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The Roadhouse 050

28 January 2006 801 views 5 Comments

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The blues is in the house and that house is the point of departure for the 50th Roadhouse Podcast. Slide behind the wheel, point the grill to the south and let the tail-fins leave the turbulence behind. We’re rolling down Highway 61 with the top down and the music cranked. With more to cover than an hour will allow, we roll out with Ian Siegal, Byther Smith, Sean Costello, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Matt Schofield, and seven other great artists. And, the Podshow deal comes up so you’ll know just where The Roadhouse stands. It’s another week, delivering the finest blues you’ve never heard – The Roadhouse Podcast.


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The Roadhouse 050 Show Notes

[00:16] Johnny Jones – “The Blues Is In The House”
From the NorthernBlues CD “The Blues Is In The House”
[Amazon]

[03:51] Intro

[06:15] Kelly Richey – “All The Help I Can Get”
From the Sweet Lucy CD “Sending Me Angels”
[Amazon]

[09:44] Ian Siegal – “Sugar Rush”
From the Nugene Records CD “Meat & Potatoes”
[Amazon]

[14:51] Shemekia Copeland – “Honey Do That Voodoo”
From the Alligator CD “The Soul Truth”
[Amazon]

[17:58] Break 1

[19:59] Byther Smith – “All For Business”
From the Black and Tan CD “Throw Away The Book”
[Amazon]

[23:19] Shane Pruitt – “Side Tracked”
From the Shane Pruitt EP

[28:26] Sean Costello – “Hold On This Time”
From the Tone-Cool CD “Sean Costello”
[Amazon]

[32:47] Break 2

Roadhouse Rewound

[34:12] BB Chung King and the Buddaheads – “Company Graveyard”
Available at garageband.com

[38:45] Michael Burks – “Miss Mercy”
From the 2003 Alligator CD “I Smell Smoke”
[Amazon]

[42:41] Break 3

[44:06] The Podshow deal

[49:00] Penmachine Podcast Promo

[49:30] Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women – “Tom Cat Blues”
From the upcoming Alligator CD “Deluxe Edition”
[Amazon]

[52:13] Alvin Youngblood Hart – “Sallie, Queen of the Pines”
From the Rykodisc CD “Territory”
[Amazon]

[55:50] Matt Schofield – “All You Need”
From the Nugene Records CD “Siftin’ Thru Ashes”

[59:16] Closing

Total Running Time: 61:00

5 Comments »

  • Charles-A Rovira said:

    Hello, I love your taste my music and I am definitely a subscriber (through the iTMS.)

    I’m new to Garage band. (Actually I’m new to podcasting.) I’ve figured out a lot of stuff and I’ve had some measure of success putting a test podcast together and even got it out to the iTMS.

    But I’m not able to find much information on how you actually put a podcast together using the music I can find on garageband.com.

    Am I supposed to host my shpeil in an MP3 and keep the tunes on garage band and put the playlist there?

    That doesn’t seem to be the way you or Johnny Velcro (who’s hosted on libsyn.com, same as me) seem to be doing it…

    I have a couple of blogs, a couple of libsyn hosted podcasts (at
    Blog: http://oirc.blogspot.com/
    Media: http://oirc.libsyn.com/
    iTMS: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=96314413

    Blog: http//multiplesclerosisblog.blogspot.com/
    Media: http://msb.libsyn.com/)

    I’m trying to grok the actual workflow for integrating songs into my podcasts.

    I suppose I could always buy the tunes and work with them on my machines, otherwise it must make a mess of the editing process.

    Not to mention, how would the tracking work?

    I’m trying to integrate songs from garageband and the podcast music network because some songs from each are appropriate to my particular podcasts.

    - 29 January 2006 at 12:12 am
  • 1weasel said:

    I’d suggest contacting Garrett Mason for permission to his last disc. Garrett, son of Dutch Mason (whom BB King nicknamed the Prime Minister of the Blues), won the 2005 Juno Award as best Canadian blues album.

    - 29 January 2006 at 8:35 am
  • Curmudgeon said:

    Was just tipped off to your podcast by a friend, and after listening to the first five minutes of episode #50, I subscribed via iTunes. You’ve got another dedicated fan now! Congratulations on 50 episodes, and here’s hoping for at least 50 more—great stuff!

    - 29 January 2006 at 7:58 pm
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison said:

    Thanks, Curmudgeon. Welcome. Comment freely and enjoy.

    - 29 January 2006 at 9:25 pm
  • Mojo Denbow said:

    50 so soon? Wow. Love the music, love the commentary. Keep it up, Tony! The Roadhouse is the finest podcast anyone has never heard. Thank you.

    - 30 January 2006 at 12:39 pm