
A lipstick pickup is an electric guitar pickup with a captivating sound and appearance that has a devoted cult following that grows with each passing year. True to their name, they were originally chrome lipstick tubes stuffed with magnets and electronics that were the inspired invention of Nathan Daniel, founder of Danelectro. Born from his genius instinct for innovation as well as his devotion t... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On this episode of The Lipstick Pickup Podcast, Emily appoints herself as your Detroit tour guide and there's also a Motown/Chank Willis listening party.
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On this episode of The Lipstick Pickup Podcast, Emily takes a shot at "going pro" when she gets the chance to talk to renowned recording artist and musicologist Ben Vaughn. It's a solid hour-long chat where Mr. Vaughn knocks it out ... more
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On this episode of The Lipstick Pickup Podcast, Nashville's Matthew Paige returns to talk to Emily about strings, threads, and what it means to be "Tailor-Made" in Nashville. In this hour-long chat, Matthew imagines some Americana p... more
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On this episode of The Lipstick Pickup Podcast, Robert and Emily host their first "Party Line" with John Cowsill of the original family band the Cowsills. John shares details from a lifetime spent in show business, starting with his... more
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I caught word of this podcast coming out of Nashville, TN from a friend of mine (Stuart Snyder) a couple of months back. Stu was a guest on Emily Vardaman Walter’s self produced podcast. He was (dare I say), instrumental in bringing me up in his first appearance there. Of course, this led to me coming on The Lipstick Pickup Podcast as well. This is such a great show and its host is utterly into music 1000%. This show has a lot of vibe and is busy building a musical community of fun and great dis... more
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A niche, gear-nerd focused show that dives deep into vintage electric guitar hardware, with a strong emphasis on Danelectro lipstick pickups, Masonite construction, and the broader history of affordable gear that shaped popular music. Episodes blend technical gear talk, musician lore, and travel/storytelling, often anchored by two hosts who co-create a warm, exploratory vibe and leverage first-hand experiences with legendary instruments, iconic sessions, and cross-continental music histories. Noteworthy traits include a playful, community-minded approach to niche topics—frequent field trips, guest experts from the instrument world, and a mix of historical context with personal anecdotes that make gear talk feel approachable for listeners wh... more
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