Radio Memphis On Demand

Every Monday night during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM 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 (October 30th), we got a call from Tucson, Arizona.  Did you miss it?

Tip #14:  Don't Drink & Roadie

And there’s more.

Did you miss It? Catch the tip right hear and listen to what Jeff Mann had to say.

 

*The Radio Memphis Road Crew series is brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis.

The "RADIO MEMPHIS LOAD-IN" is a 2-hour LIVE SHOW that's happening on the FIRST THURSDAY of EVERY MONTH starting at 10pmCT/ 11pmET ONLY on Radio Memphis!!!

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2nd, 2017 we chatted with THREE sound engineers, who together... have probably engineered and mixed the live sound for damn near all of the ROCK INDUSTRY as you know it. Dansir McCullough.... Robert Scovill and Nite Bob sat down together for a LIVE CONVERSATION with D.... 

Did you miss it? Catch the show right here.

*The Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series is brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis

*photos NITEBOB / DANSIR MCCULLOUGH/ROBERT SCOVILL compliments facebook profile pages

Richard Freeman is a Cryptozoologist and discusses mysterious and mythical creatures. He has travelled around the world in search of all sorts of these monsters and shares his stories with Joel and Stephen. 

From his 1973 solos on Alice Cooper’s “Billion Dollar Babies” album, his legendary acoustic work on Peter Gabriel’s “Solsbury Hill,” his “Intro” to Lou Reed’s “Sweet Jane” and his searing opening solos on Aerosmith’s version of “Train Kept A Rolling” and even, more recently, on Alice Cooper’s 2017 album “Paranormal” making this his ninth Cooper album appearance, “The Deacon” is not done yet. in fact his life is evolving.  Steve Hunter has honed skill, tone, power and sou and he has dished up a hot plate of guitar driven instrumental tastiness.”

D got a phone call from Arizona during Radio Memphis Around the World at 1:30 PM CT November 4th from guitar legend Steve Hunter to talk about his continual growth through music with his latest album, “Before the Lights Go Out”, what influenced him to get his start with guitar playing and more.

 

Did you miss it? Catch their conversation right here.

 

*Photo of Steve Hunter compliments of his Facebook profile page.

You have seen The Conjuring, now hear the real tale from one of the people who was represented in the film and lived through the experience. Andrea Perron and her incredible tale of the all the strange things she witnessed while living at the ranch.

 

Saturday, 28 October was the Radio Memphis Halloween Special. There was a lot of fun that night including this conversation and performance from Kazha. D and Ric sat down with Kazuha Oda from the band to have a talk about Japanese culture and rock & roll. Plus several tunes were played live on air with the band. In case you missed it, here is their appearance on Radio Memphis.

Jonathan Mover​ a.k.a. "Mover" is a Grammy-award winning American drummer who has worked with a number of artists including Aretha Franklin, Fuel, Alice Cooper, Shakira, Julian Lennon, GTR, Everlast, The Tubes, Mick Jagger, Steve Howe, Peter Frampton, Oleander, Celine Dion, Elton John, Stuart Hamm, They Might Be Giants, Frank Gambale, Mike Oldfield, Steve Hackett, Marillion, Beastie Boys, Joe Satriani, Joe Lynn Turner, Dave Koz, Jan Hammer, Jimmy Barnes, Saigon Kick, Alan Friedman, Bernardo Lanzetti (of PFM - Premiata Forneria Marconi), Five For Fighting and others.  As an engineer and/or producer, Mover has worked with Shakira, Flo Rida, Brett Scallions, Rick Ross, Fuel, Carnival Divine, Celine Dion and French guitarist Rudy Roberts among others…

Did you miss the conversation this past year with JONATHAN MOVER that we had when he stopped down his world to talk to Radio Memphis live during Memphis Metal Mondays.

In case you missed it… Catch the conversation here. 

*pics of Jonathan Mover compliments of JonathanMover.com at time of interview.

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 (October 23rd), we got a call from Orlando, FL.  Did you miss it?

 

Tip #13:  Ken Barr comes in and gives you bonuses on this one because it's his favorite number.  He throws out a quick 10 (ten) tips!

 

Including one that tells you to "Keep it in your hands so you won't lose it."

 

And there’s more.

 

Catch the tips right hear and listen to what Ken Barr had to say.

 

*The Radio Memphis Road Crew Radio series is brought to you by Ken Barr Films and Radio Memphis.

D got a phone call from sound engineer  Robert "Nite Bob" Czaykowski on Monday night (OCT 23rd) during Radio Memphis - Memphis Metal Mondays.

 

A legendary sound engineer with over 44 years in the music business, Robert “Nite Bob" Czaykowski has toured the world with some of the greatest names in music…including Aerosmith, Garland Jeffries, R.E.M., Kiss, The New York Dolls, Iggy and the Stooges, Ted Nugent, Steely Dan, Badlands, Hanoi Rocks, Rich Robinson, Alana Davis and Linda Eder to just scratch the surface of the enormous list of artists and bands he has worked with. Nitebob even had the fantastic opportunity to work with Paul Rodgers when Paul performed the “Royal Sessions” at Royal Albert Hall in London, U.K. to present his "...R&B music fantasy come true.” backed by Memphis musicians.

 

Having done global touring with music, trade shows, consulting, film shoots and TV as well as being the front of the house engineer, a guitar technician, a production manager and a tour manager, Nite Bob has seen and heard it all. He’s also probably one of the guys who wrote the book about being in the right place at the right time.

 

What you may not know about Nite Bob is that if you ask him how he really got started in the business, he will tell you that it was purely by accident.

 

Did you miss their conversation? Catch it here.

Saturday October 21st during Radio Memphis Around the World, D got a phone call from Los Angeles, California at 1:30 PM CT from Evan Grey.

 

With her 20+ years of experience as a Producer & Logistics Production Manager in the live event/concert industry, Evan Grey has done everything from the ‘Opening and Closing Ceremonies’ of the Olympics, to product launches for Microsoft, to coordinating and executing some very extensive shows for the automotive and technology, as well as, the Pharmaceutical industries and so much more.

 

Evan has been a part of major productions with music acts like the Alabama Shakes, The Black Keys, Morning Parade, Eclectic Method, Jon Bon Jovi, Imagine Dragons and Train, and she’s been able to help big events like the VMware Global Parties and special events, the ‘BOMA of Greater Los Angeles’ 100th Anniversary Bash'. ‘GoDaddy.com’s “All American” Themed Holiday Party’. and the ‘Shrine Auditorium Gala Awards Dinner’ come to life. Evan has even been recognized by BizBash MAGAZINE with awards for “Best Special Event” and “Producer of the Year” for VM Ware, as well as, “Best in Logistics” and “Best in Spectacle” for her projects.

 

Did you miss it? Catch the conversation right here.