Tied to the Tracks
Barb Abney and Augustus WatkinsA music podcast saluting your favorite albums, from old classics to fresh sensations. Each episode, radio DJ Barb Abney and musician Augustus Watkins meet with a special guest to revisit and pay tribute to a great album from side one track one to the final chord. Barb's in Minneapolis. Gus is in LA. And they've got some fascinating friends that will be joining them to talk about records
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | ||||
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We talk about Alice Bag's 2018 solo album "Blueprint" with dj diA, a queer activist, DJ, and Alice Bag megafan.
Support the show via Patreon and receive bonus audio from each episode. Bonus audio from this episode includes an even deeper dive in Al... more
DJ and longtime friend of Barb's Matt Shiverdecker teaches us how to **uhh** as we discuss Madonna's 1992 album Erotica.
Support the show via Patreon and receive bonus audio from each episode.
Show notes are available at ttttpod.com/.
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Teenage angst pays off well, as we experience the "moderate rock" of Nirvana's third and final album In Utero with author and Star Tribune music journalist Chris Riemenschneider.
Content Warning: Nirvana's song "R*pe Me" is on this album, and it's i... more
Where's that confounded bridge? Walk a while with us as we search near and over the hills and far away, talking about Led Zeppelin's 1973 classic, "Houses of The Holy."
Support the show via Patreon and receive bonus audio from each episode.
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Reviews
- Barb Abney has put in the YEARS, folks.
I am extraordinarily fortunate to have had Barb in my ears for decades now. She and her Co-hosts will give real and necessary CONTEXT to your favorite [perhaps even albums NOT your favorite] records. This is essential listening for music dorks. Add it… do it now.
Apple Podcasts5roddikinsathome
United States3 years ago - Talking albums like friends do
You ever sit around and talk albums with your friends? Then this podcast is for you. Barb and August are music business veterans (DJ and record label owner respectively) but don’t let that spook you. Each episode they sit down with someone they know, generally a musician, and talk about an album in track order. What makes this podcast accessible is that often the hosts are aware of the album being discussed, but not already die-hard fans. They each give the album a few spins in prep for the... more
Apple Podcasts5FunkomaticUnited States4 years ago - Love it!
Such a fabulous podcast. I love the deep dive into the albums and the perspective from everyone. So good!
Apple Podcasts5AmyTheSconnieUnited States4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #242 |  South Africa/Music/Music Commentary |
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