Showing posts with label Charlie Feathers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlie Feathers. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2016

Mark Neill interview part 2/ Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour 05-09-16

Mark Neill in action

Grammy Award winning producer Mark Neill is our guest for part 2 of our interview this week.  We talk about working with The Black Keys album Brothers and Dan Aurbach's solo project Keep It Hid, Liz Brasher, special requests for Charlie Feathers and Jimmy Wages and more!  We'll also hear tunes from more projects he's worked on from Hillbilly Moon Explosion, Deke Dickerso, Rip Carson, Los Straitjackets, The Paladis, JD McPherson, Rockin' Ryan & The Real Goners and Lucky Stars!

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If you missed part 1 last week, check it out here:


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Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey
Intro music bed- Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"

Mark Neill (l) with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys (r)
Hillbilly Moon Explosion- "Tornado"
Deke Dickerson- "Wear Out The Soles Of My Shoes"
Rip Carson- "Nobody's Woman"
Mark Neill segment 1
JD McPherson- "Bridgebuilder"
Mark Neill segment 2
Dan Auerbach- "Heartbroken, In Disrepair"
Mark Neill segment 3
The Black Keys- "I'm Not The One"
Even the snack corner
is period piece vintage!
Mark Neill segment 4
Rockin' Ryan & The Real Goners- "Get On Or Get Off"
Mark Neill segment 5
Liz Brasher- "Muddy Roots"
Mark Neill segment 6
Los Straitjackets- "San Diego Shutdown"
The Paladins- "Slow Down"
Mark Neill segment 7
Charlie Feathers- "One Hand Loose"
Jimmy Wages- "Miss Pearl"
Lucky Stars- "Honky Tonk Bound"

Outro music bed- Deke Dickerson- "Jumpin' Bean"



Liz Brasher in the lounge
JD McPherson- lunch break while
 recording at Soil Of The South















Some of the equipment at Soil Of The South

Liz Brasher- "Muddy Roots"

Friday, August 29, 2014

Charlie Feathers died this day in 1998

Charlie Feathers passed away this day in 1998 in a Memphis Hospital at the age of 66.  He wrote one of Elvis' early hits "I Forgot To Remember To Forget".  He also recorded on labels such as Sun, Meteor and King to name a few.  His raw rockabilly sound came through in signature songs like "One Hand Loose", "Bottle To The Baby", "Stutterin' Cindy" and "Jungle Fever".  Hear Charlie singing "That Certain Female" that was also featured in Kill Bill....

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour 5-21-14


Dion talks about one of his biggest inspirations, Carl Perkins, later in the program plus killer new tunes from The Rockats, The Reach Around Rodeo Clowns, Reckless Ones and flashback favorites from Crazy Cavan & The Rhythm Rockers, Johnny Cash and a Prince cover from The Polecats.  All that and much, much more!!

Now hear us twice a week at rockabillyradio.net.  Wednesdays 8am USA Central/ 2pm UK and Saturdays 1pm USA Central/ 7pm UK.

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Intro music bed- Link Wray- "Jack The Ripper"
Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey

Johnny Cash- "Cry, Cry, Cry"
The Reach Around Rodeo Clowns- "Long Gone Daddy"

Music bed- Eddie Angel- "Black Widow"

The Rockats- "Tear The Roof Off"
Crazy Cavan & The Rhythm Rockers- "My Little Sister's Gotta Motorbike"
Billy Burnette- "Are You With Me Baby"

Dale Hawkins- "Susie-Q"
Polecats- "Let's Go Crazy"
Warren Smith- "Ubangi Stomp"

Junior Wells- "We're Ready"
Brian Setzer- "Cherokee"

Music bed- The Ventures- "Memphis"
Dr. Rubin's Pomeade
Dion interview

Dion- "Blue Suede Shoes"
Robert Gordon I'm Coming Home :60 album spot
Waylon Jennings- "Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line"

Music bed- Glen Campbell- "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett"

Eddy Dixon- "Relentless"
Jimmy Carroll- "Big Green Car"
Dave Edmunds- "Trouble Boys"

Music bed- Duane Eddy- "Rumble"

Reckless Ones- "It's Time"
Robert Gordon- "Black Slacks"

Music bed- Kenny Vaughan- "Mysterium"

Charlie Feathers- "Stutterin' Cindy"
Charlie Feathers- "Tongue Tied Jill"

Outro music bed- Glen Campbell- "King Of The Road"








Wednesday, February 22, 2012

"Tear It Up"

Just having fun with a great classic called "Tear It Up" originally by The Rock N Roll Trio (Johnny Burnette, Dorsey Burnette and Paul Burlison).  Here's several versions including Dorsey's son, Billy.  Enjoy!

Rock N Roll Trio (recorded live)-

Rod Stewart-

Billy Burnette-

Stray Cats with Dave Edmunds-

Mick Fleetwood's Zoo (with Billy Burnette on vocals)-

Charlie Feathers-