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| Tom Seals, Jazz, Blues and Pop Pianist | 29 Sep 2024 | ||
Tom Seals is an emerging talent in the jazz and blues scene in the UK. Despite his youth, this gifted musician from Crewe has already performed alongside renowned artists such as Jamie Cullum, Gregory Porter, and Jools Holland. Beyond live performances, he hosts his own television program on Sky called “Tom Seals Presents,” where he engages in conversations with celebrities and offers his own jazz interpretations of their favourite songs. We chat with Tom on all this and a lot more. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Tom’s 2024 so far Tom’s YouTube channel and website Creed Bratton – More Than You Know Tom’s musical childhood The UK’s love for Boogie Woogie Piano Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts Tom’s approach to improvisation Tom in action with Kenny Thomas Turning 12 songs into 300 on a short notice cruise gig Tom in action with CC Smugglers at Montreaux The Tom Seals show during COVID – Black and Gold The Tom Seals show with Matt Lucas Tom and band do a killer version of Bowie’s Starman Tom at The Blue Note Milan Tom’s favourite digital and acoustic pianos When you’re summonsed to play piano in someone’s hotel suite Desert Island Discs: Live at Shea Stadium – Billy Joel, The Genius Sings The Blues – Ray Charles, Another Side of Paul Carrack – Paul Carrack & the SWR Big Band, Tapestry – Carole King, Breakfast – Lawrence Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Jakob Frímann Magnússon, Jack Magnet Science / Stuðmenn / Composer | 15 Sep 2024 | 01:12:15 | |
Jakob Frímann Magnússon is a musical chameleon, wearing many hats in the Icelandic music scene and beyond. Born in Denmark but raised in Iceland, Jakob co-founded the legendary Icelandic band Stuðmenn back in his high school days, and they’ve been rocking since the 1970s. Jakob also has a solid solo career, dabbling in jazz fusion and collaborating with some big-name American jazz musicians. He also direct films, produces TV shows, and even had a stint as a cultural attaché in London. His latest outfit, Jack Magnet Science, has just released an album after gathering a bunch of talented musicians in an Icelandic studio to jam and see what happens. And when he has a spare hour or two, Jakob is also a member of the Icelandic parliament and has facilitated some fascinating initiatives for musicians.. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Jack Magnet Science’s release – Future Forecast Jakob’s musical upbringing Studying trumpet and the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra Check out some of Stuðmenn’s music An example of Jakob and Stuðmenn’s movie work More info on the 1982 film ‘On Top’ The amazing Alan Howarth Jakob and Alan in action as The Magnetics On being a primarily self-taught keyboard player Jakob Magnússon – Special Treatment On the origin of the name Jack Magnet Jakob Magnússon – Jack Magnet Eyþór Gunnarsson – interview Eyþór Gunnarsson – Garden Party Ragnhildur Gísladóttir in action DiSA in action with Trentemoller Joni Mitchell – Both Sides Now Becoming a cultural attache of the Icelandic embassy in London Being a member of the Althingi (Iceland’s Parliament) Stephens Electronics recording devices Desert Island Discs: Sculpture – DiSA, Gaucho – Steely Dan, Black Market – Weather Report, Both Sides Now – Joni Mitchell, Future Forecast – Jack Magnet Science Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Bob Fridzema, Glenn Hughes / King King / Joanne Shaw Taylor | 26 May 2024 | ||
Bob Fridzema has had quite the career already, marked by collaborations with a wide array of artists, including Glenn Hughes, Walter Trout, Bernie Marsden, and King King, among others. We cover a lot of this plus delve into other aspects of Bob’s work, including a quick studio tour that features some great vintage gear. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Bob’s musical childhood Early love for boogie woogie piano Bob in action with Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake) First exposure to Hammond organs Bob in action with Glenn Hughes at the Whisky A Go Go in 2024 Bob Fridzema, Mike Mangan and Lachy Doley – the Glenn Hughes keyboard player ‘secret society’ Getting the gig with Glenn Hughes Learning Glenn’s setlist and the first rehearsal Bob in action with Walter Trout Bob’s Blues inspirations Bob with Joanne Shaw Taylor 2018 Working with Bernie Marsden Bob on Hammond B3 with Christine Baird – Alone Tonight Bob’s approach as a teacher of skilled, motivated students Bob in action with King King at Wembley Arena Bob with Glenn Hughes – Might Just Take Your Life Tag a Keyboard Player: Mike Hicks, Michael Bluestein Desert Island Discs: Love Me Papa – Luther Allison, Plays Mac Rebennack – Dr John, Live at Berkeley – Jimi Hendrix, Bad Influence – Robert Cray, In Session – Koko Taylor (bootleg) Cover photo via Bob’s Instagram and the amazing Philip Verhaege Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Matt Johnson, Jamiroquai | 25 Oct 2020 | 00:51:29 | |
Matt Johnson has been holding down keys duties with Jamiroqaui for close to twenty years with huge skill and aplomb. We catch up with Matt to talk a bit of gear and a lot of great insight into approaching playing at this level. Links to content mentioned during the show (links will open in new tab): Matt Johnson – With The Music Album Matt plays Deeper Underground (without the train wreck!) Desert Island Discs: Stompin’ at the Savoy – Rufus and Chaka Khan, Secrets of the Beehive – David Sylvian, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below – Outkast, Heroes – David Bowie, Still Life (Talking) – Pat Metheny Group. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Matt Johnson, Jamiroquai appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Clive Nolan, Arena / Pendragon / Shadowland | 27 Sep 2020 | 01:05:44 | |
If you think it’d be hard being in one successful band, try being in three on top of a bunch of other projects. Clive Nolan is best known for his keys work with Pendragon and Arena, but as you’ll hear he’s up to a lot more than that. Links to content mentioned during the show: Clive’s recently released book Desert Island Discs: The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The Knights Of The Round Table – Rick Wakeman, Seconds Out – Genesis, Symphonie fantastique – Berlioz, The Best of Monty Python, Phantom of the Opera – Andrew Lloyd Webber. Clive’s Top 5 Stephen King books: ‘Salem’s Lot, The Shining, Doctor Sleep, Mr Mercedes and sequels, Dark Tower books. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Clive Nolan, Arena / Pendragon / Shadowland appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Roddy Bottum, Faith No More / Imperial Teen / Crickets | 05 Sep 2020 | 01:01:42 | |
Roddy Bottum would be best known to most listeners as the keyboard player in the phenomenally successful hard rock outfit Faith No More. However as we’ll learn, Roddy is a musician with a prolific and diverse output, which includes the indie pop sensibilities of Imperial Teen, the dancey electronica of Crickets and the doomy metal of Nastie Band – all current projects. Add to this his current COVID isolation inspired collaboration with his Partner Joey Holman and his film score and opera work, it’s fair to say that Roddy is not only an excellent keyboard player, but a truly creative artist with plenty to share. Links to content mentioned during the show: Faith No More – Live 2015 at Hellfest Man On Man – Baby, You’re My Everything Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force – Planet Rock Africola Restaurant in Adelaide Imperial Teen – Don’t Wanna Let You Go Roddy’s Film and TV compositions Nastie Band – Falling In Love Again Desert Island Discs: Self-Titled – Roxy Music, The Wiz Soundtrack, 1999 – Prince, 20 Jazz Funk Greats – Throbbing Gristle, Hunky Dory – David Bowie. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Roddy Bottum, Faith No More / Imperial Teen / Crickets appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Peter-John Vettese, Jethro Tull / Simple Minds / Bee Gees | 22 Aug 2020 | 01:31:54 | |
Peter-John Vettese is a UK-based keyboard player, composer, producer and arranger. Like so many of our guests, summarising Peter’s work within the prism of three or four artists is unfair. As you’ll hear, Peter has had, and continues to have an amazing career across the gamut of music. Strap in for a fascinating journey from the big band halls to the arenas and studios of the world. Links to content mentioned during the show: Weather Report – Man in the Green Shirt (Tail Spinnin’) Peter with Ian Anderson / Jethro Tull – Fly By Night Peter with Jethro Tull – One Brown Mouse Zucchero – Miss Mary (the solo starts at 2:30 and for the record I cannot pick the mistake) Peter co-writes with Tina Arena Peter produces and programs for The Bee Gees Substance dualism / Cartesian dualism Joe Cocker – No Ordinary World Desert Island Discs: Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – The Beatles, Tarkus – Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Can’t Buy A Thrill – Steely Dan, Forest of Feelings – David Sancious, Innervisions – Stevie Wonder, Black Market – Weather Report. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Peter-John Vettese, Jethro Tull / Simple Minds / Bee Gees appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Jeff Babko, Jimmy Kimmel / Martin Short / James Taylor / Neil Young | 05 Aug 2020 | 01:07:21 | |
Jeff Babko is an amazingly versatile keyboard player covering TV, movies, touring and recording. In this interview, Jeff covers everything from working live on stage with Martin Short and Steve Martin, to recording with Neil Young and an orchestra. As you’ll hear, the four artists listed in this episode’s title are only the tip of the iceberg. Links to content mentioned during the show: An Evening You’ll Forget For The Rest of Your Life – Martin Short and Steve Martin The Caffeinated Keyboardist Podcast Jeff’s keyboard stand collapse Desert Island Discs: POV – Utopia, Speak No Evil – Wayne Shorter, Oh Yeah? – Jan Hammer, The Golden Age of Wireless – Thomas Dolby, Seven Steps to Heaven – Miles Davis. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Jeff Babko, Jimmy Kimmel / Martin Short / James Taylor / Neil Young appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Jan Pulsford, Cyndi Lauper and Chico Freeman | 24 Jul 2020 | 00:51:29 | |
Jan Pulsford has had a diverse and interesting career over many years, and we take advantage of Jan’s wisdom to talk everything from playing and collaborating with Cyndi Lauper, through to performing in the virtual world of Second Life and the challenges of running a streaming service for electronic and ambient music. Links to content mentioned during the show: Merlyn’s magical music (Spotify link / Apple Music Link) Jana KYoMooN performing in Second Life Desert Island Discs / Artists: Massive Attack, Vaughan Williams, Miles Davis, John Martin, The Planets – Holst. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Jan Pulsford, Cyndi Lauper and Chico Freeman appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Loren Gold, The Who and Roger Daltrey | 10 Jul 2020 | 00:41:12 | |
Saying Loren Gold is The Who’s keyboard player only provides a tiny fraction of the wider story of his career. Whether it’s playing and//or musically directing bands for Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato, or playing with legends like Don Felder and Kenny Loggins, Loren has had quite the career to date and we try to cover as much of it as we can. Links to content mentioned during the show: Loren’s solo albums (Spotify link) Loren playing with The Who (Hyde Park – 2015) David Campbell – Arranger / Orchestrator Desert Island Discs / Artists: Rubber Soul – The Beatles, Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy – Elton John, 52nd Street – Billy Joel, Talking Book, Stevie Wonder, Pet Sounds – The Beach Boys. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Loren Gold, The Who and Roger Daltrey appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Arden Altino, Wyclef Jean / Melissa Etheridge / Wonda Music | 24 Jun 2020 | 00:58:56 | |
Arden Altino is a highly sought after producer, but also manages to keep even busier as a touring keys player with artists such as Wyclef Jean and Melissa Etheridge. We talk with Arden on everything from playing piano on an Alicia Keys track, to Justin Beiber production approaches, being a worship musical director and a lot in-between. Links to content mentioned during the show: Melissa Etheridge and Arden Altino in Sydney, 2016 Hootie & The Blowfish – Hold On Desert Island Discs / Artists: The Chronic – Dr Dre, The Score – The Fugees, Thriller – Michael Jackson, The Gap Band, Joe Sample, Barry White, De La Soul, Kendrick Lamar, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Biggie Smalls. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter. If you’re a keyboard player, we also have a weekly newsletter with interesting news from the industry just for you. To help us keep the podcast running like a fine oiled machine, we do have a Patreon account if you’d like to contribute the cost of a small cup of coffee a month. Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Arden Altino, Wyclef Jean / Melissa Etheridge / Wonda Music appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Samuel B. Lupowitz, Noon Fifteen | 16 Jun 2020 | 01:08:14 | |
Samuel B. Lupowitz is a founding member and keys player with Ithaca NY based ‘prog-soul’ band Noon Fifteen. We talk about his love of vintage keyboards, doing a podcast about an album, lessons learnt and of course a great train-wreck story involving nothing other than an X-stand! Links to content mentioned during the show: Samuel B. Lupowitz and The Ego Band Samuel’s gear: Wurlitzer 200, Clavinet D6, Nord Electro 4D, Crumar Mojo, Roli Seaboard, MainStage, Motion Sound amplifier Desert Island Discs: Rubber Soul – The Beatles, 11 17 70 – Elton John, Original Concept Album – Jesus Christ Superstar, What’s Going On – Marvin Gaye, Thrill of the Arts – Vulfpeck
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| Lachy Doley, Lachy Doley Group / Jimmy Barnes / Powderfinger | 02 Jun 2020 | 01:23:48 | |
This episode we sit down with Lachy Doley to talk in-depth about playing the organ and clav, working as both a front man and sideman (with Glenn Hughes, Jimmy Barnes, Powderfinger and Billy Thorpe to name just four), finding your own creative niche and lots of great insights on the gigging life. Links to content mentioned during the show: Lachy playing with Jimmy Barnes – Auckland Lachy does a walk through of his ‘whammy Clav’ George Duke ripping it on a whammy Clav Desert Island Discs: Green Onions – Booker T and the MGs, Greatest Hits – Parliament / Funkadelic, James Brown and the J.B.’s, Self-Titled – The Meters and Bat Out of Hell – Meatloaf. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations. The post Lachy Doley, Lachy Doley Group / Jimmy Barnes / Powderfinger appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Eric Mouquet, Deep Forest | 11 May 2024 | ||
It’s hard to overstate Eric Mouquet’s impact on music during the 1990s, and he’s still going strong. We cover Eric’s seminal work with Deep Forest but also his extensive recording, performing and collaboration with everyone from Peter Gabriel to David Foster and Herbie Hancock. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Eric’s introduction to music (thank you Deep Purple!) Commencing studio work and learning from the pros Computers and MIDI lead to Deep Forest The formation of Deep Forest with Michel Sanchez Electronic music inspirations Approach to recording the first Deep Forest album Erics go-to synths on the first album The Roland JD-800 How Australia kicked off Deep Forest’s wider success Taking a different approach to the second Deep Forest album (Boheme) Deep Forest’s third album Comparsa The passion for musical exploration 30 years later Eric’s work with Japanese artist Mell: repeat – Deep Forest Remix Eric’s work with Japanese artist Chitose Hajime on the album Music Detected – Will You Be Ready Working with Chinese artist Sa Dingding The joy of improvising and creating with a singer Working with Josh Groban and David Foster – Remember When It Rained Josh Groban – Machine (with Herbie Hancock) Collaboration with Peter Gabriel – While The Earth Sleeps Admiration for Joe Zawinul The technology Eric uses to create albums now Why the Expressive E Osmose is the keyboard Eric had been waiting for Desert Island Discs: Black Market – Weather Report, Piano Concerto in G – Ravel, Close to the Edge – Yes, A Love Supreme – John Coltrane, Blue Lines – Massive Attack Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Bonnie McIntosh, Selena Gomez / Melanie Martinez | 20 May 2020 | 00:42:26 | |
We delve into the pop genre, speaking with Bonnie McIntosh on everything from making the transition to pop from classical music, to go-to gear and the lessons learnt when playing keyboards as part of a massive theatrical show. Links to content mentioned during the show: MI College of Contemporary Music Bonnie performing with Melanie Martinez Desert Island Discs: The Battle of Los Angeles – Rage Against The Machine, Self-Titled – The Dresden Dolls, Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City – Kendrick Lamar, Alive 2007 – Daft Punk, Toxicity – System of a Down Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Bonnie McIntosh, Selena Gomez / Melanie Martinez appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Kevin Hearn, Barenaked Ladies | 10 May 2020 | 00:42:02 | |
Kevin Hearn is an integral part of Barenaked Ladies, but as you’ll hear in this interview, his other projects are just as amazing and Kevin provides some great insights on every one of them. If you’re a Lou Reed fan, or a Lawn Darts fan, you may enjoy this episode quite a bit. Please note this episode was recorded prior to the deaths of Dave Greenfield and Florian Schneider, hence the mentions of The Stranglers and Kraftwerk only in passing. Links to content mentioned during the show: Look People – Live 1993 Robert Forster – and a second song because he’s worth it Lou Reed (with Kevin) live in 2009 Kevin Hearn – The Silent Collapse The Yamaha AvantGrand N1 Piano Desert Island Discs: The Velvet Underground & Nico, Kaya – Bob Marley and The Wailers, A Meeting By The River – Ry Cooder and V.M. Bhatt, Human’s Lib – Howard Jones. Greatest Hits – Orchestral Manoeuvres in The Dark. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Kevin Hearn, Barenaked Ladies appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Darren Heinrich, Darren Heinrich Trio | 30 Apr 2020 | 00:48:29 | |
We catch up with Darren Heinrich, an Australia-based jazz organist whose passion for the instrument has led him to complete a PhD in Jazz Organ Improvisation. Darren chats with us on everything from his education in jazz to his gigging approach and a lot more. Links to content mentioned during the show: Darren and his trio performing live Documentary on James Morrison and Don Burrows Desert Island Discs: Crazy! Baby – Jimmy Smith, Back in Black – AC/DC, Live! – Brother Jack McDuff, Unity – Larry Young, Star Time – James Brown Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Darren Heinrich, Darren Heinrich Trio appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Stefano Intelisano, The BoDeans and Jason Mraz | 21 Apr 2020 | 00:53:18 | |
This episode we spend time with Stefano Intelisano, whose history and discography is so much vaster than the two acts cited in this episode title. We talk everything from working with different band leaders to Bach and the debate on sitting versus standing when playing. Links to content mentioned during the show: Fabrizio Poggi and Chicken Mambo Bird’s Eye View of Stefano (and Kenny Aronoff) Desert Island Discs: Live in Hamburg – Esbjorn Svensson Trio , It’s Snowing on my Piano – Bugge Wesseltoft, anything by Bach, Time Warp – Chick Corea Quartet, In The Jungle Groove – James Brown Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Stefano Intelisano, The BoDeans and Jason Mraz appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Mark Baron, Gloria Gaynor and The Duprees | 16 Apr 2020 | 00:51:12 | |
Episode 11 features Mark Baron, musical director (and keyboard player) for Gloria Gaynor and also with The Duprees. Mark’s passion for what he does shines through in this interview and he provides some great insights into working across different genres and eras of music as both a keyboard player and musical director. Links to content mentioned during the show: Gloria Gaynor with the Metropole Orchestra Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge Kenny Vance and The Planotones Desert Island Discs: Pictures at an Exhibition – Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Tarkus – Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Physical Graffiti – Led Zeppelin, The Grand Illusion – Styx Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Mark Baron, Gloria Gaynor and The Duprees appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Andy Burton, Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul / Cyndi Lauper | 04 Apr 2020 | 01:14:50 | |
Episode 10 sees us spending some time with Andy Burton, the go-to keys player for Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul and Cyndi Lauper to name just two. Andy provides some comprehensive insights into gigging, working within band dynamics and the disciplines required to be a successful player and band member. Links to content mentioned during the show: Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul Little Steve and the Disciples of Soul do The Ramones (and here’s the movie appearance!) The Youngbloods (and their song ‘On Francis Drake’) Rob Schwimmer on the Continuum Desert Island Discs: Everyone Digs Bill Evans- Bill Evans, Mono Box Set – The Beatles, The Planets – Holst, Dr John Plays Mac Rebennack (The Legendary Sessions) – Dr John, The Power and the Glory – Gentle Giant Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Andy Burton, Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul / Cyndi Lauper appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Ellen Reid, Crash Test Dummies | 24 Mar 2020 | 00:38:08 | |
Episode 9 showcases the work of Ellen Reid, from Crash Test Dummies. Ellen covers the gamut, from touring tips and the stress of performing, through to the mystery keyboard that’s in her closet. Links to content mentioned during the show: God Shuffled His Feet (the song, not the album) Desert Island Discs: Body and Soul – Joe Jackson, The Roches (self-titled), Empty Glass – Pete Townshend, High Violet – The National, Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Ellen Reid, Crash Test Dummies appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Sandy Soon, Unlocking The Doors | 15 Mar 2020 | 00:49:52 | |
Episode 8 features Sandy Soon, keyboard player with Unlocking The Doors. Sandy explores the challenges of recreating the brilliance of Ray Manzarek and her approach to playing more broadly. Links to content mentioned during the show: Unlocking The Doors Live (Riders on the Storm) Ray Manzarek explains the making of Riders on the Storm Desert Island Discs: Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd, Making Movies – Dire Straits, Stone Age Romeos – Hoodoo Gurus, Desperate – Divinyls, LA Woman – The Doors. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Sandy Soon, Unlocking The Doors appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Lisa Bella Donna, Composer and Synthesist | 01 Mar 2020 | 00:58:00 | |
Episode 7 sees us talk to Lisa Bella Donna, keyboard player, composer and synthesist. Lisa covers some huge ground, from the ARP 2600 to her current focus with live performance. Links to content mentioned during the show: The Alan R. Pearlman Foundation Heath Kits – they still exist! Inspirations: Walter Kraft, Wendy Carlos Desert Island Discs: Night of the Living Dead Soundtrack, Black Sabbath – Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Ralph Towner Solo Performances, Sandy Denny and The Strawbs – All Our Own Work, Slayer – Hell Awaits, Zanov – Green Ray Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Lisa Bella Donna, Composer and Synthesist appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Andrew Farriss, Solo Artist and INXS | 06 Feb 2020 | 00:58:16 | |
Episode 6 sees us talk to one of the greatest Australian songwriters in rock history, Andrew Farriss. Both in his current guide as a country artist or as half of the incredible songwriting partnership with Michael Hutchence that led to INXS having worldwide success, Andrew talks gigging, songwriting and of course keyboards! Links to content mentioned during the show: Andrew Farriss – Good Momma Bad Andrew Farriss – Come Midnight Andrew’s keyboards and guitars over the years Beale upright piano – 1950’s Ace Tone portable organ with a wobbly analog tape echo Steinway Model B – 1990, Bluthner grand piano – 1904 Roland SH-7 synth, Roland SH-5 synth Roland TR-707 drum machine Prophet 5 synth Fender Rhodes 73, Wurlitzer piano Emulator 2 sampler Fostex 8 track tape recorder Pro Tools Roland Juno 60 synth Roland MKS 80 & programmer, Roland JV-1080, Roland JV-1010 Fender 1956 strat, 1968 maple Gibson 340 Semi Acoustic elec guitar Maton 808 ACC guitar, Gibson 1947 Southern Jumbo Mesa Tremoverb Lawrie Minson Hand made analog fx pedal Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!)
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| Phillip Golub, Pianist / Composer | 04 May 2024 | 00:52:43 | |
Phillip Golub is a Brooklyn-based pianist, improviser, and composer. We talk on Phillip’s career and his work in transcribing Wayne Shorter’s work, as well as some thoughts on the increasing challenges musicians face industrially. All in all a fascinating chat! To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Phillip’s musical upbringing Establishing a career in music Phillip playing with Layale Chaker and the Sarafand Ensemble Breaking down the binary of composition and improvisation Approaching transcription and realising the work of others Why Phillip prefers Dorico over Sibelius How Phillip came to be the transcriber of Wayne Shorter’s works Attempting to assess Wayne Shorter’s impact on music Phillip Golub – It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas Phillip’s approach to creating music the past decade The importance of working with other people and sustained collaboration Phillip’s work with the Music Worker’s Alliance and the industrial challenges musicians face Session pay versus recording for ‘pizza and beer’ Artificial intelligence and keeping music human Phillip’s favourite non-piano keyboards Phillip’s Pianoteq inspired instrument, the Flexichord How lower quality key beds can be a creative opportunity Tag a Keyboard Player: Dana Saul Desert Island Discs: Junk Magic – Craig Taborn, Silent Tongues – Cecil Taylor, Autotrophs – Cory Smythe, Dusk – Andrew Hill, Open, To Love – Paul Bley, Largo – Brad Mehldau Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Paul Bindig, Echoes of Pink Floyd | 31 Jan 2020 | 00:57:08 | |
Episode 5 involves an interview with Paul Bindig, keyboard player with Echoes of Pink Floyd. We talk everything from the geographical challenges of touring to replicating the work of Pink Floyd.
Links to content mentioned during the show: Here, have a finger bun recipe Desert island discs: Animals (Pink Floyd), Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd), Back in Black (AC/DC), 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 (Midnight Oil) and A Kind of Magic (Queen) Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Paul Bindig, Echoes of Pink Floyd appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Eric Doucet, Carter and the Capitals | 18 Jan 2020 | 00:52:02 | |
Episode 4 sees us move north to Canada, where we speak with Eric Doucet, who is keyboard player with Carter and the Capitals, amongst a range of other projects. We talk on everything from defining jazz-metal to balancing multiple gigs and some interesting desert island discs.
Links to content mentioned during the show: Jim Alfredson Keyboard Rig – Echoes of Pink Floyd Gently Disturbed – Avishai Cohen Trio La vallée des réputations by Jean Leloup Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen – Mo Hippa Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Eric Doucet, Carter and the Capitals appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Ben Lewis, Lt. Dan Band | 01 Jan 2020 | 00:45:30 | |
In Episode 3 we speak with Ben Lewis, a Chicago-based keyboard player covering everything from jazz to country. Aside from his burgeoning solo career, he’s also a key part of Gary Sinise’s Lt. Dan Band, and we cover both aspects and more in our catch-up with Ben. Links to content mentioned during the show: Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Ben Lewis, Lt. Dan Band appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Dave Bryce, Rabbit Valet | 22 Dec 2019 | 00:47:02 | |
In Episode 2 we go to the USA and chat to Dave Bryce who’s a well respected keyboard player (currently with Rabbit Valet), voiceover artist and owner of musicplayer.com. We cover everything from Dave’s history as a player, to this desert island discs. Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Dave Bryce, Rabbit Valet appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Chris Gallagher, Man & The Echo | 13 Dec 2019 | 00:44:14 | |
In our first episode we go to the United Kingdom and chat to Chris Gallagher from Man @ The Echo. As you’ll hear, this is a guy who loves what he does and has put in the hours to make sure he does it well (check out Chris and the band playing a great live set here).
We cover everything from learning Green Onions through to which of the (non-related) Gallagher brothers bothers us the most Don’t forget to click on any of the subscribe links to automatically have each episode download, or just click play on the player above to listen right here. We’re always keen to hear from you: drop us a line via the website, Facebook, or Twitter if you have any feedback or would like to suggest a guest (it can even be yourself!) The post Chris Gallagher, Man & The Echo appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| An Introduction | 07 Dec 2019 | 00:02:04 | |
We’re pleased to get the show on the road with a short introductory episode of the podcast. Episode 1 coming very soon! The post An Introduction appeared first on The Keyboard Chronicles. | |||
| Anna Lapwood, Organist / Conductor / Broadcaster | 21 Apr 2024 | ||
Anna Lapwood is a British organist, conductor, and broadcaster. Currently Director of Music at Pembroke College, Cambridge, Anna has a full schedule as both organist and conductor. We go in-depth in relation to some of the amazing instruments Anna has performed on, as well as a wide-ranging discussion on Anna’s career and the challenges of classical music in the modern era more broadly. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Anna’s musical upbringing First exposure to the organ The approach to intensive practice of up to 8 hours per day Becoming Director of Music at Pembroke College at 21 How teaching music works at Cambridge A week in the life of Anna Lapwood and Pembroke College Developing as a conductor Releasing one’s own work Insights into performance anxiety and ‘getting out of one’s head’ Anna’s love for film music and re-interpreting film music for the organ Anna performs ‘Cornfield Chase’ from the movie Interstellar The power of film music as a ‘gateway’ to classical music Anna explores the Royal Albert Hall Organ The largest organ in the world in Atlantic City USA Macy’s Philadelphia Wanamaker Organ Comparing thoughts on the organ as an instrument now, to when Anna was first introduced to the instrument Anna and Bonobo perform together Thoughts on keeping classical music fresh in the 21st Century and beyond A discussion on organist footwear – Organ Master shoes The Cambridge Organ Experience A tip for young players wanting to work in the music industry Three emerging artists Anna calls out: Toril Azzalini-Machecler, Lucy Walker, Jess Gillam Desert Island Discs: My One and Only Thrill – Melody Gardot, Soundtrack – Pirates of the Caribbean, Metamorphosen – Strauss, Bring Us, O Lord God – Sir William Harris, Intermezzo in A Major – Brahms Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Jim Sheridan, TV Music Producer, Musical Director & Composer | 11 Apr 2024 | ||
Jim Sheridan is a hard keyboard player to quantify, as his career has been incredibly diverse. That said, it’s fair to say he’s a TV production expert from a musical viewpoint, and it’s given him some fascinating perspectives on composition, production and musicianship. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): The process of refining 1400+ songs for a season of the show The joy of working with Randy Jackson The intensity of workflow during production of a season of Name That Tune Jim on the Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy Jim’s (non) musical upbringing, teaching himself to play and his unexpected first audition The iconic Roland D50 Digital Native Dance Spyder Simpson – He’s a Businessman Jim performing with Linda Martin in 1995 Why Jim won’t have a bad word said against pop stars Jedward Jedward go acoustic on the Late Late Show Moving into TV work Learning and doing TV composition, and what killed it as a viable career Becoming a TV house band musical director Jim and his house band on Tubridy Tonight Michael Fassbender singing Twist and Shout Guns, late nights and a train wreck performance worthy of nightmares Russell Crowe performs on the Late Late Show Jim with Sinead O’Connor – For One Night Only Desert Island Discs: Trevor Horn Reimagines The Eighties – Trevor Horn, The Nightfly – Donald Fagen, Hejira- Joni Mitchell, West Side Story – Leonard Bernstein, Film Music Collection – Ennio Morricone Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| David Ryshpan, Vox Sambou / Trio Bruxo | 29 Mar 2024 | ||
David Ryshpan is a multifaceted Canadian musician whose talents extend to being a pianist, keyboardist, composer, arranger, and DJ. Born in Toronto. David has collaborated with a range of artists, including the likes of Vox Sambou, Jorge Ben Jor, and Trio Bruxo, showcasing his versatility across different musical landscapes. We go from Beijing to Brazil in this discussion, with a side-trip to Tokyo, hope you enjoy it. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Getting into jazz at the age of 9 Playing matinee gigs at The Rex as a teenager Dave Brubeck – Strange Meadow Lark Jeff Johnston – McGill University David’s technique and why it was less than optimal David’s video on avoiding the ‘chicken dance’ with keyboard fingering Indigone Trio – Tonglen On developing a passion for Brazilian Jazz The Banff Centre Jazz & Sonic Arts residency Djavan – Tem Boi na Linha Jorge Ben Jor David performing with Jorge Ben Jor 2013 David at Blue Note Tokyo with Jorge Ben Jor 2014 Working with Vox Sambou Vox Sambou at Rio das Ostras Jazz & Blues festival 2019 The amazing Oktoecho Oktoecho – Transcestral Trio Bruxo in actionTag a Keyboard Player: Ric’key Pageot; Camille Gélinas (www.instagram.com/cam.geli); David Osei-Afrifa (www.instagram.com/david.osei.afrifa) Desert Island Discs: Herbie Hancock – Thrust; Stevie Wonder – Innervisions; Willie Colón & Ruben Blades – Siembra; Djavan – Alumbramento; Guillermo Klein – Carrera Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Mikey Rowe, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds / Oasis | 16 Mar 2024 | 01:09:02 | |
Mikey Rowe is keyboardist for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. Rowe’s musical journey with Noel Gallagher extends beyond the High Flying Birds. He was also a part of Oasis and has an incredibly extensive session and recording career, which we discuss in some depth. And then there’s the train wreck story… A huge thanks to Mikey for his time! To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Mikey’s past 6-12 months with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds How the High Flying Birds gig came about Recording process with Noel and the High Flying Birds MD role and prepping for translating the new recorded work into the live environment Getting the gig with Oasis Mikey with Oasis on MTV Unplugged – Listen Up Mikey’s approach to covering the huge Oasis / Gallagher back catalogue Mikey’s Mainstage rig Mikey’s home studio setup Working with The Amorphous Androgynous and Future Sound of London Working with Stevie Nicks Stevie Nicks – In Your Dreams Mikey playing with Sheryl Crow – My Favourite Mistake On not reading music and working with other great musicians Playing with David Gilmour on Rattle That Lock Mikey playing David Gilmour’s song Today Why Mikey thinks he didn’t do a great job on the David Gilmour session Talking Hammonds and Leslies with Prince Working with Keith Richards and Mick Jagger Mikey with Sheryl Crow and Keith Richards – Happy Mikey’s Train Wreck Mikey with Rachel Stamp – Hey Hey Michael You’re Really Fantastic Tag a Keyboard Player: Roger Manning Desert Island Discs: OK Computer – Radiohead, In It For The Money – Supergrass, Matador – Gaz Coombes, Sea Change – Beck, A Hard Day’s Night – The Beatles A brief chat on Slade Mikey and Noel Gallagher perform Dead in the Water Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Mark Shusterman, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats | 04 Mar 2024 | ||
Mark Shusterman is the keyboardist for Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. We cover his journey with that outfit as well as his other projects and diverse musical history. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Mark’s musical upbringing Constellations band The Blue Rider – Year of the Horse Mark’s love of the Rhodes and other go-to keyboards Meeting Nathaniel Rateliff Mark with The Night Sweats on Jimmy Fallon Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – I Need Never Get Old The role of perfectionism and the band’s output Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats at Farm Aid 2023 – Time Makes Fools Mark’s keyboard rig with The Night Sweats The importance of backing vocals and harmonies Amlamas – Electric Eyes Mark’s favourite keyboards Guidance for those entering the industry and pitfalls to avoid Tag a Keyboard Player: Jackie Miclau Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Buy My Round Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – What If I with Phil Cook Desert Island Discs: Maggot Brain – Funkadelic, Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots – The Flaming Lips, Music for 18 Musicians – Steve Reich, Drukqs – Aphex Twin, Aquemini – Outkast. Pimp your band t-shirt: Light in the Black (Canada) Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| James Prime, Deacon Blue | 22 Feb 2024 | ||
Jim Prime has been Deacon Blue’s keyboard player for decades, and that alone is a great reason to spend some serious time with him. Add in his other playing credits with other artists (John Martyn, Johnny Hallyday), his sense of humour and some of the best anecdotes we’ve heard, and you’ve got an interview for the ages. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Jim in recent action and a tour of his keyboard rig Deacon Blue in full flight live Jim’s musical upbringing Altered Images – Don’t Talk To Me About Love Taking two Oberheim OB-X synths on tour Learning how a show works thanks to community theatre Working with John Martyn Fear, alcohol and drugs: leaving the music industry Meeting Ricky Ross and formation of Deacon Blue Dealing with fear and imposter syndrome The power of collaboration to defeat procrastination Getting back to basics and being inspired by traditional Scottish music Margaret Urlich – Number One Working with ‘France’s Elvis’, Johnny Hallyday Jim playing live with, and being introduced by Johnny Hallyday Working on The Big Picnic (watch it here) Teaching at the University of the West of Scotland Tag a Keyboard Player: Chuck Leavell, Dave Stewart Desert Island Discs: Aja – Steely Dan, The Best of Earth, Wind & Fire Vol. 1 – Earth Wind & Fire, Second Helping – Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blue – Joni Mitchell, The Last Record Album – Little Feat. Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Damon McMahon, Keyboardist and Industry Expert | 13 Feb 2024 | ||
Damon McMahon is an Australian-based keyboard player and former musical instrument industry professional who has a fascinating history of playing and living in other countries, including China, Singapore and Japan. We cover Damon’s interesting history in music and also engage in some music industry chat. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Damon’s musical ‘residency’ in Shanghai, China Playing in a four-piece band in Singapore Two and a half years playing in Japan athe Osaka Hilton Playing in Thailand Playing on the night of an earthquake in Osaka, Japan. The mature taste in music of the Japanese people Playing ABBA in China Working for Roland Corp. The Osaka Blue Note Joe Sample at the Blue Note Osaka 1995 Even politicians don’t understand not to talk at you while you’re playing… (and no, it wasn’t Anthony Albanese) Working for Yamaha Music Australia Working for Casio’s Australian distributor Differences between Yamaha, Roland and Casio’s approach Damon’s favourite keyboards A case in support of the arranger keyboard Damon’s guitar player-related train wreck Desert Island Discs: Here Come D’boogie Man – Herbie Marks, Jarreau – Al Jarreau, Johnnie B. Bad – Johnnie Johnson, Original Soundtrack – Rebel, Natural Wonder – Stevie Wonder Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Felix Bornholdt, Lime Cordiale / Bike Thief / Solo Artist | 01 Sep 2024 | ||
Felix Bornholdt is a New Zealand-born pianist and composer, known for his active involvement in the Australian improvised music scene and as a member (until recently) of the band Lime Cordiale. He has a rich musical background, influenced by a diverse range of genres from ECM and Bach to avant-garde jazz, which he was exposed to during his childhood. Bornholdt’s career highlights include extensive touring across the USA, Europe, and the UK, and the release of his debut solo piano album, Man Overboard, in June 2023. We chatted with Felix just a few days before he announced his (amicable) departure from Lime Cordiale. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Felix’s musical upbringing Mike Nock – Ondas Moving to Australia and studying jazz Joining Lime Cordiale Felix’s touring rig with Lime Cordiale Felix in action with Lime Cordiale Felix’s solo piano album – Man Overboard Tag a Keyboard Player: Novak Manojlovic Desert Island Discs: Mutable Set – Blake Mills, The Koln Concert – Keith Jarrett, The Mysterious Production of Eggs – Andrew Bird, Tribalistas – Tribalistas, A Kind of Blue – Miles Davis Cover graphic taken by the amazing Vasili Papathanasopoulos via Felix’s Instagram account Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Sarah Belle Reid, Performer – Composer | 27 Jan 2024 | ||
Most of our guests are hard to pigeon-hole, but none moreso than Sarah Belle Reid. We delve into Sarah’s fascinating work in modular synthesis, composition and even take a few detours into academia and virtual reality. If you’ve ever thought about learning or jumping into modular synthesis, Sarah has some great guidance as well. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Sarah’s musical upbringing Learning trumpet and piano classicly and the transition to experimental / electronic music Dealing with anxiety and ‘stage fright’ in performance Discovering and loving modular synthesis The challenge of learning modular synthesis Learn more about the MIGSI (Minimally Invasive Gesture Sensing Interface) Group education and mentoring of synthesis students (you can check out Sarah’s course here) Dealing with doubts about musical training and ability Not getting caught up in genre The Imaginative Listening Project Sonic Meditations by Pauline Oliveros An esoteric discussion on virtual spaces, music and future predictions Alternatives to musical notation Sarah’s own creative output – check out Sarah’s discography here Virtual modular synth platform: VCV Rack Sarah’s free VCV Rack course Tag a Keyboard Player: Todd Barton Desert Island Discs: Self-titled – Doc Cheatham and Nicholas Payton, Not In Our Name – Charlie Haden, Electronic Works 1958-1995 – Else Marie Pade Pimp your Band T-Shirt: Spit Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Robert Walter, The Greyboy Allstars / Roger Waters | 20 Jan 2024 | ||
Aside from his founding role with The Greyboy Allstars and his recent tour with Roger Waters, Robert Walter has had an incredibly diverse career as a performer and composer. We cover it all as well as some great guidance for newer players and some great Desert Island Disc picks. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Robert’s musical upbringing Forming The Greyboy Allstars Robert and The Greyboy Allstars in action live – December’s Bicycle Discovering a passion for the Hammond B3 Forming Robert Walter’s 20th Congress Robert Walter’s 20th Congress in action live Get a taste of Robert’s Aquarium Drunkard Lagniappe Session (Vol. 3) Securing the gig with Roger Waters Robert in action with Roger Waters during 2023 – Sheep Great Gig in the Sky – The Dark Side of the Moon Redux Approach to dual keyboard players on the Roger Waters tour, with Jon Carin Experience of playing huge, immersive Roger Waters shows Film / TV composition work What Robert has learned from others and what guidance he’d pass on Robert’s train wreck stories x 2 Tag a Keyboard Player: John Medeski, Jon Carin, John Gros Desert Island Discs: Thrust – Herbie Hancock, Waiting for Columbus – Little Feat, Dr John’s Gumbo – Dr John, Straight Life – Freddie Hubbard, Organ Grinder Swing – Jimmy Smith Pimp Your Band T-Shirt – Basler Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Jamie Hilboldt, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap | 13 Jan 2024 | ||
Jamie Hilboldt has been the go-to keys man for a range of artists from The Funk Brothers to his current long-term gig with the iconic Gary Puckett & The Union Gap. We cover Jamie’s career and his approach to playing and performing songs that are ingrained into the fabric of popular music. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Jamie’s musical upbringing and inspirations Touring with show bands Maintaining motivation and equilibrium playing 6 nights a week Playing at The White House Playing Beehive – The ’60’s Musical Legends in Concert and becoming MD Auditioning for Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Woodshedding Gary Puckett’s music for first tour Jamie in action with Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Using MainStage Working with The Funk Bros Working with Archie Bell and The Drells Working on the Janis Joplin musical (Love, Janis) Being married to a keyboard player / pianist Jamie’s go-to keybooards Some great guidance to those wanting to break into the industry When Tom Schuman from Spyro Gyra turns up at your gig Playing at The White House Tag a Keyboard Player: George Duke Desert Island Discs (artists chosen by Jamie, some albums chosen by host): Guardian of the Light – George Duke, Head Hunters, Herbie Hancock, ‘Flicted – Bruce Hornsby, Hermit of Mink Hollow – Todd Rundgren. Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Grant Larcom, Postmodern Jukebox | 07 Jan 2024 | ||
Grant Larcom is one of the stellar stable of keyboard players with Postmodern Jukebox. We talk on his amazing ride with that outfit as well as his other projects and future plans. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Grant’s musical upbringing Working as a ‘lobby pianist’ in Nashville Freelancing on Fiverr Getting the gig with Postmodern Jukebox Preparing for the first PMJ tour Playing the first PMJ gig Effie Passero and Postmodern Jukebox perform Hallelujah Working as a piano tuner between PMJ tours Tag a Keyboard Player: Eric Barfield Desert Island Discs: Nevermind – Nirvana, Facelift – Alice in Chains, any Oscar Peterson album (we’ve chosen Oscar Peterson Plays the George Gershwin Songbook), Core – Stone Temple Pilots, Pendulum – Creedence Clearwater Revival Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Franz Nicolay, The Hold Steady | 28 Dec 2023 | ||
Franz Nicolay plays piano, accordion and pretty much anything with keys for a wide range of projects including The Hold Steady and cabaret-punk orchestra World/Inferno Friendship Society as well as his own burgeoning solo career. We talk on all that in addition to his output as an author (see links below). This is one wide ranging chat we hope you’ll enjoy a great deal. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Franz’s past 12 months Franz’s most recent solo album – New River Seeking the challenge of being more exposed Franz’s musical upbringing The World / Inferno Friendship Society Guignol – Bad Day at the U.N. Anti-Social Music – Anti-Social Wedding Music Voltaire – The Black Labyrinth Experience of being in highly democratic bands Franz’s upcoming book – Band People Humorless Ladies of Border Control and Someone Should Pay For Your Pain (check both of them out here) Rebecca West – Black Lamb and Grey Falcon Joining The Hold Steady Franz live with The Hold Steady in 2023 The Hold Steady – Sideways Skull The Hold Steady – Don’t Let Me Explode The Hold Steady – Chicago Seemed Tired Last Night The Hold Steady – Navy Sheets The Hold Steady – Heavy Covenant (featuring some old soviet synth samples) Franz’s rig with The Hold Steady Tag a Keyboard Player: Garth Hudson, Geraint Watkins, Bob Andrews, Scott Thurston, Terry Adams, Ted Bois Desert Island Discs: Mercury – American Music Club, The Ellington Suites – Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, The Band – The Band, Live at Montreaux – Andrew Hill, Fourth Symphony (Live) – Charles Ives Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| The Century Retrospective Episode | 10 Dec 2023 | 01:28:16 | |
In this episode, we celebrate the 100th episode of the Keyboard Chronicles podcast. We discuss the behind-the-scenes process of producing a podcast and share our top five guests. other notable guests, discuss our favorite interviews, most popular audio and video episodes, and our bucket list guests. We also talk on our plans for 2024 and of course YOU, without whom this show would not be here. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Producing a podcast and what we’ve learned Top five guests (Paul) Top five guests (David) Honorable mentions Top 5 most popular audio episodes Top 5 most popular video episodes Paul’s bucket list guests David’s bucket list guests i Most commonly cited album by guests when picking their top 5. What’s coming in 2024 Thank yous Outtakes Volume 1 Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Morris Hayes, Prince / New Power Generation (Part 2) | 02 Dec 2023 | 00:50:14 | |
We catch up with Morris Hayes to talk about his incredible career to date, including not only his amazing time with Prince, but his diverse production career and great insights on touring and playing. In this second instalment (Part 1 is here) we cover some iconic Prince gigs, a train wreck story that will turn your blood to ice water, hanging with Herbie Hancock and a great deal more. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Maintaining a long term successful musical relationship with Prince Recollection on the 2007 Superbowl performance and playing in the rain with a keyboard rig Check out the 2007 Superbowl Performance for yourself MD’ing the Prince Tribute Continuing NPG after Prince’s death When Alicia Keys sits next to you on a piano stool Hanging with Herbie Hancock An emotional moment with Stevie Wonder in lead up to the Prince tribute concert Morris with Kanye West and Prince in Sweden Morris with Bono and Prince – The Cross Morris’ two great train wreck stories Morris and Prince on Letterman – Dolphin How to create great brass sounds on a synth (thanks to Frank, Niagara Falls, NY for the question) Morris Master Class in Keyboard Magazine (thanks to Walter from Guatemala City, Guatamala for the comment) Desert Island Discs: Sign ‘O’ The Times – Prince, Songs in the Key of Life – Stevie Wonder, Innervisions – Stevie Wonder, Double Vision – Bob James and David Sanborn, Raise! – Earth, Wind and Fire. Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Morris Hayes, Prince / New Power Generation (Part 1) | 26 Nov 2023 | ||
We catch up with Morris Hayes to talk about his incredible career to date, including not only his amazing time with Prince, but his diverse production career and great insights on touring and playing. In this first part we cover Morris’ development as musician, his entry into the orbit of Prince and his approach to becoming an effective musical director and collaborator for the New Power Generation. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): It’s been a busy year: Morris’ projects during 2023 Growing up in Jefferson, Arkansas USA ‘Faking’ one’s way into a first band An early gig with (Gubernatorial candidate) Bill Clinton The Bizness band Meeting The Time George Clinton scene in Graffiti Bridge Working as a production assistant at Paisley Park Forming and playing with G Sharp & The Edge: Prince’s house band at Glam Slam Morris catching Prince’s attention with his synth tech Morris’ first (and very short) face-to-face meeting with Prince First conversations with Prince Morris in Brownmark’s Bang Bang Playing at Glam Slam with Prince in the audience Touring with Carmen Electra as support on Prince’s Diamonds and Pearls Tour Learning from Prince on structuring a great performance On joining New Power Generation Wood-shedding Prince’s songs on short notice Keyboards used in NPG and programming a Roland D50 Being inspired by Eric Persing and Spectrasonics, Marcus Ryle, Michael Boddicker, Bo Tomlyn Developing a collaborative relationship with Prince as musical director Rehearsal process with Prince and NPG Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Kevin Gastonguay, Cory Wong / Solo Artist | 18 Nov 2023 | ||
Kevin Gastonguay is a pianist and composer from Minnesota and now based in Nashville. Kevin has gained has gained well-deserved recognition for his work with jazz guitarist Cory Wong, with whom he records and tours internationally. In addition to his collaborations with Wong, Kevin has played in a range of bands and continues to release his own work regularly. All of this and more is covered in this episode so enjoy! To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Kevin’s past year of touring and moving to Nashville Kevin in action in France on the most recent Cory Wong tour Kevin’s musical upbringing The Minneapolis music scene One example of an amazing Kevin Gastonguay solo Playing in Dr Mambo’s Combo Kevin in action with Dr Mambo’s Combo Kevin playing with Nooky Jones Kevin’s song Busted Toof with New Sound Underground Kevin’s hot tip for sleeping better on tour Working with the band Pizza Coupon Joining / evolving with Cory Wong Approach to working up songs and performing them when on tour with Cory Wong Tour of Kevin’s home studio keyboard rig Thoughts on Nord Stage 4 Kevin Gastonguay – I Wear My Face on My Head Kevin Gastonguay – Last Place Dreamer Kevin Gastonguay – Legend of the Vigilant Cranes Tag a Keyboard Player: Larry Goldings (definitely on our bucket list – please consider us Larry!) Desert Island Discs: Largo – Brad Mehldau, Flood – Herbie Hancock, Heavy Weather – Weather Report Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Darryl Beaton, Jessica Mauboy / Delta Goodrem / Guy Sebastian | 05 Nov 2023 | 01:04:12 | |
Darryl Beaton has already had an incredible career as a keyboard player, singer and musical director, and he’s just getting started. We talk with Darryl on his career to date, his take on the ups and downs of TV-based musical direction and a whole bunch more including one hell of a Stevie Wonder anecdote! To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Working with Delta Goodrem Darryl in action with Delta Goodrem Darryl’s keyboard rig with Delta Goodrem Darryl’s musical upbringing and Mrs Parsons the amazing piano teacher The challenging early years of being a professional musician Darryl in action with Human Nature Working with Kanye West and observing his work ethic Darryl in action on Australian Idol The specific challenges of working on a show like Australian Idol A typical day on Australian Idol Challenging the stereotypes around singers and musicians on ‘talent shows’ Working with Jess Mauboy Darryl in action with Jess Mauboy Darryl in action as solo artist Darryl Beaton Band live in Japan How time in West Africa changed Darryl’s view of music (and life) Thoughts for younger players entering the music industry Tag a Keyboard Player: PJ Morton Desert Island Discs: Innervisions – Stevie Wonder, Bring on the Night – Sting, Live at The Bitter End 1971 – Donny Hathaway, Weekend in L.A. – George Benson, How I Got Over … Songs That Carried Us – Smokie Norful. HOnourable mentions for Whispering Jack and Age of Reason – John Farnham, and Matchbook – Ian Moss. Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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| Mike Mangan, The Cult / Glenn Hughes / Big Organ Trio / The Keef Richards | 25 Aug 2024 | ||
Mike Mangan is an American musician known for his skills on the Hammond B3 Organ. Aside from playing keyboards for The Cult, Mike also leads his own bands, (Big Organ Trio and Rebel House Radio), and has been part of Glenn Hughes’ band, The Keef Richards and much more. To listen / watch:
Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab): Mike’s musical upbringing Bob Kames and ‘Dance Little Bird’ (Chicken Dance) Developing a love for the Hammond Organ Moving to LA and the ‘Leave It To Beaver’ connection Forming Big Organ Trio Big Organ Trio in action: Dragon’s Triangle Working with Glenn Hughes and the Secret Society of Glenn Hughes Organ Players with Lachy Doley and Bob Fridzema Mike in action with Kings of Chaos When Billy Gibbons plays your B3 Joining The Cult and ‘filling sonic spaces’ Mike in action with The Cult, 2023 Mike with The Cult – American Horse Mike’s B3 organ outro on The Cult – The Witch Opening for Dr Lonnie Smith and Ken Rich saving the day The aging of the B3 tech support workforce Opening for Robby Krieger Lending your B3 to Bernie Worrell When Keith Emerson turns up to your organ trio gig Mike and Keith Emerson jam together Shout out by Mike to Luke Jones at CV Keyboards Mike with The Keef Richards band – I Want You (She’s So Heavy) Desert Island Discs: Live! – Brother Jack McDuff, Black and Blue – Gene Harris Quartet, Brothers and Sisters – The Allman Brothers Band, In Step – Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Are You Experienced – Jimi Hendrix Key links: Buy some keyboard related merchandise
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