By clifton worley
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The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.
Coppersound Pedals & Jack White Present: The Triplegraph.
State of the art, digital octave pedal.
Alex & Jordan join me to discuss the path that led them to collaboration with Jack White of the White Stripes on this unique and groundbreaking pedal.
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On this episode, Malik Nichols (worship leader) joins in to discuss his mission to reconcile and his heart for his city as a native Jackson Mississippian.
Follow Malik here https://www.facebook.com/iammalikn
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On this episode, Micah Schaffer joins me to talk about music, systemic racism, growing up in Mississippi, and hope for the future.
Check out his music here https://www.facebook.com/schafferofficial
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I'd like to thank Joule for sending me a power strip to review. Go check them out here hellojoule.com
In this episode, I invite Adam Dolhanyk, fellow gear enthusiast and pastor to discuss the current state events in our nation, from COVID-19 response to the death of George Floyd and the protest across our country that followed.
While I don't claim to have all the answers, I hope this discussion is helpful in overcoming the grief we are all experiencing at the present and to show support for our friends who are struggling how to process recent happenings.
Love you all! God Bless!
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On this episode, my wife Kirsten and I go live in the Facebook group and have a listening party while discussing Christmas plans.
Tracks in the Episode:
Run Rudolph Run by Keith Richards
Santa Claus is Comin' to Town by Bruce Springsteen
Christmas All Over Again by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Must Be Santa by Bob Dylan
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Myself
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On this episode, Josh Fraser, Michael Newman, and Douglas King join me to have a roundtable discussion about what's new in our musical journeys.
We discuss making our rigs and playing more simple and what to do when facing burnout with music and gear.
Happy Thanksgiving from ours to yours!!
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On this episode Paul from The Flippin' Flippers podcast
https://theflippinflipperspodcast.podbean.com fills us in on what's new on his journey.
He gives some pointers on how to sell literally anything and how to achieve your gear goals (or really any buying goals).
If you'd like to support the show as a patron follow this link! https://www.patreon.com/thecliftonworleyshow
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On this episode I talk with Sean from Lollygagger FX. https://www.lollygaggerfx.com
He gives the backstory about how Lollygagger came into being. We spend a lot of time talking about his love of tone, especially vintage amps. When you get two vintage amp lovers together on a podcast....Let's just say we go really deep down a rabbit hole of geeking out about classic amp tones. With Sean's many years as an amp technician, I just had to pick his brain about this stuff!
I hope everyone enjoys this episode as much as I did recording it!
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Zack Slater from Birmingham Sounds birminghamsounds.com joins me on this episode to discuss his musical journey from being a gear head to audio work to developing the Twenty-Seventeen overdrive.
We talk about carving out sounds for live use versus home use, what Baxendale tone controls do, and many other things.
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On this episode I talk with Mark Johnston of @ambientnotes and we have a discussion about his musical journey and how he came up with the idea to start doing gear demos with ambient soundscapes via Instagram.
We talk about the current climate of content creators in the guitar/gear industry and what his experience has been. He gives some oh his thoughts on the trajectory of social media and music.
We talk about the most recent Summer NAMM 2019 and his personal takeaways from there.
He has a new podcast just launching this week everyone should check out called Footnotes: A History Podcast https://apple.co/2GB3N2Z?fbclid=IwAR167zM2hLNMoXyJxYmbjl-UehNNNnv91ANWh5cw-5kBxwszw49_DZjchA0
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The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.