Matt Rector is back to guest host the podcast again with an entertaining and thoughtful interview with O Ryne Warner of Ohioan. Download Podcast Here Stream Podcast Here Download in iTunes Stitcher Ohioan Website- http://infinitefront.com/ohioan/ Bandcamp- https://ohioan.bandcamp.com/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ohioan/123094281043479
Read more "Old School Record Review #54- O Ryne Warner of Ohioan"What’s stuck in my head this week is less a song and more a fascination with a strange coincidence in the world of contemporary rock music. Let me take you back to ancient Greece so I can explain: Legend[i] tells us that Helen, born from an egg laid by her mother Leda, who had been […]
Read more "Stuck In My Head #9: Blonde Redhead, Brandi Carlile, and the Archetype of the Divine Twins"Dave headed up to Saratoga County to catch up with Tim Whalen of Ray Murray & The Bomb Squad. Two men sitting down with some fine bourbon and talking music, politics and religion always seems to be a excellent recipe for an entertaining podcast. Tim’s Americana/roots style, mixed with his lyrical explorations of the darker […]
Read more "Old School Record Review Interview Series Ep. #13 Tim Whalen of Ray Murray & The Bomb Squad"by Dave Keneston The Allman Brothers Band has undergone many incarnations throughout its 45 year history, but the most famous and influential era has to be the original lineup of Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Berry Oakley, Jai Johanny Johanson (Jaimoe) and Butch Trucks. From early 1969 to Duane’s tragic death on October 29, […]
Read more "Top Ten Favorite “Duane Era” Allman Brothers Band Songs (Part One of Two)"Dave Keneston got together with the whiskey barrel banjo blues slinging John Alfred Pipino, aka Henry’s Rifle. They explored John’s influences, creative process, upcoming album and his overarching philosophies on music. Download Podcast Here Direct Download Here Download in iTunes Photography courtesy of Sarah Winner photography. Link to her page All music used in episode […]
Read more "Old School Record Review Interview Series Episode 4- Henry’s Rifle"By Matt Meade People who talk about popular music as if it matters like to take certain things as a given. Robert Johnson is the starting point for rock and roll music (rock wouldn’t be rock without the blues, and the blues wouldn’t be the blues without RJ (and the legendary peddling of his own […]
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OLD SCHOOL RECORD REVIEW 