The Roadhouse 084
23 September 2006
7 Comments
It’s a good time to be a blues fan. With 84 editions of The Roadhouse, satellite radio channels dedicated to the blues, and new blues podcasts coming online every month, you’re likely to hear more blues in a week than in any time in the past 40 years. But this is the week that will make you crank up the iPod, crack open a brew and chair-dance to your heart’s content. The Teague Stefan Band, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Doug MacLeod, Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women, and Larry Garner will make you glad to be a blues fan. It’s another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 84th Roadhouse Podcast.
The Roadhouse Podcast 084 Show Notes
Smokin’ Joe Kubek and Bnois King – “The Blues Is Still With Us”
From the Blind Pig CD “Roadhouse Research”
[Amazon]
Intro
Beat Daddys – “Where Is She?”
From the CD “5 Moons”
The Teague Stefan Band – “Dance With Me”
From the upcoming CD “Hard Eight”
Mighty Lester – “She Knocks Me Out”
From the Mighty Lester Productions CD “We Are Mighty Lester”
[Amazon]
Break 1
Ronnie Baker Brooks – “It’s On”
From the Watchdog Records CD “The Torch”
[Amazon]
Matt Schofield – “All You Need”
From the Nugene Records CD “Siftin’ Thru Ashes”
[Amazon]
Break 2
Daddy Mack Blues Band – “Black Magic Woman”
From the Inside Sounds CD “Slow Ride”
[Amazon]
Doug MacLeod – “Plowin’ Mule”
From the Black and Tan CD “A Little Sin”
[Amazon]
Buddy Guy – “Jam On A Monday Morning” *
From the Vanguard CD “A Man And The Blues”
[Amazon]
Break 3
Little Charlie and the Nightcats – “Don’t Cha Do Nothin’”
From the Alligator CD “Nine Lives”
[Amazon]
Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women – “How Can I Say I Miss You?”
From the Alligator CD “Deluxe Edition”
[Amazon]
Blues Caravan – “Time Bares Witness”
From the Ruf Records CD “Pilgrimage Mississippi to Memphis”
[Amazon]
Closing
Larry Garner – “Kleptomaniac”
From the Ruf Records CD “Once Upon The Blues”
[Amazon] [eMusic]
Total Running Time: 58:06
Premium Running Time: 58:04
* Premium only
Thanks again Tony! I will be subscribing to the premium Roadhouse very soon!
Perfect timing! “Smokin’” Joe and Bnois (he actually pronounced it “Be-noise”) where in San Jose Friday night… and a finer Friday night you could never ask for. The show, at the Bay Area’s legendary JJ’s Blues (all blues, all the time) was awesome, and listening to the podcast Sunday morning brought it all back – bang on!
Request Time: Well, with Texas blues ringing in my ears, how about something from Lonnie Mack’s, SRV produced, Strike Like Lightning on Aligator Records (Double Whammny?)? If you can…
Another fine show Tony, thanks again!
J
John:
I’ve been a Joe Kubek fan for some time. He was one of the reasons I secured permissions from Blind Pig – although they have a large and very interesting catalog aside from the Joe Kubek stuff.
As I was putting the show together, I came across a couple of reviews that made the obvious “Texas guitar slinger/Stevie Ray Vaughan” comparisons. In some ways, it’s unfortunate that Stevie’s shadow was so long. Guys like Joe Kubek can hardly get a break sometimes.
In any event, I’ll have more Kubek/King stuff in upcoming shows. Stay tuned …
Lenny:
Mighty Lester, with your great guitar work, is always a great addition to the show. I think I’ve managed to play most of the CD in various shows. I’ll have to start recycling through songs!
Hello, i cant get the roadhouse to download or show up in my podcast screen on itunes. I have clicked the download icon but nothing happens. Do i have to do something special to get the link to work. thanks
Dan:
That happens with iTunes once in awhile, and I’ve never been able to pin down what causes it. I didn’t have any trouble with the feed myself, this week. I also haven’t heard from anyone else having a problem.
Chances are if you give it a few hours, the problem will disappear. Let me know at support@roadhousepodcast.com if the problem continues beyond that.
Tony
Beat Daddys Rock
Great to hear “Where Is She?” leading off the show. Britt Meacham plays some excellent slide plus has a great sense of what his guitar needs to “say” about anything he plays. Match that with the excellent blues vocals of Larry Grisham and the only thing better would be hearing them live.
Keep up the good work! Next thing we’d like to hear is “How Long Is A Heartache Supposed to Last” by W.C. Clark from his “From Austin With Soul” album – one of the best blues songs ever.
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