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There's a quote attributed to Louis Armstrong: “All music is folk music. I ain't never heard a horse sing a song”. Apocryphal? Who knows? Still, it does raise the question as to what folk music actually is. It can be contemporary contemporary or traditional. It can be associated with any number of cultures. It can be instrumental or songs without instrumental accompaniment. The songs can be about tales of heroes, cads, fair maidens, murder, politics, or.....that very infrequent topic of song – love.

Welcome to episode 167 of Love That Album podcast.

I am joined once again by Shane Pacey, singer and guitarist for The Bondi Cigars, The Shane Pacey Trio and Pacey, King & Doley. His own music may be rooted in blues (another category that's more varied than is often given credit for), but Shane has a passion and huge knowledge about English folk music. Together we discussed the music of Scottish guitarist Bert Jansch.

Bert was part of supergroup Pentangle (LTA episode 134), but before, during and after that group he recorded many albums in his own name. He has been put in the “folk” caregory, but he was part of a generation of UK musicians that were keen to expand what folk music could be. Bert and contemporaries like John Renbourn, Davy Graham, Wizz Jones and John Fahey were huge fans of American blues and jazz music. They sought to put all their musical passions into a pot and stir. Bert developed a guitar style that made him a revered figure amongst rock musicians like Johnny Marr, Jimmy Page and Neil Young, yet his playing was never about the flash or histrionics. He just quietly played original and traditional songs in HIS own sweet way....and his singing voice was not a classic voice in the rock sense, and yet it draws you in – there was no one who played or sang like him.

Shane and I talk about Bert as musician, our relation to his work, contemporaries, and we focus on two of his albums – 1971's “Rosemary Lane” and 1974's “L.A. Turnaround” (produced by a Monkee and featuring a 5th Beatle on bass). It's always great having Shane bring his musical expertise to the show. I hope you dig this one.

You can find Shane's music on line at https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/ or https://bondicigars.com/ or https://shanepacey.bandcamp.com/album/the-gardener.

Here's a link to a tribute concert to Bert that we mention in the show: https://youtu.be/Y_MyH_Uc--s

Download this episode of LTA from your podcast app of choice or you can get it from the website at https://lovethatalbumpodcast.blogspot.com/2023/06/love-that-album-episode-167-bert-jansch.html

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On the 27 episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus, the guys rehash their college Spring Break Trip to Cancun, Mexico in 1993.

Tom & Zeus have been hinting about their infamous trip to Cancun for years on SIOL. Hear all about the craziness straight from the guys.

Its Spring Break in Cancun and this adventure, has drinking, piss, jail and of course a shit story like no other!

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In this episode, we chat with Devon Gilfillian about his newest album, Love You Anyway. While the music is rock, funk, hip-hop, and more blended together, the lyrics are often heavy. Hear Devon's inspiration behind the new album, how he copes with mental health, and why he feels everything came together for this album.

New episodes of Yesterday's Concert drop every Monday. Check out our previous episodes here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. In addition, you can contact our show at [email protected] and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for the latest news and content.

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LC calls in from a remote location to discuss all the important news in music & pop culture. Motley reunites with Michael Monroe. Chris Gaines is back with 5 albums. The Atari ET video game... overrated? Steel Panther on AGT? David Draiman sensitive genius... and food critic. New Foo Fighters record. Chad Kroeger name drops dead guys. Vinnie Vincent goes all VV online and more.

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Boy, has the music industry changed! It's almost irrelvant: no radio, no physical product, no sales. But is it?

The Beatles were not only pioneers in music and popular culture, they were also the progenitors of the music merchandise phenomenon, which earned over $50 million in 1965! Author Terry Crain joined us early on to talk Beatles merch and other interesting side treks surrounding this nostalgic and trendsetting era.

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I spend over an hour with NOMAD, music producer, music director, and session/touring guitarist who has been heavily active in the industry since the 1990s. Nomad has toured the world many times over, and has been featured on countless GRAMMY-winning records. NOMAD's compositions are in circulation in over 300 TV shows, commercials, films, as well as chart topping albums. He's also creator of The CareerMusician (TCM) – a social network of pro musicians sharing knowledge and personal experiences in entertainment, and its accompanying podcast. 

We talk about his career, the music industry in general, and how his course, Pro Level Sessions, will help any home recording musician make their music sound even better.

Check out the Ultimate "Flowers" Remake Contest - where you can remix Miley Cyrus' hit for a chance to win exclusive access to Pro Level Sessions. AND NOMAD's book, Ethos: The Career Musician's Code. Deadline for entry is June 26, 2023. But don't worry! If you miss out, you can still get Pro Level Sessions. I HIGHLY recommend it.

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Author Jon Wiederhorn brings his extensive experience to the table in this episode that sets sights on looking into how "the heavy stuff" moved forward from what we have referred to as "The Bronze Age." The emergence of the NWOBHM, plus bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, set the fuse for the varied Heavy Metal explosions about to go off in the 1980s. Some of those trends are also discussed.

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Beyond historical context, Wiederhorn delivers some of his personal experiences with key characters of the story. Overall, a great next step for the Imbalanced Boys' ongoing Heavy Metal trek!

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JULY IS TIME FOR SOME SUMMER VACATION! Through July, get ready for some killer, classic episodes while we chill some, and prepare for our next stretch of this amazing journey! Bent News will still drop every Friday, wherever you get your podcasts!

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Danielle M. Orsino is a fantasy novelist whose compelling word-weaving pays homage to a multitude of personal muses, from Chris Claremont and George Pérez (both famous comic book writers), to Anne Rice, Jim Henson and Wonder Woman. She joins Jesse today to talk her love of Wonder Woman, Nursing, how a chemo patient helped inspire her series and how her love of Cosplay lead to her being on the cover of her series in character. Find out more here! https://www.birthofthefae.com/

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Vintage Rock Pod dives into the remarkable career of Guy Pratt, a true virtuoso of the bass guitar. From his iconic collaborations with Pink Floyd, joining the group after Roger Waters left, to his work with worldwide superstars like Madonna, Bryan Ferry, Gary Moore, Echo and the Bunnymen, Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart, The Smiths and Kirsty MacColl, Guy's bass lines have shaped the sound of music for decades.

In this episode, we explore Guy Pratt's journey, from his early days as a session musician to his pivotal role in Pink Floyd following Roger Waters' departure. He talks about his work with all four members solo projects, his long time friendship with Johnny Marr, his time working on Like A Prayer with Madonna and how that led to working with Michael Jackson and so much more! Discover the stories behind the scenes, the unforgettable moments on stage, and the magic that Guy Pratt brings to every musical endeavour.

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1982 saw the birth of the 80s first supergroup with Asia made of prog legends John Wetton (King Crimson, Uriah Heep, UK), Steve Howe (Yes), Geoff Downes (Buggles, Yes) and Carl Palmer (ELP). They achieved great success with their eponymous first album thanks to the worldwide sensation Heat of the Moment and some Godley & Creme videos that ruled MTV. Asia was the #1 selling record in the US that year and to capitalize on that momentum, the band were rushed back to the studio to crank out a follow up for 1983.

While 1983's Alpha did contain some of the magic from the first record, the band were disappointed in the process and the end result. Despite a big budget video with an Indiana Jones theme and a radio hit in Don't Cry, Alpha didn't achieve the same success as it's predecessor. However, Geffen pushed the band forward and coordinated the first ever live satellite concert on MTV with the historic Asia in Asia event broadcast from Japan in December, 1983 with VJ Mark Goodman hosting. Last year we were fortunate enough to speak with both Carl Palmer and Geoff Downes about their time in Asia and the stage and setup for that historic concert. It may not quite have the same magic of the first album but it still holds a special place in our hearts so listen with an open mind and hear from the musicians that made the album and history via MTV.

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