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The Roadhouse 057

18 March 2006 4 Comments

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It’s another week in The Roadhouse Podcast, featuring upcoming music, new music, cuts from artists who’ve never been in The Roadhouse, and some music from artists we haven’t heard from in awhile. The combination of Watermelon Slim, Daddy Mack Blues Band, The Whiskey Imperials, Ian Siegal, and William Clarke make for, possibly, the most chair-danceable edition of The Roadhouse ever. Plus, I’ve got an annoucement about an addition to your Roadhouse feed starting this week. Crank up the player and raise your heart rate. It’s the 57th edition of The Roadhouse Podcast – the finest blues you’ve never heard.

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The Roadhouse Podcast 057 Show Notes

[00:19] JW-Jones Blues Band – “Standing In Line”
From the NorthernBlues CD “Kissing In 29 Days”
[Amazon]

[04:38] Intro

[05:46] Debbie Davies – “Takin’ It All To Vegas”
From the Ruf Records CD “Blues Guitar Women”
[Amazon]

[08:56] Watermelon Slim – “Check Writin’ Woman”
From the NorthernBlues CD “Watermelon Slim and the Workers”
[Amazon]

[11:48] Eric Lindell – “Feel Like I Do”
From the Alligator CD “Change In The Weather”
[Amazon]

[14:50] Break 1

[16:11] Janiva Magness – “I Can’t Stop Cryin’”
From the NorthernBlues CD “Do I Move You?”
[Amazon]

[19:24] Daddy Mack Blues Band – “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone”
From the InsideSounds CD “Slow Ride”
[Amazon]

[23:30] Break 2

[24:50] Byther Smith – “Your Daughter Don’t Want Me No More”
From the Black and Tan CD “Smitty’s Blues”
[Amazon]

[29:15] Candye Kane – “The Lord Was A Woman”
From the Ruf Records CD “Diva LaGrande”
[Amazon]

[32:38] Break 3

Roadhouse Rewound

[33:57] The Whiskey Imperials – “Mike’s Shuffle”
Available on Garageband.com

[36:06] Paul Rishell and Annie Raines – “Kansas City Blues”
From the Tone-Cool CD “Moving To The Country”
[Amazon]

[40:03] Break 4

[41:24] Technorama Promo

[42:02] Ian Seigal – “Bloodshot”
From the Nugene Records CD “Meat & Potatoes”
[Amazon]

[47:26] Susan Tedeschi – “Wait For Me”
From the Tone-Cool CD “Wait For Me”
[Amazon]

[52:01] William Clarke – “Lollipop Mama”
From the Alligator CD “35×35”
[Amazon]

[55:52] Closing

Total Running Time: 60:00

4 Comments »

  • Stu Bouyer said:

    Tony,

    not sure if you are aware of it or not, but a few weeks ago feedburner changed there feeds so that they add tracking info for the feeds. This cause problems with my podcast aggregator (CastPodder) as the new xml has mangled the enclosure links to read
    [enclosure url=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/roadhouse.mp3?d=104” length=”57672424” type=”audio/mpeg” /]
    [feedburner:origEnclosureLink]
    http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3?http://media.libsyn.com/media/roadhouse/roadhouse_057.mp3
    [/feedburner:origEnclosureLink]

    and now my aggreagator wants to name roadhouse_057.mp3 as roadhouse.mp3?d=104 which as you probably know linux doesn’t like as a file name. So I have to manually rename all the files before I can scp them to my mp3 player.

    Unless you know another podcatcher for linux and really need the feedburner stats, I would greatly appreciate if you turn off the feedburner stats.

    Thanks for a great podcast

    Stu
    Osaka, JAPAN

    - 20 March 2006 at 6:48 am
  • Greg said:

    Tony, you’re the man! I intentionally don’t look at the show notes before listening to a podcast, ‘cause I enjoy letting the show unfold by itself. So, this morning, as I’m out on my morning walk, I’m really digging the groove you’ve established in #57. I love hearing Candye Kane—I was introduced to her on Penn & Teller’s show about 6 years ago.

    I finished my walk before the Roadhouse finished, so I just put the iPod on pause ‘till I got to the office this morning. I was thrilled to hear Susan Tedeschi just around the corner from where I left off. I was just thinking of pestering you to play some more Susan, but I guess you’re reading my mind.

    Keep it up—The Roadhouse is definitely one of my favorite stops along the podcast landscape.

    - 20 March 2006 at 8:48 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison said:

    Stu:

    Consider it done. I’ve had other listeners comment on problems with the Doppler client, as well. I suspect that this is the issue, and that I’ll see all these clear up right away. Thanks, from me and the other listeners.

    - 20 March 2006 at 7:09 pm
  • Stu Bouyer said:

    Tony,

    Thanks so much, you’ve made it even easier for me to enjoy your show.

    Thanks for a great great :)

    Stu

    - 20 March 2006 at 8:37 pm