The Third Of Never Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Third of Never's Jon Dawson talks to Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaeschning: The discussion covers the legendary electronic band's new album Raum, upcoming live albums and films, Thorsten's stellar solo album AMA and his favorite Tangerine Dream albums.
Music heard in this episode can be found on Raum by Tangerine Dream and AMA by Thorsten Quaeschning.
www.TangerineDreamMusic.com
www.ThorstenQuaeschning.com
www.343Collective.com
Third of Never's Jon Dawson talks to legendary comedy writer/novelist/Truant Bill Scheft about his work on an upcoming Richard Belzer documentary. Bill also shares stories about Norm MacDonald, Alan Kalter, and more.
For more on Bill Scheft, visit www.BillScheft.com
Bill Scheft's books available at www.Amazon.com
Songs heard in this episode:
- Dirty Water - The Standells
- Respect - The Vagrants
- Let It All Hang Out - The Hombres
- Run Silent, Run Deep - Third of Never
www.343Collective.com
In this episode longtime Church drummer/producer Tim Powles pulls back the curtain on the band's creative process and tells the story of a "lost" album that's yet to see the light of day. Martin Kennedy from All India Radio talks about his sublime new album (which features Devin Townsend) and a forthcoming Pink Floyd project. Newcomer Carina Messier talks about the influence of family and astronomy on her stunning debut EP.
The interviews with Carina Messier and Martin Kennedy were recorded in 2021. The Tim Powles interview was recorded while the Church was on tour in 2019.
Carina Messier - https://carinamessier.bandcamp.com/releases
All India Radio - https://shop.allindiaradioband.com/album/afterworld
Tim Powles - https://www.thechurchband.net/
Jon Dawson - https://343collective.com/
On this episode Third of Never's Jon Dawson welcomes P.J. DeBoy of Sporatic Sunjam.
DeBoy offers a crash course on the new Sporatic Sunjam album, their history, and a world premiere recording of their live collaboration with members of Squeeze.
Songs played during this episode:
Third of Never - Automat (intro)
Sporatic Sunjam -Flesh and Bone/Milkweed
Sporatic Sunjam - I Won't Die
Sporatic Sunjam - It's Been You
Sporatic Sunjam/Squeeze - Pulling Mussels (live)
Sporatic Sunjam - See You In Hell
Sporatic Sunjam - Lightning Field
Sporatic Sunjam - She Paints A Picture
Sporatic Sunjam - Castle
Sporatic Sunjam - Bridge Left Unburned
Sporatic Sunjam - Never Wake Up In a Good Mood Again
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Instagram: @sporaticsunjam
One of the funniest (and nicest) guys on the planet Bill Scheft calls in to talk about his upcoming book, being Tracy Morgan's corner man, Eddie Murphy's days in a comedy trio, lunch with Alan Zweibel, Jerry Seinfeld's stance on comedians vs. columnists, Tina Fey's dependency, ten days in France with Richard Belzer, and stories from The Late Show w/David Letterman.
www.billscheft.com
www.343Collective.com
Songs played during this episode:
Run Silent, Run Deep - Third of Never
Romeo and Juliet - Michael & The Messengers
Nothin' Yet - Blues Magoos
Laugh Laugh - The Beau Brummels
Tobacco Road - Blues Magoos
I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time - The Third Bardo
Let It All Hang Out - The Hombres
Out of Our Tree - Wailers
Third Of Never's Jon Dawson welcomes David Menconi and Matt McMichaels.
Author and longtime News & Observer music critic/arts reporter David Menconi talks about his upcoming book "Step It Up and Go: The Story of North Carolina Popular Music, from Blind Boy Fuller and Doc Watson to Nina Simone and Superchunk".
Matt McMichaels from Surrender Human talks about the origins of the band, their debut album and a new charity single recorded under quarantine.
Songs played in this episode:
18 Strings - Third of Never
Sweet Honey Hole - Blind Boy Fuller
Under The Boardwalk - The Drifters
What A Time To Be Alive - Superchunk
Candy Jones - Surrender Human
Hantuchova - Surrender Human
On The Rack - Surrender Human
Remember A Girl - Surrender Human
Shelter In Place - Surrender Human
It's Our Life - Surrender Human
On this episode, Third Of Never's Jon Dawson talks to Martin Kennedy of All India Radio and recording artist/Jam Records founder Jeremy Morris.
The music featured during the Martin Kennedy segment is from the new All India Radio album, "The Eternal". During the second part of the show, music from Jeremy's albums "Dulcimer Dance", "The Gift", "New Day Rising" and The Lemon Clocks "Time To Fly" are featured.
Dean Hurley talks to Third Of Never's Jon Dawson about his new album "Philosophy of Beyond", creating sound design for "Twin Peaks: The Return", and running David Lynch's recording studio.
Hurley also sheds light on Angelo Badalamenti's participation in "The Return", why he left Los Angeles, and the path that led him there.
From Sacred Bones Records:
For over 12 years, sound and music supervisor Dean Hurley has exclusively operated Asymmetrical Studio, director David Lynch’s own film-dubbing and recording studio in Los Angeles. He has collaborated closely with Lynch on a myriad of his film, commercial, and music projects, including most recently Showtime’s 18-episode Twin Peaks: The Return. Hurley co-wrote and produced four full-length LPs with Lynch: The Air is on Fire (2007), This Train (2011), Crazy Clown Time (2011) and The Big Dream (2013) as well as serviced remixes for artists such as Duran Duran, Moby and Danish musician Agnes Obel. Hurley’s own music production has additionally extended to artists like Lykke Li, Dirty Beaches, Zola Jesus, and The Veils.
Third Of Never's Jon Dawson talks to photojournalist extraordinaire William Snyder, whose new book 'Join Together With The Band' chronicles his multi-decade journey with The Who on tour.
The book is available for purchase at www.jointogetherwiththebook.com.
www.photoawards.com/william-snyder/
www.williamsnyderphotography.com
www.thirdofnever.com
www.jondawson.com
www.343Collective.com
Third Of Never's Jon Dawson talks to Stephen Masucci about the new Lost Patrol album "Redemption".
Stephen also recounts stories of working with Wouter "Wally" De Backer (Gotye) and his years as a Broadway sound engineer.
Bill Sullivan was the guy who kept The Replacements out of the morgue and on the road. In his new book "Lemon Jail: On The Road with The Replacements", Sullivan gives a frontline account of the good, the bad and the absurd.
Along with the great Replacements anecdotes, Bill shares road stories involving R.E.M., Soul Asylum, Bob Dylan, Jimmie Vaughn and many others.
"Lemon Jail: On the Road with The Replacements" is available at your local bookstore and www.amazon.com.
Songs heard in this episode:
(show intro)
Kidnapped Information - Third of Never
Bastards of Young - The Replacements
Unsatisfied - The Replacements
Alex Chilton - The Replacements
Shiftless When Idle - The Replacements
Martin Kennedy of All India Radio (www.allindiaradio.com.au) discusses his new album SPACE with Third Of Never's Jon Dawson.
More info on this episode - including song information - available at www.343Collective.com
Third Of Never's Jon Dawson chats with author Rob Young about the new book CAN: All Gates Open.
Full details/links at www.343Collective.com and www.jondawson.com.
Anthony Bessel of Anthony's Awesome Garage on WTSR recently interviewed Jon Dawson of Third Of Never to commemorate the band's new album AUSTERITY.
Featuring seven tracks from AUSTERITY, the show touches on the band's history, how The Who's keyboardist ended up playing on the album and the risk of physical malice during the album sessions.
To purchase Third Of Never's AUSTERITY in various formats, visit www.thirdofnever.com and www.343Collective.com.
Steve Kilbey (The Church, Kilbey Kennedy) discusses the creation of the new Church album "Man, Woman, Life, Death, Infinity", the recent Kilbey Kennedy album "Glow and Fade" and his upcoming 2018 solo album.
During the second half of the show, Tarrah Maria and Stephen Masucci of Ella Atlas detail the formation of their musical partnership, their debut album and what's on the horizon.
This week's intro track is taken from Third Of Never's latest album, "Austerity".
Visit www.jondawson.com to access our previous interview with Steve Kilbey.
Songs played during the show:
18 Strings - Third Of Never (Austerity)
Another Century - The Church (Man, Woman,...)
Submarine - The Church (Man, Woman, ...)
Undersea - The Church (Man, Woman, ...)
I Don't Know How, I Don't Know Why - Th Church (Man, Woman, ...)
Red Kingdom - Ella Atlas (The Road To Now)
Waking Up - Ella Atlas (The Road To Now)
Can't Go Back - Ella Atlas (The Road To Now)
Skin & Bones - Ella Atlas (The Road To Now)
Firesign Theatre's Phil Proctor calls in to discuss a new play starring Ed Asner as God, political correctness and John Cleese.
Bill Scheft has seen and/or written it all, and in this podcast he bares it. For more info on Bill, visit www.billscheft.com. For more info on the hillbilly interviewing Bill, visit www.jondawson.com.
From www.adriannetolsch.com:
Adrianne Tolsch began her career in New York City at Catch a Rising Star and The Improv. She has headlined at every major comedy club in the United States, as well as casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
Adrianne has performed as far away as London, England, Melbourne, Australia and Hobart, Tasmania. She has been the opening act for Jay Leno, The Pointer Sisters, Chita Rivera, Bobby Vinton, Pat Cooper, Clint Holmes and Billy Crystal.
Tolsch garnered rave reviews for her performance on Broadway in 3 From Brooklyn at the Helen Hayes Theatre and co-hosted the syndicated radio show The Better Sex.
Adrianne has received two Bistro Awards and three Manhattan Association of Cabaret Awards for Outstanding Comedy Performance. She was also honored with a Cabaret Hotline Award for her first one-woman show, Trucks, Guns and Mayonnaise, and again for her second show, None of Your Damn Business.
None of Your Damn Business is a hilarious look at getting older. For Tolsch, aging is a "way of laugh." "I've come up with a new skin cream for the woman unafraid of aging. It's called 'Embalm.'"
Her new one-woman show, Tolschinsky, will be out next spring.
For the last several years, Tolsch has been a regular cast member of the hit Off-Broadway revue, The Princesses of Comedy. Most recently, she was featured in the film “The ROMEOWS,” and is one of the Executive Producers of the upcoming documentary about female comics and plastic surgery, “Take My Nose….Please!”
The video of her performance at the Kravis Center in Palm Beach generated over 100,000 hits on YouTube in less than 3 months.
Adrianne lives in Manhattan and is married to Bill Scheft, author and longtime writer for David Letterman.