Episode 150: Ryan Shelkett of Liars Academy / Cross My Heart

Episode 202: Itarya Rosenberg of Rid of Me: Keith sits down with Itarya Rosenberg to discuss growing up in Bucks County, discovering the local scene, our early show-going experiences, navigating depression and institutions in his high school years and Itarya's early work in Legendary Divorce. ... by The New Scene

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Ep. 141 - CAITLYN SMITH ("Like I'm Gonna Lose You"): The guys pay tribute to Little Richard before welcoming Caitlyn Smith, who found her way to Nashville as a songwriter before signing with Monument Records and earning a nod as one of Rolling Stone’s “10 New Artists You Need to Know.” Caitlyn’s list of hit songs that have been recorded by other artists includes “Wasting All These Tears” by Cassadee Pope, “You Can’t Make Old Friends” by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, and “Like I’m Gonna Lose You,” a multi-platinum hit for Meghan Trainor featuring John Legend. Smith, along with co-writers Kate York and Mary Steenburgen, won a Critics’ Choice Award for the song “Glasgow (No Place Like Home)” from the film Wild Rose. Other artists who’ve recorded Caitlyn’s songs include Lori McKenna, Lucy Hale, Jason Aldean, Garth Brooks, Rascal Flatts, Laura Bell Bundy, Chris Isaak, Lindsay Ell, Lady Antebellum, and Trisha Yearwood. American Songwriter Podcast Network: https://americansongwriter.com/po by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Episode 139: Jolie Lindholm of The Darling Fire / The Rocking Horse Winner: Keith sits down with Jolie Lindholm to discuss growing up in Long Island, moving to Florida and discovering the local scene, Jolie's early work in music, joining the Rocking Horse Winner, the history of the band, life on the road, the band's breakup, Jol... by The New Scene

88 min listen

Episode 215: J. Robbins of Jawbox / Burning Airlines / Government Issue: Keith sits down with J. Robbins to discuss his history with music, discovering the DC punk/hardcore scene, working at Dischord Records, joining Government Issue and his time with the band. We also discuss Jawbox, their creative process, signing with ... by The New Scene

124 min listen

#119: Dallas Martin: This week on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, we … by A Waste Of Time with ItsTheReal

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Ep. #787: One Hundred Dollars by Kreative Kontrol

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Ep. 171 - JIMMY JAM & TERRY LEWIS ("What Have You Done for Me Lately?"): Our guests on this episode of Songcraft are Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, best known for co-writing and producing nearly every Janet Jackson hit. They’ve worked with a who’s who of artists, earning them 26 Billboard #1 R&B hits, 16 Billboard #1 pop hits, more Producer of the Year Grammy nominations than anyone in history, and a place in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. We’ll chat with them about their varied career, and their new first-ever album under their own names, entitled Volume One. by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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In Defense of Ska Ep 89: Shawn Harris (The Matches, The Locals) by In Defense of Ska

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Episode 256 - Joe Sib (22 Jacks, Wax, Frontline) by Turned Out A Punk

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Episode 222: Marc Byrd of Hammock: Keith sits down with Marc Byrd to discuss growing up in El Dorado, Arkansas and the difficult circumstances there, reconciling the past, early music influences, Marc's pre-Hammock band Common Children, their history, the end of the band and the forma... by The New Scene

104 min listen

Ep. #834: J Mascis by Kreative Kontrol

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Maxwell Silver Trender 10/20: Nick Rolovich, Child Vaccination, Ted Sarandos, Joe Manchin, 'Fuck Joe Biden', Being the Ricardos by The Daily Zeitgeist

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Episode 120: James Spence of Rolo Tomassi: Keith sits down with James Spence to discuss growing up in Sheffield, discovering music and the local scene, the formation of Rolo Tomassi, the early days of the band, their first US gigs at SXSW, the recording of their 2022 LP "Where Myth Becomes Memory... by The New Scene

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Palaye Royale: Scott sits with brothers Sebastian Danzig, Remington Leith, and Emerson Barrett of Palaye Royale – one of the biggest new alt rock bands. They talk about the band’s first moniker Kropp Circle and the inception of the name Palaye Royale. The brothers share about fighting on tour, then discuss their early musical influences – from The Clash to Johnny Thunders to Faces to David Bowie. Sebastian, Remington, and Emerson discuss working with James Iha from Smashing Pumpkins, recording live, meeting Kim Fowley, and covering a Hanson and a Black Crowes song at their first gig. They chat about their El Rey gig, the story behind the song “Teenage Heartbreak Queen,” and their upcoming comic book and makeup lines. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps

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Better Strangers (Nic Collins - Genesis) talks "Nicotine Dreams" by The Jeremy White Show

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379 - Ryan Brown: Drumming for Dweezil Zappa, Living and Working in Los Angeles, Channelling Zappa's Drummers by Working Drummer

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Episode 227: Dan Barrett of Have a Nice Life / Giles Corey / In Pieces: Keith sits down with Dan Barrett to discuss Lacanian psychoanalysis, hypnotism, early musical influences, the creative process, joining In Pieces as vocalist, the release of their 2004 LP "Lions Write History" and the beginning of Have a Nice Life. W... by The New Scene

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Quantum Criminals (Steely Dan) with Alex Pappademas and Joan LeMay. Remembering Sinéad O'Connor with David Wild.: In part one of our Summer Music Book Series, we discuss Steely Dan with Alex Pappademas and Joan LeMay whose new book, Quantum Criminals (University of Texas Press) is a beautifully illustrated catalogue of ramblers and wild gamblers who populate... by The Record Store Day Podcast with Paul Myers

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Ep. 154 - LUKE LAIRD ("American Kids"): Luke Laird, the Grammy-winning ACM and BMI Country Songwriter of the Year with twenty-four #1 singles joins us to talk about some of the hits he’s written for other artists, as well as his highly personal debut solo album, Music Row. by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

82 min listen

Episode 78: Justin Richmond of “Broken Record” Podcast Discusses Neil Young’s “On The Beach”: The guys are joined by Justin Richmond, the host of the “Broken Record” podcast, to discuss Neil ... by Records Revisited

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Larry "Ratso" Sloman: From New York, it’s the legendary Larry “Ratso” Sloman, author of On The Road With Bob Dylan, the up-close-and-personal story of the 1975 Rolling Thunder tour. Ratso shoots the breeze with Luke and Kerry about Bob, Joan, Sara, Joni, Roger, Renaldo, Clara and the rest of the gang. The Scorsese Rolling Thunder Revue doc is previewed and his new album discussed. From his beginnings as a suburban teenage accountant to hanging out with the foulmouthed Fugs, blagging his way into Rolling Stone magazine, accosting Dylan outside a beauty parlour and being invited on tour, to recording a duet opposite Nick Cave (with flute by Warren Ellis) - it’s been a long, strange trip. Our conversation with Ratso includes Stubborn Heart album producer Vincent Cacchione. Ratso Sloman was known as Larry until Joan Baez changed his name. He has written books on Houdini, David Blaine, Mike Tyson, Howard Stern and Anthony Kiedis. He has directed a Dylan video, edited National Lampoon and wr by Is It Rolling, Bob? Talking Dylan

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Ep. 121 - SHANE MCANALLY ("Follow Your Arrow"): The three-time Grammy winner, two-time ACM Songwriter of the Year, and star of NBC's Songland joins us to talk about a few of his 40 #1 hits, including "Mama's Broken Heart," "American Kids," "Vice," "Body Like a Back Road," and more. Plus, Shane goes deep on his collaborations with Kacey Musgraves and contemplates the tricky balance between critical and commercial success. He also reveals who he calls his favorite singer of all time and which of his songs he suspects other songwriters don’t like. by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

87 min listen

189. Yacht Rock Spectacular!: Summer Breeze, Makes Me Feel Fine by Full Cast And Crew

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Mike City by R&B Money

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Episode 152: Jon Randall (The Marfa Tapes): Nashville-based producer/singer/songwriter Jon Randall has collaborated with a who's-who list of country royalty for two decades, from Emmylou Harris, Reba McEntire and Dwight Yoakam to Maren Morris, Little Big Town and Lyle Lovett. But this past year... by Vinyl Emergency

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Ep. 17 - DESMOND CHILD ("Livin' on a Prayer"): One of the most successful and prolific writers and producers of all time, Desmond Child’s songs have resulted in nearly six dozen Top 40 singles on Billboard’s pop, rock, country, and R&B charts. His band Desmond Child & Rouge attracted the attention of Paul Stanley. He partnered with Child to write “I Was Made For Loving You,” which became a major hit for KISS in 1979. Desmond first collaborated with Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora for Bon Jovi’s 1986 album, Slippery When Wet. That partnership resulted in the #1 hits, “You Give Love a Bad Name” and “Livin’ on a Prayer.” Desmond has appeared as a co-writer on every Bon Jovi album since, co-writing additional hits such as “Bad Medicine,” “Born To Be My Baby,” “This Ain’t a Love Song,” and “(You Want To) Make a Memory.” He formed a similar alliance with Aerosmith, with whom he wrote the hits “Dude (Looks Like a Lady),” “Angel,” “What It Takes,” and “Crazy.” He co-wrote Joan Jett’s “I Hate M by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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Lenny Kravitz by Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

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Episode 4: I Could Dunk In High School - An Interview With Luke Laird by Songwriter Soup

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Episode 99: Randy Barnett / Traffic & Steve Winwood: Scot and Jeff discuss Traffic/Steve Winwood with Randy Barnett. by Political Beats

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Ep. 94 - ROBERT EARL KEEN ("The Road Goes on Forever"): PART ONE Scott and Paul talk about Randy Poe, Texas, and their favorite songwriters from the Lone Star State. PART TWO - 20:52 mark Robert Earl Keen comes by Songcraft World Headquarters to chat about the Marty Robbins song that set him on his path as a kid; why he wants his songs to be provocative; the book Lyle Lovett gave him that jump started his career; what Steve Earle said that convinced Robert to move to Nashville; how having only $20 in his pocket led to writing his most classic song; which of his albums made him feel like he’d been accepted into the mainstream; and why he kept delaying making a bluegrass album. ABOUT ROBERT EARL KEEN Regarded as one of the purest singer-songwriters in the Texas tradition, Robert Earl Keen is a true pioneer, and one of the most consistent practitioners of the Americana genre. While studying English at Texas A&M University, Keen linked up with fellow aspiring songwriter Lyle Lovett. The by Songcraft: Spotlight on Songwriters

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