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The 14th edition of The Roadhouse gets down to the real juke joint feel. This week, I feature Bernie Clarke and the Rhythm Sharks, Rick Carroll and Wicked Blue, Loren Schulte, Blind Slim, Kelley Richey Band, and more. And, we cut loose on the first listener-submitted Roadhouse Rewound segment. It’s the finest blues you’ve never heard – the best independent blues artists from garageband.com.

The Roadhouse 014 – Show Notes

Intro

Opening sweeper courtesy of radiodaddy.com
Opening theme and background music courtesy of freeplaymusic.com
Podcast promos courtesy of podcastpromos.com
All music from garageband.com

The Turnarounds - Detroit, Michigan (1:33)

"I Only Want To Be With You"

Bernie Clarke and the Rhythm Sharks - Syracuse, New York (6:19)

"Love Recession"

From the CD "Love Recession "

Break 1 (9:28)

Listener Comments

Drew

My second question is about Garageband, which I understand is the source
of the music for the Roadhouse. I’m wondering if all the music on
Garageband is podsafe? I don’t seem to see a usage policy anywhere on
the site. Maybe I’m just overlooking it, but I would have expected a big
fat notice that tells exactly how the music can be used and rebroadcast.
Can I just download music from Garageband and use it for my podcast?

Wayne:

In the summer of 1956 a neighborhood grocer gave me a job
helping out. The first thing I bought with money I earned was a radio!
Well it wasn’t long before I discovered WLAC in Nashville with DJ’s
John R and Hoss Allen, with music by Jimmy Reed, Muddy Waters, Howlin
Wolf and so on. The musical orientation for
my life was established! I have talked to a lot of people who also
admit that this radio station was the one that turned them on to the
blues back in the 50’s.

History of WLAC

Great Fun liner

Rick Carroll and Wicked Blue - Boston, Massachusetts (12:50)

"Bot My Eye On You"

Los Blancos - Syracuse, New York (15:59)

"Mighty Mean Mama"

From the CD "Thirst of a Thousand Camels "

Break 2 (22:36)

Contact Information

• EMail: rhblues@gmail.com
  
• Site: http://roadhousepodcast.com/
  
• Skype: LostAirman
  
  • Voice mail, as well
    

• Voice Messages: 214-594-1301
  
• All contact may be used in the show
  

Roadhouse Rewound

Loren Schulte - Battle Ground, Washington (24:28)

"Boom Boom"

Urban Blues Revival - New York (27:41)

"Yellow Blues Bus"

Break 3 (33:25)

Podcasting News

• Adam Curry’s Podshow features The Roadhouse on Tuesday
• KYOURadio features The Roadhouse Tuesday and Thursday

Act The Fool liner

Jeff Fetterman Band - Kane, Pennsylvania (38:02)

"Hell Bound Train"

From the CD "The Long Hard Road " (41:48)

Blind Slim - Atlanta, Georgia

"Have Mercy"

Break 4 (46:23)

Blues News

May 21 – On this day in 1955, recommended to Leonard
Chess by Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry went into a Chess recording studio
and performed a restyled version of a song he wrote called "Ida Red."
What came out of that session, after numerous takes, was Ida Red√ǨѢs new
name and Chuck Berry√ǨѢs first hit, "Maybellene". Maybellene topped the R
& B charts at #1, and the pop charts at #5.

May 24 – On this day in 1955, Muddy Waters recorded
"Mannish Boy" for Chess, as a sort of answer song to Bo Diddley’s "I’m
A Man" recorded two months earlier.

May 27 – On this day in 1951, a young B.B. King entered
the Memphis Recording Service along with Phineas and Calvin Newborn.
Supervised by Sam Phillips and Jules Bihari, he recorded "She’s
Dynamite".

Think Future Promo

Kelly Richey Band - Cincinnati, Ohio (49:11)

"The Blues Don’t Lie"

From the CD "Eyes of a Woman "

The Underdogs Blues & Roots  – Destin, Florida (53:17)

"Fact of the Matter"

Closing

Total Running Time: 58:53