Playing Records with John
John Walker & Various FolksMusic enthusiast John "Music" Walker talks with a music-minded friend about music, music-makers, and other musical matters music music.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Category | Music | ||||
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Playing Records with John will continue, but not on this feed. To keep up with new episodes look for "FYIz" in iTunes or go to fyiz dot podbean dot com! Thanks for subscribing and hope to see you on the new feed. This short announcement episode expla... more
Daniel Farris has produced, mixed, or otherwise enabled countless recording artists over the last couple decades, in addition to creating his own impressive library of ambient works. In this episode, he picks some favorites and tells some tales.
Rob Morgan is a singer/songwriter and longtime four-track addict whose elegant and catchy songs blend the best qualities of 70s folk-pop with a post-modern wit. In this special holiday episode, he recounts his musical history via a playlist of select... more
Human art factory Skizz Cyzyk returns to finish up our discussion of his adventurous musical history, picking up in the mid 90s and bringing us through the present day. Part two of two.
Skizz Cyzyk, a prolific mainstay of Baltimore's underground art/rock/film scene, unpacks a deep box of musical moments, from his early punk stirrings to his utility-player drum gigs. Part one of two.
The guy who put the 'Boo' in 'Wake Up, Boo,' Craig Ceravolo returns to play demos and talk process, as we track the development of several past and future pop gems. (Originally posted on May 21, 2014)
The second half of an epic conversation with Beau Cole contains previously unreleased music by Lands & Peoples and Zu Shapes, as well as a few works in progress that highlight Beau's exploratory methods of recording. (Originally posted on May 15, 201... more
Beau Cole drops by with an armload of songs he made, both on his own and as part of Lands & Peoples, a sadly defunct but quite dreamy Baltimore-based band. This is part one of two, and covers early recordings. (Originally posted on May 7, 2014)
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- Instantly on my weekly playlist
John pulls together a great collection of interesting voices in-&-around the indie music scene to talk about their songwriting, music production, joys & tribulations of playing in bands, solo work, and their favorite records too. A great concept, and John is a tour de force host who keeps you totally entertained and engrossed throughout the program. Instantly on my must-hear list! I can’t wait for the next episode (not a Dr. Dre reference).
Apple Podcasts5magnificentlore
United States12 years ago - Great show!
Friendly, intelligent and interesting; great fun for music lovers.
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