December 22, 2006December 20, 2006December 18, 2006My Second Podcast!
This week's podcast is all Christmas music with my special guest Jamie Randolph. This episode features music by Aimee Mann, Death Cab For Cutie, Michael W Smith, John Williams, Leon Redbone and Zooey Deschanel, Paul McCartney, Sufjan Stevens, Fiona Apple, and an accoustic Christmas jam from Jamie Randolph. Lenght: 01:17:05
Check Jamie Randolph out on Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/jamiesolo (For anyone who doesn't know how a podcast works, right click on the icon, save as an mp3 file and listen in any media player or on you mp3 player of choice!)
Thursday night at The Hitone (10PM) Friday night at Otherlands (All Ages - 8PM) December 17, 2006December 15, 2006NYEEven though I think I have to go downtown for NYE (haven't figured out yet which is better, to be with your friends or where you want to go, wouldn't it be awesome if those two lined up for once?), this is where my heart will be:
Support Local RadioTomorrow - Sat. 12/16: Limes perform live on "Pajama Party" with Shawn Cripps, Harlan T. Bobo, Paul Buchignani & George Reyes. 4 pm CST at 89.9 FM or online at wevl.org. This Thursday 12/21: Harlan T. Bobo returns for his Third Annual Christmas Radio Special, with Jonathan Kirkscey, cello, and Jessica Munson, violin. 4 pm CST at 89.9 FM or online at wevl.org. December 13, 2006Traffic Jam back on WEVLFrom Katherine Sage: December 8, 2006My Very First Podcast!
So, I finally broke down and made a podcast. Check out 10 Degrees of Midlake with me and my very special guest Tim Regan of Snowglobe and Antenna Shoes. This episode features music by Midlake, an unreleased Centromatic song, new music from Glossary and J.D. Reager, an original Smile demo from The Beach Boys, Tacks the Boy Disaster, David Bowie, Snowglobe, a remix from Cassettes Won't Listen, and the world premiere of a new song from Tim's side project Antenna Shoes. This show is awesome! Lenght: 1:21:50
Check Tim out on Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/snowglobe http://www.myspace.com/antennashoes (For anyone who doesn't know how a podcast works, right click on the icon, save as an mp3 file and listen in any media player or on you mp3 player of choice!) December 7, 2006December 6, 2006It Really Is A Small WorldCheck out this email I got today... go to the DELI tonight my cousin and his wife's band TWO WAY RADIO is playing they are good tell em i said HI from Tokyo have fun ps-ill be in town dec 19 Funny thing is, of course I know Two Way Radio! Now does anyone in the band know that I know greg or that he is who I went and visited in Japan a couple of years back - probably not. Memphis sure is small town. December 5, 2006A Taste of the Delta on BealeLast Monday night I was invited down to the new E.P. Delta Kitchen & Bar on Beale Street to try out the cuisine. I'm friends with several of the people involved in this new endeavor in the former Elvis Presley's Restaurant building located at 126 Beale street, just a short walk from The Orpheum. I always thought it was such a beautiful space and such a waste that it stood empty for so long. Anyway, tonight at 7PM the chef, Michael Patrick, will be previewing items from the menu (that means free eats, ya'll). There will also be a cash bar, so if you are free tonight, I'd say this is the place to be... Here are some silly pictures from my dinner with Drue Drizzle - I am not going to attempt a food review, I'll just say the food was delicious, the drinks were strong, and the dessert was heaven...
Lagniappe of the Day - According to the menu this is a little bonus that a friendly shopkeeper might add to a purchase. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
My lovely server, Helen! Ask for her by name....
Lobster Etouffe - Saffron scented rice and Creole tomato sauce
And a vodka tonic or two....
Fried Peanut Butter Cheesecake - No, I'm not kidding and it was DAMN good. And a little looksy around:
Special thanks to Chef Michael, Helen and Kurt for serving me the best damn meal I've had this year! See you tonight! December 4, 2006Cat Power @ Young Avnue DeliSo, as per usual, I am extremely behind on blogging the Cat Power show I saw last month in Memphis. When I arrived at the invite-only performance, I ran into Doug Easley who immediately asked, "Aren't you tired of this show yet?" Well, actually... It was the fourth time I'd seen Cat Power play in less than two months - and although Chan has been impressive and hasn't had a significant breakdown yet (although at the ACL taping I did duck out after she started a solo sing over for the fourth time) - I actually keep coming back for the Memphis Rhythm Band. Their appeal was quite evident as when the band left the stage and Chan attempted a few solo songs, the people recording the show actually came on stage and asked that everybody quiet down. Anyway - it was a great show and as it was explained to me, it was recorded for MTV's Urge and will be the pilot program for a new concert series that is internet only. The special catch of the performance is that they used about 10 different cameras and while viewing the show, you will actually be able to choose what angle you would like to watch from. If you choose the camera behind the stage you will get a perfect view of me drunkenly dancing on the front row. I didn't notice the camera until halfway though the show, and by that time I didn't care. Pictures by Drue Drizzle:
Cat Power @ ACL It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...Best and worst of 2006 lists - from your favorite local and national bands - with MP3 dl's - every day for the rest of the month - maybe |
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