Audio Gumshoe » podcast http://richpalmer.com/podcasts Uncovering independent, original music that deserves to be heard. Sun, 13 May 2012 13:43:24 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Audio Gumshoe - uncovering independent, original music that deserves to be heard. Rich Palmer no Rich Palmer podcast@audiogumshoe.com AudioGumshoe podcast@audiogumshoe.com AudioGumshoe (Rich Palmer) 2006-2011 Audio Gumshoe - uncovering independent, original music that deserves to be heard. music, musicians, bands, independent, interviews, original, singers, songwriters Audio Gumshoe » podcast http://audiogumshoe.com/images/gumshoe_144_new.gif http://richpalmer.com/podcasts Centerville, Ohio Monthly The File Box – Part 2 – Audio Gumshoe 156 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/05/12/the-file-box-part-2-audio-gumshoe-156/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/05/12/the-file-box-part-2-audio-gumshoe-156/#comments Sun, 13 May 2012 01:59:10 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1571

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The File Box – Part 2

File cabinets image
Today’s show features a variety of artists from the submission files. If you like what you hear — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts (vis a vis feedback) by clicking the tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page.

Songs and Artists Played

- Alright (Janus 4-14)
- Played Along (DZ)
- Black Shoe (BalloonMan)
- Call to Arms (BalloonMan)
- The Show (Kim Edwards)
- Lottery (Sam Page)
- Corner of My Eye (Jack Davis and Crossbite)
- Hangin’ Out at Brown’s (Stone Pony)
- Amusement Park (Brother Octopus)
- Wrong Direction (Edgar Allan Poets)
- Six Feet Under (The Centerfolds)
//
Many thanks to the crew at Ariel Publicity for helping us find Kim Edwards, one of the artists on this episode. Their support is always greatly appreciated.

Also, thanks to “mcfarlandmo” for the use of the file cabinet photo on this post. Follow on Flickr. The image is Creative Commons licensed (some rights reserved).

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/05/12/the-file-box-part-2-audio-gumshoe-156/feed/ 0 file box,music,musicians,podcast,variety This episode brought to you by Audible.com. Get a free trial and free audiobook at audibletrial.com/audiogumshoe. The File Box - Part 2 - Today's show features a variety of artists from the submission files. This episode brought to you by Audible.com. Get a free trial and free audiobook at audibletrial.com/audiogumshoe. The File Box - Part 2 Today's show features a variety of artists from the submission files. If you like what you hear -- or perhaps don't -- please leave me your thoughts (vis a vis feedback) by clicking the tab on the right hand side of the page -- or by visiting the voicemail page. Songs and Artists Played - Alright (Janus 4-14) - Played Along (DZ) - Black Shoe (BalloonMan) - Call to Arms (BalloonMan) - The Show (Kim Edwards) - Lottery (Sam Page) - Corner of My Eye (Jack Davis and Crossbite) - Hangin' Out at Brown's (Stone Pony) - Amusement Park (Brother Octopus) - Wrong Direction (Edgar Allan Poets) - Six Feet Under (The Centerfolds) // Many thanks to the crew at Ariel Publicity for helping us find Kim Edwards, one of the artists on this episode. Their support is always greatly appreciated. Also, thanks to "mcfarlandmo" for the use of the file cabinet photo on this post. Follow on Flickr. The image is Creative Commons licensed (some rights reserved). Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 50:27 The File Box – Audio Gumshoe 155 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/03/25/the-file-box-audio-gumshoe-155/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/03/25/the-file-box-audio-gumshoe-155/#comments Sun, 25 Mar 2012 20:15:28 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1553

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The File Box

Image by Junior Henry
As I mentioned in the last episode of Audio Gumshoe, today’s show features a variety of artists from the submission files. Episode 156 will also feature a variety of artists, rather than the usual feature artist format. If you like what you hear — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts (vis a vis feedback) by clicking the tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page.

Songs and Artists Played

- Neurogenesis (Monks of Mellonwah)
- Million Pieces (Patchy)
- If I Could Fly (Charity Chapman)
- Get Dirty (Alec Berlin)
- Henry at Home (Alec Berlin)
- Backbone (Lay Low)
- Safe to Say (Russell Howard)
- Comfortably (Leaving Venus)
- Jump (DimWisdom)
- Doin’ Nothin’ (Tom Fuller Band)
//
Many thanks to the crew at Ariel Publicity for helping us find several of the artists on this episode, including Lay Low, Charity Chapman, and Tom Fuller Band. Their support is always greatly appreciated.

Also, thanks to Junior Henry for his use of the photo “Bi-axial Spin” on this post. Find him on Flickr. The image is Creative Commons licensed (some rights reserved). You can request to license his images at Getty Images.

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2012/03/25/the-file-box-audio-gumshoe-155/feed/ 0 bands,file box,music,podcast,songs,variety This episode brought to you by Audible.com. Get a free trial and free audiobook at The File Box - As I mentioned in the last episode of Audio Gumshoe, today's show features a variety of artists from the submission files. This episode brought to you by Audible.com. Get a free trial and free audiobook at The File Box As I mentioned in the last episode of Audio Gumshoe, today's show features a variety of artists from the submission files. Episode 156 will also feature a variety of artists, rather than the usual feature artist format. If you like what you hear -- or perhaps don't -- please leave me your thoughts (vis a vis feedback) by clicking the tab on the right hand side of the page -- or by visiting the voicemail page. Songs and Artists Played - Neurogenesis (Monks of Mellonwah) - Million Pieces (Patchy) - If I Could Fly (Charity Chapman) - Get Dirty (Alec Berlin) - Henry at Home (Alec Berlin) - Backbone (Lay Low) - Safe to Say (Russell Howard) - Comfortably (Leaving Venus) - Jump (DimWisdom) - Doin' Nothin' (Tom Fuller Band) // Many thanks to the crew at Ariel Publicity for helping us find several of the artists on this episode, including Lay Low, Charity Chapman, and Tom Fuller Band. Their support is always greatly appreciated. Also, thanks to Junior Henry for his use of the photo "Bi-axial Spin" on this post. Find him on Flickr. The image is Creative Commons licensed (some rights reserved). You can request to license his images at Getty Images. Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 41:57 Boxcar Bandits – Audio Gumshoe 152 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/12/26/boxcar-bandits-audio-gumshoe-152/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/12/26/boxcar-bandits-audio-gumshoe-152/#comments Mon, 26 Dec 2011 20:33:51 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1402

Songs Played

- Tall Cactus
- Cell Phone
- Oh Mother
- Whiskey Before Breakfast
- Hamlet Chicken Plant Disaster //

Equally at home at a beer joint or concert hall, the Bandits meld old-time, bluegrass, western swing and country with the sounds of string band instruments to create the “North Texas Skunkgrass” sound.

It seemed time to offer something out-of-the-ordinary on Audio Gumshoe. Though this statement itself may a bit ironic. There’s not a typical — or usual — sound for this show. I’ve offered big rock, pop, Americana, trance, metal, blues, outlaw country, rockabilly, latin, world-music, looped acoustic, and even “industrial-tinged alternative folk“. So, why not a bit of “skunkgrass?”

Boxcar Bandits on StageSo, I get a submission from Brooks Kendall, Jr. of Flight Music Group telling me about this band out of Denton, Texas called Boxcar Bandits. I don’t listen to bluegrass music, typically, but as soon as I previewed these tracks I was hooked. This is just feel-good music. The fact that these are live tracks gives these selections even more vitality. The ambience of the club, the audience, and the stage conversation lends a feeling of “being there” that makes this a great listen.

Boxcar Bandits - stage imageEach of the songs on this episode is from the new album “Live from Dan’s Silverleaf” released in November by Boxcar Bandits. When you listen to the full album, you’ll hear the crowd enjoying the music, you’ll hear the band talking to each other, you’ll hear warts-and-all. And that’s what makes this a fun collection. Get a copy. If you’re in the Denton, Texas area — or near any of the venues listed on their show calendar — go hear them live. They play at Dan’s Silverleaf almost every Monday.

Here’s what Pegasus News recently had to say about the band:

…Denton band Boxcar Bandits played their own brand of music they like to call “skungrass.” The band is a revolving door of Denton musicians – including Paul Slavens – and the current lineup is guaranteed to get your boots stomping and your hands clapping. The band features a single snare drum and washboard played by RTB2’s Grady Don Sandlin, plus an upright bass, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, guitar, and some of the best vocal harmonies this side of the Red River.

Boxcar Bandits would be comfortable playing on a stage, a street corner, or a front porch. Their mixture of gospel, country, and bluegrass – or “fastgrass” as they call it – is exactly what was needed to get fans to the dance floor at the Boiler Room.

Get the Music

Artist Links

Boxcar Bandits
Boxcar Bandits EPK
Boxcar Bandits on Twitter
Boxcar Bandits at Facebook
Boxcar Bandits at MySpace
Boxcar Bandits at Reverbation

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Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/12/26/boxcar-bandits-audio-gumshoe-152/feed/ 0 bluegrass,Boxcar Bandits,Denton,podcast,skunkgrass,Texas Songs Played - Tall Cactus - Cell Phone - Oh Mother - Whiskey Before Breakfast - Hamlet Chicken Plant Disaster // Equally at home at a beer joint or concert hall, the Bandits meld old-time, bluegrass, Songs Played - Tall Cactus - Cell Phone - Oh Mother - Whiskey Before Breakfast - Hamlet Chicken Plant Disaster // Equally at home at a beer joint or concert hall, the Bandits meld old-time, bluegrass, western swing and country with the sounds of string band instruments to create the “North Texas Skunkgrass” sound. It seemed time to offer something out-of-the-ordinary on Audio Gumshoe. Though this statement itself may a bit ironic. There's not a typical -- or usual -- sound for this show. I've offered big rock, pop, Americana, trance, metal, blues, outlaw country, rockabilly, latin, world-music, looped acoustic, and even "industrial-tinged alternative folk". So, why not a bit of "skunkgrass?" So, I get a submission from Brooks Kendall, Jr. of Flight Music Group telling me about this band out of Denton, Texas called Boxcar Bandits. I don't listen to bluegrass music, typically, but as soon as I previewed these tracks I was hooked. This is just feel-good music. The fact that these are live tracks gives these selections even more vitality. The ambience of the club, the audience, and the stage conversation lends a feeling of "being there" that makes this a great listen. Each of the songs on this episode is from the new album "Live from Dan's Silverleaf" released in November by Boxcar Bandits. When you listen to the full album, you'll hear the crowd enjoying the music, you'll hear the band talking to each other, you'll hear warts-and-all. And that's what makes this a fun collection. Get a copy. If you're in the Denton, Texas area -- or near any of the venues listed on their show calendar -- go hear them live. They play at Dan's Silverleaf almost every Monday. Here's what Pegasus News recently had to say about the band: ...Denton band Boxcar Bandits played their own brand of music they like to call “skungrass.” The band is a revolving door of Denton musicians – including Paul Slavens – and the current lineup is guaranteed to get your boots stomping and your hands clapping. The band features a single snare drum and washboard played by RTB2’s Grady Don Sandlin, plus an upright bass, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, guitar, and some of the best vocal harmonies this side of the Red River. Boxcar Bandits would be comfortable playing on a stage, a street corner, or a front porch. Their mixture of gospel, country, and bluegrass – or “fastgrass” as they call it – is exactly what was needed to get fans to the dance floor at the Boiler Room. Get the Music Artist Links Boxcar Bandits Boxcar Bandits EPK Boxcar Bandits on Twitter Boxcar Bandits at Facebook Boxcar Bandits at MySpace Boxcar Bandits at Reverbation Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 22:00 Andy Stone – Audio Gumshoe 147 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/07/04/andy-stone-audio-gumshoe-147/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/07/04/andy-stone-audio-gumshoe-147/#comments Mon, 04 Jul 2011 21:19:31 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1211

Andy Stone image

Songs Played

- This Is It
- Topsy Turvy
- In a Coffee Shop, When
- Talk About the Love
- Welcome to Your Love

Imagine a dinner party hosted by the Beatles, with a guest list that includes XTC, Squeeze, the Zombies and Kinks, Aimee Mann and Elvis Costello. Melodic, hook-driven songs with narrative lyrics. Retro and fresh. Drenched in harmony.

I first played Andy Stone’s music on Audio Gumshoe way back in March 2007. I had found a number of musicians that sounded to me to be “Beatle-esque.” The song “In a Coffee Shop, When” stuck in my head; I found myself humming and repeating the hooks and catchy melody time and again.

Fast-forward to Spring 2011. Andy contacted me to let me know of his new EP “This is It”. I listened to the tracks he submitted to the show and again found myself humming and singing the songs. His tunes are catchy. They nod toward a retro-pop sound, yet sound fresh and new. The production is solid and the lyrics will stick in your head better than most new releases today.

Andy Stone playing guitar in the studioAndy has employed some solid vocalists for his projects. “In a Coffee Shop, When” exhibited the talents of Epic recording artist Danny Malone. I felt, at the time, that there was a true George Harrison quality to his delivery on the EP. Some people might remember Malone from his days as vocalist for Diving for Pearls — or for his work with Elliot Easton (from the Cars).

On the 2010 full-length album “You Don’t See Many of These Nowadays” Stone brought in the talents of some of Chicago’s finest vocalists: Phil Angotti, Mike Przygoda, and Tom Godsman, lead singer/songwriter for the Bethesda, MD based group Accidental Charm. I played the song “Talk About the Love” from this album.

“We don’t have the Beatles, but we have Andy Stone.”
-Adam Curry, host of The Daily Source Code, original MTV VJ

You’ll hear all three of the songs from Andy’s latest EP “This is It” on the show. Be sure to pick up a copy of the EP — and his other releases. You’ll find all of the links below.

I should mention, also, that Andy Stone is an author. He has two books to his credit. You can find information about both at his book page at AndyStoneOnline.

Get the Music

Andy Stone: You Don

Andy’s Online Store

Artist Links

Andy Stone
Andy Stone at Facebook (He says this is the official site, now.)
Andy Stone at ReverbNation
Andy Stone at MySpace

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/07/04/andy-stone-audio-gumshoe-147/feed/ 0 Andy Stone,Chicago,music,podcast Songs Played - This Is It - Topsy Turvy - In a Coffee Shop, When - Talk About the Love - Welcome to Your Love Imagine a dinner party hosted by the Beatles, with a guest list that includes XTC, Squeeze, the Zombies and Kinks, Songs Played - This Is It - Topsy Turvy - In a Coffee Shop, When - Talk About the Love - Welcome to Your Love Imagine a dinner party hosted by the Beatles, with a guest list that includes XTC, Squeeze, the Zombies and Kinks, Aimee Mann and Elvis Costello. Melodic, hook-driven songs with narrative lyrics. Retro and fresh. Drenched in harmony. I first played Andy Stone's music on Audio Gumshoe way back in March 2007. I had found a number of musicians that sounded to me to be "Beatle-esque." The song "In a Coffee Shop, When" stuck in my head; I found myself humming and repeating the hooks and catchy melody time and again. Fast-forward to Spring 2011. Andy contacted me to let me know of his new EP "This is It". I listened to the tracks he submitted to the show and again found myself humming and singing the songs. His tunes are catchy. They nod toward a retro-pop sound, yet sound fresh and new. The production is solid and the lyrics will stick in your head better than most new releases today. Andy has employed some solid vocalists for his projects. "In a Coffee Shop, When" exhibited the talents of Epic recording artist Danny Malone. I felt, at the time, that there was a true George Harrison quality to his delivery on the EP. Some people might remember Malone from his days as vocalist for Diving for Pearls -- or for his work with Elliot Easton (from the Cars). On the 2010 full-length album "You Don't See Many of These Nowadays" Stone brought in the talents of some of Chicago's finest vocalists: Phil Angotti, Mike Przygoda, and Tom Godsman, lead singer/songwriter for the Bethesda, MD based group Accidental Charm. I played the song "Talk About the Love" from this album. "We don't have the Beatles, but we have Andy Stone." -Adam Curry, host of The Daily Source Code, original MTV VJ You'll hear all three of the songs from Andy's latest EP "This is It" on the show. Be sure to pick up a copy of the EP -- and his other releases. You'll find all of the links below. I should mention, also, that Andy Stone is an author. He has two books to his credit. You can find information about both at his book page at AndyStoneOnline. Get the Music Rich Palmer no 20:19 Kristian Jackson – Audio Gumshoe 146 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/05/22/kristian-jackson-audio-gumshoe-146/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/05/22/kristian-jackson-audio-gumshoe-146/#comments Sun, 22 May 2011 18:30:05 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1183

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Songs Played

- Time Will Heal
- Blood Eyes Sunrise
- U Without Me
- Set You Free
- More Than This

“I really enjoyed your music. You have a great voice and the chord structure of the chorus (Run Away) is very unique… Thank you for letting me listen.” – Jack Douglas – Producer (John Lennon, Aerosmith, New York Dolls, Miles Davis)

Kristian Jackson submitted his music to me after reaching out to Erk at ErkFM and Insomnia Radio: Australia. I couldn’t have been happier. Jackson’s album “Blood Eyes Sunrise” is one of the finest independent productions I’ve heard this year. As a multi-instrumentalist, he brings a wealth of talent to the album, not only as the singer-songwriter, but as a performing artist. Production by Sean Carey (Thirsty Merc) is top notch.

Kristian talks about his music on his site bio:

“There’s no reason why popular music can’t be both interesting and accessible. I’m trying to make music with enough depth to sustain the interest of the most discerning listener while simultaneously capturing the heart of a mass audience.”

If you live in Sydney, Australia, you’ve like already heard him perform. If not, you must find out when he will be on stage. He’s a regular participant on the local music scene; you can find his show schedule at his ReverbNation profile. Be sure to also follow him at all the regular social haunts. The links are included in this post. You can also follow his latest news on his blog.

This would typically be the point where I would wax on about the performer’s skills, their style, or my thoughts on the music. I can’t really do much more than to recommend that you listen to this show — and purchase Kristian Jackson’s album “Blood Eyes Sunrise” using one of the links below. If you enjoy it as much as I, you’ll be glad that you did.

Get the Music

Blood Eyes Sunrise on Amazon.com

Artist Links

Kristian Jackson
Kristian Jackson at Twitter
Kristian Jackson at Facebook
Kristian Jackson at MySpace

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook

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Before you go: Let me tell you about a cool site for both musicians and listeners alike. TheStage.tv is the “world’s open mic”. I’ve been visiting the site from time to time, to listen and to play. Musicians from all around the world get together in an open mic format to share their talent, try new tunes, get critique, and to just have a great time.

Here’s some info direct from the site:

TheStage.tv is a one-of-a-kind live video open mic format where audience feedback determines how long a performer takes control of TheStage.

TheStage.tv was developed by entrepreneurs who love the arts and entertainment and want to give web audiences the power to share real-time feedback with performers. As well, we did our best to replicate the experience of a contemporary venue where performers can hear the audience cheer, as if they were really performing. And just like in Vaudeville, the audience can still throw them a gold coin! :) The patent-pending queuing process of TheStage.tv allows an audience to interact with performers like never before!

Creators and staff of TheStage.tv are wonderfully appreciative of EVERYONE who has performed (and will perform) on TheStage.tv, and hope we contribute positively to your performance enjoyment. For audiences, we hope you enjoy our merging of entertainment and the “real-time web” to create a fun and addicting form of entertainment.

They are trying to reach more than 100 viewers/listeners at a time before the year ends. Give it a try!

]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2011/05/22/kristian-jackson-audio-gumshoe-146/feed/ 0 Australia,Kristian Jackson,music,podcast,Sydney Sponsor: GoToMeeting makes it easy to collaborate online with anyone anywhere. Try it free. - Songs Played - Time Will Heal - Blood Eyes Sunrise - U Without Me - Set You Free - More Than This "I really enjoyed your music. Sponsor: GoToMeeting makes it easy to collaborate online with anyone anywhere. Try it free. Songs Played - Time Will Heal - Blood Eyes Sunrise - U Without Me - Set You Free - More Than This "I really enjoyed your music. You have a great voice and the chord structure of the chorus (Run Away) is very unique... Thank you for letting me listen." - Jack Douglas - Producer (John Lennon, Aerosmith, New York Dolls, Miles Davis) Kristian Jackson submitted his music to me after reaching out to Erk at ErkFM and Insomnia Radio: Australia. I couldn't have been happier. Jackson's album "Blood Eyes Sunrise" is one of the finest independent productions I've heard this year. As a multi-instrumentalist, he brings a wealth of talent to the album, not only as the singer-songwriter, but as a performing artist. Production by Sean Carey (Thirsty Merc) is top notch. Kristian talks about his music on his site bio: “There’s no reason why popular music can’t be both interesting and accessible. I'm trying to make music with enough depth to sustain the interest of the most discerning listener while simultaneously capturing the heart of a mass audience.” If you live in Sydney, Australia, you've like already heard him perform. If not, you must find out when he will be on stage. He's a regular participant on the local music scene; you can find his show schedule at his ReverbNation profile. Be sure to also follow him at all the regular social haunts. The links are included in this post. You can also follow his latest news on his blog. This would typically be the point where I would wax on about the performer's skills, their style, or my thoughts on the music. I can't really do much more than to recommend that you listen to this show -- and purchase Kristian Jackson's album "Blood Eyes Sunrise" using one of the links below. If you enjoy it as much as I, you'll be glad that you did. Get the Music Blood Eyes Sunrise on Amazon.com Artist Links Kristian Jackson Kristian Jackson at Twitter Kristian Jackson at Facebook Kristian Jackson at MySpace Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Before you go: Let me tell you about a cool site for both musicians and listeners alike. TheStage.tv is the "world's open mic". I've been visiting the site from time to time, to listen and to play. Musicians from all around the world get together in an open mic format to share their talent, try new tunes, get critique, and to just have a great time. Here's some info direct from the site: TheStage.tv is a one-of-a-kind live video open mic format where audience feedback determines how long a performer takes control of TheStage. TheStage.tv was developed by entrepreneurs who love the arts and entertainment and want to give web audiences the power to share real-time feedback with performers. As well, we did our best to replicate the experience of a contemporary venue where performers can hear the audience cheer, as if they were really performing. And just like in Vaudeville, the audience can still throw them a gold coin! :) The patent-pending queuing process of TheStage.tv allows an audience to interact with performers like never before! Creators and staff of TheStage.tv are wonderfully appreciative of EVERYONE who has performed (and will perform) on TheStage.tv, and hope we contribute positively to your performance enjoyment. For audiences, we hope you enjoy our merging of entertainment and the "real-time web" to create a fun and addicting form of entertainment. They are trying to reach more than 100 viewers/listeners at a time before the year ends. Give it a try! Rich Palmer no 25:36 CoolHunter – AG PT2 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/12/26/coolhunter-ag-pt2/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/12/26/coolhunter-ag-pt2/#comments Mon, 27 Dec 2010 03:47:14 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=1011

Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks

Pinch [pinch] -verb Slang
a. to catch
b. to arrest
Specifically as seen in film noir featuring gumshoe detectives.

Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks are songs that have been submitted to the show by artists hoping for play to potential new fans. Often, these artists don’t submit enough material to be featured artists. Their songs are still good, though, and worthy of playing at Audio Gumshoe. If you like these, please visit the artist links to find out more — and to purchase their music if it is available.

CoolHunter

CoolHunter band promo imageCoolHunter is a pop alternative band from Slovakia. Rain is a featured track from their CD “Deborah”.
It is a pop-alternative ballad dedicated to all soldiers who died in senseless wars. CoolHunter says that the song is dedicated to all wives and children who must grow without their husband or father.

Song Played

- Rain

Artist Links

CoolHunter at:
Official Site
Myspace
Facebook

Associated Links

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Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/12/26/coolhunter-ag-pt2/feed/ 0 indie,podcast,slovakia Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks Pinch [pinch] -verb Slang a. to catch b. to arrest Specifically as seen in film noir featuring gumshoe detectives. Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks are songs that have been submitted to the show by artists hoping for play ... Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks Pinch [pinch] -verb Slang a. to catch b. to arrest Specifically as seen in film noir featuring gumshoe detectives. Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks are songs that have been submitted to the show by artists hoping for play to potential new fans. Often, these artists don't submit enough material to be featured artists. Their songs are still good, though, and worthy of playing at Audio Gumshoe. If you like these, please visit the artist links to find out more -- and to purchase their music if it is available. CoolHunter CoolHunter is a pop alternative band from Slovakia. Rain is a featured track from their CD "Deborah". It is a pop-alternative ballad dedicated to all soldiers who died in senseless wars. CoolHunter says that the song is dedicated to all wives and children who must grow without their husband or father. Song Played - Rain Artist Links CoolHunter at: Official Site Myspace Facebook Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook Audio Gumshoe on MySpace The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 4:03 Jamie Lynn Noon – Audio Gumshoe 135 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/16/jamie-lynn-noon-ag135/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/16/jamie-lynn-noon-ag135/#comments Mon, 16 Aug 2010 20:59:09 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=774

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Jamie Lynn Noon

Songs Played

- Second of a Spark
- A Moment to Break
- Waste It On You
- ‘Til Ya Make It

“I want to run to the edge/Throw caution to the wind/Part of life is risking it all.”

Image of Jamie Lynn Noon looking downJamie Lynn Noon is moving her music career forward in leaps and bounds. This multi-talented singer-songwriter from the California Bay Area is reaching out to fans through Facebook, MySpace and many other services that help her connect with her fans. She is also getting her songs played in places that some artists can only dream about.

Recent news on her website shows that Jamie Lynn has seen airplay on the show Saints and Sinners, on the daytime drama All My Children, and even on in-flight radio with Delta Airlines.

Her recent release “A Moment to Break” is

Co-produced by Jamie and film/television music veteran and producer Kevin Harris and mastered by Grammy Award-winning engineer Brian Gardner (No Doubt/Christina Aguilera/Avril Lavigne), A Moment to Break showcases six songs spanning the best of Jamie’s already-vast catalogue. From the inquisitive “I’m Trying” (one of the very first songs Jamie ever wrote – fresh out of high school) to the autobiographical “Waste It on You” (“a raw, emotionally honest work”), Jamie’s EP is a brilliant encapsulation of a fresh young talent on the verge of super-stardom.

Album art for A Moment to BreakAnother great place to hear Jamie Lynn Noon is on the online radio service, Pandora. The album “A Moment to Break” has been added to the rotation. You can even get her album and all the latest news about her on her iPhone app.

One of the songs that you will hear in this episode is “‘Til Ya Make It”. This song has a story and history all its own. According to her site:

Jamie is also releasing a separate single, “’Til Ya Make It,” produced by Grammy and Oscar-nominated producer/songwriter, Jud Friedman (Whitney Houston/James Ingram/Kenny Loggins), the song which led her to form the ‘Til Ya Make It Organization (www.tilyamakeit.com) – a website in development which will advocate charitable causes and provide a forum for her fans to come together and share their own stories about overcoming hardships.

Get the Music!

Buy at Paypal (add a note to your order to request a signed copy!)

Amazon.com link for A Moment to Break CD

Artist Links

Jamie Lynn Noon
Myspace Myspace
twitter Twitter
Facebook Facebook
Last.fm Last.fm
YouTube YouTube
iLike iLike
Allykatzz AllyKatzz

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/16/jamie-lynn-noon-ag135/feed/ 0 jamie lynn noon,podcast,pop,rock,san francisco Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. Jamie Lynn Noon Songs Played - Second of a Spark - A Moment to Break - Waste It On You - 'Til Ya Make It “I want to run to the edge/Throw caution to the wind/Part ... Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. Jamie Lynn Noon Songs Played - Second of a Spark - A Moment to Break - Waste It On You - 'Til Ya Make It “I want to run to the edge/Throw caution to the wind/Part of life is risking it all.” Jamie Lynn Noon is moving her music career forward in leaps and bounds. This multi-talented singer-songwriter from the California Bay Area is reaching out to fans through Facebook, MySpace and many other services that help her connect with her fans. She is also getting her songs played in places that some artists can only dream about. Recent news on her website shows that Jamie Lynn has seen airplay on the show Saints and Sinners, on the daytime drama All My Children, and even on in-flight radio with Delta Airlines. Her recent release "A Moment to Break" is Co-produced by Jamie and film/television music veteran and producer Kevin Harris and mastered by Grammy Award-winning engineer Brian Gardner (No Doubt/Christina Aguilera/Avril Lavigne), A Moment to Break showcases six songs spanning the best of Jamie’s already-vast catalogue. From the inquisitive “I’m Trying” (one of the very first songs Jamie ever wrote – fresh out of high school) to the autobiographical “Waste It on You” (“a raw, emotionally honest work”), Jamie’s EP is a brilliant encapsulation of a fresh young talent on the verge of super-stardom. Another great place to hear Jamie Lynn Noon is on the online radio service, Pandora. The album "A Moment to Break" has been added to the rotation. You can even get her album and all the latest news about her on her iPhone app. One of the songs that you will hear in this episode is "'Til Ya Make It". This song has a story and history all its own. According to her site: Jamie is also releasing a separate single, “’Til Ya Make It,” produced by Grammy and Oscar-nominated producer/songwriter, Jud Friedman (Whitney Houston/James Ingram/Kenny Loggins), the song which led her to form the ‘Til Ya Make It Organization (www.tilyamakeit.com) – a website in development which will advocate charitable causes and provide a forum for her fans to come together and share their own stories about overcoming hardships. Get the Music! Buy at Paypal (add a note to your order to request a signed copy!) Artist Links Jamie Lynn Noon Myspace Twitter Facebook Last.fm YouTube iLike AllyKatzz Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook Audio Gumshoe on MySpace The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 20:02 The Lives of the Monster Dogs – Audio Gumshoe 134 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/06/lives-of-the-monster-dogs-ag134/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/06/lives-of-the-monster-dogs-ag134/#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 03:29:28 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=764

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Lives of the Monster Dogs

The Lives of the Monster Dogs

Songs Played

- Cassandra
- Cottonmouth
- Full Moon
- Echo

“The Lives of the Monster Dogs is a rock band with a southern drawl. The Monster Dogs took their name from a modern day “Frankenstein” story (but with dogs) by Kirsten Bakis…”

All I can really say about The Lives of the Monster Dogs is, “Wow, this is some great music!” Okay, I can certainly say more, but this is what I thought when I first visited the band’s ReverbNation profile and listened to their tunes. Each tune I heard captured me fully. I often scan through the first few seconds of a band that I’m exploring before moving to the next track. I can guarantee that I listened straight through every song on this group’s profile.

Regarding the reference to Frankenstein above, the band is:

…much like the stitching together of many different parts to make “the monster”, this band’s creation is rock music interwoven with blues, country, and pop. With the “salt of the earth” appeal of Bruce Springsteen and CCR, along with the post “80′s”, introspective and sometimes moody song writing of bands like Radiohead, the Monster Dogs bring to life their own brand of music.

The Lives of the Monster Dogs image “The Lives of the Monster Dogs” is vocalist/guitarist Melinda Kingsley; Grace Buford on keyboard, guitar and backing vocals; drummer and percussionist Becky Dalke; and KT Bitner on bass.

They are in the studio at the time of this writing finishing the final tracks for theirnew self-titled CD. I can promise you, dear readers and listeners, that I will be moving to purchase this one as soon as it is available. I have long been a fan of one member of the band, Grace Buford. She has put her solo projects aside to concentrate on her involvement with The Lives of the Monster Dogs. I can surely understand why she would want to do so. The combination of talent in the band works. It works well.

Get the Music!

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Artist Links

The Lives of the Monster Dogs at ReverbNation
The Lives of the Monster Dogs at MySpace

Associated Links

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Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/08/06/lives-of-the-monster-dogs-ag134/feed/ 0 Georgia,lives of the monster dogs,music,podcast,southern Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. The Lives of the Monster Dogs Songs Played - Cassandra - Cottonmouth - Full Moon - Echo "The Lives of the Monster Dogs is a rock band with a southern drawl. Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. The Lives of the Monster Dogs Songs Played - Cassandra - Cottonmouth - Full Moon - Echo "The Lives of the Monster Dogs is a rock band with a southern drawl. The Monster Dogs took their name from a modern day "Frankenstein" story (but with dogs) by Kirsten Bakis..." All I can really say about The Lives of the Monster Dogs is, "Wow, this is some great music!" Okay, I can certainly say more, but this is what I thought when I first visited the band's ReverbNation profile and listened to their tunes. Each tune I heard captured me fully. I often scan through the first few seconds of a band that I'm exploring before moving to the next track. I can guarantee that I listened straight through every song on this group's profile. Regarding the reference to Frankenstein above, the band is: ...much like the stitching together of many different parts to make "the monster", this band's creation is rock music interwoven with blues, country, and pop. With the "salt of the earth" appeal of Bruce Springsteen and CCR, along with the post "80's", introspective and sometimes moody song writing of bands like Radiohead, the Monster Dogs bring to life their own brand of music. "The Lives of the Monster Dogs" is vocalist/guitarist Melinda Kingsley; Grace Buford on keyboard, guitar and backing vocals; drummer and percussionist Becky Dalke; and KT Bitner on bass. They are in the studio at the time of this writing finishing the final tracks for theirnew self-titled CD. I can promise you, dear readers and listeners, that I will be moving to purchase this one as soon as it is available. I have long been a fan of one member of the band, Grace Buford. She has put her solo projects aside to concentrate on her involvement with The Lives of the Monster Dogs. I can surely understand why she would want to do so. The combination of talent in the band works. It works well. Get the Music! Artist Links The Lives of the Monster Dogs at ReverbNation The Lives of the Monster Dogs at MySpace Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook Audio Gumshoe on MySpace The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 21:24 Matt Stevens – Audio Gumshoe 133 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/07/25/matt-stevens-audio-gumshoe-133/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/07/25/matt-stevens-audio-gumshoe-133/#comments Sun, 25 Jul 2010 23:49:49 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=744
Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free.Matt Stevens - Looping Guitarist

Matt Stevens

Songs Played

- 8.19
- Into the Sea
- Lake Man
- Ghost

“A solo album that I can only describe as magnificent. So inspired, anything thus guy touches is genius, from guitar to bass to… mellotron? Oh yes, you know you want this.” Veins Dried Out

“A seriously amazing album, this will f**king move you, seriously SERIOUSLY brilliant! Go and listen to it, I WILL be checking!” Nick Tann Is This Thing On Podcast

“Ghost is a far more mature, multi-faceted release, which sees him finding his true artistic and creative voice, integrating influences more fluidly and satisfactorily and if he maintains this creative purple patch, provides a platform for even greater achievements to come.” Stumpy Bunker

promo photo of Matt StevensEvery now and then an artist does things that I’ve thought, “I should’ve been able to do that!” But… I never did. Matt Stevens has taken the tools available to most guitarists and learned how to make them do what he wants them to do: help make great music. His technique for looping — or live multi-layered performance — has enabled him to provide music for audiences beyond the typical solo acoustic guitar performance.

According to Matt’s web site:

He has composed for short films (including the award winning Daddys Little Helper) and his live work is often compared to watching a one man guitar orchestra or wall of sound.

He has just released his second album Ghost. His well received first album Echo is also available. [links to both are below]

I’ve been a fan of Matt Stevens since I heard tracks from his album Echo. I’m also very impressed with his ability to create a buzz through online opportunities such as Twitter, Facebook and UStream. He performs live on UStream.tv frequently. This has helped him build fans and audiences across the globe.

Stumpy Bunker recently said:

“By using Twitter and Facebook, he has created a buzz about his music both solo and with the amazing ‘Fierce and the Dead’ combo (look out for the astonishing ‘Part 1′ release – www.fierceandthedead.com) , collaborative efforts such as the innovative Cafenoodle, and by clever use of online gigs and public rehearsals via Ustream. Well known for his use of live and recorded looping techniques, Stevens is beginning to widen and improve his creative vision exponentially.”

Pick up a copy of Matt Stevens’ album, “Ghost”, to get a fully explore his talents. Be sure to visit the links below to learn more about him and to purchase his music.

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<a href="http://mattstevens.bandcamp.com/album/echo">Burning Bandstands by Matt Stevens</a>

Artist Links

Matt Stevens Web Site
Matt Stevens on Facebook
Matt Stevens on Twitter
Matt Stevens at UStream.tv
Matt Stevens’ Blog

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Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/07/25/matt-stevens-audio-gumshoe-133/feed/ 0 acoustic,guitar,looping,Matt Stevens,podcast Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. Matt Stevens Songs Played - 8.19 - Into the Sea - Lake Man - Ghost "A solo album that I can only describe as magnificent. So inspired, Sponsor: Hold your meetings online for just $49 a month Try GoToMeeting free. Matt Stevens Songs Played - 8.19 - Into the Sea - Lake Man - Ghost "A solo album that I can only describe as magnificent. So inspired, anything thus guy touches is genius, from guitar to bass to... mellotron? Oh yes, you know you want this." Veins Dried Out "A seriously amazing album, this will f**king move you, seriously SERIOUSLY brilliant! Go and listen to it, I WILL be checking!" Nick Tann Is This Thing On Podcast "Ghost is a far more mature, multi-faceted release, which sees him finding his true artistic and creative voice, integrating influences more fluidly and satisfactorily and if he maintains this creative purple patch, provides a platform for even greater achievements to come." Stumpy Bunker Every now and then an artist does things that I've thought, "I should've been able to do that!" But... I never did. Matt Stevens has taken the tools available to most guitarists and learned how to make them do what he wants them to do: help make great music. His technique for looping -- or live multi-layered performance -- has enabled him to provide music for audiences beyond the typical solo acoustic guitar performance. According to Matt's web site: He has composed for short films (including the award winning Daddys Little Helper) and his live work is often compared to watching a one man guitar orchestra or wall of sound. He has just released his second album Ghost. His well received first album Echo is also available. [links to both are below] I've been a fan of Matt Stevens since I heard tracks from his album Echo. I'm also very impressed with his ability to create a buzz through online opportunities such as Twitter, Facebook and UStream. He performs live on UStream.tv frequently. This has helped him build fans and audiences across the globe. Stumpy Bunker recently said: "By using Twitter and Facebook, he has created a buzz about his music both solo and with the amazing 'Fierce and the Dead' combo (look out for the astonishing 'Part 1' release - www.fierceandthedead.com) , collaborative efforts such as the innovative Cafenoodle, and by clever use of online gigs and public rehearsals via Ustream. Well known for his use of live and recorded looping techniques, Stevens is beginning to widen and improve his creative vision exponentially." Pick up a copy of Matt Stevens' album, "Ghost", to get a fully explore his talents. Be sure to visit the links below to learn more about him and to purchase his music. Get the Music! Burning Bandstands by Matt Stevens Artist Links Matt Stevens Web Site Matt Stevens on Facebook Matt Stevens on Twitter Matt Stevens at UStream.tv Matt Stevens' Blog Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on Twitter Audio Gumshoe on Facebook Audio Gumshoe on MySpace Get 10% of your order at Go Daddy.com! Enter coupon code pod16 (domain names) or blu16 (domain+hosting) to get 10% off your order atGoDaddy.com The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 25:59 Dave Sasscer – Audio Gumshoe 127 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/05/31/dave-sasscer-ag127/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/05/31/dave-sasscer-ag127/#comments Mon, 31 May 2010 17:38:36 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=577

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Dave Sasscer

Dave Sasscer promotion image

Songs Played

- Ella
- Aguadilla
- Todos Reconocen
- Puerto Rico
- Quiet Mind

Dave is a New York City based singer songwriter. He was raised in Puerto Rico and currently performs his mesmerizing version of polyglot Spanish and English rock and reggae songs in clubs around New York City. He has just released his new album of Spanish Rock songs called “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno); available on iTunes and other online outlets.

Cuentos de La Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno) album artI was looking for a sound that I hadn’t played on Audio Gumshoe in awhile. It seemed to me that a latin feel was in order. I started my search this time at Ariel Publicity. Imagine my surprise when I clicked on the very first artist and found that he was, indeed, a latin performer.

What I liked about Dave Sasscer at the first listen was that his music didn’t simply provide latin rhythms — it also provided a natural groove and feel that made the toe tap and the body sway. Whether physically or emotionally, music should move us. Sasscer’s tunes did this for me as soon as I began to explore his songs.

Dave Sasscer’s album “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno)” reflects his ability to not only share the feel of his birth-land Puerto Rico, but the influences he cites. Dave says he “…learned to write songs by listening to the Beatles and learned to sing by mimicking Bob Marley. Or maybe it was the other way around…” Regardless, he provides listeners with a polyglot of Spanish and English tunes that you can find him performing in venues around the New York City area. The NYC crowd has begun to call his music “rhythmic rock.”

From his bio:

[Dave Sasscer] is joined in the studio and onstage by a roving group of musicians that go by the name the “Mojo Conga Jam”. Regular members of the “MCJ”
include David Patterson on guitar (alumnus of Atlanta Singer/songwriter Shaun Mullins and the Indigo Girls), David Gomez on percussion (internationally acclaimed Latin Jazz percussionist and Hiram Bullock/Omar Hakim collaborator), and various other luminaries of the NYC music scene.

His songs have appeared on television shows, feature films and international DVD releases and have been played on the radio all around the world. He has also worked with such stars at Richie Havens and has pitched songs to internationally acclaimed artists including Norah Jones and Carlos Santana.

Dave Sasscer on StageIn the show I stated that I took the liberty to include an additional song not found on “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno).” “Quiet Mind” is the title track from a 2007 release and is the album featured at Dave Sasscer’s web site. I found it to be such a pleasant song that I wanted to share it and the video as well. Be sure to view the video at the bottom of this post.

Get the Music!

iTunes
Amazon.com (Quiet Mind CD)

CD Baby (Quiet Mind)

Band Links

Dave Sasscer.com
Facebook
Myspace
iLike
Last.fm
YouTube
Twitter


Quiet Mind

Dave Sasscer | MySpace Music Videos

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/05/31/dave-sasscer-ag127/feed/ 2 Dave Sasscer,latin,New York City,podcast,reggae,spanish 10% discount for Audio Gumshoe Listeners at Resume Rabbit! Details on the show or click here. Dave Sasscer - Songs Played - Ella - Aguadilla - Todos Reconocen - Puerto Rico - Quiet Mind Dave is a New York City based singer songwriter. 10% discount for Audio Gumshoe Listeners at Resume Rabbit! Details on the show or click here. Dave Sasscer Songs Played - Ella - Aguadilla - Todos Reconocen - Puerto Rico - Quiet Mind Dave is a New York City based singer songwriter. He was raised in Puerto Rico and currently performs his mesmerizing version of polyglot Spanish and English rock and reggae songs in clubs around New York City. He has just released his new album of Spanish Rock songs called “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno); available on iTunes and other online outlets. I was looking for a sound that I hadn't played on Audio Gumshoe in awhile. It seemed to me that a latin feel was in order. I started my search this time at Ariel Publicity. Imagine my surprise when I clicked on the very first artist and found that he was, indeed, a latin performer. What I liked about Dave Sasscer at the first listen was that his music didn't simply provide latin rhythms -- it also provided a natural groove and feel that made the toe tap and the body sway. Whether physically or emotionally, music should move us. Sasscer's tunes did this for me as soon as I began to explore his songs. Dave Sasscer's album "Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno)" reflects his ability to not only share the feel of his birth-land Puerto Rico, but the influences he cites. Dave says he "...learned to write songs by listening to the Beatles and learned to sing by mimicking Bob Marley. Or maybe it was the other way around..." Regardless, he provides listeners with a polyglot of Spanish and English tunes that you can find him performing in venues around the New York City area. The NYC crowd has begun to call his music "rhythmic rock." From his bio: [Dave Sasscer] is joined in the studio and onstage by a roving group of musicians that go by the name the “Mojo Conga Jam”. Regular members of the “MCJ” include David Patterson on guitar (alumnus of Atlanta Singer/songwriter Shaun Mullins and the Indigo Girls), David Gomez on percussion (internationally acclaimed Latin Jazz percussionist and Hiram Bullock/Omar Hakim collaborator), and various other luminaries of the NYC music scene. His songs have appeared on television shows, feature films and international DVD releases and have been played on the radio all around the world. He has also worked with such stars at Richie Havens and has pitched songs to internationally acclaimed artists including Norah Jones and Carlos Santana. In the show I stated that I took the liberty to include an additional song not found on "Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno)." "Quiet Mind" is the title track from a 2007 release and is the album featured at Dave Sasscer's web site. I found it to be such a pleasant song that I wanted to share it and the video as well. Be sure to view the video at the bottom of this post. Get the Music! iTunes Amazon.com (Quiet Mind CD) CD Baby (Quiet Mind) Band Links Dave Sasscer.com Facebook Myspace iLike Last.fm YouTube Twitter Quiet Mind Dave Sasscer | MySpace Music Videos Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on MySpace Get 10% of your order at Go Daddy.com! Enter coupon code pod16 (domain names) or  blu16 (domain+hosting) to get 10% off your order at GoDaddy.com The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 26:19 Buddhuza – Audio Gumshoe 121 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/01/10/ag121/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/01/10/ag121/#comments Sun, 10 Jan 2010 20:47:35 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=470

Buddhuza

Buddhuza (Levan Khubulava)

Songs Played

- Don’t Worry and Dance
- Sick Vampire
- Would You Cry?
- Feel This Moment

Get the Music!

Buddhuza at Amazon.com

Watch the Music!

Band Links

Buddhuza web site
Buddhuza on Last.fm
Buddhuza on Facebook

Associated Links

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Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2010/01/10/ag121/feed/ 0 buddhuza,Georgia,music,podcast Buddhuza - Songs Played - Don't Worry and Dance - Sick Vampire - Would You Cry? - Feel This Moment Get the Music! Buddhuza at Amazon.com Watch the Music! Band Links Buddhuza web site Buddhuza on Last.fm Buddhuza on Facebook Buddhuza Songs Played - Don't Worry and Dance - Sick Vampire - Would You Cry? - Feel This Moment Get the Music! Buddhuza at Amazon.com Watch the Music! Band Links Buddhuza web site Buddhuza on Last.fm Buddhuza on Facebook Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on MySpace Enter coupon code pod16 or blu16 to get 10% off your entire order at GoDaddy.com Special thanks to Bob Taylor and Drew Hardwal for their voice talents on Audio Gumshoe. Please visit their sites, as well as Rich's voiceover site, for your voiceover needs. The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Rich Palmer no 19:13 Four Year Anniversary – Audio Gumshoe 117 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2009/09/26/four-year-anniversary-audio-gumshoe-117/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2009/09/26/four-year-anniversary-audio-gumshoe-117/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:16:03 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=400

Four Years of Audio Gumshoe

AG Four Year Anniversary
September 26, 2009 marks the four year anniversary of this show (formerly Miami Valley Musicast). Rich shares music from a variety of artists that have submitted songs over the past few months. These are musicians that don’t provide enough for a full artist feature, but have music that Rich thinks you might like to hear.

Songs Played

- Waiting Still by Relief [site] [MySpace]
- Purpose Was Again by The Bloodsugars [MySpace]
- Fatal Flaw Attractions by The A-B Theory [MySpace] [Pure Volume]
- Escape by KevNight [MySpace]
- Wallflowers by Paulina Logan [site] [MySpace]
- Traffic Jam by Acidic Loop (Ray Confer) [site] [Reverb Nation]
- Lights Out by Dave Stanley Band [MySpace] [Last.fm]
- Lights Out by The Rising Sound [MySpace]
- Break Me to Pieces by Renegade Ride [MySpace] [Artist Direct]
- The Ballad of Fletcher Reede by The Smyrk [MySpace] [Platform One]
- Subway Man by Jesse Alejandro and the Big Fatt [site] [MySpace]
- Footsteps by Will Mendenhall [site]

Associated Links

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Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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Special thanks to Bob Taylor and Drew Hardwal for their voice talents on Audio Gumshoe. Please visit their sites, as well as Rich’s voiceover site, for your voiceover needs.
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]]> http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2009/09/26/four-year-anniversary-audio-gumshoe-117/feed/ 0 #AMPed200,anniversary,Miami Valley Musicast,music,podcast,variety Four Years of Audio Gumshoe - September 26, 2009 marks the four year anniversary of this show (formerly Miami Valley Musicast). Rich shares music from a variety of artists that have submitted songs over the past few months. Four Years of Audio Gumshoe September 26, 2009 marks the four year anniversary of this show (formerly Miami Valley Musicast). Rich shares music from a variety of artists that have submitted songs over the past few months. These are musicians that don't provide enough for a full artist feature, but have music that Rich thinks you might like to hear. Songs Played - Waiting Still by Relief [site] [MySpace] - Purpose Was Again by The Bloodsugars [MySpace] - Fatal Flaw Attractions by The A-B Theory [MySpace] [Pure Volume] - Escape by KevNight [MySpace] - Wallflowers by Paulina Logan [site] [MySpace] - Traffic Jam by Acidic Loop (Ray Confer) [site] [Reverb Nation] - Lights Out by Dave Stanley Band [MySpace] [Last.fm] - Lights Out by The Rising Sound [MySpace] - Break Me to Pieces by Renegade Ride [MySpace] [Artist Direct] - The Ballad of Fletcher Reede by The Smyrk [MySpace] [Platform One] - Subway Man by Jesse Alejandro and the Big Fatt [site] [MySpace] - Footsteps by Will Mendenhall [site] Associated Links Association of Music Podcasting Blubrry Podcast Network Audio Gumshoe on MySpace Enter coupon code pod16 or blu16 to get 10% off your entire order at GoDaddy.com Special thanks to Bob Taylor and Drew Hardwal for their voice talents on Audio Gumshoe. Please visit their sites, as well as Rich's voiceover site, for your voiceover needs. The audio file for this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-74706da448070fd931baf944a26a714e} Rich Palmer no 54:22 Lee Alexander – Audio Gumshoe 116 http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2009/09/13/lee-alexander-audio-gumshoe-116/ http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/2009/09/13/lee-alexander-audio-gumshoe-116/#comments Sun, 13 Sep 2009 20:23:30 +0000 Rich http://richpalmer.com/podcasts/?p=381

Lee Alexander

Lee Alexander

Songs Played

- These Days
- Okemah Moon
- Mr. Walker’s Epilogue
- Carole Anne
- Balinese Room (identified in the episode as “Track 12″)

Get the Music!

Band Links

AlexanderMusic.com
Lee Alexander on MySpace
Lee Alexander on Facebook

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

Enter coupon code pod16 or blu16 to get 10% off your entire order at GoDaddy.com

Special thanks to Bob Taylor and Drew Hardwal for their voice talents on Audio Gumshoe. Please visit their sites, as well as Rich’s voiceover site, for your voiceover needs.
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