Simpson and many others. And don’t forget to become a Reefer and join Under the Scales Premium!
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A few great things to share with you today—enjoy! If you like what you hear, please consider giving us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
- Late Night Jazz Fest on Festival Circuit.We have reached episode 4, where we’re going to go in depth on the late night music scene around the annual jazz festival. We start with the legendary shows on the Riverboat President, and trace that history and those performances to today’s typically-thriving late night scene that spans a lot of the city. We hear from people like Rob Mercurio of Galactic, Robert Walter, George Porter, Jr., Irma Thomas, Papa Mali, and more.
- 1996 Rupp Gin on Beyond the Pond.On this episode, Brian and Dave take on the Bathtub Gin from the 11/7/96. A jam that was ahead of its time, and is still one of the most memorable of all time. It was a week after their Remain in Light cover, and you can just start to hear the 1997 sound creeping in. As always, you’ll hear about new music and music inspired by the sound of this jam.
- Osirecs: FeelFree! I want to give a shout out to a band that I’ve been listening to for 10 years, FeelFree. This is my brother-in-law’s band, so I’m biased, but they have great songwriting, tight playing, good jams, and awesome horn lines. This is good Summer music, so you should check them out.
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- Don Was on Eric Krasno Plus One.In this new episode, Eric talks with Grammy-winning producer turned record executive Don Was. After decades of recording with Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and others, Don accepted his first “real job” as President of Blue Note Records. Don and Eric discuss how they balance analog and digital methods when recording with younger artists, the influence of Detroit’s jazz and motown scene on Don as a kid, the spiritual experience of performing Grateful Dead songs with the original members (which Don does as part of Bob Weir’s The Wolf Brothers), and a lot more.
- Dick’s Picks 11 on 36 From the Vault. In this next episode of the 36 From the Vault Summer Tour, we go to The Stanley Theater in Jersey City, NJ on September 27, 1972. Our first 1972 show in the series – and the first of three from September ‘72 in the larger Dick’s Picks series, this is one of the best full shows we’ve heard thus far. Steven and Rob focus on the impact of Europe and shows like Veneta on the band in 1972, and the transition they were about to go through as they moved into 1973 and 1974, two renowned years in Grateful Dead history.
- Go to Jazz Fest with Festival Circuit.One more reminder about episode 3 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. This episode is all about jazz fest. We go back tot he beginning of the festival and look at how it started, standout performances, the evolution of the festival itself, and of course, talk a bit about New Orleans food. We’re getting great reviews, and we hope you can check it out. Subscribe and give us a review as well.
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- Late Era Debut!We’re thrilled to bring you a brand new podcast, Late Era, which will closely examine the under-appreciated and overlooked records from some of the most notable artists of the last sixty years. Hosted by three music critics and musicians, Sam Sodomsky of Pitchfork, Andy Cush of Garcia Peoples and Pitchfork, and Winston Cook-Wilson of Pitchfork. These guys do a great job of exploring these artistic left turns, and look into whether there are things there that we should still appreciate. Episode 1 is about the 2003 Neil Young and Crazy Horse release, Greendale. So this is a Bush-era, 10-song rock opera set in a fictional seaside California town. It’s a weird one, and a perfect album to kick off this series. Please subscribe and leave a review.
- Harry Reid on Politics of Truth.Bob Crawford is joined by Bob Costa of the Washington Post and they welcome former US Senator Harry Reid of Nevada. Of course Harry Reid served in the Senate for more than 30 years, and they talk about the legacy of Congressman John Lewis, this summer of protests against racial injustice, seeing Elvis perform in Vegas, The Grateful Dead, and the Democrats’ chances of retaking the Senate in November.
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Today we’re excited to share episode 3 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. This episode is all about jazz fest. We go back to the beginning of the festival and look at how it started, standout performances, the evolution of the festival itself, and of course, talk a bit about New Orleans food.
We spend some time in the Gospel Tent, party with Mardi Gras Indians, and look at the explosive growth of the festival over the past 20 years. And of course, plenty of music.
This would have been the 51st jazz fest, and we all wish we could have been there. But this tribute to the festival itself helps us all feel a little more connected to the festival.
Here’s the first 10 minutes or so of episode 3. Hope you enjoy. And if you like it, please subscribe and share, and leave a review. Thank you.
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- Alexandra Savior on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week, I got to talk with singer-songwriter Alexandra Savior about her new album "The Archer,” growing up in Portland, songwriting as therapy, and what's next for her music while tour plans remain on hold. You can see all of our PPFL videos here.
- Trey Anastasio Band Discussion on Helping Friendly Podcast.This week, Matt and I went deep on “TAB 1.0,” looking at Trey’s band from 2000-2003. We go through tour by tour, play a lot of songs, and talk about what changed along the way. Really fun.
- Celebrating Brent Mydland on Brokedown Podcast.Jonathan is joined by Justin Bruce, music fan and weatherman for Las Vegas’ KTNV. Justin recently decided to explore the Brent Mydland years of Grateful Dead so he came on the show to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his final shows and passing. They discuss Brent’s tenure, his songwriting, and musical contributions. And music!
- Atlanta 2015 Kill Devil Falls on Beyond the Pond.Dave and Brian talk about the beautiful, funky jam that came out of Kill Devil Falls on July 31, 2015 in Atlanta. This is a long, wonderful adventure of a jam, and Dave and Brian of course introduce you to some other music along the way.
- NYC Musicians Benefit from Freaks Action Network.If you don’t know the Freaks in NYC, let me tell you, they are responsible for a lot of the innovative live music experiences you’ve come to expect in the city. This week they established a grant program for musicians who earn at least 50% of their income playing live music in New York City. Visit the website to learn more and to donate and get involved.
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Three great new podcast episodes for you all, hope you check them out. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts if you like The Drop. :)
- Alexandra Savior on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week, I got to talk with singer-songwriter Alexandra Savior about her new album "The Archer,” growing up in Portland, songwriting as therapy, and what's next for her music while tour plans remain on hold. After the interview you'll hear Alexandra perform three songs off that record, and we include one here as well.
- Billy Strings on Eric Krasno Plus One. In this episode Eric talks to Billy Strings, whose high-energy live shows are introducing bluegrass to all types of new fans. The two first met at the RoosterWalk Festival in 2017, when a storm prevented Eric’s band from showing up and Billy’s band sat in at the last minute. They’ve been friends ever since, and in those years Billy Strings has gone from releasing their first EP to selling out theaters across the country.
- Homeruns All Day with Jon Barber. This new episode of Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber is back with a recap of The Disco Biscuits show on 6/23/2020 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PA. Jon walks through some of the jams, talks about the experience, and more. And they were able to help raise over $75,000 for PLUS1 For Black Lives. To donate, text DISCO to 50155, or visit plus1.org/discobiscuits.
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Today we have a bunch of podcast recommendations for the weekend.
- Festival Circuit: New Orleans Episode 2.In this episode, we explore the idea of family in New Orleans, in all the ways that it manifests—the famous musical families of the city, the broader New Orleans musical family, and the idea that the city feels like one big family in many ways. There’s discussion of food, a lot of music, and so much more. We also talk about how the New Orleans family came together around a tragedy, after Hurricane Katrina. We end with talking about this amazing performance from Bruce Springsteen at the 2006 jazz fest, which we’ll pick up in episode 4. Thanks to all interviewees, and to our partners at WWOZ.
- David Crosby from 1998 on The Tapes Archive.A never before published interview with David Crosby from 1998, where Croz talks about meeting his son after 30 years, writing and playing music with his son, and a lot more. I’d also like to remind you about Freak Flag Flying, the 5-part series we did with David Crosby earlier this year, which feels like a lifetime ago.
- Campaign Songs on Politics of Truth.Bob’s guest this week is Margaret Talev, White House and Politics Editor at Axios and a CNN political analyst. Margaret is also a huge music fan who’s paid close attention to the soundtracks of campaigns for as long as she’s been on the trail. Margaret and Bob discuss which campaigns have harnessed the power of music effectively, and why it’s worked. There’s also the inevitable awkwardness (and occasional lawsuit) when a campaign co-opts the music of a political opponent, as is happening now with the Trump campaign on multiple fronts. And they talk a little politics.
- American Aquarium on Southern Songs and Stories.This is the first of a two episode series on BJ Barham of American Aquarium, with in depth conversation with BJ Barham as well as guests Ronda Chollock, a music promoter from Charlottesville, Virginia, and music artist Tyler Boone, who grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, but now calls Hollywood home. They talk about how Barham articulates the dark history of the South so that people will start having conversations about racial and class divides, however uncomfortable those conversations might be. They touch on how bittersweet it must be to have a hit record with no way to play it in person to fans, about how metal and Southern rock have more in common than you might have thought, and working with yet another Grammy-winning producer, Shooter Jennings.
- Dani Markham on Past, Present, Future, Live!
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Today we have a few new episodes to tell you about, and an interview with Marc Brownstein of The Disco Biscuits and Star Kitchen.
Billy Martin on Across the Margin. In this latest episode, host Michael Shields talks with American composer, percussionist, visual artist, educator and record producer Billy Martin—best known as a member Medeski Martin & Wood. He just released an album, Guilty, which includes input from Marc Ribot, John Medeski, and others. Michael and Billy talk about the album, his work with Creative Music Studio, and coming up in the New York scene in the 80s.
Greyboy Allstars on Inside Out wTnS. In honor of Como de Allstars, the first studio release from Greyboy Allstars in 7 years, Seth and Rob share a recent a Zoom chat with Robert Walter (keyboards) and Elgin Park (guitar) of the band. They talk about how this album came together after so long, and why they chose to release the record now. They also talk about the early days of the band and tell some great stories.
Japan 2000 on The Daily Soundcheck. The Japan 2000 soundchecks continue, with Myke bringing in Dave Calarco, also known as Mr. Miner, to talk about the 6.15.00 soundcheck. This epic run, of course, deserves a lot of discussion. The soundcheck includes a rare version of “The Happy Whip and Dung” and a hilarious look behind what was going on with the Phish stage crew taking place in “Windora Bug”.
Marc Brownstein Interview. I had a great conversation with Marc today about his funk band, Star Kitchen, and a lot more. We’re going to get into the interview in just a minute. The new Star Kitchen single, “Entirely,” comes out officially this Friday. There’s a hilarious story behind the name of the song, which you’ll hear—along with our discussion of Live Lesson Masters, The Disco Biscuits, ’97 Phish, Headcount, and a lot more. Great stories and a fun conversation.
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We have a bunch of new podcast episodes for you today, so let’s get into it! Also, don’t forget to check out some of our brand new, amazing merch!
- Ivan Neville on Eric Krasno Plus One.Cool episode from Eric, talking with his friend Ivan Neville, of Dumpstaphunk, The Neville Brothers, The Rolling Stones and many others. And I want to remind you that Ivan is one of many interviewees featured on Festival Circuit: New Orleans. Episode 2 will be out this Thursday.
- Dani Markham on Past, Present, Future, Live!I got to talk to Dani for the show, and it was really fun. If you’re not familiar with her, Dani is a percussionist who has played with Tune-Yards, Childish Gambino and many others. She also includes a few exclusive, new tracks that she created with Sarah Neufeld, of Arcade Fire. Stick around to hear one of their songs together.
- 36 From the Vault Season 2 Premiere. Rob and Steven are back with season 2, starting with this episode that focuses on Dick’s Picks 10, from The Winterland in San Francisco, on 12/29-30, 1977. These shows are a huge party at The Winterland, wrapping up one of their best years ever. Along with the show itself, Steven and Rob focus on the aura of The Winterland, the impact of 1977 on their sound, the transition to the 1980s, the impact of bustouts on The Dead’s shows, and the greatness of Linda Ronstadt.
- Don Hart on Under the Scales. This marks the NEW Under the Scales—twice a month, new production, and more. And the first guest is Don Hart, a Nashville composer and arranger who has been working with Trey since 2004 to add beautiful orchestration to so many of his songs. Don discusses working with Trey, and their technique, and illuminates the details behind many of their collaborations in a very musical episode. And please remember to check out Under the Scales Premium, and become a Reefer, like me.
- Dave Schools on No Simple Road. This one has been out for a few days, but worth a listen for sure. Dave talks to the crew about Col. Bruce, growing up in the South, Widespread Panic, how he’s adjusting in these times, and more.
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Today we’re happy to share episode 1 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. At the end of this intro, we’ll include the first part of episode 1. Please subscribe and share. We appreciate your support!
And here’s our new merchandise link and our Osiris Summer Tour 2020 announcement.
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Welcome to Summer Tour 2020! We have new podcasts, new merchandise and new episodes of our current podcasts. Read more about it here.
New Osiris Merchandise
We’re happy to announce a new line of merchandise, working with innovative designer and artist Darryl Norsen. Get yours now!
New Shows
Festival Circuit: New Orleans (premieres Thursday, July 9). A narrative series focusing on the history and impact of New Orleans music and the annual jazz festival, featuring interviews with 25+ leading musicians, writers and more. This 5-part series will explore everything about the music of the city, and about the jazz festival that just celebrated its 50th anniversary. Listen to the trailer and subscribe.
Late Era (premieres Thursday, July 23). A biweekly music history podcast detailing the later releases of famous artists, hosted by three prominent Pitchfork writers. The hosts will closely examine the underappreciated and overlooked records from artists like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell. Listen to the trailer and subscribe.
New Episodes
Under the Scales Premium (premieres July 12). Our flagship Phish podcast will be revamping with a new twice-a-month format, bringing you more of what you love about the show—Phish stories, history and interviews with insiders. And a new premium offering—watch the special announcement video here and tune into Under the Scales to hear more.
36 From the Vault Season 2. On July 13, Steven Hyden and Rob Mitchum will be back to bring you more—they'll be covering Dick's Picks 10-18, with a quick break in between to cover a special live selection from another band they love. Their irreverent love for the Grateful Dead and depth of musical knowledge makes this show a must listen. Listen to the trailer!
Eric Krasno Plus One New Interviews. Grammy Award-winning guitarist Eric Krasno continues to bring you intimate and revealing conversations with the friends he's met in his 20 plus years as a touring musician. Upcoming interviews include Adam Deitch, Ivan Neville, Don Was, Phil Lesh and others.
Past Present Future Live! New Interviews. Our new series takes an intimate look at the journey that is the life of a musician, told in four parts. The diverse roster of guests includes Rhett Miller, Ted Leo, Maggie Rose, Dani Markham, Ben Nichols, and more. Each episode includes an exclusive live performance and a Spotify playlist co-curated by the guest.
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Two new interviews to tell you about today! Thanks for listening!
Adam Deitch on Eric Krasno Plus One.In this episode, Kraz talks to producer and drummer Adam Deitch. Adam is the drummer for Lettuce. He has performed with the Average White Band and John Scofield, and has produced multiple artists, including 50 Cent. These guys have been friends forever—and they talk about Adam’s upbringing and what happened when he went to play with the Average White Band at age 18. Adam tells Kraz what he learned from John Scofield and the two discuss what they’ve learned from each other.
Ted Leo on Past, Present, Future, Live! This week on the show I got to talk to Ted Leo, who has been one of the most progressive forces in music since the 90s. Best known for his work with Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, he’s also put out solo records that blur the lines between his punk roots and his singer/songwriter talents. We talked about the music that influenced him over the years, how his style has evolved, and the ‘seatbelt removing moments' that feed him creatively. He of course plays 3 exclusive songs at the end. I’m going to play one of those songs for you here.
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We’re excited to launch a new podcast today, Festival Circuit: New Orleans. This is a narrative series about festivals and cities around the world. This is the first season, focused on the music of New Orleans and the annual jazz festival, premieres July 9. Subscribe now on our site, on Apple or Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! Thanks for checking it out.
Festival Circuit is presented by Osiris Media. This series is Narrated and Produced Rob Steinberg. Executive Producers are Christina Collins, Andrew Goodwin and RJ Bee, who also double duties as series writer and creator. Produced, Edited and Mixed by Matt Dwyer. Show logo by Liz Bee. The theme song is “JazzFest Time,” by Circus Mind. Thanks to all interviewees and to WWOZ.
A bunch of new podcast episodes for you today!
- Beyond the Pond Episode 100.Congrats to Brian and Dave for reaching a huge milestone, episode 100! Tom Marshall joins this special episode to celebrate 100 Episodes of Beyond The Pond, and take listener questions to dive into our musical past and musical takes. They said: “It’s a fun episode that summarizes everything we’ve been working towards these past three years. We hope you enjoy & thank you all for your love and support over the first 100 episodes of BTP. See you for the next 100!”
- Billy Strings on No Simple Road.The NSR gang welcomes Billy Strings. The conversation “is a lot like a river, flowing easily and at times taking us to unexpected places.” Billy talks about losing friends to substance abuse and how that made him form an otherworldly work ethic, being raised around Bluegrass music and how that just seemed so cool, his relationship with his Dad and how that has informed the person he is today, and tells us what his perfect day looks like.
- Deep Phish Jams on The Ravine. We’re happy to share this new project from Beyond the Pond co-host Brian Brinkman. Brian describes this podcast as “deep jams and contemplations on Phish.” Episode 1 is out now.
- Neuroscience and Music on Politics of Truth.On this episode Bob speaks with legendary soprano Renée Fleming about her research with the Kennedy Center and NIH exploring the intersection between neuroscience and music, called the Sound Health Initiative. Renée also explains what she’s up to musically during this time, including a new musical collaboration and conversation with the Kennedy Center, bassist Victor Wooten, and neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Levitin. Finally, Renée talks about being on Joe Biden’s Artists Council and how musicians can strike the right balance when taking a stand for what they believe in.
- Robbie Krieger of The Doors on Tapes Archive. A never before published interview with Robbie Krieger (The Doors) from 1991. Host Marc and Robbie talk about going all-instrumental without Jim Morrison, what he thought about Oliver Stone’s movie “The Doors,” why keyboardist Ray Manzarek wanted nothing to do with the film and how the music of the day compared with the music of the ’60s.
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We’re psyched to announce today that 36 From the Vault will return for a second season on July 13. We’re going to include the trailer at the end of this episode.
On Monday, July 13, Steven Hyden and Rob Mitchum will be back to bring you more—they'll be covering Dick's Picks 10-18, with a quick break in between to cover a special live selection from another band they love. Their irreverent love for the Grateful Dead and depth of musical knowledge makes this show a must listen. Subscribe now.
Today we have two new podcast episodes to tell you about.
Questlove Pt. 2 Eric Krasno Plus One.Eric and Questlove continue their conversation about music, touring, The Roots, and more. Check it out!
Maggie Rose on Past, Present, Future, Live!This week’s guest is songwriter and musician Maggie Rose. We talk to her about her career thus far, her 2018 album "Change the Whole Thing,” and what it was like to assemble a band of her musical friends to make a record that captures the energy of a live performance. And Maggie plays three exclusive, live songs for us as well.
Let’s get ready to rock on the weekend. Here are some streams coming up that we think you might be interested in.
- Goose Bingo Tour. Both Friday and Saturday nights, Goose will be live streaming and performing songs that are pulled out of a bingo roller. If you listened to last weekend’s Drop, you’re familiar with the content. It’s really fun, both nights the show starts at 8pm. Sunday is an acoustic stream at 8pm.
- Shakedown Stream 10/2/87.On Friday, Shakedown Stream is back with a “hot one” from Shoreline, 10/2/87. Pre-show includes Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools and Circles Around The Sun keys wizard Adam McDougall, along with Dave and Gary this week. Donations this week will benefit Musicares and the Neal Casal Foundation.
- Roots Annual Picnic. On Saturday, in partnership with Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote, the 13th annual picnic will be happening with tons of music. Performances by The Roots, H.E.R., Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby, and appearances by Michelle Obama, Lin Manuel Miranda, Chris Paul, Tom Hanks, Janelle Monáe and more.
- Black Power Live.Hosted by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, with a musical lineup that features Miguel, Devonté Hynes, Doja Cat, Kamasi Washington and others. This is on Saturday as well.
- Bluegrass Pride Queer-Antine Festival.Saturday and Sunday!From the website, the statement says “In the wake of a global pandemic, we found ourselves in the same position as many of the talented musicians with whom we work: facing the cancellation of an entire season of events. These include our San Francisco Pride float and marching armada, the annual Bluegrass Pride Celebration Concert (in San Francisco), our annual Portland Bluegrass Pride celebration, and the inaugural Nashville Bluegrass Pride celebration. These celebrations help us to grow our connections and create a deeper community with supporters like you, who live our mission every day.” Performers include Molly Tuttle, Front Country, Alice Gerrard and many others.
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Today we want to tell you about some new podcast episodes from Osiris this week. First, if you missed the Disco Biscuits show in Philadelphia last night, check it out now. They raised a bunch of money for Black Lives Matter. A great example of music being part of the solution. We encourage you all to check out organizations like Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
- Workingman’s 50th pt. 2 on Brokedown Podcast.This is the second half of Jonathan and Buzz Poole’s breakdown of Workingman’s Dead. Poole’s book for the 33 1/3 series examines the whole history of The Grateful Dead through the lens of this one album. On this episode, Jonathan and Buzz flip the album over and explore side two before spinning a mix of live performances of the songs.
- Phans for Racial Equity on Phemale Centrics. On this episode, Dawn is joined by Shaunea Robinson for a conversation about Black Lives Matter, Phans for Racial Equity, white privilege, Shaunea’s experience as a black women in the Phish community and what we as Phish fans can do to help support diversity within our scene.
- Pharmer’s Alamanac on Under the Scales. Tom talks with the creator of the Pharmer’s Almanac, Kevin Cassels. Fly backwards 20 years into Phish’s remarkable history with Kevin and Tom.
- Circles Around the Sun on No Simple Road. Mark Levy from Circles Around The Sun joins No Simple Road this week. They talk about the quarantine from another perspective, cultivating gratitude for the little things, finding joy in abandoning hope, how he’s coping with going from being on the road to being at home, and a ton more!
- Latest LivePhish Release on HF Pod. We talk about the latest LivePhish release, from Alpine Valley, 8.1.98. As Matt said, things get saucy in this episode. We debate covers, Tweezers, and take some fan mail up front. It was a lot of fun, and we hope you enjoy.
- Connecting with Voters on Politics of Truth.
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A few things to tell you about today.
The Disco Biscuits are doing a live stream from Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia tonight, benefiting Black Lives Matter.
Questlove on Eric Krasno Plus One.Eric and Questlove talk in part 1 of this interview about Questlove getting his first drum set, his discovery of Prince at the same time his parents discovered Christianity, and the start of The Roots. His musical depth, creativity and original thinking are just stunning, and that comes through in this interview.
Marco Benevento on Past, Present, Future, Live!This week, host RJ Bee speaks with virtuoso keyboardist Marco Benevento about his life experiences and musical inspirations behind his unique blend of indie pop, jazz, hard rock, and improvisation. We talk about his lifelong relationship with drummer Joe Russo, how moving to the Hudson Valley transformed Marco's life and music, and much more. We leave you with an exclusive live track that Marco played for us.
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Today we’re doing a quick recap of the first night of Goose’s very interesting Bingo Tour. I was joined by Becky, Jesse and Brian, who runs the JiveGoose Twitter account. We talk about our reactions, impressions and more. Enjoy!
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We're back to tell you about new music and we're bringing you an interview and live performance from Grayson Capps.
Juneteenth—Bandcamp Donating Proceeds to NAACP LDF.From their blog post: “So this this coming Juneteenth (June 19, from midnight to midnight PDT) and every Juneteenth hereafter, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, we will be donating 100% of our share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, a national organization that has a long history of effectively enacting racial justice and change through litigation, advocacy, and public education. We’re also allocating an additional $30,000 per year to partner with organizations that fight for racial justice and create opportunities for people of color.” Good stuff.
New Escaper Album Out Today. We’ve mentioned this band before—new album out today called Apotheosis. The Brooklyn-based groove and space band has a new album out today. Check it out.
Grayson Capps Interview and Live Performance!We have an interview with Grayson and he plays a live acoustic tune. It’s called South Front Street,” a 16-song retrospective—compiled by his wife, Grammy-winning producer/engineer, Trina Shoemaker. You’ll hear him talk about the album and then he plays and sings us an acoustic tune. Let’s get into it.
This is Juneteenth, which has grown into the longest running African-American holiday, often called America’s second Independence Day. To celebrate, consider making a donation to Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter or the National Bail Fund Network.
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Today I want to tell you about a really great podcast episode from one of our podcasts, Beyond the Pond. We’re going to play a brief snippet from this episode as well. In this episode, Dave and Brian run down each of their lists of the top 10 albums of 2020 thus far.
As they do on every episode, they introduce me to a bunch of music, and I learn a lot along the way. We should also mention that episode 100 is coming out on June 30—with a very special guest host. Subscribe here!
We believe that music can help be part of the solution for what’s going on in our racist, violent society. Please consider making a donation to Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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Today we're bringing you a snippet of an interview of our newest podcast, Past, Present, Future, Live! In this episode, we talked to Rhett Miller about the reality of life as a musician, from his upbringing in Dallas, to forming the Old 97s during the heyday of grunge, and how the meaning of success has changed over the years. We talked with Rhett about balancing the band and his solo career, his writing ambitions, and what’s inspiring him as he looks ahead.
You can listen to the whole episode and subscribe to the podcast here, and you can watch Rhett performing all of the songs he played live here. You’ll find original versions of these tracks, as well as other songs and artists mentioned in this episode, on our Spotify playlist.
Organizations you can support during this time: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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Today I’m bringing you an interview with Goose’s Peter Anspach, about their upcoming really innovative Bingo Tour. You can learn more and get tickets here. Peter will tell us about this, but the basic idea is that between June 19-28, Goose will play 5 nights of live music (June 19, 20, 26, 27 and 28), 4 of which has a “bingo” element.
Music always has been, and always will be, part of the way people fight against injustice, violence and racism. Let’s keep it going.
Organizations you can support: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
Today I want to tell you about a brand new episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, featuring Derek Trucks. Kraz talks to his bandmate and friend, who he describes as the ‘greatest slide guitar player that’s ever lived’ about the early days of their friendship and the incredible musicians they’ve played with over the years.
They talk about how they’re managing through the pandemic, the time that Derek immersed himself in Indian music and how it influenced his playing, and what he took away from working with Eric Clapton.
As you may know, Eric Krasno has 2 Grammy Awards, both from work he’s done with Derek Trucks (one with Derek Trucks Band and one with Tedeschi Trucks Band).
Upcoming Episodes of Plus One include conversations with Questlove, Phil Lesh, Ivan Neville and more. If you’re enjoying Eric Krasno Plus One, please give it a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And if you haven’t listened to my interview with Eric Krasno on Past, Present, Future, Live!, please check it out!
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Today I'm bringing you an interview with Diana Burgess, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who will be releasing a new album called “You Run” next week. At the end of the interview, you'll hear the title track of her album, "You Run." Really cool, hope you enjoy.
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This is mostly visual, with some clips and some videos, so we suggest you check out the YouTube version!
- Take Two Knees—New York Philharmonic’s Anthony McGill. The Principal Clarinet started an initiative on May 30, by posting a video of himself playing the clarinet before getting on his knees in a prayer for justice and decency. He encouraged his friends and musicians to join him, which inspired a bunch of responses.
- Jon Batiste Leading Musical March in NYC.The New Orleans legend who is now leading the band on Stephen Colbert’s show led a march to bring attention to systematic injustice. He said “"We are the ones who are responding to the 401 years of generational trauma and oppression that our ancestors bore. We're standing on their shoulders. We are the ones who can change a generation for women. We have the power right now. We are the ones."
- Detroit Techno Float. During a Black Lives Matter protest in Detroit, we saw a float and a dance party, all set to techno music. This was a reminder of the way techno started, as a form of protest and a reaction to inner-city strife in Detroit.
- Lean on Me in DC.There was a moving singalong to this Bill Withers classic during a protest in DC last week. Singer Kenny Sway led the crowd, but you can hear hundreds and hundreds of people singing along with him.
- Jam Sessions in Philly. To bring it home, I’ll talk a bit about my new home, Philadelphia. It was amazing to see all the different jam sessions, dancing circles, and more that popped up around the city.
Music always has been, and always will be, part of the way people fight against injustice, violence and racism. Let’s keep it going. Organizations you can support: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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Thank you for tuning in. Hope you enjoy, and see you tomorrow!
- Brokedown Podcast—Workingman’s 50th (Side A).This week, Jonathan releases his two-part celebration of the 50th anniversary of Workingman’s Dead. He brings on author Buzz Poole to break down the record just as he did in his recent book that is part of the Bloomsbury 33&⅓ series. They break down the songs on side one and wrap the episode with a mix of live versions of those tunes.
- Beyond the Pond—Black Lives Matter.This week, Brian and Dave said “With everything happening in America in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, we felt it necessary to step back and discuss our thoughts, as well as how we’re communicating racism and the constant pursuit of equality in our country to our kids. We also felt it important to acknowledge that we haven’t done enough as podcasters to highlight the music of black artists, especially those who are up and coming, and we commit to do better. We’ve also included information about a few organizations we’ve donated to that we’d encourage you to as well. Finally, we compiled a playlist of some of the black artists who paved the way for the music we love, as well as those making music today that are blowing our minds.”
- Helping Friendly Podcast—Perspective from a Phish Fan of Color.This episode is a rebroadcast of a conversation we brought to you first in 2017 with Phish fans Shaunea Robinson, and Adam Lioz, who wrote a blog post about the whiteness of the Phish scene for Headcount and later went on to start Phans for Racial Equity. We talk about Adam and Shaunea’s Phish journeys, the post Adam wrote, the feedback from the piece, and hear about Shaunea’s experience at Phish shows. And then we play some music that they both chose. We hope you enjoy the episode.
- Eric Krasno on Past, Present, Future, Live!We want to give another plug to our newest show, which was just released yesterday. We hope you got to listen to the podcast, check out the video of Eric performing songs live and check out the Spotify playlist of songs discussed in the episode. New episode next week.
- 10pm ET—Circles Around the Sun Rebroadcast.
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Past, Present, Future, Live! Today we launch a brand new weekly show. Each episode walks through an artist’s past and present, and we also look to the future with them as well. We then hear and see an exclusive live performance of a few songs that are reflected in the episode.
The first guest is Eric Krasno. We go into depth on Eric’s musical experience, from his discovery of Led Zeppelin to meeting the guys in Lettuce to joining Soulive to his most recent album, Telescope. We also talked about his collaborations with John Scofield, Derek Trucks and Talib Kweli.
Full audio episodes will drop every Tuesday, and video of each live performance will be available on the Osiris website and YouTube. An accompanying playlist of music will also be available on the Osiris site and on Spotify.
Future guests including Rhett Miller, Maggie Rose, Marco Benevento, Ted Leo, Dani Markham and more. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
And a note on some organizations you can support in this time of crisis: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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Osiris stands in solidarity with those who are protesting police violence and racial injustice. Black lives matter. We encourage our listeners to donate to organizations working toward change. There are links to several organizations that we support in the show notes.
We are a company that celebrates a diverse, equitable, and just culture. We are able to celebrate music every day across multiple podcasts because of the artists of color who have created, and continue to create, the music that we love.
Our company, and the podcast industry, can do better. We will work harder to amplify the voices of people who create the diverse world we live in, and those who are working towards real change. And we will be focusing on our own commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
A couple things we want to share today.
Music is responding. We’ve seen a lot of encouraging reactions to the current situation by people involved with music. Of course there was Killer Mike’s powerful speech as part of the Atlanta mayor’s press conference. Across the country, music venues and theaters are opening to aid protestors, including 930 Club and Arena Stage in DC, giving access to restrooms, food, and snacks.
Jon Batiste led a march of musicians through New York City over the weekend. Dozens of artists have joined the protests, and many more have donated millions of dollars in support of reform efforts.
Bandcamp announced that this coming Juneteenth (June 19) and every Juneteenth hereafter, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, they’ll donate 100% of their share of sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. They’re also highlighting artists and labels who are donating to organizations on their website.
Alan Evans on Eric Krasno Plus One.On a special episode of Plus One, Kraz talks with drummer and bandmate, fellow Soulive founding member, Alan Evans. Alan & Eric discuss the ongoing protests against police brutality & racism, the current political climate in the US, and related personal experiences, including a story about Alan’s dad’s protesting of racist treatment as a college football player. The two also spend some time diving into Alan’s career and early memories of playing together in Soulive.
Thanks for tuning in. We’ll see you back here tomorrow. I want to leave you with a quote from James Baldwin: “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.“
Organizations you can support: Color of Change, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Campaign Zero, Black Lives Matter, National Bail Fund Network.
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Only two things today. One big announcement, and an interview and stream announcement.
- New Show! Past, Present, Future, Live! We’re very happy to announce a new show. This is unlike any show we’ve developed before, which is part interview, part performance. Every week, we’ll be talking to an artist about their past, from their first musical memories to their first paid gig, the present, what they’re doing now, and the future, including what things these artists still want to do. And then at the end, we hear a few tracks that have defined the artist’s musical journey. The show premieres next Tuesday, June 2, and the first 4 guests are Eric Krasno, Rhett Miller, Marco Benevento and Ted Leo. Every week, the performance videos from the episode will be posted on our YouTube page. Check out the trailer in the show notes now, and subscribe so you don’t miss it—you can get it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
- Ekoostik Hookah Interview and Stream Announcement! I had the pleasure to talk to Dave Katz, one of the founding members and the real heart behind the band Ekoostik Hookah. I have been listening to them for a long time, and got to talk to Dave about a special two-night stream they have coming up this weekend. This is a replacement for the Memorial Day and Labor Day Hookahville, which you’ll hear about in the interview with Dave that’s coming at you right now.
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Thanks for tuning in, hope you enjoy!
- Phemale-Centrics—Summer ’97. Following up on the Dinner & A Movie from last week, Dawn and Merry reminisce with Phish fans about this summer Of 97 tour. They asked for memories, which is a really cool approach. Brando Rich from CashorTrade called in to share his tour story and update them on what’s going on with CashorTrade during the pandemic.
- HF Pod—New Phish Archival Release.This week, Matt and I discuss the latest archival release from LivePhish—3/8/93 from Santa Fe, NM. We had fun with this one, and spent some time talking about why and how these releases get put together, and about the state of Phish in 1993.
- Beyond the Pond—Radio City Ghost. Brian and Dave go back to 5/22/00 to the Ghost from Radio City Music Hall. They’re joined by a guest, and as always, they talk about other music, including a deep dive into the worlds of krautrock and early-2000s NYC music.
- Brokedown Podcast—Chris Funk of The Decemberists. This new episode features Jonathan chatting with Chris Funk, guitarist of The Decemberists, who has a new solo album out. They talk about the album and Chris’s history as a Deadhead, listening to some of his music along the way, before diving into a heavy slice of Grateful Dead music.
- Mockingbird Foundation Protecting Music Education During COVID-19. We were really pleased to be able to talk to Stephanie Jenkins and Bill Ryan, board members of the Mockingbird Foundation. They announced this week that the foundation will be using emergency grant funds to rapidly help protect music education in these unprecedented times. Between now and July 31st, the Foundation will match the first $25,000 in donations made by our community to give at least $75,000 total to #ProtectMusicEd!
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- UTS with Billy Strings. The wonderful bluegrass sensation Billy Strings is on the show! Billy shares 5 important songs with Tom and explains how they influenced his career.
- Eric Krasno with Mac Ayres. This week, Eric sat down in his studio in LA with up and coming R&B artist Mac Ayres. Mac talks with Eric about how he started making music and his quickly growing, loyal fanbase. Mac shares how his songwriting has evolved since he first started making music, his first “aha” moment as a writer, and the experience of performing live on tour. At the end of the episode, Eric plays “Jumping Off The Moon,” an impromptu collaboration with Mac from the same day in the studio.
- 7:20pm ET—420 Live!! With Jeff Kravitz.Well, the guests today will be …. Me and Tom Marshall. Tune in! Dinner and a Movie preview, and more.
- 8:30pm ET—Phish Dinner & A Movie. This is the 12/29/18 show from Madison Square Garden. This week’s recipe is Mike Gordon sharing a vegetarian ramen recipe from Gaku Ramen in Burlington, VT. Phish reports that so far they’ve raised “$265,000 for those in tremendous need right now.” Charity for this week is Afya Foundation, the primary mission of which is to improve global health by rescuing surplus medical supplies and delivering them to underserved health systems around the world.
- Osirecs—Vampire Weekend. This is a fantastic album.
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- Brent Rademaker of Beachwood Sparks on No Simple Road. The crew has a special guest this week, Brent Rademaker from Beachwood Sparks and Gospel Beach. He also heads up his own record label, Curation Records. They talk about his history with Neal Casal, why he decided it was time to start his own thing with his own label, betting it all on Pacific Range, his own Grateful Dead history, and so much more.
- New Album from Escaper.We got the heads up about a new album from the Brooklyn-based band. They will release the album on June 19, 2020, and there’s a single available now, Open Sky. Really spacey and groovy stuff. Check out the single now!
- 2:30pm ET—DelFest Stream. If you’re missing DelFest, like we absolutely are, then you might want to tune into this replay of shows. Starting at 2:30pm you can see Yonder Mountain String Band from 2019, at 6:00pm you can see Del McCoury Band from 2019, at 8:00pm is Marcus King Band from 2019, and then 10:00pm Railroad Earth from 2019 late night. I have tried not to think about DelFest, because it’s just too sad to not be there. But this will be healing, I think.
- 8:00pm ET—Grateful Dead from 4/21/72. Now this is awesome. This week’s Shakedown Stream is from the Europe ’72 run, this was recorded live in a TV studio called “Beat Club” on 4/21/72. The best Dead, really. The preshow will feature David Lemieux, Gary Lambert, and Sam Cutler, who was the tour manager during the Europe ’72 run.
- Interview with Melanie Dewey of MELD. We’re going to bring you an interview with the artist Melanie Dewey, who has a band called MELD. She also plays us a song live from her upcoming album at the end!
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- Mickey Hart on Politics of Truth. This week Bob is joined once again by Bob Costa, National Political Reporter for The Washington Post and a long-time fan of our other guest, Mickey Hart. Mickey talks about music as a unifying force and its ability to enhance the healing of our minds and bodies. Also the force of rhythm, not only in music but in life, and a lot of other topics.
- Keith Emerson from 1992 on The Tapes Archive. This week we have another never before heard interview, this time with the late Keith Emerson from 1992. He talks about technology affecting the way he plays the keyboards, their reunion that was happening at that time, and ELP’s role in pioneering the classical rock movement.
- 8pm ET—Tedeschi Trucks Band from 2/28/20. For this week's installment of Swamp Family TV, this show comes from the Ryman Auditorium from 2/28/20. One of the last concerts before this whole madness started. They’re raising funds for MusicCares as well. And I wanted to mention that Derek will be a guest on Eric Krasno Plus One in a couple weeks, so keep your eyes out for that.
- 10pm—Andy Frasco’s World Saving Shitshow. Andy’s been doing some hilarious stuff, from his podcast to his dance parties to his weekly show. This week’s guests include Billy Strings, MC Taylor, and David Shaw of The Revivalists. Andy’s been donating a percentage of the proceeds to charity as well. Andy will also be a guest on Eric Krasno Plus One in the near future.
- Spotify’s Deal with Joe Rogan. This is the biggest podcast news since Spotify’s acquisition of Gimlet last year. People have asked me what our take on this is, so I wanted to give you that perspective here.
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- Road To Now 4th Anniversary! There was a lot happening when Bob and Ben launched the first episode of The Road to Now on May 19th, 2016. It was the year of a Presidential election, there was an intense feeling of partisanship in the air, and people were everywhere- at concerts, in classes, on the sidewalk. They talk about how things have changed, and what is happening now. Congrats guys!
- Daily Soundcheck—Roseland Ballroom 2000. One of the more intimate shows in modern Phish, the 3,200 seat Roseland Ballroom was an incredibly tough ticket. Filmed for VH1 this soundcheck features fun takes on many classics. A thirteen song soundcheck with one of the coolest venue histories make this one fun episode!
- 6pm—Dave Matthews Band 5/30/06. This week’s DMB Drive In is a show from 5/30/06 from Maryland Heights, MO.
- 8pm—Bob Weir with The National Rebroadcast. This week for Weir Wednesday, there’s a special rebroadcast of ‘The Bridge Session,’ filmed live on March 24th, 2012 at TRI Studios. Produced by HeadCount and directed by Justin Kreutzmann, this studio performance features members of The National exploring songs of the Dead and The National.
- Moments in a Box—Let Creativity Flow. I was inspired to mention this series that we produced earlier this year after reading a series of articles about how this current pandemic may change music technology forever. Hosted and narrated by Amar Sastry, this 3-episode series goes deep on music and technology. It features interviews with people from Splice, Union Square Ventures, Downtown Music, and Aron and Jon from The Disco Biscuits.
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- 36 From the Vault—Dick’s Picks 9, 9/16/90.In episode 9 Steve and Rob take you to Madison Square Garden in New York City on 9/16/90. This is a different kind of Dick’s Picks, just two months after Brent Mydland passed. They have two new keyboardists, Vince Welnick and Bruce Hornsby, with a really interesting and weird performance. A really unique and odd point in Grateful Dead history, which we are happy to have Steve and Rob’s take on. They also focus on the late 80s/early 90s and some other musical and cultural perspectives as well.
- Touchdowns All Day—2 Episodes with Allen Aucoin.This rounds out the band member interviews with a two-parter, where Jon and Allen go deep into Allen’s cajun family life and growing up around the military with his father in the Special Forces. Listen to hear about family crawfish boils in Germany, his healthy lifestyle and meditation, rudimentary drumming practices, influences, and more in this TDAD exclusive interview. Part 1 and part 2.
- 5:00pm—Rad Night in America, JRAD 1/1/16.This week they’re going back to 1/1/16 at The Capitol Theater. This show features really great takes on I Need A Miracle, Must Have Been The Roses, and Dancing > Eyes. As with most Capitol Theater shows, this one is a standout.
- 7:30pm—HF Pod Live with Andy Gadiel.We are going to be previewing the Dinner And A Movie show with one of the original curators of the Phish scene, Andy Gadiel. He was at the 7/21/97 show, which will be the focus of this week’s Phish archival webcast. Please tune in with us to preview the main event!
- 8:30pm—Dinner And A Movie, 7/21/97. The main event this Tuesday is the first 1.0 show to be featured so far, Phish from Virginia Beach on 7/21/97. This is Phish’s first real show in 1997 in the US, and features a bunch of American debuts. This is the beginning of possibly Phish’s most celebrated year. Obviously it is their most celebrated year, there’s no question. And the food comes from Don Angie in NYC, a great spot. Trey said: “For this week’s Dinner And A Movie we thought it would be thrilling to invite Scott Tacinelli and Angie Rito of Don Angie to design a menu.”
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- 7:20pm ET—420LIVE!! with Jeff Kravitz.Wanted to give a shout out to Jeff Kravitz 420Live!! Five days a week, he’s having guests on for a quick chat. In the past week he’s had Jerry Harrison of The Talking Heads, Big Gigantic, and many others. He’s a great interviewer and the conversations are really entertaining. And here’s his conversation with Tom Marshall.
- 7:30pm ET—Two Sets of Anders Osborne Live.Streaming live on his Facebook page, Anders says “It’s SHOWTIME BABY!! Two sets. SO MANY SONGS TO PLAY! Friday night is gonna be fantastic!! Set break and all. I can’t wait to see everyone.” Rock on!
- 9:00pm ET—Goose Archival Set. As part of the Live From Out There Virtual Festival, which spans 4 weekends and includes dozens and dozens of performances. The Goose set is $4.99, or you can get the entire offering for $49.99. You can learn more via this link.
- 10:15pm ET—Wine Not? With Brendan Bayliss. Once gain Brendan will bring you tunes, conversation and laughs from his home, with some wine. They say “Chip in $5 & show Brendan & Team UM that they're good enough, smart enough and doggone it, people like them.” That’s via PayPal.
- Osirecs—The Highwomen. This is a shout out to my wife Rachel, and to one of the most listened to albums by our family over the past 6 months or so, since they released their self-titled album. And it’s just a great listen.
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- The Disco Biscuits’ Jon Barber on Helping Friendly Podcast.This week we are joined by a special guest, Jon Barber of the Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber podcast. Jon tells us about the early influence of Phish on The Disco Biscuits and some of his own experiences seeing Phish, including at Arrowhead Ranch. We also listen to both Phish and Disco Biscuits jams and Jon helps us break down what the bands are doing in the moment.
- Quarantrain’s Jesse Lauter on Inside Out wTnS.For the latest episode, Rob and Seth sit down with the multi-talented “Uncle” Jesse Lauter, and first they speak about the wonderful QuaranTrain, his work with The Tedeschi Trucks Band and his other production work, and how he got started in the music business.
- 9am ET—Radiohead at Summer Sonic 2016 Replay. For some morning streaming, check out Radiohead’s set from Summer Sonic 2016. This Japanese festival is an annual two-day event held at the same time in Osaka and Tokyo. Lots of Japanese bands as well as international acts.
- 8pm ET—Prince and The Revolution Live from 1985. This show comes from the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, NY on 3/30/85. So this show is the the Purple Rain Tour, and was the first live concert footage that Prince officially released as both a television broadcast and home video. This show will be available for 3 days only. Any viewer donations to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization will include a matching component from Google (Google.org will match $2 for every $1 up to $5M).
- 10pm ET—Scott and Seth Avett Livestream. On the Atlanta Braves Facebook page, Scott and Seth will play a 45-minute set, which is free for you to watch. If you’re curious what’s going on with The Avett Brothers, I can tell you that they’re working on new material. That’s detailed in a conversation I had with Bob Crawford and Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters about the state of the music industry during coronavirus, which was part of Podapalooza.
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- Beyond the Pond Hits Pavement.Brian and Dave have guest PJ Rudolph back for a deep-dive one into Pavement. They talk about the band’s legacy, favorite records, solo work of Stephen Malkmus, and their connections to Phish. And as always, they’ll introduce you to some music.
- Grateful Dead May ’73 with Brokedown Podcast.Jonathan has a returning guest, Andy Barnes, to talk about three Grateful Dead shows from May, 1973—from why there were only three shows and, of course, the great great music that was played. And guess what? Lots of Dead tunes.
- 9:00pm ET—Greensky Bluegrass Live From the Archive. Every Wednesday at 9pm, the band is sharing a prerecorded show that is free for you all to enjoy. Check it out.
- 9:30pm ET—Eric Slick of Dr. Dog Joins God Ween Evan Stream.This week’s live stream with the God Ween Evan team will feature Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. He’s played with Ween and has a bunch of other cool projects and another solo album forthcoming. Come hang out with the God Ween Evan squad and have some fun.
- Osirecs—Rhett Miller “The Messenger.”Today I had the chance to interview Rhett Miller for a new podcast that will be released next month. In preparation, I had gone back to the Old97s and Rhett’s solo work. I particularly liked this most recent solo album, which he released i
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- Heads Talking—Meet the Mothers.I neglected to say Happy Mother’s Day when I put up Monday’s episode, so let me say that now. To all the moms out there, thank you. And this episode of Heads Talking, a spinoff of No Simple Road, the crew talks to all 3 of their moms, which is pretty cool.
- Road To Now on Baseball with Jayson Stark.This week, Bob & Ben talk with celebrated baseball journalist Jayson about baseball’s place in American culture, how the scandals in the sport reflect moments in American history, and how Major League Baseball has persevered through some of our country’s hardest times.
- Politics of Truth on Disaster Response with Brent Colburn.Bob is joined by Brent Colburn, who has worked at FEMA, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Pentagon; many of the agencies coordinating to combat the pandemic today. They discuss the federal and state-level responses to the pandemic, and Brent shares his experiences working on Hurricane Katrina and Sandy response.
- 5pm ET—Rad Night in America—JRAD Red Rocks 8/31/17.They keep the show streams going with a look back at a really good show from 2017. Opens with a great jam into a really long Here Comes Sunshine. Did you know that JRAD’s most played song is “Jam”? I’m serious, I looked it up and everything.
- 8:30pm ET—Phish Dinner And A Movie: 8/31/18.Episode 8 takes us back to Alpharetta, Georgia, from the Summer 2018 tour. And for the food, “Jon and Briar Fishman present another three-course repast from the staff of the Lincolnville General Store in Maine – kale salad, fish cakes and blueberry crisp! The recipe is below, and whatever you decide to make, tag us at #phishdinnerandamovie.” Also, “We have selected Feeding America as our beneficiary for this webcast. Donate any time at phish.com/waterwheel.”
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- Emily King on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric talks to his friend, singer-songwriter Emily King, who checks in from her family home in lower Manhattan where she’s sheltering in place. Being back home inspires her to tell Eric about growing up in a musical family, going on the road with her jazz singer parents, and why hamburgers and french fries in the dressing room made her want to become a musician.
- RIP Little Richard—Tapes Archive Interview from 2000. Again a never before heard interview from The Tapes Archive, from 2000. Marc the host and Little Richard talk about a lot of stuff—at the time of this interview, he was 67 years old and was promoting the TV movie based on his life called “Little Richard.” In the interview, Richard talks about why he wore make-up, how he was the first African American to be on white radio, and how he discovered the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones.
- Audience Input.We need your help. We want to ask you some questions about your Osiris listening/watching, what kinds of content you like, and a few other things. Send us a message on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram if you’re interested in helping us out.
- 5pm—The National Benefit Event. The National said “our crew are the lifeblood of our touring operation and have become family through the many years we’ve worked together. As uncertainty looms over the state of the live concert industry, we will direct all profits from merch sales through our webstore.” Check it out.
- 8pm—Positive Legacy Virtual Variety Show.The first episode of The Virtual Variety Show airs tomorrow, helping support Positive Legacy's COVID-19 fundraiser giving back to out of work music crew. The first episode features Larry Keel, Jeff Coffin, and members of The Motet and Fruition…all to help raise funds for those who make live music events happen!
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- No Simple Road with ….. Me! I was honored to be interviewed for one of our longtime podcasts, No Simple Road. I finally got to hang with the crew, and it was a lot of fun. We talked about how I discovered music including Phish and The Grateful Dead, what possessed me to think of starting a podcast network, and some plans for Osiris’s future. I got to tell some stories and banter with the crew a lot. Check it out!
- 4pm ET—Nathaniel Rateliff Pickathon 2019 Replay. I’m sure you all have heard of this guy, he’s a real force of nature and I’m interested in checking out this set from a 2019 festival. You may know him through his work with Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, and he just put out a new album, And It's Still Alright, which you should check out as well!
- 8pm ET—Disco Biscuits 2/28/08 Replay. As part of the ongoing You Got I, I Got You virtual tour, this week brings you a show from the legendary Starland Ballroom from 2008. 30 minute Mr. Don opener, long M.E.M.P.H.I.S. sandwich, Spacebird, Save the Robots, Crickets and more. Really good show.
- 9pm ET—Umphrey’s McGee 7/6/18 Replay.Brought to us by Breckenridge Brewery, this live stream music event featuring Umphrey’s McGee. At 9pm you can see Brendan Bayliss stream live, with wine, in his pajamas, from his basement. And then at 9:30pm you can watch the 7/6/18 show. Similar Skin, Hurt Bird Bath, long Higgins, very good show.
- Osirecs: Barton Hall 1977! I feel morally obligated to encourage you to listen to the Barton Hall show. Was it the best show ever? Was it the best show of May 1977? Did it really happen, or was it part of a CIA mind control program? A widely circulated conspiracy theory, which you can read about here, says it never happened. Awesome show, whether it happened or not.
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- Music Nonprofits During COVID-19 from InsideOut wTnS.New episode of Inside Out with Turner and Seth focuses on music nonprofits, checking in with a bunch of folks to find out how things are going. They talk with Sweet Relief, Backline, Conscious Alliance, and Positive Legacy about what they are doing right now, how they have pivoted to help those in needs during COVID-19, and how those programs are evolving.
- 5pm ET—Radiohead at Bonnaroo 2006. In an Instagram post, Jonny Greenwood said about this show “it’s easily, comfortably the best festival experience I’ve ever had in America. I hope the heat, dust, and smell of fine Southern whiskey comes over as well as the songs—and I hope that we get back to live music soon.” Amen.
- 7:20pm ET—420Live!! Portugal. The Man with Jeff Kravitz. If you missed yesterday’s with Tom Marshall, you can check out the show notes. And today Jeff welcomes the psych rock revolutionaries as the guest.
- 8pm ET—Lake Street Dive Livestream. Today is Volume 2 of the “Lounge Around Sounds Variety Hour,” which is described as a fun-filled hour of music and laughter. They’ll have special guest Emily King joining, and will be donating a portion of the proceeds to a charity of her choice! She also will be the next guest on Eric Krasno Plus One, so subscribe now if you haven’t already!
- Osirecs—Let It Slide, Marco Benevento. Got to talk with Marco for another show we’re launching this Spring, and in preparation had been listening to a lot of his music. This latest album is a good representation of his style right now—jumps between dance tunes to deep instrumental grooves to piano-focused track. Really a great listen.
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Welcome back! Wanted to tell you about a show that's newly a part of the Osiris family.
From Rolling Stone to the Red Carpet, celeb photographer Jeff Kravitz has been a fixture among A-Listers and rock stars for decades. Over the years Jeff has amassed a remarkable network of noteworthy friends and colleagues, culminating in this brand new video show “420 LIVE!! With Jeff Kravitz."
Join Jeff and friends every Monday–Friday afternoon at 4:20 PT on Osiris's Facebook. Past guests include Stewart Copeland, Tommy Chong, George Porter Jr., Peter Shapiro and more! Future guests include Tom Marshall, Alana Campos, Portugal The Man, Jerry Harrison and a whole lot more!
Today I want to bring you something different, an interview and a live performance from singer and songwriter Leslie Mendelson.
Her new record, “If You Can’t Say Anything Nice…” is available now and can be streamed, but she also is selling a CD and LP as well. This is her third album, and we talk about this album as well as her previous work. We end the interview with a live track from Leslie off of her new album.
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- Chris Robinson on Eric Krasno Plus One. New episode today—Chris tells Eric about growing up in Atlanta, forming The Black Crowes with his brother when they were teenagers, and how he ended up in the role of frontman. The two dig deep into their love of music, the artists who first influenced Chris, from Sam & Dave to REM, and how he finally got into The Grateful Dead. They talk about what he’s listening to now, and reflect on their mutual friend and guitarist for Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Neal Casal.
- 36 From the Vault Covers 5/2/70.Just a couple of days off of the 50th anniversary, Steve and Rob are back This show is pretty fascinating, we get to see them working on songs from Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty, in their acoustic set, like “Friend Of The Devil,” “Dire Wolf,” and “Black Peter.” And then the electric set gets weird. Lots of good jams, great time for the band.
- Jeff Kravitz 420 Live! If you all haven’t seen Jeff Kravitz’s daily show at 4:20 where he interviews people, you should check it out. He’s had everyone from George Porter Jr to Peter Shapiro to Stewart Copeland to Chris Kuroda and many more on his show. And we have an Osiris collaboration with Jeff to tell you about later this week!
- 8:30pm—Umphrey’s Live 8/23/15.Each Monday night you can tune in to watch a handpicked archive from Umphrey's McGee. You can also make a donation to Conscious Alliance or to tip the band!
- Metzger, Paczkowski, Lawton—One More Time. Wanted to give one more plug to the interview that I did with Scott, Ray and Russ about their new LaMP project, along with a track from their new album. That was a lot of fun, and we hope you enjoy it! Video version here, audio version here.
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- Galactic’s Rob Mercurio “My First Show” on JamBase Podcast. Rob talked with with JamBase’s Scott Bernstein aboard Jam Cruise 18 in January for a “My First Show” segment. Mercurio shares memories of the band’s first show but since so much has changed over the past four months, Scotty called Rob for a catch-up chat that comes ahead of “My First Show.”
- Staying Positive with Taraleigh Weathers on No Simple Road. Taraleigh joins the crew and gives advice on how to stay positive, feel connected to the community, and stay plugged in to the magic of the music we all love so much.
- 6pm ET—Soulive at Ardmore Music Hall Stream.A free replay of the Soulive show from 11/9/19 from the venue’s Facebook page. It’s free, but you should consider donating to the Ardmore Music Hall Staff GoFundMe – 100% of proceeds go to benefiting the employees at The Ardmore Music Hall. And here’s another plug for Soulive’s Eric Krasno’s new podcast!
- 6:30pm ET—Billy Strings Solo Livestream. Via Nugs.TV, you can see Billy playing solo from Nashville. Super fun to watch. And keep an eye out for Billy on Under the Scales, soon.
- 8pm ET—My Morning Jacket 2016 Show Stream. MMJ announced that over the next few months they’ll be streaming videos of archival shows. First up is the Shaky Knees Music Festival show from 2016. Free stream, they’re suggesting considering a donation to Crew Nation, dedicated to extending a helping hand to the touring and venue crews who depend on shows and tours to make a living.
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- Ozzy Osbourne from 1997 on Tapes Archive.This never before heard interview with Ozzy from 1997 touches on his love for his fans, the legacy of Ozzfest, censorship, and a lot more. As always, a great listen.
- Love from Philly.Wanted to tell you about this “virtual city wide music and arts festival created to bring hope, inspiration, resources and love to Philly’s entertainment and arts community in these difficult times.” May 1-3, this is 3 days of performances with all proceeds benefiting 30amp Circuit’s grants for Philly musicians, entertainment professionals, venues, and charitable organizations. You can see people like G. Love, Kurt Vile, Marc Brownstein, Spaga with Aron Magner, Dr. Dog and more.
- Looking at Rift on HF Pod.We looked at this terrific album as part of our Back Tracking series, and we had a lot of fun breaking it down, sharing some clips and of course having a lot of laughs as well.
- 8pm ET—Mike Gordon Live on Instagram.With special guest, photographer Danny Clinch!
- 9pm ET—DJ Logic Livestream.In partnership with Garcia’s at The Cap, DJ Logic will be spinning tunes in celebration of International Jazz Day. Sounds like a good time!
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- Bandcamp Waives Its Sales Cut on First Fridays. Via Consequence of Sound, we learned that in the midst of the crisis, Bandcamp is waiving its cut of online sales on the first Friday of the next three months (May 1, June 5 and July 3). Their CEO Ethan Diamond said “Finding ways to continue supporting artists in the coming months is an urgent priority for anyone who cares about music and the artists who create it.” Really cool. And Beyond the Pond will be tweeting a list of their recommendations every Thursday before these First Fridays.
- 2pm ET—Eric Krasno Live with Ivan Neville on Instagram. Check out this live chat between Eric and Ivan. They’ll touch on jazz fest, the state of the music scene, and more.
- Alex Bleeker of Real Estate on Brokedown Podcast. On this episode, Jonathan and Alex talk about the band’s new album, “The Main Thing” which was released in February. They talk about the band, the record, Alex’s solo projects and, of course, The Grateful Dead.
- SPAC 2009 Number Line on Beyond the Pond. A song that is near and dear to my heart. Brian and Dave welcome Dr. Kevin Finkel, who’s an anesthesiologist at Hartford Hospital. He joins to discuss his experiences on the front lines of COVID-19, and Kevin gets to let loose from work for a while and talk about Summer 2009 Phish.
- LaMP Interview! I had the privilege of talking with Scott Metzger, Russ Lawton and Ray Paczkowski of the new group, LaMP. You can hear us talk about how the project came together, how they brought their unique strengths to the project, and what might be next. This episode contains the full interview. Video version available here.
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- 3pm—Rock & Roll Playhouse. If you need some tunes for your kids during the day, check this out. It’s some much-needed kid-focused entertainment, IMHO.
- 5pm—JRAD’s Rad Night in America. Episode five of this weekly series will take us back to 5/5/18 in New Orleans. They have Jazz Fest on the mind as well, and ask people to consider donating to help provide food and emergency supplies to Second Harvest Food Bank: Feeding South Louisiana.
- 8:30pm—Phish’s Dinner and a Movie. This week’s show is 10/28/16 from Las Vegas. This Golden Age, wow. For the dinner portion, Mike Gordon shares three recipes from friend and chef Michael Solomonov’s landmark Philadelphia restaurant Zahav. The charity for this week is Frontline Foods, a grassroots volunteer-based non-profit that raises money to pay local restaurants to prepare meals for the heroes responding to the COVID-19 crisis. If you missed our HF Pod Live chat about this show and about Europe ’96, you can watch that here.
- Photographer Roger Patteson on Phemale-Centrics. Phish photographer and Phellowship member Roger Patteson join Dawn and Jeni for a chat. Check it out.
- Marcus King on Eric Krasno Plus One.Just want to give another plug for this excellent conversation with a really excellent artist. Subscribe, share with your friends, and we’ll have a new episode next Monday!
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- Marcus King on Eric Krasno Plus One.This week’s guest on the podcast is Marcus King. In one of the last in-person interviews Eric was able to do before the COVID-19 lockdown, he sat down Marcus, who talked about music memories, performing with his dad at age 13 and the deep musicianship that runs through his family. They talk about life on the road and what life off the road, however temporary, might produce; and, Marcus tells the story about the time he had to perform in front of Eric Clapton. The episode ends with Marcus’s song “Beautiful Stranger” off the El Dorado album, which was produced by Dan Auerbach.
- 6pm ET—Keller Williams Live. Check out Keller, live from his cellar, for some tunes and conversation. And if you want more Keller Williams, check out the recent Brokedown Podcast interview with him from last month.
- 8:30pm ET—HF Pod Live. Once again me and the guys will be chatting about Dinner and a Movie, this time it’s the 10/28/16 show from Vegas. We’ll talk about this show and have a special guest, Megan, who’s going to share her Europe ’96 memories with us.
- ICYMI—Post Malone’s Nirvana Tribute.A lot of people have been talking about Post Malone’s tribute set to Nirvana, The United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund, benefiting the WHO. They played a bunch of Nirvana tunes. Pretty cool.
- JamBase Jazz Fest Playlist + Jazz Festing in Place. As you all know, WWOZ has been doing Jazz Festing in Place this past weekend and will do it again, and JamBase has put together a Jazz Fest playlist as well. Hope everyone’s enjoying this, and we’re excited about the reception we’ve had for the Festival Circuit announcement thus far.
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- Podapalooza has arrived! There will be live discussions with podcasters and dozens and dozens of bonus episodes. Our special episode of The Drop will go live today at 6pm ET. Catch it live or listen later, all net proceeds of the event will go to GiveDirectly—and pay what you can.
- 1pm ET—Rock & Roll Playhouse Livestream.For kids and adults, this happens every Saturday at 1pm, presented by Industry City on Facebook.
- 6pm ET—Quarantrain dance party! We’ll have 3 DJs coming to you today, Uncle Jesse from 6-8pm, Quarantina from 8-10pm and DJ Ing from 10pm-12am. Six hours of dancing. Join us!
- 9:15pm ET—Marcus King Livestream! Tune in to watch Marcus play tunes. He can rip! He’s also the guest on the next episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, which comes out this Monday morning!
- Ozark Recap!On a new episode of Welcome to the Party Pal, the team recaps season three while also diving into what makes the show such a success.
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- Festival Circuit: New Orleans. We’re excited to announce a new series that will premiere in June, despite the cancellation of the Jazz Fest. We hope you’ll tune into this five-episode series.
- New Music from Tea Leaf Green. This is the start of a bunch of new music coming your way in the next couple of weeks. This article comes from JamBase, with a new track, “Shelter,” the opening track from Destination Bound, the first TLG album since 2013’s In The Wake. The album comes out today!
- Langhorne Slim and More on Politics of Truth.New episode out today, where Bob Crawford talks to CNN’s Chris Frates about the 2020 campaign and politics during coronavirus. Bob also talks with his old friend Langhorne Slim, about personal and professional challenges brought on by this crisis.
- 1pm ET—Travis Book of The Infamous Stringdusters Live!Brought to you by Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine, Travis will be live streaming some tunes to you from the company’s Facebook page. He’ll also tell some stories about his love of the outdoors and more.
- 8pm ET—Under One Roof: A Benefit for North Carolina Artists. North Carolina Arts Council, ComeHearNC.com and CLTure present Under One Roof, a livestream benefit concert for North Carolina artists. The event will feature North Carolina musicians spanning multiple genres and generations, including Ben Folds, Jim Lauderdale, Steep Canyon Rangers, and more.
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Welcome back, here are 5 things you need to know for today!
- Les Claypool on The Tapes Archive. This never before heard interview from 1994 touches on a bunch of topics, including how he got into the bass, the way he plays, headlining Lollapalooza, the album Pork Soda, and more.
- Jazz Festing in Place.Of course, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival will not be happening this year (first time it’s been canceled in the 50 years of existence). New Orleans radio station WWOZ will be hosting this virtual festival, which will be archival recordings of Jazz Fest sets. They’re trying to mirror the festival schedule, and includes sets from Dr. John, Fats Domino, The Neville Brothers, Irma Thomas, The Meters, Allen Toussaint, Henry Butler, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Trombone Shorty, Kermit Ruffins, The Radiators and more. And we’re going to be continuing to work on our Jazz Fest related podcast, Festival Circuit, which we’re going to release in June.
- 8pm ET—Garcia Live Listening Party.The Jerry Garcia Family invites you to a Facebook live stream listening party Thursday at 8pm ET to celebrate the release of GarciaLive Volume 13: September 16th, 1989 Poplar Creek Music Theatre featuring special guest Clarence Clemons! Tune in to hear audio from the release and chat with other fans while we raise money for World Central Kitchen.
- 10pm ET—Marco Benevento Livestream. Live from Fred Short Studios in Woodstock, NY. Always love hearing Marco’s music—if you haven’t heard his last album, Let It Slide, check it out. It’s still on heavy rotation at my house.
- Saturday-Sunday: Podapalooza. I’ve mentioned this charity event a few times, but wanted to plug it again here 70 podcasts from a variety of genres participating. All net proceeds of the event will go to GiveDirectly, a nonprofit offering cash relief to vulnerable households in areas affected by COVID-19. You can also listen after if you buy a ticket (pay what you can).
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Earth Day! The Earth is looking a bit better today, because of this horrible thing. Let’s let that be a bit of light for us. A ton of cool stuff to tell you about today.
- Beyond the Pond—Chicago 2003 Gotta Jibboo. Brian and Dave talk about the groovy Gotta Jibboo from February 20, 2003. Who doesn’t love a dance party?
- Tiger King Comes to Osiris! The show that literally everyone has watched. Listen to hosts Michael Shields and Justin Wells put forth a top ten list of the most astonishing moments present in the documentary, and in doing so shine a light on the implausible perversity and outlandish personalities present in the miniseries.
- Earth Day Live!Starting tomorrow morning and going through Friday, there are literally hundreds of artists participating in this event. I will say that Questlove and Talib Kweli will both be doing nighttime performances, but if you like music, you can catch basically any artist at any time of the day.
- 7pm—Ivan Neville Live. Today starting at 7pm ET, Ivan will be playing piano from his living room and taking requests from the audience!
- 8pm—Whiskey Sour Happy Hour from BGS. For four weeks starting today, Ed Helms will host musical performances from some musicians and a few of his friends will pop by to chat, too. Week one features Lee Ann Womack, Billy Strings and more.
Thanks for tuning in! Hope you all have a great day.
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What's up everyone! It's The Drop for Tuesday. Thank you for tuning in.
- Please support Podapalooza. Podapalooza is a two-day virtual podcast festival for the benefit of COVID-19 relief. Pay what you can. And hear a special interview from The Drop with Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters and Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers.
- 5pm ET—JRAD’s “Rad Night in America from 5/4/18.Check out the replay of the show from5/4/2018 at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans, LA.
- 8:30pm ET—Phish’s “Dinner & A Movie” from 7/9/19. This week we’re going to the Mohegan Sun show from 7/9/19. Donations for will benefit Sweet Relief—for over 25 years, the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund has helped “career musicians and music industry workers struggling to make ends meet while facing illness, disability, or age-related problems.”
- Let the People Pick the President on Across the Margin. Michael Shields talks about the role the Electoral College plays in elections through an interview with Supreme Court journalist and New York Times editorial board member Jesse Wegman. Wegman recently penned the insightful and important book Let The People Pick The President, a thoroughly researched and engaging call to arms that makes a powerful case for abolishing the antiquated and antidemocratic Electoral College.
- Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One! You can listen to the first two episodes now, featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin. New interviews coming to you every Monday!
See you all tomorrow.
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Happy Monday! Two quick things—we'll be doing an awesome event for charity, for Podapalooza. Get a ticket!
Also, please listen to the first two episodes of Eric Krasno Plus One, with Dave Matthews and Laura Lee. You can listen here, on Apple or on Spotify.
See you all tomorrow.
We wanted to tell you about our 4th consecutive week of teaming up with Uncle Jesse Lauter to do his Quarantrain Dance Party. Come blow off some steam and dance with hundreds of other people who are having fun and getting down to some great tunes. Starts at 6pm ET and goes until late into the night. Please check it out with us!
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- Fruition’s Jay Cobb Anderson on JamBase Podcast.On this episode of the JamBase Podcast, Scott Bernstein talked with Fruition guitarist/vocalist Jay Cobb Anderson in New York. Scotty got to hang with the band before the show, where Fruition spent over 30 minutes planning their setlist for the evening. Jay and Scotty then talk “The Art of the Setlist.”
- Fear Craft Beer on Craft Beer in These Times.The guys are back with some beer and music discussion, and they talk with Cully Naramore from Tree House Brewing. He talks about how a brewery is handling the new normal and he explains a new project he’s involved with called Liquid Bread.
- 7:30pm ET—Anders Osborne “Greatest Hits” Livestream. As the description reads, “After many debates, arguments, sleeping on the couch, slamming doors, intent listening and finally long embrace, my family and I have agreed on a “Greatest Hits” song list for a Facebook Live stream this Friday!”
- 10:15pm ET—Wine Not? With Brendan Bayliss. Join Brendan from his basement, with wine, for songs, guitar, piano, stories and more.
- Eric Krasno Plus One! Subscribe now so you don’t miss episodes 1 and 2, coming out Monday and featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin.
See you all on Saturday—dance party awaits!
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Thanks for tuning in! 5 things you need to know for this Thursday.
- 5pm ET—Art with Zart. Okay, so, if you have kids, I know you’re feeling what I’m feeling right now, which is that you need some entertainment for them, particularly toward the end of the day. That’s why I want to tell you again about Art with Zart, with our talented friend Sarah Zeffiro. Every day from 5-6pm ET she does a kid-focused art lesson on Instagram Live.
- 8pm ET—Tedeschi Trucks SweetWater 420 Fest 2018 Replay. Swamp Family TV is a Thursday night concert series where the group airs a different full pro-shot concert, free to all viewers and includes a link to donate to a worthy charity.
- HF Pod Goes to Europe Summer ’96. This week we look back at a tour that’s somewhat overlooked, but still deserves some attention, and we do a deep dive on one show, 7/23/96.
- The Early Days of Umphrey’s McGee. This week’s episode of Inside Out wTnS features a chat with co-host Rob Turner and Ryan Stasik about the early days of Umphrey’s McGee. They discuss pre-Umphrey’s bands, how material evolved, line-up changes, specific shows and many other elements of those early days.
- 36 From the Vault Goes to London. In Episode 8 Rob and Steve explore Dick’s Picks Vol. 7, from the Alexandra Palace in London, from September 1974. We’re going deep into the Wall of Sound Era, this is a bit of a lost tour just before their extended hiatus. This is a Phil-heavy episode and show, and lots of beautiful music. And also great conversation about this era of the Dead.
See you all tomorrow!
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This used to be known as Tax Day, but now it’s just Wednesday. I’d like to first remind you to please check out Eric Krasno Plus One, our newest podcast, and subscribe so you don’t miss the first two episodes, which will come out next Monday with Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin.
Some podcast news and one live video show we want to tell you about today.
- Widespread Panic Fans—16 Best Shows Ever!? Our Widespread Panic podcast, Bluest Tape, is doing a project on the best 16 shows ever, in tournament format. This episode has eight killer shows that, if you haven’t heard them or don’t know about them, you’ll learn a lot from.
- Phemale-Centrics—Silver Lining Alert! Dawn and her crew talk to guest Jilly about the Facebook Group she created, called Silver Lining Alert. The point of this group, according to the page, is to “practice the idea of not being physically close, while also remaining supportive and close in our hearts…sharing silver lining stories, memes, ideas, and accomplishments.”
- One Eleven Heavy on Brokedown Podcast.This week Jonathan checks back in with James and Nick from the band, which is about to release its third album, Live At Jam Castle, in May.
- Tapes Archive with Kurt Vonnegut from 2000. Really excited about this one. What would Kurt Vonnegut say about the situation we’re in today? Famously anti-religion, anti-war and pro-economic justice, check out this interview from 2000.
- 9:30pm ET—God Ween Evan Trivia & Prizes! Tonight we’ll have "An Evening of Ween Trivia with God Ween Evan.” The newest Ween fan, Evan, will be trying to stump the rest of the GWE team about their Ween knowledge, and we will also have questions for fans watching and live chatting where they can win prizes. Come check it out!
Thanks for tuning in! See you all tomorrow.
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Welcome back, thanks for joining us!
- Road To Now—The 5G Conspiracy. As people try to make sense of the Coronavirus epidemic, some have unfortunately turned to conspiracy theories linking Covid-19 to the installation of 5G networks. In this episode, Bob and Ben speak with Stacy Wood about her research on conspiracy theories.
- No Simple Road—Just Be Kind. The No Simple Road crew brings you Heads Talking, a snapshot of their daily lives. This time they talk a bit about gratitude, giving thanks for the little acts of kindness, and more.
- 7pm—Dinner And A Movie! Magnaball! Phish is of course continuing their free archival video series, this time with the three-set show from August 22, 2015 from Magnaball. The recipes are from Jon and Briar Fishman and their friends up in Maine. And donations can be made via WaterWheel to Hunger Free America. We discussed this last night on HF Pod Live, which you can watch here.
- Saturday: Wildeyes + Comedy with Mike Finoia. Wanted to tell you about a show this Saturday at 8pm. Wildeyes (aka Emily Kohavi of Hozier) will be joined by Mike Finoia, Adam Cole, and special guest Dessa for a combination of comedy, reading and music. You can buy tickets here—ticket sales will be donated to Health Research Incorporated (HRI), a non-profit contributing to the health and well-being of the people of New York State.
- Moments in a Box—Freak Flag Flying.It feels like a lifetime ago that we brought you this original series featuring David Crosby. The fourth episode, specifically, seems worth re-sharing now. David talked about his deep friendship and musical connection with Jerry Garcia, and it concludes with David considering his own mortality and sharing a message of hope with future generations.
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Today we're excited to announce a brand new podcast from Osiris that we know you'll love. It's called Eric Krasno Plus One, and it features Grammy-award winning guitarist Eric Krasno in conversation with legendary musicians and innovators from across the music world. On April 20 we'll launch episodes 1 and 2, featuring Dave Matthews and Laura Lee of Khruangbin.
You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. And check out the press release for some excerpts from episode 1 with Dave Matthews.
Thanks for tuning in, and see you all tomorrow.
Welcome to Saturday! Hope you find some relaxation in the weekend. Thanks for tuning in. Feel free to watch the video version here.
- Discologist on new music! Really good podcast on our network that I wanted to alert you to. They review new albums on every episode. This week they catch you up on new releases over the past few weeks, including from Torres, Brian Fallon, and Jeffrey Silverstein.
- Food and Music Fans—The Shift List! We have a new episode of our food and music podcast The Shift List. Every episode of this podcast features a conversation with a chef, about their work but also about the music that’s played in their restaurants. This week, the guest is John Winter Russell, Chef and Founder of Restaurant Candide in Montreal. Host Chris Jacobs connected with John remotely to see how things have changed for him.
- Star Trek Fans—Picard Discussion on Welcome To The Party Pal. Guest Jonathan Hart of Brokedown Podcast and HF Pod fame joins host Michael Shields to talk about Picard, a series created for CBS All Access.
- Uncle Jesse’s Quarantrain — 6pm ET. Let’s get this dance party going once again. You can join at 6pm via Zoom or Mixlr. And once that ends at 9pm, Jesse will pass the torch to Alexa, aka QuaranTina, who’ll be spinning until midnight. Dance early, dance often, dance with your friends.
- Aqueous ‘One Song Set’ Livestream — 6:30pm ET. Watch Aqueous performing a one song live set as part of nugs.tv and 11E1even Group’s “Live From Out There” series benefiting Sweet Relief’s COVID-19 fund. And if you’re a fan of the band but you’re not familiar with he podcast All In With Aqueous, check out the most recent episode, which includes an interview with band member Dave Loss.
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Thanks for tuning in everyone, here are 5 things you need to know for this fabulous Friday.
- 5pm — Art with Zart. Another reminder about this fantastic daily activity for kids. Every weekday on Instagram live at 5pm ET. Your kids will learn, make art, and have a little fun.
- 5pm—Al Schnier of moe. After you set your kids up for Art with Zart, you can hop over to happy hour by watching a live performance and catching a Q&A with Al. Check it out.
- 8pm — Lesley Barth Livestream. Another really cool livestream coming, courtesy again of Brian from Beyond the Pond. Lesley Barth will release her 2nd album “Big Time Baby” on May 15. Check out her tunes at 8pm!
- 10:15pm — Wine Not? With Brendan Bayliss. I watched this last week and it was really fun. Brendan Bayliss comes at you live from his basement in his pajamas, his wife makes a cameo, there’s great music and singing.
- Goose releases live album ‘Alive and Well.’If you’re a Goose fan, today is a good day. They released a new live album, their first full-length album in almost four years. You can listen to this 128 minutes of music digitally, or you can order the special 4-LP set, pressed on 180 g vinyl.
Thanks as always for listening and watching, we’ll see you all tomorrow. Have a good day.
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Hope everyone is doing well out there. Here's today's 5 things you need to know!
- RIP John Prine.Check out the JamBase tribute to John Prine, along with a letter from his wife Fiona. Another person we’ve lost to this horrible pandemic, his influence was vast on generations of artists. Here’s a tribute to him from music writer and Osiris podcaster Steven Hyden. And check out the Tapes Archive interview with him from 1997.
- 36 From the Vault Goes Island Tour!In Episode 7, Steven and Rob briefly diverge from the journey through Dick’s Picks to dive into Phish’s Island Tour, highlighting the 4/3/98 show. Steven and Rob focus on the energy that guided Phish throughout the 90s, highlighting the decisions that led to their 1997 reinvention, and how this run shifted the band towards their more modern incarnation with all its surprises and challenges.
- Daily Soundcheck Big Cypress!The podcast that goes through Phish soundchecks one by one is back, and has hit on an epic point. It’s a monster, and we appreciate Myke “Lawn Memo” Menio and his work on this. And while we’re on Big Cypress, we should mention After Midnight, the podcast series we did last fall on Phish’s Big Cypress.
- 7pm ET — Virtual Seder to Benefit Conscious Alliance.Wanted to tell you about a Virtual Seder—a celebration of Passover and raising money for the Conscious Alliance COVID-19 Response Fund. Being streamed at 7pm ET tonight, in partnership wit nugs.net. Hosted by Seth Weiner (of the Osiris podcast Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth), this event will feature songs, poems and readings from people like Andy Frasco, Natalie Cressman, Aron Magner Scott Rogowsky, Dan Lebowitz, Al Schnier and more, it’s a way to raise money for a good cause.
- 9pm ET — No Simple Integration.No Simple Integration is a collaboration between Melanie Schafer of No Simple Road and Daniel Shankin of Tam Integration. NSI is a joyful and lighthearted journey through the realms of yoga, meditation, and esoteric spirituality. Designed to be accessible and fun, NSI is the online version of the ‘yoga dome’ at your favorite festival.
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Hey hey, happy Wednesday! Here are 5 things you need to know for today.
- Beyond the Pond Bliss.Brian and Dave tackle the Led Zeppelin’s Ramble On from 8/12/98 at Vernon Downs.
- 7:00pm — Jeff Swanson Livestream. Guitarist Jeff Swanson will be playing solo on a livestream via Osiris this evening at 7:00. He has a new album out, Fathoms, and he comes courtesy of Beyond the Pond, so you know it’s high quality.
- 7:00pm — William Tyler Livestream.On Facebook and Instagram at 7:00, guitarist William Tyler will be playing a live set. This is part of a collaboration between Duke Arts and WXDU.
- 9:00pm — Questlove Presents Live. Questlove will be DJing live! He’s a master.
- 9:30pm — God Ween Evan Live.As part of this weekly tradition, which is admittedly a new tradition, the GWE team will get together to chat, make jokes, and talk about Ween.
Hope everyone is doing okay out there. Be safe and be kind to each other.
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Today we're just bringing you one thing we think you should know.
We wanted to recommend our Osiris podcast series, Let Creativity Flow. This is hosted and narrated by Amar Sastry, and includes a bunch of great interviews, including with Aron Magner and Jon Barber of The Disco Biscuits. This three-episode series addresses questions like: has technology has affected music for the good or the bad? Who are the gatekeepers of music now? What does the future of music look like?
We appreciate you listening. See you tomorrow.
It’s Saturday, let’s boogie.
- Let’s Dance! Uncle Jesse’s Virtual DJ Dance Party from 6-9pm ET. Let’s dance! Come hang out, bring your friends, and get down to some great tunes.
- RIP Ellis Marsalis.We wanted to take a moment to remember one of the patriarchs of music. He will be missed.
- Billy Strings Live at 9pm ET. Billy will be doing a solo set as part of Live From Out There from 11E1even and Nugs.tv. And I saw from his Instagram that he’ll be celebrating 4/20 all month. Rock on, Billy.
- The Disco Biscuits from 3/25/05 at 8pm ET.As part of the virtual 2020 tour, nugs.net will be showing the Biscuits show from 3/25/2005 at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ.
- Sigma Oasis Discussion with Tom Marshall! As part of our virtual content, Amigos Live with Mike Finoia brings you a discussion of the new Phish album with special guests Tom Marshall and Michael Shields.
See you all on Monday. Thanks for tuning in!
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It’s Friday! So they say. We have some livestream stuff to tell you about as well as some podcast stuff. Hope you all are doing well out there and staying safe.
- Anders Osborne Livestream at 7:30pm ET. Anders Osborne is going live on Facebook Friday at 7:30pm and took votes on which album he plays in it’s entirety. Should be a good time.
- Twiddle live at 8pm and Pigeons live at 9:30pm. Both of these shows are part of the Live From Out There series from nugs.tv and 11E1even Group. Twiddle is at 8pm ET and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong starts at 9:30pm ET. Benefits Sweet Relief’s COVID-19 fund. And you can see a comprehensive list of virtual shows at JamBase.
- JamBase Podcast with Washington Nationals' Sean Doolittle. JamBase's ScottyB headed to the Washington Nationals’ Spring Training home in West Palm Beach, Florida on March 3 — before baseball and the rest of the world were shut down due to COVID-19 — to chat with Sean Doolittle for the debut installment of We Are Everywhere. The new segment features discussions with notable figures about their love of live music. Doolittle recalls how he discovered the music of Phish, his passion for the Grateful Dead, the time when he usually listens to Goose and much more. The pitcher also shares a story of a fan who made his experience at the Nationals’ 2019 victory parade even sweeter and how he designed his Phish-themed glove.
- No Simple Road Vibe Check with Ryan Stasik at 10pm ET. These Instagram sessions are a great way to find out what your favorite artists are up to, how everyone's feeling, and what's new in their worlds.
- Get ready for Saturday’s Uncle Jesse’s Happy Terrific Zoom Zoom Room from 6-9pm ET. Join us on Saturday for another amazing dance party. It's a great release and a way to spend some time with other folks during this time of social isolation. Check it out, and have a great weekend!
Thanks for tuning in, see you all tomorrow.
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Hello there. It’s a (mostly) PHISH episode. If you like the band Phish, do I have good news for you. By the time you hear this, Phish will already have released a new album. Life comes at you fast when you’re trying to keep up with Trey.
- Sierra Hull Live Q&A 10pm ET! We’re thrilled to premiere a new show that will likely happen once a week with the amazing Sierra Hull. Live on Instagram, she’ll take questions from the audience and play some music. Hope to see you then.
- Tom Marshall on Phemale-Centrics!As part of their two-year anniversary episode, the crew interviews Tom Marshall and discusses the seven new songs Trey released this past week.
- HF Pod wants you to be happy.This week, we share Phish jams that make us happy so that we can all share in a little joy. In a break from our recent format, we’ll share the full jams at the end of the episode so that you have a megamix of bliss in your ears!
- Amigos Live with Tom Marshall at 8pm ET.Tom gets around, but this time he’s going to talk about this new album that Phish just released last night. He’ll talk about the songs, his lyrics, and more. Check it out on Osiris YouTube.
- Moments in a Box—After Midnight.Keeping on the topic of Phish, today we want to recommend After Midnight, our narrative podcast about Phish’s amazing Big Cypress festival in 1999. Hosted and written by Jesse Jarnow, and with interviews with Trey, Fishman and others, this 5-episode series is a deep dive into one of the most unique festivals in music history. If you haven’t listened to it yet, please check it out.
Alright, thanks for tuning in. We’ll be back tomorrow!
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Hey everyone! Welcome back. Special guest Maya Bee joins us for this one.
- Politics of Truth. Host Bob Crawford speaks with Robert Costa, National Political Reporter for The Washington Post and host of Washington Week on PBS. Bob also talks to Marc Brownstein, bassist for The Disco Biscuits and co-founder of the national voter registration organization Headcount, which has registered more than 600,000 new voters at concerts and festivals since 2004.
- Inside Out with Scott Bernstein of JamBase. Scott talks about recent JamBase developments, and takes Rob and Seth into his personal experience living and working in New York City while it is one of the epicenters of a global pandemic.
- Art with Zart! If you are a parent and want some art lessons and fun for your kids, join us weekdays at 5pm ET. Let’s play, create, & move together. Gather art materials and join us!
- ATM / WTTTP: Quarantine Recommends. Across The Margin: The Podcast & Welcome To The Party Pal converge to bring you Quarantine Recommends—a program rife with film, book, music, and other entertainment recommendations which will feature discussions with authors, filmmakers, artists, activists and more!
- 36 FTV Viewing Party. Steven & Dave wave farewell to the Brent era (for now) with a viewing of the Dead’s fantastic 10/31/80 show from Radio City.
Thanks for tuning in. See you all tomorrow!
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Happy Tuesday, hope you are doing well. Here are 5 things you need to know from Osiris. Question of the day: what are you most appreciative of right now?
- Daddy Unscripted "Love in the Time of Covid.”Host Tim Wheaton goes solo to talk about the difficulties and responsibilities we all face right now, with an obvious leaning toward parents. What can we do to help make this better understood by our kids, how can we treat this time responsibly, while not freaking them out at the same time?
- No Simple Road with Kyle Hollingsworth. Kyle joins the fam to talk music and more!
- Brokedown Pod with Dead Music and Artist Darryl Norsen. Jonathan is taking his responsibility to bring you Grateful Dead music very seriously. This week he has some 1969 Dead, and an interview with artist and designer Darryl Norsen. Darryl has been doing posters and album art for some time now, for artists ranging from Garcia Peoples to Hiss Golden Messenger, to the Jerry Garcia Estate and Phish.
- Dinner and a Movie — 7/27/14 Live at 8:30.We talked about this on HF Pod Live last night, gonna be a fun one. With an option to donate to Meals on Wheels. Free! Might you have time for a Tweezerfest?
- God Ween Evan Live at 8:30! Join the GWE team to talk music, have some laughs, and take your mind off of the world.
Thanks for tuning in, we'll see you all tomorrow!
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Welcome back! It’s Monday. How you doing out there? Question for the day: what's the best artist streaming show you’ve heard over the past couple of weeks? Here are the 5 things we want you to know for Monday!
- Jesse Jarnow interview on Under the Scales. Jesse joins Tom and me to talk about After Midnight, Phish, his books, and lots of other stuff.
- Zart premieres today at 5pm. If you are a parent and want some art lessons and fun for your kids, join us weekdays at 5pm ET. Let's play, create, & move together. Gather art materials and join us!
- Runaway Gin unreleased set at 8pm.Tune in to see the premiere of Runaway Gin live from Brighton Music Hall in Boston—you can see the 2nd set from their 3/6/2020 show!
- HF Pod Live tonight 9:30pm! We are going to get back together to preview the next Dinner and A Movie webcast from Phish, and to talk to you all about what's going on out there. Tune in after Runaway Gin.
- Touchdowns All Day with Disco Biscuits manager Evan Winiker. Barber hosts the Disco Biscuits manager for a conversation about what it means to be music fan in the COVID-19 era. Evan is a music manager at Full Stop Management, his first Biscuits show was in September 2001 at The Wetlands. Really great stuff.
And if you missed it, here's Tom, with Trey guest playing, on the Skip the Goodbyes remix. See you all tomorrow.
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It’s Saturday! You know, Saturday is very different. We are going to tell you about a few things we think you should know about with all of the music streams, artist projects and more that are out there. We have a lot of original Osiris stuff coming soon, which we’ll tell you about. Let’s dive in.
- Jon Cleary “Quarantini Happy Hour.” What a nice way to kick off a Saturday afternoon. If you’ve never seen Jon Cleary, you should check him out. He’s a classic New Orleans pianist, been around and played with almost everyone. This is a piano lesson and musical event.
- Uncle Jesse’s dance party. This is going to be a blast. From 4-7pm ET, you’ll be invited to listen to our good friend Jesse Lauter DJ and put on a virtual dance party via Zoom. You can check the Osiris Twitter this morning for an announcement and invite link. Do you want to get down with hundreds of your friends? You should do that.
- Papa Mali music and storytime. Back to New Orleans for the evening, 8pm ET, the guitarist will be playing songs, taking requests, telling stories and “hopefully, providing a welcome distraction, maybe even a brief sense of normalcy,” donations can be made via the stream. Presented by The Maple Leaf Bar.
- Beyond the Pond Sunday Morning Deep Dive. At 11am Sunday, Brian and Dave will be doing a live video deep dive on 7/17/98 set 2. Plus some essential Sunday albums. Get some coffee and hang with Brian and Dave as they explore a Phish show and probably expose you to some music you didn’t already know about!
- Mark McKinnon on Politics of Truth. Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers hosts this new podcast that’s about politics and music. I found this episode really cool and refreshing because it doesn’t have any of the divisiveness of current politics. Mark talks about meeting Kris Kristofferson as a teenager and moving to Nashville to work with him, as well as his experience in the Bush administration and beyond
We’ll be back first thing Monday morning to tell you about the new stuff coming from Osiris and beyond. Keep us posted on what you think of this format, and enjoy the weekend. Until then…
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We're trying something new, The Drop Daily. There's tons of music streams and ways to support artists in this time, so we're going to use this as an experiment to see if we can use our platform and point of view to recommend 5 things that we think you should look out for every day. This is in both video and audio format, so tell your friends and send us comments and feedback as well. On Monday, we'll fill you in on some original Osiris video content coming every week. For more streaming concert information, check out JamBase.com.
- Live Lesson Masters—Have you been trying to improve your playing skills on any instrument? Check out Live Lesson Masters, created by Marc Brownstein of The Disco Biscuits. You can sign up for lessons on virtually any instrument and be taught by some of your favorite musicians.
- Ryley Walker’s Patreon—You can spend as little as $3/month and get daily posts, sometimes with hours of music. Live performances, studio outtakes, and interviews.
- 36 from the Vault goes to 1983. Rob Mitchum and Steven Hyden get deep into the Brent era this week by focusing on Dick’s Picks 6, from October 14, 1983. Steve and Rob are awesome, and I hope you’ll check out their show.
- Goose Live at 7:30pm ET. Our friends at Goose will be performing as part of the “Live From Out There” series, you can catch them on nugs.tv. Their show will benefit Sweet Relief.
- Stringdusters TV Live at 8pm ET. Every weeknight, different members of the band get together to talk, take questions, and generally have a good time.
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Welcome to 5 Things You Need to Know for March 20, 2020. We’re back with some music and podcast news, and to try and share some positivity with all of you.
For music news in this rapidly changing environment, please check out JamBase.com/coronavirus.
#1—Kendall Street Company, Live from the Looking Glass, Saturday, March 21, 8:30pm ET. Starting this weekend, Osiris will be presenting original podcast and video content, including live concerts. This first show, featuring Kendall Street Company live from Charlottesville, will be streamed live on Saturday, March 21 at 8:30pm ET. Please visit this link for the stream!
#2—David Gans on No Simple Road. The family welcomes David Gans to the show. He’s the author of Playing in the Band: An Oral and Visual Portrait of the Grateful Dead, and the host of the weekly syndicated radio show The Grateful Dead Hour, and co-host of Tales from the Golden Road on Sirius XM.
#3—HF Pod talks with deaf and hard of hearing fans. HF Pod hosted a roundtable with a group of deaf and hard of hearing fans and interpreters about their experiences at Phish shows and their experiences with music in general.
#4—Brokedown Podcast featuring Ryan Jewell and Joe Westerlund. Jonathan brings you a big episode to help you through these weird, wild times. Drummers Ryan Jewell and Joe Westerlund join the show in separate chats to discuss their new albums, music that inspires them, and The Grateful Dead!
#5—Backline steps in to help music professionals at this time of crisis. We spoke with Kendall Deflin, co-founder of Backline about what Backline is doing to help artists and others working in the music industry. Visit their site to see what they’re up to and to get involved.
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Welcome back to 5 things you need to know for March 13, 2020.
#1—The State of Live Music. As everyone knows, coronavirus is changing the way we live day to day. We’ve postponed the Jam Just Happened show, which was scheduled for next Friday, March 20. Reschedule date TBD, but we’ll honor any tickets you have to the current show, and offer refunds to those of you who can’t make the postponed date.
Our primary concern is fan and artist safety, and we know this is the right decision at this time. For other shows, you can see all the latest cancellations/postponements on JamBase.
Here at Osiris, we’re planning content as shows are postponed and canceled, and as many people will likely be at home. We’re talking about virtual concerts via video, more podcasts and video podcasts. Stay tuned.
#2—Let Creativity Flow. A new original series tells the story of how technology is affecting the evolution of music collaboration. Featuring interviews with members of The Disco Biscuits, along with the view from journalists, investors and music experts. Hosted and narrated by Amar Sastry, and sponsored by Splice. And Osiris listeners get a special offer from Splice by clicking here.
#3—Sean Doolittle on Beyond the Pond. Washington Nationals closer and World Series champion Sean Doolittle chat with Dave and Brian about Phish, baseball, and the causes that he’s passionate about. Part 1 is here and part 2 is here.
#4—Dan Berkowitz on Under the Scales. Dan, the founder and president of CID Presents, is interviewed by Tom and RJ. What is CID Presents? How did they pull off yet another amazing Phish gala in Mexico? Why did Phish move to a different resort? What is CID doing next? All these questions and more, answered.
#5—Inside Out wTnS on Music Industry Insurance.
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We tell you what you need to know, and bring you an interview with Adam MacDougall of Circles Around the Sun.
#1—Jam Just Happened on March 20!Just a couple weeks away, we’ll see a brand new supergroup featuring Scott Metzger, Adam Chase from Jazz is Phish, John Kimock from Mike Gordon Band, and Andy Hess, who has played with John Scofield and many others. There will be more players announced leading up to the event. Tickets are going fast, so get yours now.
#2—Brooklyn Comes Alive on March 21! The day after Jam Just Happened is Brooklyn Comes Alive. You can see Oteil and Friends (with Scott Metzger, Eric Krasno and more great musicians), Birds of a Feather (featuring Rick, Trevor and Peter of Goose and Jeremy and Alex from Pigeons Playing Ping Pong), The Motet (with Taz), Robert Randolph and Friends (featuring Ivan Neville, Robert Randolph, Karl Denson and others), and more. See you there!
#3—Keller Williams on Brokedown Podcast. This week Jonathan sits down with Keller to talk about his long career as a solo artist and his many collaborations. They start from way back and go through this year’s upcoming shows with the Keels, Grateful Grass, and solo, of course. They also talk about Leo Kottke, Charlie Hunter, and, of course, the Grateful Dead.
#4—HF Pod and Beyond the Pond Mexico recaps. Team HF Pod goes through each Mexico show with highlights and clips, and Dave and Brian from Beyond the Pond give an overview of the Mexico run and play some non-Phish music as well.
#5—Interview with Circles Around the Sun’s Adam MacDougall. You all know this band, and at this point they’re on a tour with Scott Metzger on guitar. We sat down with Adam MacDougall, and the interview is included here. We talk about the band moving on without Neal Casal, Adam’s musical journey, and more. You can see their tour dates at JamBase.
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We’re back with 5 things you need to know for February 28, 2020.
#1—Jam Just Happened on March 20!Scott Metzger will be leading another supergroup on March 20 at Nublu in New York City. This is another full evening of improv with people who have not played together before. The partial lineup right now includes Metzger, Adam Chase from Jazz is Phish, John Kimock from Mike Gordon Band, and Andy Hess, who has played with John Scofield and many others. Get tickets today. And if you missed the first one, you can watch it here.
#2—Charlie Hunter on JamBase Podcast. On a new episode of the JamBase Podcast, Charlie Hunter talks “Musical Mentors” with Scott Bernstein. You can hear all about Charlie’s mentors and some of his work as well. Like all Osiris podcasts, you can stream the episode directly on the JamBase site that’s linked here.
#3—Brooklyn Comes Alive on March 21! Another live event we need to tell you about is Brooklyn Comes Alive, March 21. It’ll be a day of collaborations and supergroups, including Oteil and Friends, Birds of a Feather (featuring members of Goose and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong), The Motet, Robert Randolph, and more. All at a really cool venue called the Avant Gardner in Brooklyn.
#4—The Hot New Way to Promote Your Album: Make a Podcast About It. We wanted to share an article from our friend Cherie Hu, who writes for Billboard and does the Water & Music newsletter and podcast. She makes the case that the blending of the music and podcast worlds are creating more opportunities for artists, and for podcasters—and we’re here for that!
#5—Trampled by Turtles on Inside the Musician’s Brain. Host Chris Pandolfi talks with Dave Simonett, the lead singer and primary songwriter for Trampled by Turtles. He and Chris discuss songwriting, music highlights, and more. And on this episode, we leave you with some live Stringdusters tunes, which are from Seattle, January 18, 2020. You can stream the whole show here.
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#1—John Heilemann and Bob Crawford talk politics and music. This podcast is just getting going, and it’s really cool so far. On the second episode of the podcast, Bob speaks with John Heilemann, the best-selling author of Game Change, co-host of Showtime’s The Circus, MSNBC contributor, and former staff writer for Wired and New York Magazine. Bob and John discuss where the Democratic primary race stands with Iowa and New Hampshire in the books, and assess the state of the top contenders’ campaigns as the race moves to Nevada and prepares for Michael Bloomberg’s entry.
#2—Trey is everywhere! In addition to being able to see Trey play with Oysterhead last week in Denver, sitting in with Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds at this resortand streaming the Mexico shows if you didn’t make it down here, you can also see TAB this Spring, including one show with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. So, here’s the question I have—does Trey ever sleep? Want dates for TAB, Oysterhead and more? Check out JamBase.
#3—John Kadlecik on Inside Out with Turner and Seth. Covered by our friends at JamBase, John Kadlecik appeared on Inside Out With Turner and Seth podcast. Hosts Seth and Rob talk with John about his time with Dark Star Orchestra and Furthur, attending Phish’s Clifford Ball as well as improvisation and songwriting. He also talks about his belief that “ancient intelligence” drives improvisation. As with every Osiris podcast, you can stream this episode on JamBase’s website.
#4—Last episode of Freak Flag Flying released. We’ve heard a lot about Crosby this week, including a Rolling Stone article talking about his upcoming appearance at Kent State for the 50th anniversary of the shootings that happened there in 1970. On the last episode of Freak Flag Flying, Tom Marshall talks with host Steve Silberman about his path from diehard music fan to bestselling author, the influence of the Beat poets on both David Crosby’s generation of musicians and on Steve personally, and a whole lot more. As usual, we play some very rare music that you can only hear on this podcast.
#5—Jon Barber talks Tractorbeam on Touchdowns All Day.
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Happy Valentine’s Day! Here are 5 things you need to know, along with a few live tracks from New Orleans mus.
#1—Early 90s Phish love on Osiris podcasts! Both Beyond the Pond and Helping Friendly Podcast had new episodes this week, both focusing on stuff from the early 90s. This is an era that gets a bit overlooked, but both of these episodes are worth going back to.
#2—Neal Casal benefit album and documentary coming. JamBase told us about a new Neal Casal benefit album, Highway Butterfly: The Songs Of Neal Casal, which will support MusiCares, Backline, and the newly formed Neal Casal Music Foundation. A documentary film about Neal by Justin Kreutzmann was also confirmed. And here’s the interview I did with Neal last Spring.
#3—Inside the Musician’s Brain featuring Bill Nershi and Andy Falco. In the latest episode, Chris Pandolfi goes deep with two bluegrass leaders. One is his bandmate and guitar master Andy Falco, and the other is Bill Nershi, founding member of the String Cheese Incident, one of the most influential rock/acoustic/jam bands in recent history. Really great double episode that goes deep into bluegrass in many ways. Here’s a link to The Hitchhiker, featuring Andy’s amazing guitar work.
#4—We’re getting new Grateful Dead releases! We heard via JamBase that The Dead will release the June 1976 box set via Rhino on March 20. The five-show, 15-CD collection features recordings made by engineer Betty Jackson-Cantor that recently were added to the band’s archives. And here’s the link to the latest 36 from the Vault, where Steven and Rob dive into Dick’s Picks 3.
#5—Festival Circuit season 1 is officially in production. This week I spent time in New Orleans talking to people like Anders Osborne, Papa Mali, Ben Jaffe of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Jay Mazza, who wrote a book on the music of the city, and many more. The first season of this podcast, which launches in April, will be devoted to the jazz music and festival of New Orleans. And we end this episode with a little jazz music we recorded on this trip.
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Welcome back! 5 things you need to know, including a new album and interview from Joe Russo.
#1—Mountain Jam 2020 lineup released, via JamBase. Great lineup this year, including Trey Anastasio Band, Gov’t Mule, Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Greensky Bluegrass, Yola, Hiss Golden Messenger and Andy Frasco & The U.N. It’ll also include a celebration of the late Levon Helm’s 80th birthday featuring The Midnight Ramble Band and special guests.
#2—The Rolling Stones are heading back on tour in 2020. Embarking on the “No Filter” tour across North America, with a few Canadian dates as well. These guys are still at it! You can get details here.
#3—Tapes Archive with Neil Peart. The Tapes Archive is back with a new season, and the first episode is out now, which is the 2nd interview that journalist Marc Allen had with Rush drummer Neil Peart. As everyone knows, Peart passed away last year, and this interview is a great summary of what a smart and unique guy he was. He talks about how he’s become comfortable with a random universe, the strength of the individual, talking philosophy with his friends, and how he convinced the band to add a rap to one of their songs.
#4—Politics of Truth premiere. The new podcast hosted by Avett Brothers bassist Bob Crawford. If you follow politics, you’ll want to check this out. Episode 1 is out now. Given the craziness of the Iowa Caucuses, Bob talks with Bob Costa of The Washington Post about implications for the race as the candidates move on to New Hampshire, and whether the Iowa Caucus can survive intact for future election cycles.
#5—Joe Russo has a new album out! We spoke with Joe as he’s releasing his album pherboney, this week. We talked about the inspiration for this album, his first solo work in almost 15 years. We also talked a bit about JRAD and some other topics. We also share 2 tracks off of the album. You can buy the album here, read more about his inspiration and transcendental meditation here, and check out the book he talked about, which he said helped immensely with his shoulder recovery.
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This is a new approach to The Drop for 2020. Every Friday, we'll bring you 5 things you need to know—from Osiris and from music more broadly. And we'll share some music.
1 — Politics of Truth, a new politics and music show from Osiris, hosted by Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers. He’ll talk to socially conscious musicians and political journalists about the 2020 campaign and more. His first guest will be Robert Costa of The Washington Post. Listen to the trailer and subscribe now.
2 — Freak Flag Flying, featuring David Crosby in conversation with his friend Steve Silberman, is coming to a conclusion. Episode 4 of 5 is out now, featuring a never before heard jam with The Dead backing Crosby and more amazing insight from Croz.
3 — DelFest expands lineup, via JamBase. has expanded the 2020 lineup—you can see Leftover Salmon, Sierra Hull, Anders Osborne, Billy Strings, Bela Fleck, the Infamous Stringdusters, and of course the Del McCoury Band and the Travelin’ McCourys. We'll be covering this as always.
4 — Skull & Roses Fest, April 2-5, 2020 in Ventura, California. Includes Grateful Shred, Ghost Light, Circles Around the Sun, Keller Williams, Oteil & Friends, and Billy & The Kids—their first shows in 4 years.
5 — Evening with Osiris: Goose, the full event is available through two episodes on Under the Scales. Here, we share a few acoustic tracks from this great evening.
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Thanks for tuning in! We have a bunch of stuff to share this week, including a sneak peek of Still Chasing, which you can subscribe to here. Send us feedback on The Drop!
The other shows mentioned in this episode are:
Freak Flag Flying, featuring David Crosby in conversation with his friend, author Steve Silberman. The first two episodes are here.
36 from the Vault, premiering January 15, 2020, is the definitive exploration of The Grateful Dead's celebrated live show releases, hosted by author and podcaster Steven Hyden and music journalist Rob Mitchum. Subscribe here.
An Evening with Osiris: Goose, will be held on January 23, 2020, in Brooklyn. Tom and RJ will be hanging with Rick and Peter to discuss Goose's lyrics, Phish lyrics, and more—and to hear Rick and Peter play some acoustic songs. Tickets available here.
Politics of Truth, premiering February 6, 2020, is a hybrid music/politics show hosted by Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers. Launching to recap the Iowa Caucuses, Bob will talk with a guest from music or politics about the issues, the stakes, and the relationship between music and politics. Initial guests include Mickey Hart, The Washington Post’s Robert Costa, and Margaret Talev of Axios. Check our site for updates.
Festival Circuit, premiering in late March, will be a podcast about festivals, with each season focusing on a different amazing music festival. Season 1 will be devoted to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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We're proud to share the trailer for our newest original Osiris podcast, Freak Flag Flying. David Crosby is the subject of this limited-series podcast, with his friend, award-winning science author Steve Silberman. Subscribe to the show on Apple, follow on Spotify, or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
After Midnight—subscribe and listen, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!
Ryley Walker, Chris Forsyth, Garcia Peoples—come see this show December 30!
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The full audio from the first ever Jam Just Happened, featuring Scott Metzger, Aron Magner, Adam Chase and Jay White. Thanks to our friends at Nublu and at nugs.net for streaming the show.
Check out our upcoming event with Goose at the Brooklyn Podcast Festival.
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Here's part 1 and part 2 of Mike Finoia's interview with Oteil Burbridge.
After Midnight—subscribe and listen, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!
Jam Just Happened—come hang with us on December 6! We'll share the full audio from the first Jam Just Happened on The Drop on December 9.
Ryley Walker, Chris Forsyth, Garcia Peoples—come see this show December 30!
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This week we bring you an interview with Kellen from Fruition. We discuss their new album, Wild as the Night, touring, mental health and more. Check out their tour dates and music here.
Check out Inside Out wTnS's interview with Jay from Fruition here.
After Midnight—subscribe and listen!
Jam Just Happened—come hang with us on December 6!
Ryley Walker, Chris Forsyth, Garcia Peoples—come see this show December 30!
Check out Backline if you haven't it.
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This week we bring you an interview with Goose. Check out their site for tour dates—catch these guys if you can.
After Midnight—Apple Podcasts, Spotify, show page. Subscribe and listen!
Jam Just Happened tickets can be found here.
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Here's the interview we did with Umphrey's on Halloween.
You can check out the setlists from the past weekend and listen to the shows by visiting Umphrey's McGee.
If you want to hear some great Umphrey's interviews from Inside Out wTnS, check out episode 68 with Jake Cinniger, episodes 23 and 24 with Brendan Bayliss, and episode 25 with Chris Mitchell.
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This week we present the trailer of Inside the Musician's Brain, a new podcast hosted by Chris Pandolfi. The first two episodes drop tomorrow, October 29—Listen and subscribe to the podcast here.
Be sure to follow Umphrey's McGee's Facebook page to catch our Halloween preview Couch Report this Thursday.
Here's part 2 of the Phemale-Centrics interview with Kate Wiseman of the 12 Tribes cult.
And here's where you can find more information on our investment campaign.
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This week we talk to Karl Denson in DC before his show with Karl Denson's Tiny Universe. You can check out tour dates here.
Here's a link to the JamBase article I mentioned, about the new mental health organization, Backline. Really important stuff developing here.
And here are two links to Inside Out wTnS — the most recent episode on mental health, and their in-depth interview with Karl Denson.
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Thanks for checking us out this week! We're going to bring you an episode of The Shift List, which we discuss in the episode. Please consider subscribing to this podcast.
Please check out our newly relaunched website for new episodes and what we think is increased usability and discoverability. Share one of the shows I mentioned in this episode with a friend!
ICYMI, here's our announcement of the 5 new shows we will be launching, which I touched on in this episode.
And if you want to learn more about our crowdfunding campaign, please check StartEngine.
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This week we talk with Marco Benevento about his new album and upcoming tour, and lots more. You can check out the album and the tour dates here. This albums is really cool, hope you can check Marco out live.
We talked with Marco about the making of this new album, his solo career going back to The Duo, his collaboration with Trey and Mike, and lots more.
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This week we talk with Gary Waldman, Neal Casal's oldest friend and manager. We talk about the upcoming tribute show at The Capitol Theater—Wednesday, September 25. If you can't make it, you can stream it! Check out this link for details.
Exciting news in here as well, which is that there will be a record release next year to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of Fade Away Diamond Time, Neal's first solo record.
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This episode is dedicated to the memory of Neal Casal. Here's a link to our original interview with Neal on The Drop. And the people we hear from in this episode are:
Joe Kendrick from Southern Songs & Stories
Amar Sastry, creator of Anatomy of a Jam
Rob and Seth, from Inside Out wTnS
Jonathan Hart from Brokedown Podcast
And here's the link to the video of JRAD performing Brokedown Palace last Friday at Red Rocks.
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This week we have a really fun interview with Aron Magner of The Disco Biscuits and SPAGA.
Please check out SPAGA and go see a show! We'll see you next week.
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This week Brian from Beyond the Pond joins me to talk Phish commentary, criticism, expectations and all kinds of other fun topics.
Some of the questions we attempt to answer or address:
- Criticism and acceptance — are they polar opposites?
- Expectations and disappointment — what does Phish owe you?
- Phish and sports metaphors/comparisons — are there really quarters?
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We have a really fun interview this week with Joel Cummins of Umphrey's McGee, who just released his new book, The Realist's Guide to a Successful Music Career. Check it out here.
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This week we bring you two clips from Amigos, one about the Werk Out Festival and one with a clip from the Mohegan Sun live event hosted by Amigos and Phemale-Centrics, with special guests including Tom Marshall, Benjy Eisen and David Steinberg. You can listen to the whole episode with both of these topics here.
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This week we bring you a clip of an interview with the Steven Cantor, the director of Me and My Mind. We also update you on all things Osiris!
If you'll be at Mohegan Sun tomorrow, check out the event hosted by two Osiris podcasts, Phemale-Centrics and Amigos!
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This week we're featuring Southern Songs & Stories. Check out episode one and two on side hustles here, and hope you enjoy this clip.
New Osiris episodes!
- Road to Now with the co-founder of Bonnaroo
- Under the Scales with Brando of CashorTrade
- Amigos with Scott Rogowsky
- Beyond the Pond on the Big Cypress Melt
- Daddy Unscripted Father's Day episode
- RJ on Phemale-Centrics
- Keep up with Phish tour on HF Pod's Quick Hits
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This week we're bringing you an interview with Neal Casal and giving you an update on where Osiris is headed.
We talked to Neal at the start of the Circles Around the Sun tour in DC. Check them out if you can..
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This week we bring you an interview with Billy Strings from DelFest, a conversation with Jefferson Waful on his departure from Umphrey's McGee, and a quick piece of beer-related news from String Cheese Incident's Kyle Hollingsworth.
To hear more from Jefferson Waful, check out the JamBase Podcast and Inside Out wTnS.
Be sure to check out the full interviews from DelFest, which will be released on our YouTube page.
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Welcome to episode 8. We are excited to be back with an interview with Andy Frasco, who takes a break from his tour and his podcast to talk to us.
And we listen to a clip of an interview from Amigos, where Mike Finoia interviews Tim Palmieri. You can hear the whole interview here.
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This week we bring you a High Sierra preview and a part of an interview with Chris Forsyth from Beyond the Pond.
Check out the High Sierra Music Festival here, and you can listen to the full Beyond the Pond episode with Chris Forsyth here.
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This week we're giving you a sneak preview of a new Osiris podcast, "Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber." This podcast will launch this week, check OsirisPod.com for the news.
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This week we're talking to Anders Osborne about his new album, Buddha and the Blues, and his music and recovery. This is the Billboard article we mention in the interview.
We also take you to Rock N Roll Archaeology for a new episode called Bookends, mostly about Paul Simon and Lou Reed. But in this snippet we hear about Andy Warhol and a fateful day in 1968.
And Nick and RJ are back with the news.
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This week we have a full episode for you. First we bring you some news and talk about the Ghosts of the Forest Tour.
Then we listen to a bit of Phemale-Centrics' interview with Dr. Stephanie Jenkins of Oregon State University about Ghosts of the Forest.
After that is a great conversation with Ronnie McCoury about DelFest. There are some Phish stories in there as well, which was fun to hear.
Lastly, we check in with the Fear of a Craft Beer Planet team and get hear a bit of an interview with the founder of the the Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival.
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This week The Drop brings you an interview Joel Cummins from Umphrey's, a piece of an interview with John Medeski, and the music news of the week. If you haven't yet, please check out the video version of the show here.
We start off with the news, with stories on The Allman Brothers, Ghosts of the Forest new album, Ryley Walker, Widespread Panic at The Capital Theater and Railbird Festival in Kentucky.
The interview with Joel Cummins from Umphrey's McGee is about Summer Camp Festival. You can enter the CashorTrade ticket giveaway here.
And the full No Simple Road interview with John Medeski can be found here. Hope you enjoy this episode!
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The companion to our weekly video news show, The Drop brings you the music news you need plus curated, behind-the-scenes music content you’ll love. This week we run through the news; interview the founder of Disc Jam Festival, Tony Scavone; and bring you a piece of a conversation with David Gans for the Dead To Me podcast.
Drop in with Osiris every Mondays for an easy, entertaining way to digest this week in live music. And check out our video version of The Drop.
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