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Savvy listeners of OverEasy will remember that I featured the new Pete Yorn album Back and Fourth a few weeks ago, another in a continuing series of great recordings from him. I'm very pleased that Pete will be one of three performers coming to St...
Savvy listeners of OverEasy will remember that I featured the new Pete Yorn album Back and Fourth a few weeks ago, another in a continuing series of great recordings from him. I'm very pleased that Pete will be one of three performers coming to St...
That's a line from "Wind in the Trees" - a song performed by Marti Jones on her album Used Guitars (1987).
I quite often know that a new song has sunk in when I find myself waking up with it on my mind. Not that I'm dreaming of it, necessarily, j...
That's a line from "Wind in the Trees" - a song performed by Marti Jones on her album Used Guitars (1987).
I quite often know that a new song has sunk in when I find myself waking up with it on my mind. Not that I'm dreaming of it, necessarily, j...
Last night, I put on a favorite album from when I was 14, the Fixx's album Phantoms. I was one of those luckless bastards who heard them vocalist Cy Curnin and drummer Adam Woods doing an interview with an MTV personality live on the radio, who tr...
David - good to hear from you!
I like a lot of stuff in your post, especially the record label approach. This line really jumped out at me, though:
"I would argue...that if one has lived a life worthy of a soundtrack, they probably can't fit it ...
I think a major effort in this endeavor isn't simply picking music that resonates with times in our lives, it is putting *thoughts* together about our experiences, and making *meaning* of those thoughts. This is the hard part. Once that is accompl...
Todd,
An internal retrospect through music limited to what you can fit into the confines of an album. I love the challenge and idea of it. As you said, you've tried on a few occasions to create such an album.
I would argue (not to be confrontati...
...that's right, the All I Really Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten guy.
In the process of moving my stereo equipment and various 45s, 33s, tapes and CDs to my true love's house, I've had the chance to get reacquainted with a few old frien...
...that's right, the All I Really Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten guy.
In the process of moving my stereo equipment and various 45s, 33s, tapes and CDs to my true love's house, I've had the chance to get reacquainted with a few old frien...
I'd have to say Warren Haynes. I saw him four times on summer without even trying! First, he was touring with the Black Crowes, then I saw him playing with the Dead, then the Allman Bros, and finally with his own band Govt Mule, This guy plays non...
I don't even mean that they have to be virtuosos, just people who are awesome in their craft and yet never seem to get the props they deserve.
For example, you always hear about people like Michael Hedges as guitarists - and he was an astonishing...
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- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
- Co-worker
- What is your greatest strength?
- An openmindedness about much, from music on out.
My morning show cohort Paul Mendenhall says he thinks it's my down-to-earth demeanor, a vast knowledge of musical minutiae...plus my sensational backrubs.
The part AFTER THE ELLIPSIS is a joke, by the way. No unreasonable offers will be entertained. This is also true of the reasonable offers.
- What are you working on?
- On a weekly basis, putting together a soundtrack for breakfast, journaling, work, love, hope, help, the seasons and all the points in between.
Outside that, getting daily inspiration and insight from the Love of My Life, who in turn is motivating me to write the great American music novel or reference book. To some extent, many of the thoughts here are a dry run to that end.
- How big is your business?
- small company
- What is your Job Title
- Staffer
- What is your Company Website?
- http://wttsfm.com
- What is your alma mater?
- Indiana State University
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- Among other things, I'm coming aboard to welcome people to the world of WTTS OVEREASY - from the people who know it, to the people who want to, to the people who don't yet!
There's a tendency for people in the creation business to opt for the PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN! template of doing things. I, on the other hand, prefer the Winston Churchill option, where some of the best stuff is created semi-publicly. To an extent, you're getting the inside view of the mindset that motivates this show, your host and its audience.
Oh, and us arty literate people gotta stick together. :)
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Next wave of Studio 92 sessions afoot.
Savvy listeners of OverEasy will remember that I featured the new Pete Yorn album Back and Fourth a few weeks ago, another in a continuing series of great recordings from him. I'm very pleased that Pete will be one of three performers coming to Studio 92 in a week and change from this writing. A Thursday (October 22nd) performance by Los Lonely Boys launches that streak of Studio 92s, followed by Pete on Monday the 26th, and then Silversun Pickups the day after that (the 27th).
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Posted on October 8, 2009 at 7:00am —
"The power that love has in all memories"
That's a line from "Wind in the Trees" - a song performed by Marti Jones on her album Used Guitars (1987).
I quite often know that a new song has sunk in when I find myself waking up with it on my mind. Not that I'm dreaming of it, necessarily, just that it seems to be wonderfully, instantaneously THERE when my eyes open, and then I've got to hear it for real. (Most recently, this has happened with the song "That It Moves" by Greg Laswell, on his album Three Flights from Alto Nido… Continue
I quite often know that a new song has sunk in when I find myself waking up with it on my mind. Not that I'm dreaming of it, necessarily, just that it seems to be wonderfully, instantaneously THERE when my eyes open, and then I've got to hear it for real. (Most recently, this has happened with the song "That It Moves" by Greg Laswell, on his album Three Flights from Alto Nido… Continue
Posted on July 22, 2009 at 6:58am — 1 Comment
In Which Todd Has a Sentimental Journey.
Last night, I put on a favorite album from when I was 14, the Fixx's album Phantoms. I was one of those luckless bastards who heard then-vocalist Cy Curnin and drummer Adam Woods doing an interview with an MTV personality live on the radio, who tried to simultaneously call in with a question and win a copy of the cassette, but couldn't get through. And then twenty-odd years later, Paul Mendenhall and I interview Cy Curnin on the air. Strange world. Incidentally, Cy's a helluva guy… Continue
Posted on June 5, 2009 at 8:00pm —
In Which Todd Takes His Cue from Robert Fulghum...
...that's right, the All I Really Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten guy.
In the process of moving my stereo equipment and various 45s, 33s, tapes and CDs to my true love's house, I've had the chance to get reacquainted with a few old friends, many comfortably in the OverEasy universe, and some less so. While reexploring these songs and albums, she and I have been pulling together a common songbook for the two of us, conjuring up something that's not just mine, or hers, but… Continue
In the process of moving my stereo equipment and various 45s, 33s, tapes and CDs to my true love's house, I've had the chance to get reacquainted with a few old friends, many comfortably in the OverEasy universe, and some less so. While reexploring these songs and albums, she and I have been pulling together a common songbook for the two of us, conjuring up something that's not just mine, or hers, but… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 8:18pm — 3 Comments
OVEREASY, the Nuts and Bolts, or What Van Morrison Calls "the Process" - mostly.
And by mostly, I mean some of it. A man's gotta keep some secrets. :)
The prep work for Sunday's show usually starts at 1 minute after 11am on Sunday. When OverEasy's finished for the day, I'm already thinking about what I'd missed, what I'd do differently, next week's feature album, requests that there wasn't time to get onto the air, you name it. If there are any regrets about what didn't get on, now's the time. If I botched a transition of some type, this is when the "kick me hard" si… Continue
The prep work for Sunday's show usually starts at 1 minute after 11am on Sunday. When OverEasy's finished for the day, I'm already thinking about what I'd missed, what I'd do differently, next week's feature album, requests that there wasn't time to get onto the air, you name it. If there are any regrets about what didn't get on, now's the time. If I botched a transition of some type, this is when the "kick me hard" si… Continue
Posted on April 6, 2009 at 3:30am — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 7:10am on April 10, 2009,
Jennifer Wright said…
- No thanks needed. Wtts has occassionally been my fifth element (other than earth, fire water and cold milk). Taking it to Florida, or the ends of the earth, should I have a wireless connection, will keep me in zen happiness...
At least from 9-12 noon, EST.
- At 10:08am on March 25, 2009,
Doug Theis said… - Welcome, Todd. Keep the blog posts coming. I enjoy Overeasy and the morning quiz.
- At 6:52pm on March 24, 2009,
David Sipe said…
- Hey Todd! Welcome to SI
We seem to be running into each other a lot lately. Guess that's the price of fame or networking ;-).
Let me know when you'll be out & about in Indy, we can catch up -it's been a few yrs.
- At 8:30am on March 14, 2009,
Andrew Ball said… - Welcome to Smaller Indiana and becoming a Smoosier! I enjoy your Overeasy show on WTTS. Thanks for putting it on.
- At 6:28am on March 11, 2009,
Kyle Lacy said… - Greetings Todd! Welcome to Smaller Indiana and congratulations on becoming a SMOOSIER! Let us know if you have any questions about the site and remember to have some fun!
I would encourage you to fill your profile out a little bit more and give us a glimpse of what you are expecting to give and receive from this community.
Also, what do you love about Indiana?
- At 12:09am on March 11, 2009,
Lorraine Ball said… - Welcome to Smaller Indiana. I think you will find this is a little different then most Social Networks. The community is active both on and off line. Check out some of our groups and events for information on what is going on around the state.
Looking for tips on how to get started? Check out Kristen’s post it is filled with suggestions, and links
Lorraine
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