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The Roadhouse 033

1 October 2005 7 Comments

We’re taking our radio back from the suits this week with Robin Sylar, Chainsaw Curtis & The Creepers, Brian Blain, Otis Taylor, Jim Suhler and much more. I’ve also got a nice story about The Roadhouse and Rita plus lots of information about the world of blues podcasting. The 33rd edition of The Roadhouse is guaranteed to entertain and enlighten with the finest blues you’ve never heard.


Roadhouse 032 Show Notes

Opening sweeper courtesy of radiodaddy.com
Opening theme and background music courtesy of freeplaymusic.com
Some music from garageband.com

Shemekia Copeland – “Who Stole My Radio?
From the Alligator CD “The Soul Truth”

Intro

Boo Boo Davis – “Crown Royal”
From the Black and Tan CD “The Snake”

Robin Sylar – “Sugar Bee”
From the TopCat CD “Tricked Out”

Big George Jackson Blues Band – “You Ain’t All That”
From the Black and Tan CD “Southern In My Soul“

Break 1

Chainsaw Curtis and the Creepers – “Rent Party”

Big Steve & The Trainwreck – “That Train”

Break 2

Jason Ricci and New Blood – “Wish You Would”
From the Blue Sunday Entertainment CD “Live At Checkers Tavern”

Brian Blain – “Computer Club Queen”
From the NorthernBlues CD “Overqualified For The Blues”

JW-Jones Blues Band – “Jump Tonight”
From the NorthernBlues CD “Bogart’s Bounce”

Break 3

Pee Wee Crayton – “Every Night”
From the Vanguard CD “Things I Used To Do”

Otis Taylor – “My Soul’s In Louisiana”
From the NorthernBlues CD “White African”

W.C. Clark – “Ain’t Lost Nothin’”
From the Alligator CD “Deep In The Heart”

Break 4

Jim Suhler – “Dallas
From the TopCat CD “Dirt Road”

Junior Wells – “When My Baby Left Me”
From the Vanguard CD “Coming At You”

Closing

Total Running Time: 59:51

7 Comments »

  • Guilherme Cavalotti Carvalho said:

    Hi there!

    This is Guilherme from Brazil, Roadhouse Podcast is increadible. I have listened to the past 10 shows and I can’t wait for the next one.
    Good music, good sound quality, which is very important!

    Keep the good work!

    See you on the next show!

    Guilherme
    ICQ:60858605
    MSN:mistral4323@hotmail.com
    Skype:cavalotticarvalho

    - 3 October 2005 at 7:13 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison said:

    Thanks, Guilherme. It’s always good to hear from “international” listeners. I’m sometimes still amazed by the reach of the web and the fact that people literally around the world are listening to the show.

    You mentioned the sound quality of the show. I do take a great deal of care in trying to make the most of a 96 Kbps format. I realized on Sunday, though, that the mic was a bit “hot” for show #33 – there were a few places where it just sounded distorted. I’ll correct that this week and will hopefully be back to 100% sound quality.

    Thanks, again.

    - 6 October 2005 at 9:02 am
  • Redd said:

    I really like this show! I can’t help but tapp the foot and sway and pound my fist into my fist like BB King while I am listening. I am glad I found your podcast.

    The new look is great too!

    - 7 October 2005 at 6:39 pm
  • Tanner Lovelace said:

    Greetings! I’ve never really thought of myself as a big blues fan, but after listening to your podcast I’ve found I really enjoy it. Being a unix/linux person, I really enjoy the song on this show, Computer Club Queen, however, in my search to find it it doesn’t appear that it’s actually on the album you list. Looking at the track list for “Overqualified for the Blues” on amazon (at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000BKSJ7K/102-3651516-8726513?v=glance ) doesn’t show it. This web page (http://www.jazzpromo.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=35 ) seems to indicate it’s on another album called “Who Paid You to Give Me the Blues?”

    So, I just was wondering if you might be able to clear up the confusion (and perhaps play it again in a Roadhouse Rewound segment? O:-) ). Thanks very much.

    - 23 November 2005 at 12:52 pm
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison said:

    Tanner:

    It does look as if I’ve made a mistake in the listing. This particular cut actually came from one of the NorthernBlues samplers. I’ll check this listing on the sampler this evening and make a change to the link above.

    Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

    - 23 November 2005 at 1:19 pm
  • Tanner Lovelace said:

    Thank you very much for checking it out and for a great podcast!

    BTW, since you mention your interest in Linux, any chance we might see an article in one of the Linux magazines (like Linux Journal or Linux Magazine) about creating a world class podcast using Linux? :-) I realize you’ve written about it here before, but I think that would make an interesting and enjoyable article. Doing a quick google search I don’t really see that they’ve done an article like this before (the closest being one LJ did on creating a podcast using shell only tools).

    Thanks again.

    - 23 November 2005 at 2:19 pm
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison said:

    I’d love to do one for them. I mentioned it several months ago, but there didn’t seem to be much interest. In fact, before I started The Roadhouse, I sent them a proposal and “pilot” for a Linux Journal podcast. We tossed the idea back and forth for a few months, but nothing ever came of it officially.

    There’s enough renewed interest in podcasting, and I have enough of a track record with them, that they might be interested now. I’ll have to query them again.

    - 23 November 2005 at 2:22 pm