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Tuesday Oct 17, 2017
Tuesday Oct 17, 2017
Corey Glover from Living Colour checked in with Phil and D from the road Monday, October 16th during Radio Memphis Progtime and Memphis Metal Mondays to catch up live on-air while out on the “Living Colour - Shade in the USA” tour for a fun chat before they hit Memphis on October 25th. Did you miss it?
Catch the conversation right here.
Tuesday Oct 17, 2017
Tuesday Oct 17, 2017
Every Monday night during Radio Memphis – Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30PM CT, we’re bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. For whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road, this tip is for you and is part of the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series.
For Monday (Ocotober 16th), we got a call from the U.K.. Did you miss it?
Tip #12: If you are a guitar tech… or doing anything that will require you to do any “tuning” for someone, Make sure you ask if there are any SPECIAL or STRANGE tunings you may need to be aware of BEFORE the show starts. Otherwise, it could get a little embarrassing.
And there’s more.
Catch the tip right hear and listen to what KEVIN “BATTY” WALSH had to say.
Monday Oct 16, 2017
Monday Oct 16, 2017
Saturday, October 14th during Radio Memphis Around the World, D is got a phone call from Maui, Hawaii at 1:30 PM CDT from Joe Gannon.
Being a native from Philadelphia, PA, Joe Gannon is probably one of the most influential under-the-radar persons in the music and entertainment business having made his own career as recording producer, director, musical stage lighting and production designer. He ran Frank Zappa's company Bizarre Records, produced records for CBS, Joe had even staged Madonna’s first film appearance. Gannon was one of the first production designers to use moving sets on rock concert tours while working with Neil Diamond. Joe took on the responsibilities of being Neil's road manager, lighting director and show consultant in the early 70's and his involvement was credited as the reason for the great improvement in Neil's stage presentations by the time the legendary 1972 ‘Hot August Night’ concert series had hit. Gannon has traveled the world and worked with such stars as Teddy Pendergrass, Luther Vandross, Barry Manilow, Julio Iglesias, Kansas, Blondie, Diana Ross and more... as well as, creating visions for outfits such as MTV. Joe has had the opportunity to work with almost every entertainer represented by rock-n-roll manager, Shep Gordon, including the shock rocker himself, Alice Cooper. Expanding upon creative input from Alice and Shep, Gannon was responsible for turning Cooper's vision into a tangible, three-dimensional nightmare reality of magic and craziness. These set designs resulted in some of the most elaborate stage and light presentations of any rock show, setting a new standard in terms of sheer massive size, which also made them responsible for yet another industry innovation: the rock n roll extravaganza, the ultimate rock show. The presentation was that one-of-a-kind stage show that generated more press than the music itself.
Catch the conversation right here.
Sunday Oct 15, 2017
Sunday Oct 15, 2017
Angelia Sheer is the Tennessee Director of MUFON. She joins the show talking about UFO sightings in the Midsouth and how you can be an investigator. Also in this show, writer and journalist David DeKok talks true crime.
Tuesday Oct 10, 2017
Tuesday Oct 10, 2017
Monday Oct 09, 2017
Monday Oct 09, 2017
The Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series is bringing even more insight to the table for our emerging artists and entertainers by sitting down with some of the best industry pros that work behind the scenes of that incredible record you just bought... that awesome live show you just saw or even that fantastic event you might have attended.
Saturday, October 7th during Radio Memphis Around the World, D got a phone call from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida at 1:30 PM CT from Chris Carlton.
As an audio engineer specializing in front of house (FOH) mix for concerts, special events, and live television broadcasts. Chris Carlton is the owner and president of Carlton Audio Services where they provide clients with creative and cost effective solutions to their sound and production needs for entertainment venues and corporate events nationwide. With audio design and being a technical director and production manager, Chris has helped make some magical moments come to life for a multitude of special events including being the current Audio Designer and Vendor for the Grandstand concert series for Magic City Casino in Miami, Florida and having been the Audio Engineer/ FOH Mixer for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies, being the Audio Mix Engineer for the 2010 Norwegian Epic Christening Ceremonies, having done the Sound Design and being the House Mixer for the Univision Network from 2001-2005 and being the House Mixer for the 2001 VH-1 Fashion Awards. Chris has also worked with a ton of corporate clients to make their productions and events extremely successful including companies like Adidas, Advocare, Avia, Traveler’s Insurance, Bacardi, Coors, GlaxoSmith-Klein, Honda Motors, Impact!, Mary Kay, Mazda, Microsoft, National Instruments, Nike, Nissan, PFS, Pirelli, Pontiac Motors, Proctor & Gamble, Sony Music, BMG Records, Disney, EMI Records. What you may not know about Chris Carlton is that not only does he specialize in the audio design for some incredible special events. He has been a part of some amazing concerts and artist’s careers, including the working with the likes of Styx, Lionel Ritchie, Liza Minnelli, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bon Jovi, Aretha Franklin, Seal, Tanya Tucker, Simon & Garfunkel, Julio Iglesias and the lovely Barbara Streisand.
Catch the conversation right here.
* Road crew radio series presented by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis
Saturday Oct 07, 2017
Saturday Oct 07, 2017
Rob Shelsky talks with Joel and Stephen about his latest book about the strange things apparently happening on Mars. Later in the program, podcaster Jordan Bonaparte has a talk about true crime and some strange things happening at a certain Tim Horton's. They also talk Oak Island and the mystery surrounding Shag Harbour.
Saturday Oct 07, 2017
Saturday Oct 07, 2017
And don't worry... You will hear them all share the fantastically COMICAL... HARD... and REWARDING things that make these guys and gals who they are..... You'll NEVER know what story you just might hear... It's ALL part of the ROAD CREW.... and it's only happening like THIS with the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series and Radio Memphis!!!
D.... Ken Barr....and our U.K. connection Kevin Walsh (BATTY) TALKED SHOP and SHENANIGANS
*The Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series is brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis
Thursday Oct 05, 2017
Thursday Oct 05, 2017
A professional composer and musician for more than 40 years, Erik Scott has toured the planet and played bass for the musical duo Flo & Eddie(featuring members of The Turtles) and Alice Cooper, for whom he also produced a couple of records. Erik has even wrote and recorded music for a variety of hit TV shows and films, including “Starsky & Hutch”, “Charlie’s Angels”,” Vegas”, “The Love Boat” and “National Lampoon’s Vacation”. In the 1990s, he became one of the founding members of Sonia Dada, a Chicago-based rock/soul/R&B band which reached #1 on the Australian music charts with their self-titled debut album. Eric Scott was also the co-writer of “Father, Father,” the title track for gospel/R&B legend Pops Staples' album that won a GRAMMY Award for ‘Best Contemporary Blues Album’ in 1994. This eventually led Erik to working with Mavis Staples on her 2004 record ‘Have A Little Faith’. As the 2000’s progressed, Scott drew his attention towards solo projects and albums, including “Other Planets”, “And The Earth Bleeds”, and “Spirits”…. his latest accomplishment, “In the Company of Clouds” which took top accolades of “ALBUM OF THE YEAR” and “BEST CONTEMPORARY INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM” at the ZMR MUSIC AWARDS ceremony this past May in New Orleans, LA for 2016.
What you may not know about Erik is that he first got his start in the 4th grade with one of the most sexiest instruments of all time, the trombone.
D caught up for a LIVE PHONE INTERVIEW with ERIK “ESKI” SCOTT on Saturday, September 30th during Radio Memphis Around the World and had great conversation about his CRAZY COOL career in the business… Catch the conversation right here.
Thursday Oct 05, 2017
Thursday Oct 05, 2017