http://www.odeo.com/channels/102974-Everyday-Companion-Podcast TedRockwell no Select live performances of Widespread Panic and related music. Each week we try to bring you the interesting and the amazing from our large collection of live Widespread Panic. Select live performances of Widespread Panic and related music. Each week we try to bring you the interesting and the amazing from our large collection of live Widespread Panic. Live Widespread Panic music from the library of the Everyday Companion. en 40 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:29:49 -0700 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:29:49 -0700 Music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25368618-PaniCast-69-Vinyl-Origins-Part-2 This 'cast continues to explore the influences of Widespread Panic's music. Michael Stanley's second solo album, Friends and Legends, is featured prominently this time around. The band Stanley was playing with on this album was a who's who of mid-seventies rock; Dan Fogelberg, Richie Furay, David Sanborn, Bill Szymczyk, and Joe Walsh (AND his band Barnstorm). J. Geils even got in on the act by producing the saxophone tracks. It also was produced in my current stomping grounds of Colorado... Let's Get the Show on the Road is one of my favorite Panic covers and Funky is the Drummer is a crazy jam/rap that JB has slipped into a couple of times. I really had alot of fun putting this one together - turn it up and invite the friends over... and tear the roof of the sucker! Let's Get the Show on the Road Michael Stanley from the album "Friends and Legends" She Caught the Katy Albert King from the album "Lovejoy" Funky is the Drummer Michael Stanleyfrom the album "Friends and Legends" Give ... This 'cast continues to explore the influences of Widespread Panic's music. Michael Stanley's second solo album, Friends and Legends, is featured prominently this time around. The band Stanley was playing with on this album was a who's who of mid-seventies rock; Dan Fogelberg, Richie Furay, David Sanborn, Bill Szymczyk, and Joe Walsh (AND his band Barnstorm). J. Geils even got in on the act by producing the saxophone tracks. It also was produced in my current stomping grounds of Colorado... Let's Get the Show on the Road is one of my favorite Panic covers and Funky is the Drummer is a crazy jam/rap that JB has slipped into a couple of times. I really had alot of fun putting this one together - turn it up and invite the friends over... and tear the roof of the sucker! Let's Get the Show on the Road Michael Stanley from the album "Friends and Legends" She Caught the Katy Albert King from the album "Lovejoy" Funky is the Drummer Michael Stanleyfrom the album "Friends and Legends" Give up the Funk (Tear the Roof of the Sucker) Parliament from the album "Mothership Connection" Wang Dang Doodle Koko Taylor from the album "The Earthshaker" Can't Find My Way Home Blind Faith from the album "Blind Faith" Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning Hot Tuna from the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down" Knocking 'round the Zoo James Taylor and the Original Flying Machine from the album "James Taylor and the Original Flying Machine" Shouldn't Have Took More than You Gave Dave Mason from the album "Alone Together" Tipitina Professor Longhair from the album "New Orleans Piano" John's Other Hot Tunafrom the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down" Just Like a Woman Bob Dylan from the album "Blonde on Blonde" Spoonful Willie Dixon from the album "I am the Blues" Glad Traffic from the album " John Barleycorn Must Die" Let's Get it On Marvin Gaye from the album "Let's Get it On" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #69 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This 'cast continues to explore the influences of Widespread Panic's music. Michael Stanley's second solo album, Friends and Legends, is featured prominently this time around. The band Stanley was playing with on this album was a who's who of mid-seventies rock; Dan Fogelberg, Richie Furay, David Sanborn, Bill Szymczyk, and Joe Walsh (AND his band Barnstorm). J. Geils even got in on the act by producing the saxophone tracks. It also was produced in my current stomping grounds of Colorado... Let's Get the Show on the Road is one of my favorite Panic covers and Funky is the Drummer is a crazy jam/rap that JB has slipped into a couple of times. I really had alot of fun putting this one together - turn it up and invite the friends over... and tear the roof of the sucker! Let's Get the Show on the Road Michael Stanley from the album "Friends and Legends" She Caught the Katy Albert King from the album "Lovejoy" Funky is the Drummer Michael Stanleyfrom the album "Friends and Legends" Give up the Funk (Tear the Roof of the Sucker) Parliament from the album "Mothership Connection" Wang Dang Doodle Koko Taylor from the album "The Earthshaker" Can't Find My Way Home Blind Faith from the album "Blind Faith" Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning Hot Tuna from the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down" Knocking 'round the Zoo James Taylor and the Original Flying Machine from the album "James Taylor and the Original Flying Machine" Shouldn't Have Took More than You Gave Dave Mason from the album "Alone Together" Tipitina Professor Longhair from the album "New Orleans Piano" John's Other Hot Tunafrom the album "First Pull Up, The Pull Down" Just Like a Woman Bob Dylan from the album "Blonde on Blonde" Spoonful Willie Dixon from the album "I am the Blues" Glad Traffic from the album " John Barleycorn Must Die" Let's Get it On Marvin Gaye from the album "Let's Get it On" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #69 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-24,25368618 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:29:49 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25189476-PaniCast-68-The-Vinyl-Origins-part-1 Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I'v... Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I've got 4 working turntables and a whole bunch of vinyl.... As I was flipping through stacks of worn sleeves in the bins of Albums on the Hill and Twist and Shout I found myself meditating on how vinyl was heavily influential on generations of musicians. Rediscovering how the long format of an LP made each side of an album an event. Ruminating on how the ultimate expression of a musical artist's mastery (or indulgence) was the 'concept album.' The experience of listening to a vinyl album requires an immersion in the experience:Interpreting album art,removing the disc from the sleeve,placing it on the spindle,gently resting the needle down,hear the familiar crackle of dust and vinyl,the anticipation of the fist sounds of the first song.... Take a moment to think about the last time you pressed a single button to listen to your music. Widespread is well known for their covers versions of songs... Songs that the band members would have experienced for the first time on vinyl. SO why not a "Panic Covers and Influences" podcast taken directly from the vinyl sources?!? Without further ado I present to you various covers and influences recorded directly from albums in my collection... Savor Jingo Santana from the album "Santana" Are You Ready for the Country? Neil Young from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" Superstition Stevie Wonder from the album "Talking Book" Starship Trooper 1. Life Seeker 2. Disillusion 3. Würm Yes from the album "The Yes Album" Space Truckin' Deep Purple from the album "Machine Head" Pretty Love Tractor from the album "Athens, GA. - Inside/Out (soundtrack)" For What It's Worth Mr. Soul Buffalo Springfield from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" All Along the Watchtower Bob Dylan from the album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" I Wish Stevie Wonder from the album "Songs in the Key of Life" Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man Hot Tuna from the album "Hoppkorv" Dirty Business New Riders of the Purple Sage from the album "New Riders of the Purple Sage" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #68 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I've got 4 working turntables and a whole bunch of vinyl.... As I was flipping through stacks of worn sleeves in the bins of Albums on the Hill and Twist and Shout I found myself meditating on how vinyl was heavily influential on generations of musicians. Rediscovering how the long format of an LP made each side of an album an event. Ruminating on how the ultimate expression of a musical artist's mastery (or indulgence) was the 'concept album.' The experience of listening to a vinyl album requires an immersion in the experience:Interpreting album art,removing the disc from the sleeve,placing it on the spindle,gently resting the needle down,hear the familiar crackle of dust and vinyl,the anticipation of the fist sounds of the first song.... Take a moment to think about the last time you pressed a single button to listen to your music. Widespread is well known for their covers versions of songs... Songs that the band members would have experienced for the first time on vinyl. SO why not a "Panic Covers and Influences" podcast taken directly from the vinyl sources?!? Without further ado I present to you various covers and influences recorded directly from albums in my collection... Savor Jingo Santana from the album "Santana" Are You Ready for the Country? Neil Young from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" Superstition Stevie Wonder from the album "Talking Book" Starship Trooper 1. Life Seeker 2. Disillusion 3. Würm Yes from the album "The Yes Album" Space Truckin' Deep Purple from the album "Machine Head" Pretty Love Tractor from the album "Athens, GA. - Inside/Out (soundtrack)" For What It's Worth Mr. Soul Buffalo Springfield from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" All Along the Watchtower Bob Dylan from the album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" I Wish Stevie Wonder from the album "Songs in the Key of Life" Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man Hot Tuna from the album "Hoppkorv" Dirty Business New Riders of the Purple Sage from the album "New Riders of the Purple Sage" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #68 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-26,25189476 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 08:00:44 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast pretty, superstition, all along the watchtower, bowlegged woman, mr. soul, jingo jam, dirty business, are you ready for the country, space truckin', i wish http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25188516-PaniCast-68-The-Vinyl-Origins-part-1 Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I'v... Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I've got 4 working turntables and a whole bunch of vinyl.... As I was flipping through stacks of worn sleeves in the bins of Albums on the Hill and Twist and Shout I found myself meditating on how vinyl was heavily influential on generations of musicians. Rediscovering how the long format of an LP made each side of an album an event. Ruminating on how the ultimate expression of a musical artist's mastery (or indulgence) was the 'concept album.' The experience of listening to a vinyl album requires an immersion in the experience:Interpreting album art,removing the disc from the sleeve,placing it on the spindle,gently resting the needle down,hear the familiar crackle of dust and vinyl,the anticipation of the fist sounds of the first song.... Take a moment to think about the last time you pressed a single button to listen to your music. Widespread is well known for their covers versions of songs... Songs that the band members would have experienced for the first time on vinyl. SO why not a "Panic Covers and Influences" podcast taken directly from the vinyl sources?!? Without further ado I present to you various covers and influences recorded directly from albums in my collection... Savor Jingo Santana from the album "Santana" Are You Ready for the Country? Neil Young from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" Superstition Stevie Wonder from the album "Talking Book" Starship Trooper 1. Life Seeker 2. Disillusion 3. Würm Yes from the album "The Yes Album" Space Truckin' Deep Purple from the album "Machine Head" Pretty Love Tractor from the album "Athens, GA. - Inside/Out (soundtrack)" For What It's Worth Mr. Soul Buffalo Springfield from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" All Along the Watchtower Bob Dylan from the album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" I Wish Stevie Wonder from the album "Songs in the Key of Life" Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man Hot Tuna from the album "Hoppkorv" Dirty Business New Riders of the Purple Sage from the album "New Riders of the Purple Sage" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #68 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Hi, yes, it's me again.Should I address the fact I haven't done a broadcast in a long, long, long time? Let's see if I can pick up where I left off. One open item:I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE the archive project that has been started by Horace Moore and the band (and Chris Rabold). This is a worthy project and one that every one of you should be helping support by purchasing the releases. September 8, 1997 is an amazing show and should will be one of the greatest Spreadhead stocking stuffers in recent memory. The archive project is depending on us, the fans, for it's success. By supporting the project through your purchase of an archive recording you are ensuring that MORE MORE MORE archives are released in the future. And who knows, perhaps the next release will be the one you've been wishing for! Now let's get down to business During the time you last heard from me I was bitten by a musical bug - the vinyl bug. Last October I found a working turntable and about 20 albums. Today I've got 4 working turntables and a whole bunch of vinyl.... As I was flipping through stacks of worn sleeves in the bins of Albums on the Hill and Twist and Shout I found myself meditating on how vinyl was heavily influential on generations of musicians. Rediscovering how the long format of an LP made each side of an album an event. Ruminating on how the ultimate expression of a musical artist's mastery (or indulgence) was the 'concept album.' The experience of listening to a vinyl album requires an immersion in the experience:Interpreting album art,removing the disc from the sleeve,placing it on the spindle,gently resting the needle down,hear the familiar crackle of dust and vinyl,the anticipation of the fist sounds of the first song.... Take a moment to think about the last time you pressed a single button to listen to your music. Widespread is well known for their covers versions of songs... Songs that the band members would have experienced for the first time on vinyl. SO why not a "Panic Covers and Influences" podcast taken directly from the vinyl sources?!? Without further ado I present to you various covers and influences recorded directly from albums in my collection... Savor Jingo Santana from the album "Santana" Are You Ready for the Country? Neil Young from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" Superstition Stevie Wonder from the album "Talking Book" Starship Trooper 1. Life Seeker 2. Disillusion 3. Würm Yes from the album "The Yes Album" Space Truckin' Deep Purple from the album "Machine Head" Pretty Love Tractor from the album "Athens, GA. - Inside/Out (soundtrack)" For What It's Worth Mr. Soul Buffalo Springfield from the album "Journey Through the Past (soundtrack)" All Along the Watchtower Bob Dylan from the album "Bob Dylan at Budokan" I Wish Stevie Wonder from the album "Songs in the Key of Life" Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man Hot Tuna from the album "Hoppkorv" Dirty Business New Riders of the Purple Sage from the album "New Riders of the Purple Sage" DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #68 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25188516 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 23:22:50 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast pretty, superstition, all along the watchtower, bowlegged woman, mr. soul, jingo jam, dirty business, are you ready for the country, space truckin', i wish http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185111-PaniCast-67-Chasing-your-own-Tail Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as ... Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as the first set... well worth the effort. Walk On Chilly - does it get any more quintessential than that?? And we finish the aforementioned Gradle - JB solo acoustic, pouring his emotions into the rendition. Make sure to check out the Flash player for streaming the 'cast - you have to let the entire 'cast preload before playing, but it should be worth the wait. Any how, let me know what you think...Many thanks to Steve Bullock for his help with that player. November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Rebirtha Party at Your Mama's House Help Me Somebody Encore #1: Can't Find My Way Home April 21, 1996Boalsburg, PA Porch Song The Take Out Tall Boy Driving Song Hope in a Hopeless World Driving Song Breathing Slow Walk On Chilly Water November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Encore #2:John Bell solo acousticGradle DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #67 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as the first set... well worth the effort. Walk On Chilly - does it get any more quintessential than that?? And we finish the aforementioned Gradle - JB solo acoustic, pouring his emotions into the rendition. Make sure to check out the Flash player for streaming the 'cast - you have to let the entire 'cast preload before playing, but it should be worth the wait. Any how, let me know what you think...Many thanks to Steve Bullock for his help with that player. November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Rebirtha Party at Your Mama's House Help Me Somebody Encore #1: Can't Find My Way Home April 21, 1996Boalsburg, PA Porch Song The Take Out Tall Boy Driving Song Hope in a Hopeless World Driving Song Breathing Slow Walk On Chilly Water November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Encore #2:John Bell solo acousticGradle DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #67 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-12-07,24185111 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 09:53:09 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast walk on, driving song, breathing slow, chilly water, porch song, rebirtha, cfmwh, tall boy, the take out, party at your mama's house, gradle, hope in a hopeless world, help me somebody http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23718557-PaniCast-67-Chasing-your-own-Tail Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as ... Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as the first set... well worth the effort. Walk On Chilly - does it get any more quintessential than that?? And we finish the aforementioned Gradle - JB solo acoustic, pouring his emotions into the rendition. Make sure to check out the Flash player for streaming the 'cast - you have to let the entire 'cast preload before playing, but it should be worth the wait. Any how, let me know what you think...Many thanks to Steve Bullock for his help with that player. November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Rebirtha Party at Your Mama's House Help Me Somebody Encore #1: Can't Find My Way Home April 21, 1996Boalsburg, PA Porch Song The Take Out Tall Boy Driving Song Hope in a Hopeless World Driving Song Breathing Slow Walk On Chilly Water November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Encore #2:John Bell solo acousticGradle DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #67 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Take a listen to how easily the band slides into Party at Your Mama's House after Rebirtha this week. The band had obviously worked on PAYMH over the course of the previous 6 months and this is a fine example of how the song had matured at his point in their career. JB then proceeds to completely blow the lyrics to Can't Find My Way Home, but I still enjoy the power the band is able to bring - JB follows this up with a solo acoustic version of Gradle, which we come back to at the end of the cast. A backwards Porch Take Out pairing helps us dive headlong into a Driving sandwich featuring an epic Hope in a Hopeless World. Yes, epic. The Breathing Slow features JoJo (I think) saying "See you later" and Dave laughing maniacally before they hit the stride of that jam - I remember listening to this show once in the middle of the night and having that section of music give me the chills. I edited out the Mercy Nobody's Fault and I urge you to seek this show out and listen to it as well as the first set... well worth the effort. Walk On Chilly - does it get any more quintessential than that?? And we finish the aforementioned Gradle - JB solo acoustic, pouring his emotions into the rendition. Make sure to check out the Flash player for streaming the 'cast - you have to let the entire 'cast preload before playing, but it should be worth the wait. Any how, let me know what you think...Many thanks to Steve Bullock for his help with that player. November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Rebirtha Party at Your Mama's House Help Me Somebody Encore #1: Can't Find My Way Home April 21, 1996Boalsburg, PA Porch Song The Take Out Tall Boy Driving Song Hope in a Hopeless World Driving Song Breathing Slow Walk On Chilly Water November 9, 1997Ann Arbor, MI Encore #2:John Bell solo acousticGradle DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #67 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-12-07,23718557 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 09:53:09 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast walk on, driving song, breathing slow, chilly water, porch song, rebirtha, cfmwh, tall boy, the take out, party at your mama's house, gradle, hope in a hopeless world, help me somebody http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185112-PaniCast-66-and-we-re-back Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000... Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-25,24185112 Tue, 25 Nov 2008 13:14:01 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast hatfield, blackout, and it stoned me, porch song, bowlegged woman, arlene, the take out, blue indian, astronomy domine, one kind favor, proving ground http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23668918-PaniCast-66-and-we-re-back Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000... Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-25,23668918 Tue, 25 Nov 2008 13:14:01 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast hatfield, blackout, and it stoned me, porch song, bowlegged woman, arlene, the take out, blue indian, astronomy domine, one kind favor, proving ground http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23656973-PaniCast-66-and-we-re-back Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000... Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Is it really November?Well I certainly did not intend to be away for so long... What have I been up to?Let's just say I've been busy. Let's hop back in by playing the rest of the second set from that 1996 Oak Mountain show we featured way back in March. And then we'll feature a few tracks from the November 2000 run through the Pacific Northwest. There are some sick jamming during that One Kind Favor and I ma not sure who keeps making the kissey noises, but all in all a very spirited version of that song. The Bowlegged features the obligatory JB rap, but this one includes a line about the events transpiring in Washington at the time (of course the recount and legal battle of election 2000 were in full swing at this point). We'll do our best to bring more music every week - sorry we were away for so long! June 28, 1996 Oak Mountainwith David Blackmon on fiddle The Take Out Blackout,Proving Ground Arlene Hatfield Porch Song (Pusherman tease by Schools before Hatfield) November 10, 2000 Bozeman, MTAstronomy Domine Jam One Kind Favor,Blue Indian (Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun tease by Schools before Astronomie) November 11, 2000 And It Stoned Me Bowlegged Woman DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #66 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-22,23656973 Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:20:16 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast hatfield, blackout, and it stoned me, porch song, bowlegged woman, arlene, the take out, blue indian, astronomy domine, one kind favor, proving ground http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185113-PaniCast-65-Good-Dogs-and-a-Cat-too This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-04,24185113 Sun, 04 May 2008 15:05:55 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast tewsy, c. brown, red beans cookin', just kissed my baby, tie your shoes, weight of the World, dog song, walk on, it ain't no use http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277157-PaniCast-65-Good-Dogs-and-a-Cat-too This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This week we bring you some sweet music from the two night run of shows in 1992 at the legendary Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, NC. These songs of challenges, rising to meet adversity and remembering good times is a long distance dedication - to all the everyday feline and canine companions brightening our world. September 29, 1990 Murfreesboro, TNThe Earth Will Swallow You May 24, 1992 Ziggy'sWinston-Salem, NC Dog Song Walk OnWeight of the WorldIt Ain't No Use Jam (with Brown Cat Rap)Tie Your Shoes Red Beans Cookin' May 25, 1992 Ziggy's C. BrownJust Kissed My Baby (with Cissy Strut jam and Night People rap) DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #65 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-04,23277157 Sun, 04 May 2008 15:05:55 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast tewsy, c. brown, red beans cookin', just kissed my baby, tie your shoes, weight of the World, dog song, walk on, it ain't no use http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25341671-PaniCast-64-WSP-SC-NC-mc2 Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-05,25341671 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 18:51:14 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Heroes, Mercy, Pigeons, and it stoned me, 1 x 1, let it rock, flat foot flewzy, sleepy monkey, a of d, radio child http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185114-PaniCast-64-WSP-SC-NC-mc2 Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-05,24185114 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 17:51:14 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Heroes, Mercy, Pigeons, and it stoned me, 1 x 1, let it rock, flat foot flewzy, sleepy monkey, a of d, radio child http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277163-PaniCast-64-WSP-SC-NC-mc2 Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Energy = Mass multiplied by the Speed of Light squared.E = mc2. This week we've got a combination of energetic performances that, when mixed, prove the formula; WSP + NC + SC = Energy! December 30, 1995Spartanburg, SC Heroes RockA of D1 x 1 PigeonsMercy JAM Flat Footed FlewzyE: And It Stoned Me April 9, 1996Wilmington, NC Sleepy Monkey Radio Child JAM DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #64 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-05,23277163 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 17:51:14 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Heroes, Mercy, Pigeons, and it stoned me, 1 x 1, let it rock, flat foot flewzy, sleepy monkey, a of d, radio child http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25341674-PaniCast-63-Sam-Smith-OakMountain-Stout My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outsi... My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-10,25341674 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:52:33 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast airplane, c. brown, and it stoned me, barstools, wind cries mary, surprise valley, bears gone fishin', henry parsons died, dark star jam, stop go http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185115-PaniCast-63-Sam-Smith-OakMountain-Stout My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outsi... My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-10,24185115 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 20:52:33 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast airplane, c. brown, and it stoned me, barstools, wind cries mary, surprise valley, bears gone fishin', henry parsons died, dark star jam, stop go http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277172-PaniCast-63-Sam-Smith-OakMountain-Stout My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outsi... My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. My pre-show ritual of drinking a Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout started back when I was seeing the Grateful Dead. A single 20 ounce bottle could sustain me for an entire evening. Too heavy to be chugged, it is a beer to be savored. For my money, a $3 bottle of Sammy's symbolizes summer afternoons of freedom and relaxation. In the summer of 1994, Lisa and I found a couple bottles for sale at the last store on the road to Denali. We sat on the side of a dusty road sipping an Oatmeal Stout under the midnight sun while listening for the bus that would take us into the wild. So when a podcast listener named Jeremiah wrote the following words, I felt compelled by mysterious forces to oblige his request;"Keep up the good work, I thrive on your podcast, its great music to listen to. Brings back memories of the good ole' days when I was in college. No bills, plenty of Panic, and a good Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout!" He's asked for anything from 1996 through 2001 from Oak Mountain in Pelham (outside of Birmingham) Alabama. You pretty much can't go wrong with that date range with this band at that venue. So I went down to Liquor Mart today and bought a Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. I've cracked it open. And I am listening and relaxing, waiting to be taken into the wild. I suggest you do the same. June 28, 1996 Airplane Take Off Jam (with Dark Star jam) And It Stoned Me Henry Parsons DiedStop-G0 Barstools and Dreamers (with Satisfied rap) September 25, 1999 Surprise Valley Bear's Gone Fishing C. Brown July 29, 2001 Wind Cries Mary DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-10,23277172 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 20:52:33 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast airplane, c. brown, and it stoned me, barstools, wind cries mary, surprise valley, bears gone fishin', henry parsons died, dark star jam, stop go http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185116-PaniCast-62-Leap-Through-Time Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be De... Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be Denied March 10, 1998Gov. HindmarshAdeleide, Australia Happy Aunt Avis Impossible October 9, 1996Memorial Gym, VanderbiltNashville, TN L.a. Travelin' Light DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be Denied March 10, 1998Gov. HindmarshAdeleide, Australia Happy Aunt Avis Impossible October 9, 1996Memorial Gym, VanderbiltNashville, TN L.a. Travelin' Light DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-29,24185116 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 09:34:51 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast L.A., diner, impossible, driving song, happy., ain't life grand, travelin' light, aunt avis, pusherman, don't be denied, breathing slow http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277179-PaniCast-62-Leap-Through-Time Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be De... Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be Denied March 10, 1998Gov. HindmarshAdeleide, Australia Happy Aunt Avis Impossible October 9, 1996Memorial Gym, VanderbiltNashville, TN L.a. Travelin' Light DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Happy leap year day every body! Despite their storied career spanning thousands of shows and three decades, Widespread Panic has only played on Leap Day once. February 29, 1988. Unfortunately I do not have a copy of this show to share with you. So what I did instead was start with something from March of 1988, since tomorrow is March 1. I then leapt through time on the hard drives and listened to sections of about a dozen shows to come up with this week's cast. March also marks the tenth anniversary of the infamous Australian and European runs of spring 1998. So I thought I would dust off a selection of songs from that tour for your enjoyment. "Well come on back. I hope everyone's prepared."- JB, 3/31/1988 before Driving Song Here's how the Cast goes down this week: March 31, 1988 Cat's CradleChapel Hill, NC Driving Song Jam Driving Song Breathing Slow December 7, 1990Sonny's BistroAsheville, NC Pusherman July 25, 1998World's Fair ParkKnoxville, TN Ain't Life Grand Diner Don't Be Denied March 10, 1998Gov. HindmarshAdeleide, Australia Happy Aunt Avis Impossible October 9, 1996Memorial Gym, VanderbiltNashville, TN L.a. Travelin' Light DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #62 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-29,23277179 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 09:34:51 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast L.A., diner, impossible, driving song, happy., ain't life grand, travelin' light, aunt avis, pusherman, don't be denied, breathing slow http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185117-PaniCast-61-Wide-Awake-in-San-Diego U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E:... U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Postcard DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #61 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Postcard DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #61 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-22,24185117 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 16:53:30 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast genesis, hatfield, postcard, early, driving song, waker, pleas, chilly water, arleen, wdyb2? http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277188-PaniCast-61-Wide-Awake-in-San-Diego U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E:... U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Postcard DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #61 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. U.S.S. Midway, docked at Navy Pier, San Diego, CA A recent business trip put me in the heart of downtown San Diego near the airport. My first night there I saw Atlanta's Black Lips at a club named Casbah. Maybe 125 people in attendance. Widespread Panic has played some small shows in San Diego, or more precisely, Solana Beach. We've featured some songs from the legendary Belly Up Tavern before (the first Pilgrims was performed at this venue in 1992). We'll also feature a few tracks from the Navy Pier appearance. Houser has some problems finding his voice during the Waker, but the jam into Arlene is worth every cringe. Here's how the Podcast goes down this week: November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern,Solana Beach, CA Who Do You Belong To?Hatfield June 13, 2001 Navy Pier, San Diego, CA Pleas The Waker Arleen Driving Song Genesis Driving Song November 17, 1994 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Get Up Early In The Morning Chilly Water November 12, 1993 Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA E: Postcard DOWNLOAD the cast here(right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #61 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-22,23277188 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 16:53:30 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast genesis, hatfield, postcard, early, driving song, waker, pleas, chilly water, arleen, wdyb2? http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185118-PaniCast-60-but-I-m-so-glad-you-made-it The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-03,24185118 Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:40:42 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast Vacation, pilgrims, diner, stop go, wdyb2?, porch song, makes sense to me, rebirtha, smoke and burn http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277196-PaniCast-60-but-I-m-so-glad-you-made-it The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. The shuttered Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ Feels good to be back in business.No santa claus surprises this year, but the ever benevolent Ground Hog seems have delivered. Tell your friends - we're back! April 22, 1997 Asbury Park, NJPorch Song Stop-Go Who Do You Belong To? Vacation Rebirtha May 6, 1995 Atlanta, GASmoke and Burn (aka Burned Faceless) Diner July 9, 1995 St. Louis, MOPilgrims May 30, 1998 Santa Barbara, CAMakes Sense to me DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #60 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-03,23277196 Sun, 03 Feb 2008 09:40:42 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast Vacation, pilgrims, diner, stop go, wdyb2?, porch song, makes sense to me, rebirtha, smoke and burn http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185119-My-Computer-is-busticated (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 tag:odeo.com,2007-12-05,24185119 Wed, 05 Dec 2007 20:19:13 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277201-My-Computer-is-busticated (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 (picture of broken computer stolen from another site) This has been an eventful year but nothing prepared me for a crashed computer. Dead. in. the. Water. Fuck. Strapped by home expenses I find myself stalling the purchase and set up of a new machine as long as possible. If there is a christmas angel out there who loved what we do at Everyday Companion, please get me one of these new iMacs. I promise to be good all year and to bring the best jams and keep my brethren in Panic satisfied. And I'll get back to a weekly cast. Please, Santa, please! So, until I am able to successfully get the system back up in fighting shape, I am pointing back in time to some casts that have not received much of attention... I'll start it all off with the very first cast ever - the production value ain't there, but the tunes certainly are. ENJOY! Everyday Companion Podcast #1 tag:odeo.com,2007-12-05,23277201 Wed, 05 Dec 2007 20:19:13 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185120-PaniCast-59-Loveland-Happiness-pt-2 October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-07,24185120 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 22:22:36 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast Red Hot Mama, walk on, driving song, bowlegged woman, sewing machine, love an happiness, end of the show, love tractor, protein drink, one armed steve, time is free http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277205-PaniCast-59-Loveland-Happiness-pt-2 October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. October 12, 2007 Loveland, Colorado Driving Song TIme is Free (with The End and Riders on the Storm teases)Driving SongEncore: End of the Show Bowlegged Woman (with We Want the Funk jam) October 13, 2007 Jungle Boogie Inspired Jam (to open the first set) Red Hot Mama One Armed Steve Walk OnJam Protein Drink Sewing MachineEncore: Love and Happiness Love Tractor DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #59 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-07,23277205 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 22:22:36 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast Red Hot Mama, walk on, driving song, bowlegged woman, sewing machine, love an happiness, end of the show, love tractor, protein drink, one armed steve, time is free http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185121-PaniCast-58-Loveland-Happiness-pt-1-REDUX Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 tag:odeo.com,2007-11-04,24185121 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 15:39:03 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277208-PaniCast-58-Loveland-Happiness-pt-1-REDUX Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Had an issue there folks - try this version PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 tag:odeo.com,2007-11-04,23277208 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 15:39:03 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185122-PaniCast-58-Loveland-Happiness-pt-1 Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball t... Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball to one another. Better than being a first-hand witness to the Colorado Rockies winning a 13 inning nail biter in a rare tie breaking wild card game. More satisfying than successfully buying, selling and moving from one house to another. More visually pleasing than picking out paint colors for a new kitchen. And, yes, more exciting than seeing Widespread Panic realize their potential. You heard that right. Widespread Panic have found their groove again and life is very, very good. Let's get right to heart of the matter. I feel truly blessed to have so many people in my life who are caring and compassionate and not afraid to have a good time. So many great people around me who will put up with my antics, patiently allowing me enough space to stumble, but not fall. These same friends were the ones who heard me complain loudly about being extremely disappointed the band was playing a hockey arena in Loveland, CO. Outlet malls, Hooters and Harley Davidson stores betray the truth about the area of Loveland near the venue. Like a viking trying to lure real estate prospectors to "Green"land, the spread of strip development in Loveland is equally deceptive. It is a corruption of both parts of the alliterative compound word. "I'm not going," I would say. My good people would nod and smile. They knew I was protesting too much. They knew I would be there and that I was just being a whiner. That doesn't mean I didn't try to get tickets the morning they went on sale. I tried and FAILED. That's right, shut out online. I think I ordered in the afternoon thinking that the venue wouldn't sell out. I told myself, "See that proves it! Besides it'll be such a long drive from the house." What a freaking martyr I was being! Of course as game time approached my heart pulled my head into line. The switch in my attitude came around the time I had to encourage a very insecure soccer player that his team mates were counting on him. I have a rule that I follow superstitiously; always buy a ticket and don't take anything for granted. But when tickets sell out quickly I am extremely lucky to have a couple of friends within the Panic organization who will help me out with tickets to a show. I reluctantly call on my write-in candidate for 2008, Garrie Vereen and the minster of the speakers, Chris Rabold who happily oblige. So after finding some road buddies to share the drive from Boulder I was set. Laura, Sandy, Diane and I met at Sandy's house for a little tapas and then we're driving north out of Boulder toward the venue. Upon entry to the parking lot we were greeted by a flier and a parking attendant. She happily informed us that the parking lot was being 'sponsored by the County Sheriff.' At the box office our tickets were faithfully waiting for us. The weather had changed during the day and as the hour of show time approached the northerly winds started gusting. With Johnny Law and Jack Frost both nipping at us we decided to head in. The Budweiser Events Center is basically a hockey arena that can be converted into a multipurpose venue by covering the ice with heavy duty foam floor tiles. Before show time you could hear the ice crack beneath your feet. I saw the Woobs up front and decided to cop a spot near them, about six rows from Jimmy. Dan and Candace joined me as well as Dan Bynum. Show time neared, DJ J. Boogie spun some music for the assembling crowd. The lights go down, while J. Boogie continues spinning tunes. David Schools mimics the bassline of the song and appears from behind his amps. The other members emerge and join the jam. Any reservation I had about having a DJ open for the band is erased in a matter of a few leads from Jimmy. To kick off a show with an improvisational jam takes confidence in your abilities and your audience. Widespread Panic of fall tour 2007 has both in spades. There is no denying that Widespread Panic is 'feeling it' right now. Their new single 'Up All Night' has been released via the internet for free and Jimmy Herring has settled right in as the new lead guitarist. Strike the word 'new' from that sentence; settled right in as THE lead guitarist. It is difficult, if not impossible, to compare Widespread '01 or Widespread '05 with Widespread '07. The chemistry on stage right now is undoubtedly sincere and the healthy heart beat of honest improvisation is being heard on a nightly basis. And the crowd responds... after opening with Action Man it seemed as if every one of the 8,500 assembled in the Event Center let out a hoot and a holler. Even a year ago you were guaranteed to hear tempo problems and dropped cues plague a set at least once. Widespread '07 rolls right over mistakes. All good improvisation requires equal doses of technical ability and chance. If you play your cards right, any mistake could potentially become inspired musical space. Luckily for us, chance reared her head in the first set. After leading the band through the relatively uncommon Nobody's Fault But Mine, JB found himself steering the band through Conrad with a broken stringed guitar. He just slung the guitar on to his back and leaned back, singing with a grin on his face. Jimmy tore through the climatic changes of Conrad while JB stood there smiling in admiration - the back lit traveling troubador, singing about pain, and life, and growth. And Love. Later, during the second set, JB seemed to forget the words to Time is Free. His lyrical improvisation led us down the hallway of Jim Morrison's 'The End.' Instead of the lizard king's ending, JB's take was a much more humorous, if not truthful, approach;"And I walked down the hall,came to mama and daddy's room.and I said,'Father, what are you watching on T.V.?'and he say'I'm watching the Colbert Show that came on after the Daily Show.'and I said,'oooh, father why do you do that?'he said,'Because I blanket myself with the truth.' Don't know why we do it!Never any reason to be not free." These Doors riffs inspired JoJo to tease the intro to Riders on the Storm. Soon David joined in and we had a mini- Riders jam on our hands. Melding perfectly with Time is Free, the Riders came and went but left the nasty weather behind. These are the moments I chase. That is why I found myself working for a spot down front again the second night. I had to get close so I could watch the band connect with one another on stage, feel the audience respond to the nuances, and hear the intense results. It is an experience almost as good as seeing a team of 8 year olds leap for joy after making a pass and scoring a goal. Jackson called me at one point, before the second show. I wandered backstage trying to find a spot where I'd get good reception and enough silence to hear. He was excited about a new toy and wanted to explain every detail. As I reentered the venue through the back door I noticed some tape on the floor. Stage directions for the crew. The note on the arrow pointing south toward the stage read "Everything." I found myself singing to myself 'Loveland Happiness' later that night in the backseat of Joe and Melissa's VW. Indeed, my 'everything' lay south of Loveland... but hearing this band hit their stride with a group of friends helps me appreciate just how blessed I truly am. Here's a few All-Stars from this weekend:Jackson, Lisa, Sandy, Laura, Diane, Curtis, Danny, Candace, AnneMarie, Bennett, Garrie, Ryan, Chris, Adam, Jen, Joe, Melissa, Tricia, Whim, Dan, Cindy, Joe, Rebecca, Dennis, Val Here's a few of the highlights, divided into TWO Episodes: PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball to one another. Better than being a first-hand witness to the Colorado Rockies winning a 13 inning nail biter in a rare tie breaking wild card game. More satisfying than successfully buying, selling and moving from one house to another. More visually pleasing than picking out paint colors for a new kitchen. And, yes, more exciting than seeing Widespread Panic realize their potential. You heard that right. Widespread Panic have found their groove again and life is very, very good. Let's get right to heart of the matter. I feel truly blessed to have so many people in my life who are caring and compassionate and not afraid to have a good time. So many great people around me who will put up with my antics, patiently allowing me enough space to stumble, but not fall. These same friends were the ones who heard me complain loudly about being extremely disappointed the band was playing a hockey arena in Loveland, CO. Outlet malls, Hooters and Harley Davidson stores betray the truth about the area of Loveland near the venue. Like a viking trying to lure real estate prospectors to "Green"land, the spread of strip development in Loveland is equally deceptive. It is a corruption of both parts of the alliterative compound word. "I'm not going," I would say. My good people would nod and smile. They knew I was protesting too much. They knew I would be there and that I was just being a whiner. That doesn't mean I didn't try to get tickets the morning they went on sale. I tried and FAILED. That's right, shut out online. I think I ordered in the afternoon thinking that the venue wouldn't sell out. I told myself, "See that proves it! Besides it'll be such a long drive from the house." What a freaking martyr I was being! Of course as game time approached my heart pulled my head into line. The switch in my attitude came around the time I had to encourage a very insecure soccer player that his team mates were counting on him. I have a rule that I follow superstitiously; always buy a ticket and don't take anything for granted. But when tickets sell out quickly I am extremely lucky to have a couple of friends within the Panic organization who will help me out with tickets to a show. I reluctantly call on my write-in candidate for 2008, Garrie Vereen and the minster of the speakers, Chris Rabold who happily oblige. So after finding some road buddies to share the drive from Boulder I was set. Laura, Sandy, Diane and I met at Sandy's house for a little tapas and then we're driving north out of Boulder toward the venue. Upon entry to the parking lot we were greeted by a flier and a parking attendant. She happily informed us that the parking lot was being 'sponsored by the County Sheriff.' At the box office our tickets were faithfully waiting for us. The weather had changed during the day and as the hour of show time approached the northerly winds started gusting. With Johnny Law and Jack Frost both nipping at us we decided to head in. The Budweiser Events Center is basically a hockey arena that can be converted into a multipurpose venue by covering the ice with heavy duty foam floor tiles. Before show time you could hear the ice crack beneath your feet. I saw the Woobs up front and decided to cop a spot near them, about six rows from Jimmy. Dan and Candace joined me as well as Dan Bynum. Show time neared, DJ J. Boogie spun some music for the assembling crowd. The lights go down, while J. Boogie continues spinning tunes. David Schools mimics the bassline of the song and appears from behind his amps. The other members emerge and join the jam. Any reservation I had about having a DJ open for the band is erased in a matter of a few leads from Jimmy. To kick off a show with an improvisational jam takes confidence in your abilities and your audience. Widespread Panic of fall tour 2007 has both in spades. There is no denying that Widespread Panic is 'feeling it' right now. Their new single 'Up All Night' has been released via the internet for free and Jimmy Herring has settled right in as the new lead guitarist. Strike the word 'new' from that sentence; settled right in as THE lead guitarist. It is difficult, if not impossible, to compare Widespread '01 or Widespread '05 with Widespread '07. The chemistry on stage right now is undoubtedly sincere and the healthy heart beat of honest improvisation is being heard on a nightly basis. And the crowd responds... after opening with Action Man it seemed as if every one of the 8,500 assembled in the Event Center let out a hoot and a holler. Even a year ago you were guaranteed to hear tempo problems and dropped cues plague a set at least once. Widespread '07 rolls right over mistakes. All good improvisation requires equal doses of technical ability and chance. If you play your cards right, any mistake could potentially become inspired musical space. Luckily for us, chance reared her head in the first set. After leading the band through the relatively uncommon Nobody's Fault But Mine, JB found himself steering the band through Conrad with a broken stringed guitar. He just slung the guitar on to his back and leaned back, singing with a grin on his face. Jimmy tore through the climatic changes of Conrad while JB stood there smiling in admiration - the back lit traveling troubador, singing about pain, and life, and growth. And Love. Later, during the second set, JB seemed to forget the words to Time is Free. His lyrical improvisation led us down the hallway of Jim Morrison's 'The End.' Instead of the lizard king's ending, JB's take was a much more humorous, if not truthful, approach;"And I walked down the hall,came to mama and daddy's room.and I said,'Father, what are you watching on T.V.?'and he say'I'm watching the Colbert Show that came on after the Daily Show.'and I said,'oooh, father why do you do that?'he said,'Because I blanket myself with the truth.' Don't know why we do it!Never any reason to be not free." These Doors riffs inspired JoJo to tease the intro to Riders on the Storm. Soon David joined in and we had a mini- Riders jam on our hands. Melding perfectly with Time is Free, the Riders came and went but left the nasty weather behind. These are the moments I chase. That is why I found myself working for a spot down front again the second night. I had to get close so I could watch the band connect with one another on stage, feel the audience respond to the nuances, and hear the intense results. It is an experience almost as good as seeing a team of 8 year olds leap for joy after making a pass and scoring a goal. Jackson called me at one point, before the second show. I wandered backstage trying to find a spot where I'd get good reception and enough silence to hear. He was excited about a new toy and wanted to explain every detail. As I reentered the venue through the back door I noticed some tape on the floor. Stage directions for the crew. The note on the arrow pointing south toward the stage read "Everything." I found myself singing to myself 'Loveland Happiness' later that night in the backseat of Joe and Melissa's VW. Indeed, my 'everything' lay south of Loveland... but hearing this band hit their stride with a group of friends helps me appreciate just how blessed I truly am. Here's a few All-Stars from this weekend:Jackson, Lisa, Sandy, Laura, Diane, Curtis, Danny, Candace, AnneMarie, Bennett, Garrie, Ryan, Chris, Adam, Jen, Joe, Melissa, Tricia, Whim, Dan, Cindy, Joe, Rebecca, Dennis, Val Here's a few of the highlights, divided into TWO Episodes: PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 tag:odeo.com,2007-11-04,24185122 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 07:07:53 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast north, diner, Conrad, a of d, greta, solid rock, Action man, nobody's fault but mine http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277211-PaniCast-58-Loveland-Happiness-pt-1 Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball t... Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball to one another. Better than being a first-hand witness to the Colorado Rockies winning a 13 inning nail biter in a rare tie breaking wild card game. More satisfying than successfully buying, selling and moving from one house to another. More visually pleasing than picking out paint colors for a new kitchen. And, yes, more exciting than seeing Widespread Panic realize their potential. You heard that right. Widespread Panic have found their groove again and life is very, very good. Let's get right to heart of the matter. I feel truly blessed to have so many people in my life who are caring and compassionate and not afraid to have a good time. So many great people around me who will put up with my antics, patiently allowing me enough space to stumble, but not fall. These same friends were the ones who heard me complain loudly about being extremely disappointed the band was playing a hockey arena in Loveland, CO. Outlet malls, Hooters and Harley Davidson stores betray the truth about the area of Loveland near the venue. Like a viking trying to lure real estate prospectors to "Green"land, the spread of strip development in Loveland is equally deceptive. It is a corruption of both parts of the alliterative compound word. "I'm not going," I would say. My good people would nod and smile. They knew I was protesting too much. They knew I would be there and that I was just being a whiner. That doesn't mean I didn't try to get tickets the morning they went on sale. I tried and FAILED. That's right, shut out online. I think I ordered in the afternoon thinking that the venue wouldn't sell out. I told myself, "See that proves it! Besides it'll be such a long drive from the house." What a freaking martyr I was being! Of course as game time approached my heart pulled my head into line. The switch in my attitude came around the time I had to encourage a very insecure soccer player that his team mates were counting on him. I have a rule that I follow superstitiously; always buy a ticket and don't take anything for granted. But when tickets sell out quickly I am extremely lucky to have a couple of friends within the Panic organization who will help me out with tickets to a show. I reluctantly call on my write-in candidate for 2008, Garrie Vereen and the minster of the speakers, Chris Rabold who happily oblige. So after finding some road buddies to share the drive from Boulder I was set. Laura, Sandy, Diane and I met at Sandy's house for a little tapas and then we're driving north out of Boulder toward the venue. Upon entry to the parking lot we were greeted by a flier and a parking attendant. She happily informed us that the parking lot was being 'sponsored by the County Sheriff.' At the box office our tickets were faithfully waiting for us. The weather had changed during the day and as the hour of show time approached the northerly winds started gusting. With Johnny Law and Jack Frost both nipping at us we decided to head in. The Budweiser Events Center is basically a hockey arena that can be converted into a multipurpose venue by covering the ice with heavy duty foam floor tiles. Before show time you could hear the ice crack beneath your feet. I saw the Woobs up front and decided to cop a spot near them, about six rows from Jimmy. Dan and Candace joined me as well as Dan Bynum. Show time neared, DJ J. Boogie spun some music for the assembling crowd. The lights go down, while J. Boogie continues spinning tunes. David Schools mimics the bassline of the song and appears from behind his amps. The other members emerge and join the jam. Any reservation I had about having a DJ open for the band is erased in a matter of a few leads from Jimmy. To kick off a show with an improvisational jam takes confidence in your abilities and your audience. Widespread Panic of fall tour 2007 has both in spades. There is no denying that Widespread Panic is 'feeling it' right now. Their new single 'Up All Night' has been released via the internet for free and Jimmy Herring has settled right in as the new lead guitarist. Strike the word 'new' from that sentence; settled right in as THE lead guitarist. It is difficult, if not impossible, to compare Widespread '01 or Widespread '05 with Widespread '07. The chemistry on stage right now is undoubtedly sincere and the healthy heart beat of honest improvisation is being heard on a nightly basis. And the crowd responds... after opening with Action Man it seemed as if every one of the 8,500 assembled in the Event Center let out a hoot and a holler. Even a year ago you were guaranteed to hear tempo problems and dropped cues plague a set at least once. Widespread '07 rolls right over mistakes. All good improvisation requires equal doses of technical ability and chance. If you play your cards right, any mistake could potentially become inspired musical space. Luckily for us, chance reared her head in the first set. After leading the band through the relatively uncommon Nobody's Fault But Mine, JB found himself steering the band through Conrad with a broken stringed guitar. He just slung the guitar on to his back and leaned back, singing with a grin on his face. Jimmy tore through the climatic changes of Conrad while JB stood there smiling in admiration - the back lit traveling troubador, singing about pain, and life, and growth. And Love. Later, during the second set, JB seemed to forget the words to Time is Free. His lyrical improvisation led us down the hallway of Jim Morrison's 'The End.' Instead of the lizard king's ending, JB's take was a much more humorous, if not truthful, approach;"And I walked down the hall,came to mama and daddy's room.and I said,'Father, what are you watching on T.V.?'and he say'I'm watching the Colbert Show that came on after the Daily Show.'and I said,'oooh, father why do you do that?'he said,'Because I blanket myself with the truth.' Don't know why we do it!Never any reason to be not free." These Doors riffs inspired JoJo to tease the intro to Riders on the Storm. Soon David joined in and we had a mini- Riders jam on our hands. Melding perfectly with Time is Free, the Riders came and went but left the nasty weather behind. These are the moments I chase. That is why I found myself working for a spot down front again the second night. I had to get close so I could watch the band connect with one another on stage, feel the audience respond to the nuances, and hear the intense results. It is an experience almost as good as seeing a team of 8 year olds leap for joy after making a pass and scoring a goal. Jackson called me at one point, before the second show. I wandered backstage trying to find a spot where I'd get good reception and enough silence to hear. He was excited about a new toy and wanted to explain every detail. As I reentered the venue through the back door I noticed some tape on the floor. Stage directions for the crew. The note on the arrow pointing south toward the stage read "Everything." I found myself singing to myself 'Loveland Happiness' later that night in the backseat of Joe and Melissa's VW. Indeed, my 'everything' lay south of Loveland... but hearing this band hit their stride with a group of friends helps me appreciate just how blessed I truly am. Here's a few All-Stars from this weekend:Jackson, Lisa, Sandy, Laura, Diane, Curtis, Danny, Candace, AnneMarie, Bennett, Garrie, Ryan, Chris, Adam, Jen, Joe, Melissa, Tricia, Whim, Dan, Cindy, Joe, Rebecca, Dennis, Val Here's a few of the highlights, divided into TWO Episodes: PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 Sunday morning, 10:45 a.m., Oct. 14, 2007, Boulder, COIt is drizzling and overcast and we are sitting in the basement watching Pee Wee's Playhouse. I got home last night around 2 a.m. just as the rain started falling. Jackson is proudly pretending with a new toy and Lisa is writing out a shopping list. Lost in a recipe, searching for an ingredient in the corner of her memory, she's twirling her hair. She glances up, reading the proclamation on the screen, "Fiesta!" My ears are still ringing from last night's onslaught in Loveland. My neck is sore, my eyes are tired and my dogs are barking. The sore neck is the direct result of dancing like an absolute maniac for the last two nights. It feels good to let my head roll from shoulder to shoulder. Yesterday morning, at about this time of the day, we were celebrating Jackson's soccer team's first win ever. There is nothing more exciting in the entire world than watching a gang of eight year old boys finally figure out how to pass a ball to one another. Better than being a first-hand witness to the Colorado Rockies winning a 13 inning nail biter in a rare tie breaking wild card game. More satisfying than successfully buying, selling and moving from one house to another. More visually pleasing than picking out paint colors for a new kitchen. And, yes, more exciting than seeing Widespread Panic realize their potential. You heard that right. Widespread Panic have found their groove again and life is very, very good. Let's get right to heart of the matter. I feel truly blessed to have so many people in my life who are caring and compassionate and not afraid to have a good time. So many great people around me who will put up with my antics, patiently allowing me enough space to stumble, but not fall. These same friends were the ones who heard me complain loudly about being extremely disappointed the band was playing a hockey arena in Loveland, CO. Outlet malls, Hooters and Harley Davidson stores betray the truth about the area of Loveland near the venue. Like a viking trying to lure real estate prospectors to "Green"land, the spread of strip development in Loveland is equally deceptive. It is a corruption of both parts of the alliterative compound word. "I'm not going," I would say. My good people would nod and smile. They knew I was protesting too much. They knew I would be there and that I was just being a whiner. That doesn't mean I didn't try to get tickets the morning they went on sale. I tried and FAILED. That's right, shut out online. I think I ordered in the afternoon thinking that the venue wouldn't sell out. I told myself, "See that proves it! Besides it'll be such a long drive from the house." What a freaking martyr I was being! Of course as game time approached my heart pulled my head into line. The switch in my attitude came around the time I had to encourage a very insecure soccer player that his team mates were counting on him. I have a rule that I follow superstitiously; always buy a ticket and don't take anything for granted. But when tickets sell out quickly I am extremely lucky to have a couple of friends within the Panic organization who will help me out with tickets to a show. I reluctantly call on my write-in candidate for 2008, Garrie Vereen and the minster of the speakers, Chris Rabold who happily oblige. So after finding some road buddies to share the drive from Boulder I was set. Laura, Sandy, Diane and I met at Sandy's house for a little tapas and then we're driving north out of Boulder toward the venue. Upon entry to the parking lot we were greeted by a flier and a parking attendant. She happily informed us that the parking lot was being 'sponsored by the County Sheriff.' At the box office our tickets were faithfully waiting for us. The weather had changed during the day and as the hour of show time approached the northerly winds started gusting. With Johnny Law and Jack Frost both nipping at us we decided to head in. The Budweiser Events Center is basically a hockey arena that can be converted into a multipurpose venue by covering the ice with heavy duty foam floor tiles. Before show time you could hear the ice crack beneath your feet. I saw the Woobs up front and decided to cop a spot near them, about six rows from Jimmy. Dan and Candace joined me as well as Dan Bynum. Show time neared, DJ J. Boogie spun some music for the assembling crowd. The lights go down, while J. Boogie continues spinning tunes. David Schools mimics the bassline of the song and appears from behind his amps. The other members emerge and join the jam. Any reservation I had about having a DJ open for the band is erased in a matter of a few leads from Jimmy. To kick off a show with an improvisational jam takes confidence in your abilities and your audience. Widespread Panic of fall tour 2007 has both in spades. There is no denying that Widespread Panic is 'feeling it' right now. Their new single 'Up All Night' has been released via the internet for free and Jimmy Herring has settled right in as the new lead guitarist. Strike the word 'new' from that sentence; settled right in as THE lead guitarist. It is difficult, if not impossible, to compare Widespread '01 or Widespread '05 with Widespread '07. The chemistry on stage right now is undoubtedly sincere and the healthy heart beat of honest improvisation is being heard on a nightly basis. And the crowd responds... after opening with Action Man it seemed as if every one of the 8,500 assembled in the Event Center let out a hoot and a holler. Even a year ago you were guaranteed to hear tempo problems and dropped cues plague a set at least once. Widespread '07 rolls right over mistakes. All good improvisation requires equal doses of technical ability and chance. If you play your cards right, any mistake could potentially become inspired musical space. Luckily for us, chance reared her head in the first set. After leading the band through the relatively uncommon Nobody's Fault But Mine, JB found himself steering the band through Conrad with a broken stringed guitar. He just slung the guitar on to his back and leaned back, singing with a grin on his face. Jimmy tore through the climatic changes of Conrad while JB stood there smiling in admiration - the back lit traveling troubador, singing about pain, and life, and growth. And Love. Later, during the second set, JB seemed to forget the words to Time is Free. His lyrical improvisation led us down the hallway of Jim Morrison's 'The End.' Instead of the lizard king's ending, JB's take was a much more humorous, if not truthful, approach;"And I walked down the hall,came to mama and daddy's room.and I said,'Father, what are you watching on T.V.?'and he say'I'm watching the Colbert Show that came on after the Daily Show.'and I said,'oooh, father why do you do that?'he said,'Because I blanket myself with the truth.' Don't know why we do it!Never any reason to be not free." These Doors riffs inspired JoJo to tease the intro to Riders on the Storm. Soon David joined in and we had a mini- Riders jam on our hands. Melding perfectly with Time is Free, the Riders came and went but left the nasty weather behind. These are the moments I chase. That is why I found myself working for a spot down front again the second night. I had to get close so I could watch the band connect with one another on stage, feel the audience respond to the nuances, and hear the intense results. It is an experience almost as good as seeing a team of 8 year olds leap for joy after making a pass and scoring a goal. Jackson called me at one point, before the second show. I wandered backstage trying to find a spot where I'd get good reception and enough silence to hear. He was excited about a new toy and wanted to explain every detail. As I reentered the venue through the back door I noticed some tape on the floor. Stage directions for the crew. The note on the arrow pointing south toward the stage read "Everything." I found myself singing to myself 'Loveland Happiness' later that night in the backseat of Joe and Melissa's VW. Indeed, my 'everything' lay south of Loveland... but hearing this band hit their stride with a group of friends helps me appreciate just how blessed I truly am. Here's a few All-Stars from this weekend:Jackson, Lisa, Sandy, Laura, Diane, Curtis, Danny, Candace, AnneMarie, Bennett, Garrie, Ryan, Chris, Adam, Jen, Joe, Melissa, Tricia, Whim, Dan, Cindy, Joe, Rebecca, Dennis, Val Here's a few of the highlights, divided into TWO Episodes: PaniCast #58October 12, 2007JAM to open first set Action ManNorth Nobody's Fault But Mine Conrad the Caterpillar JAM to open the second set Greta Solid RockA of D Diner DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #58 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. COMING LATER THIS WEEK - Loveland Happiness Episode 2 - PaniCast #59 tag:odeo.com,2007-11-04,23277211 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 07:07:53 -0800 no Everyday Companion Podcast north, diner, Conrad, a of d, greta, solid rock, Action man, nobody's fault but mine http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185123-PaniCast-57-Guests-and-covers PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is not... PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is nothing short of brilliant. Anyhow, I am rambling - ENJOY - this is one of those 'casts that features something for everybody so turn it up loud.And remember; "I'm John Herman, and I play keyboards." Vic ChesnuttFebruary 16, 1997Muffathalle, Munich, GermanyBlight(authored by David Schools/Michael Houser/Todd Nance/Vic Chesnutt in a little band named brute.) April 8, 1995 102.7 WNEW New York, NYInterview ("I'm John Herman")Can't Get High (Bloodkin cover)Ain't Life GrandLet's Get Down to Business (Vic Chesnutt cover) July 4, 2000 WarfieldSan Francisco, CAwith Jorma KoukonenBowlegged WomanGenesis October 11, 1998 Nashville ArenaNashville, TNPorch Song (with Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett)Drums(with Artimus Pyle from Lynyrd Synyrd and Jeff Reilly from Randall Bramblett Band) July 21, 1994 Stop Go Entering a Blackhole Backwards Chilly Water** 15 year old Derek Trucks on Guitar(with 'Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin' jam) DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #57 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is nothing short of brilliant. Anyhow, I am rambling - ENJOY - this is one of those 'casts that features something for everybody so turn it up loud.And remember; "I'm John Herman, and I play keyboards." Vic ChesnuttFebruary 16, 1997Muffathalle, Munich, GermanyBlight(authored by David Schools/Michael Houser/Todd Nance/Vic Chesnutt in a little band named brute.) April 8, 1995 102.7 WNEW New York, NYInterview ("I'm John Herman")Can't Get High (Bloodkin cover)Ain't Life GrandLet's Get Down to Business (Vic Chesnutt cover) July 4, 2000 WarfieldSan Francisco, CAwith Jorma KoukonenBowlegged WomanGenesis October 11, 1998 Nashville ArenaNashville, TNPorch Song (with Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett)Drums(with Artimus Pyle from Lynyrd Synyrd and Jeff Reilly from Randall Bramblett Band) July 21, 1994 Stop Go Entering a Blackhole Backwards Chilly Water** 15 year old Derek Trucks on Guitar(with 'Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin' jam) DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #57 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-25,24185123 Thu, 25 Oct 2007 07:39:02 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast genesis, drums, stop go, ain't life grand, chilly water, porch song, bowlegged woman, can't get high, blight, let's get down to business, entering a blackhole backwards http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277214-PaniCast-57-Guests-and-covers PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is not... PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is nothing short of brilliant. Anyhow, I am rambling - ENJOY - this is one of those 'casts that features something for everybody so turn it up loud.And remember; "I'm John Herman, and I play keyboards." Vic ChesnuttFebruary 16, 1997Muffathalle, Munich, GermanyBlight(authored by David Schools/Michael Houser/Todd Nance/Vic Chesnutt in a little band named brute.) April 8, 1995 102.7 WNEW New York, NYInterview ("I'm John Herman")Can't Get High (Bloodkin cover)Ain't Life GrandLet's Get Down to Business (Vic Chesnutt cover) July 4, 2000 WarfieldSan Francisco, CAwith Jorma KoukonenBowlegged WomanGenesis October 11, 1998 Nashville ArenaNashville, TNPorch Song (with Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett)Drums(with Artimus Pyle from Lynyrd Synyrd and Jeff Reilly from Randall Bramblett Band) July 21, 1994 Stop Go Entering a Blackhole Backwards Chilly Water** 15 year old Derek Trucks on Guitar(with 'Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin' jam) DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #57 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. PanicStream user Col. Braddock asked for a request that I will not be playing, at least not this week. It occurred to me that his suggestion would make much better fodder for a future themed cast.... but there were some songs from the same show featuring the same guest that would be worth a listen. As I revisited the famous Jorma performance from 2000 I also ran across a relatively recent download of Vic Chesnutt and became inspired. Guests and covers of songs by friends. So away I went, finding a killer FM broadcast that I was not acquainted with featuring some priceless interview tom-foolery by the band. Delving into shows from 1994 I was reminded of one of my favorite Chilly Water performances featuring a 15 year old Derek Trucks on guitar. A very pleasant surprise awaited me when the Everyday Companion pointed me to a benefit show featuring Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett and Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Synyrd. The interplay between Houser and Bramblett during Porch Song is nothing short of brilliant. Anyhow, I am rambling - ENJOY - this is one of those 'casts that features something for everybody so turn it up loud.And remember; "I'm John Herman, and I play keyboards." Vic ChesnuttFebruary 16, 1997Muffathalle, Munich, GermanyBlight(authored by David Schools/Michael Houser/Todd Nance/Vic Chesnutt in a little band named brute.) April 8, 1995 102.7 WNEW New York, NYInterview ("I'm John Herman")Can't Get High (Bloodkin cover)Ain't Life GrandLet's Get Down to Business (Vic Chesnutt cover) July 4, 2000 WarfieldSan Francisco, CAwith Jorma KoukonenBowlegged WomanGenesis October 11, 1998 Nashville ArenaNashville, TNPorch Song (with Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Randall Bramblett)Drums(with Artimus Pyle from Lynyrd Synyrd and Jeff Reilly from Randall Bramblett Band) July 21, 1994 Stop Go Entering a Blackhole Backwards Chilly Water** 15 year old Derek Trucks on Guitar(with 'Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin' jam) DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #57 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-25,23277214 Thu, 25 Oct 2007 07:39:02 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast genesis, drums, stop go, ain't life grand, chilly water, porch song, bowlegged woman, can't get high, blight, let's get down to business, entering a blackhole backwards http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16894683-PaniCast-56-Just-for-Justin tag:odeo.com,2007-09-21,16894683 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 05:48:08 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185124-PaniCast-56-Just-for-Justin This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-20,24185124 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 22:48:08 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast airplane, Vacation, pilgrims, jack, trouble, sandbox, Pigeons, Conrad, ain't life grand, love tractor http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277222-PaniCast-56-Just-for-Justin This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This one is for Justin and his friends and family. Some really tasty selections this week. Chosen for the quality of guitar work by Houser primarily. Thanks to Kevin Hopkins for the suggestions. Sorry for the quality of the New Orleans show, that is the best I've got. And the cut in that Vacation from Australia is unavoidable but Houser's jamming is top notch.... July 14, 1995Before show banter, Michael Houser October 28, 2001 New Orleans, LASandbox Conrad December 1, 2000 Carbondale, ILJack March 11, 1998 Melbourne, AustraliaAirplaneVacation (missing about 10 seconds in the middle) November 20, 2001 Johnson City, TNTrouble,Love Tractor Pigeons June 21, 1997 Kansas City, KSPilgrims Ain't Life Grand DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #56 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-20,23277222 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 22:48:08 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast airplane, Vacation, pilgrims, jack, trouble, sandbox, Pigeons, Conrad, ain't life grand, love tractor http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16894663-PaniCast-55-Craig-Thomason-Trust tag:odeo.com,2007-09-15,16894663 Sat, 15 Sep 2007 15:34:51 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185125-PaniCast-55-Craig-Thomason-Trust Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Co... Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Cornered sammy from 2001. April 23, 1999University of KentuckyLexington, KY Space Wrangler ArleneDinerVacation Greta Travelin' Light July 4, 2001Harmony Park Music GardenGeneva, MN Four Cornered Room Heathen Four Cornered Room DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Cornered sammy from 2001. April 23, 1999University of KentuckyLexington, KY Space Wrangler ArleneDinerVacation Greta Travelin' Light July 4, 2001Harmony Park Music GardenGeneva, MN Four Cornered Room Heathen Four Cornered Room DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-15,24185125 Sat, 15 Sep 2007 08:34:51 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Vacation, diner, travelin' light, greta, space wrangler, arlene, heathen, four cornered room http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277225-PaniCast-55-Craig-Thomason-Trust Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Co... Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Cornered sammy from 2001. April 23, 1999University of KentuckyLexington, KY Space Wrangler ArleneDinerVacation Greta Travelin' Light July 4, 2001Harmony Park Music GardenGeneva, MN Four Cornered Room Heathen Four Cornered Room DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Craig Thomason - September 6, 1976 - September 6, 2007 This cast is dedicated to the memory of Craigy T. He was diagnosed with melanoma in August and died three weeks later. He had no health insurance so his friends and family are putting on a fund-raiser, Craigstock, next weekend September 22 and 23 in Winter Park, CO. If you cannot make this event I strongly encourage you to help out with a donation to the Craigy T Fund. It is enough of a shock to lose a son suddenly without having to pay huge medical bills. If you'd like to send a donation, mark your donation to the Craigy T Fund and send it to the Grand Mountain Bank, P.O. Box 429, Fraser, CO 80442. More info about Craigstock on Sept 22 and 23 found here. Craig was a great guy, a passionate musician and a first class Widespread Panic fan.He attended the University of Kentucky and graduated in 1999. So I've chosen some selections from his alma mater as a tribute to him. We then finish things off with a request from Joe, a Four Cornered sammy from 2001. April 23, 1999University of KentuckyLexington, KY Space Wrangler ArleneDinerVacation Greta Travelin' Light July 4, 2001Harmony Park Music GardenGeneva, MN Four Cornered Room Heathen Four Cornered Room DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-15,23277225 Sat, 15 Sep 2007 08:34:51 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Vacation, diner, travelin' light, greta, space wrangler, arlene, heathen, four cornered room http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16894653-PaniCast-54-Total-Request-Live tag:odeo.com,2007-09-09,16894653 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 18:14:32 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185126-PaniCast-54-Total-Request-Live This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue ... This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue into our next selection. Low Spark Dream Song Low Spark - this is the encore from a show in May of 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. It takes some serious kahonas to slow things down and play Dream Song during an encore and this one does not disappoint. Thanks to Stuart Chandler for the request. No matter what some people say, Dream Song is one of my favorite encore songs. I find it gives me a physical and mental breather. Perhaps even a little head space to reflect. In any case I believe JB when he sings, "You know you can, because you've lived so many lives before, in your dreams." And finally another anonymous request. I am a sucker for Let's Get the Show on the Road but when paired with Tie Your Shoes I am an ALL-DAY sucker... wow! Thanks for listening, tell your friends about us and keep sending those requests - if I've got it and it is from before 2002 I will do my best to play it for you. May 3, 1993 KTCZ 97.1FM Studios, Minneapolis, MN Interview July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandChristmas Katie Big Chief Jam July 14, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Aiko jam Barstools Rap July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandCoconuts October 20, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Cardboard Box May 30, 1998 County Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Dream Song Low Spark of High Heeled Boys April 27, 1999 Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL Let's Get the Show on the Road Tie Your Shoes Mr. SoulDOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue into our next selection. Low Spark Dream Song Low Spark - this is the encore from a show in May of 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. It takes some serious kahonas to slow things down and play Dream Song during an encore and this one does not disappoint. Thanks to Stuart Chandler for the request. No matter what some people say, Dream Song is one of my favorite encore songs. I find it gives me a physical and mental breather. Perhaps even a little head space to reflect. In any case I believe JB when he sings, "You know you can, because you've lived so many lives before, in your dreams." And finally another anonymous request. I am a sucker for Let's Get the Show on the Road but when paired with Tie Your Shoes I am an ALL-DAY sucker... wow! Thanks for listening, tell your friends about us and keep sending those requests - if I've got it and it is from before 2002 I will do my best to play it for you. May 3, 1993 KTCZ 97.1FM Studios, Minneapolis, MN Interview July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandChristmas Katie Big Chief Jam July 14, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Aiko jam Barstools Rap July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandCoconuts October 20, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Cardboard Box May 30, 1998 County Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Dream Song Low Spark of High Heeled Boys April 27, 1999 Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL Let's Get the Show on the Road Tie Your Shoes Mr. SoulDOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-09,24185126 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 11:14:32 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast tie your shoes, barstools, let's get the show on the road, aiko, big chief jam, low spark of high heeled boys, dream song, cardboard box, coconuts, christmas katie, mr. soul http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277228-PaniCast-54-Total-Request-Live This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue ... This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue into our next selection. Low Spark Dream Song Low Spark - this is the encore from a show in May of 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. It takes some serious kahonas to slow things down and play Dream Song during an encore and this one does not disappoint. Thanks to Stuart Chandler for the request. No matter what some people say, Dream Song is one of my favorite encore songs. I find it gives me a physical and mental breather. Perhaps even a little head space to reflect. In any case I believe JB when he sings, "You know you can, because you've lived so many lives before, in your dreams." And finally another anonymous request. I am a sucker for Let's Get the Show on the Road but when paired with Tie Your Shoes I am an ALL-DAY sucker... wow! Thanks for listening, tell your friends about us and keep sending those requests - if I've got it and it is from before 2002 I will do my best to play it for you. May 3, 1993 KTCZ 97.1FM Studios, Minneapolis, MN Interview July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandChristmas Katie Big Chief Jam July 14, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Aiko jam Barstools Rap July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandCoconuts October 20, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Cardboard Box May 30, 1998 County Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Dream Song Low Spark of High Heeled Boys April 27, 1999 Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL Let's Get the Show on the Road Tie Your Shoes Mr. SoulDOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. This 'Cast consists of 100% listener requests -and I must say you folks have good taste! We start things off with a little snippet of an interview from 1993 in Minneapolis."Well, 'No' is a big word..." We then bounce forward to 1999 in JB's hometown of Cleveland. Pay attention - 19 minutes into the 'cast JoJo hooks up with the drummers and starts incessantly teasing a Big Chief jam. Dave follows suit, the horns get in synch and soon we have a giant Big Chief marching around the venue. That's a request of an anonymous listener! Then we have a special treat - a Barstools rap from July of 1986, six months before it appears in the setlists as a song! That Barstools rap segues into Coconuts, but I decided to switch things up and play the Coconuts encore of that Cleveland 1999 date. Then another treat - Cardboard Box. Thanks Chris Whitestone for the request. A rare Mikey instrumental... really love the tension that is built mid-way through that song. It seemed to fit perfectly as a segue into our next selection. Low Spark Dream Song Low Spark - this is the encore from a show in May of 1998 in Santa Barbara, CA. It takes some serious kahonas to slow things down and play Dream Song during an encore and this one does not disappoint. Thanks to Stuart Chandler for the request. No matter what some people say, Dream Song is one of my favorite encore songs. I find it gives me a physical and mental breather. Perhaps even a little head space to reflect. In any case I believe JB when he sings, "You know you can, because you've lived so many lives before, in your dreams." And finally another anonymous request. I am a sucker for Let's Get the Show on the Road but when paired with Tie Your Shoes I am an ALL-DAY sucker... wow! Thanks for listening, tell your friends about us and keep sending those requests - if I've got it and it is from before 2002 I will do my best to play it for you. May 3, 1993 KTCZ 97.1FM Studios, Minneapolis, MN Interview July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandChristmas Katie Big Chief Jam July 14, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Aiko jam Barstools Rap July 23, 1999 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH with the Dirty Dozen Brass BandCoconuts October 20, 1986 Uptown Lounge, Athens, GA Cardboard Box May 30, 1998 County Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Dream Song Low Spark of High Heeled Boys April 27, 1999 Moran Theatre, Jacksonville, FL Let's Get the Show on the Road Tie Your Shoes Mr. SoulDOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #54 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-09,23277228 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 11:14:32 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast tie your shoes, barstools, let's get the show on the road, aiko, big chief jam, low spark of high heeled boys, dream song, cardboard box, coconuts, christmas katie, mr. soul http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16894643-PaniCast-53-Lost-Summer-REDUX tag:odeo.com,2007-08-31,16894643 Fri, 31 Aug 2007 19:46:03 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185127-PaniCast-53-Lost-Summer-REDUX WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you ... WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you say about a 1990 Holden Oversoul other than tempo, tempo, tempo! Some serious funky Panic happening mid-way through this one. Sunny is feeling it after It Ain't No Use and JB is feeling it during Last Straw... Todd is firing on all cylinders, Dave and Houser intertwine nicely and JoJo finds some interesting fills during this awesome matrix recording of a HORDE performance from 1992. Flat Foot Flewzy from a Oak Mountain HORDE date in 1993 featuring John Popper on harmonica may be the highlight of this broadcast... Really sick - partly because Popper refused to give up the lead and Dave's vocal antics. "Holy shit" is right. Pilgrims is from the encore of a show in Lubbock. JB says something way in the background (before Dave yells, "Lubbock") that I can't make out. Something about tractors... if anyone can make out what he is saying, please share. Plus listen to what Garrie is talking about at the end there.... you could take your ticket across the street to a bar and drink all night for free?! I'd be willing to bet that bar lost money that night! Can't Find My Way Home was the encore of the second night of a two show run at the Vic in Chicago. "Thank you, good night!" "I'm gonna cut myself and forget about her!"Although the Last Dance from Germany has a missed cue part way through it is well played - plus hearing Dave count to four in German is worth including it, don't you think?"Eins, zwei, drei, vier!" I hope you enjoyed this week's cast - TELL YOUR FRIENDS WE'RE BACK!Thanks. Intro Garrie Banter fromFebruary 21, 1992, September 6, 1992, April 9, 1993, April 20, 1993, and October 27, 1993. August 18, 1986 Athens, GA Bird Song August 5, 1989 New York, NY Disco Jam (with Tie Your Shoes tease) Driving Song B of D August 16, 1990Seattle, WA Holden Oversoul August 8, 1992Charlotte, NC It Ain't No Use Last Straw Tie Your Shoes Worry August 15, 1993Pelham, AL Flat Foot Flewzy (w/ John Popper on Harmonica) August 4, 1994Lubbock, TX Pilgrims August 5, 1995Chicago, IL West Virginia Can't Find My Way Home August 16, 1999Bielefeld, Germany End of the ShowLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #53 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you say about a 1990 Holden Oversoul other than tempo, tempo, tempo! Some serious funky Panic happening mid-way through this one. Sunny is feeling it after It Ain't No Use and JB is feeling it during Last Straw... Todd is firing on all cylinders, Dave and Houser intertwine nicely and JoJo finds some interesting fills during this awesome matrix recording of a HORDE performance from 1992. Flat Foot Flewzy from a Oak Mountain HORDE date in 1993 featuring John Popper on harmonica may be the highlight of this broadcast... Really sick - partly because Popper refused to give up the lead and Dave's vocal antics. "Holy shit" is right. Pilgrims is from the encore of a show in Lubbock. JB says something way in the background (before Dave yells, "Lubbock") that I can't make out. Something about tractors... if anyone can make out what he is saying, please share. Plus listen to what Garrie is talking about at the end there.... you could take your ticket across the street to a bar and drink all night for free?! I'd be willing to bet that bar lost money that night! Can't Find My Way Home was the encore of the second night of a two show run at the Vic in Chicago. "Thank you, good night!" "I'm gonna cut myself and forget about her!"Although the Last Dance from Germany has a missed cue part way through it is well played - plus hearing Dave count to four in German is worth including it, don't you think?"Eins, zwei, drei, vier!" I hope you enjoyed this week's cast - TELL YOUR FRIENDS WE'RE BACK!Thanks. Intro Garrie Banter fromFebruary 21, 1992, September 6, 1992, April 9, 1993, April 20, 1993, and October 27, 1993. August 18, 1986 Athens, GA Bird Song August 5, 1989 New York, NY Disco Jam (with Tie Your Shoes tease) Driving Song B of D August 16, 1990Seattle, WA Holden Oversoul August 8, 1992Charlotte, NC It Ain't No Use Last Straw Tie Your Shoes Worry August 15, 1993Pelham, AL Flat Foot Flewzy (w/ John Popper on Harmonica) August 4, 1994Lubbock, TX Pilgrims August 5, 1995Chicago, IL West Virginia Can't Find My Way Home August 16, 1999Bielefeld, Germany End of the ShowLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #53 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-31,24185127 Fri, 31 Aug 2007 12:46:03 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast disco, pilgrims, worry, west virginia, tie your shoes, it ain't no use, flat foot flewzy, driving song, end of the show, last dance, holden oversoul, cfmwh, last straw, bird song, b of d http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277235-PaniCast-53-Lost-Summer-REDUX WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you ... WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you say about a 1990 Holden Oversoul other than tempo, tempo, tempo! Some serious funky Panic happening mid-way through this one. Sunny is feeling it after It Ain't No Use and JB is feeling it during Last Straw... Todd is firing on all cylinders, Dave and Houser intertwine nicely and JoJo finds some interesting fills during this awesome matrix recording of a HORDE performance from 1992. Flat Foot Flewzy from a Oak Mountain HORDE date in 1993 featuring John Popper on harmonica may be the highlight of this broadcast... Really sick - partly because Popper refused to give up the lead and Dave's vocal antics. "Holy shit" is right. Pilgrims is from the encore of a show in Lubbock. JB says something way in the background (before Dave yells, "Lubbock") that I can't make out. Something about tractors... if anyone can make out what he is saying, please share. Plus listen to what Garrie is talking about at the end there.... you could take your ticket across the street to a bar and drink all night for free?! I'd be willing to bet that bar lost money that night! Can't Find My Way Home was the encore of the second night of a two show run at the Vic in Chicago. "Thank you, good night!" "I'm gonna cut myself and forget about her!"Although the Last Dance from Germany has a missed cue part way through it is well played - plus hearing Dave count to four in German is worth including it, don't you think?"Eins, zwei, drei, vier!" I hope you enjoyed this week's cast - TELL YOUR FRIENDS WE'RE BACK!Thanks. Intro Garrie Banter fromFebruary 21, 1992, September 6, 1992, April 9, 1993, April 20, 1993, and October 27, 1993. August 18, 1986 Athens, GA Bird Song August 5, 1989 New York, NY Disco Jam (with Tie Your Shoes tease) Driving Song B of D August 16, 1990Seattle, WA Holden Oversoul August 8, 1992Charlotte, NC It Ain't No Use Last Straw Tie Your Shoes Worry August 15, 1993Pelham, AL Flat Foot Flewzy (w/ John Popper on Harmonica) August 4, 1994Lubbock, TX Pilgrims August 5, 1995Chicago, IL West Virginia Can't Find My Way Home August 16, 1999Bielefeld, Germany End of the ShowLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #53 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. WHEW! That took some time...I hope you are all still waiting patiently - I promise the next few weeks will be worth the wait! I turn around and May has turned to September. What happened to our summer? As an ode to our lost summer I put together some selections from August in Panic History for your enjoyment. I literally went through the archives and pulled an August performance from each of the years we had on the hard drives through 1999. We are missing some critical August performances from 87, 88 and 91 but the examples we have here are good ones. Bird Song features Kelly Jo Davis on vocals. Normally I am not a big fan of Bird Song as performed by Widespread, but this version shines - JB's vocal play with Kelly Jo is subtle and Houser's playing is unhinged. The 1989 selection from the Wetlands is pure five piece Panic - And I've always had a soft spot in my heart for it. It happens to be the very first live performance by the band I ever heard on tape or otherwise. What can you say about a 1990 Holden Oversoul other than tempo, tempo, tempo! Some serious funky Panic happening mid-way through this one. Sunny is feeling it after It Ain't No Use and JB is feeling it during Last Straw... Todd is firing on all cylinders, Dave and Houser intertwine nicely and JoJo finds some interesting fills during this awesome matrix recording of a HORDE performance from 1992. Flat Foot Flewzy from a Oak Mountain HORDE date in 1993 featuring John Popper on harmonica may be the highlight of this broadcast... Really sick - partly because Popper refused to give up the lead and Dave's vocal antics. "Holy shit" is right. Pilgrims is from the encore of a show in Lubbock. JB says something way in the background (before Dave yells, "Lubbock") that I can't make out. Something about tractors... if anyone can make out what he is saying, please share. Plus listen to what Garrie is talking about at the end there.... you could take your ticket across the street to a bar and drink all night for free?! I'd be willing to bet that bar lost money that night! Can't Find My Way Home was the encore of the second night of a two show run at the Vic in Chicago. "Thank you, good night!" "I'm gonna cut myself and forget about her!"Although the Last Dance from Germany has a missed cue part way through it is well played - plus hearing Dave count to four in German is worth including it, don't you think?"Eins, zwei, drei, vier!" I hope you enjoyed this week's cast - TELL YOUR FRIENDS WE'RE BACK!Thanks. Intro Garrie Banter fromFebruary 21, 1992, September 6, 1992, April 9, 1993, April 20, 1993, and October 27, 1993. August 18, 1986 Athens, GA Bird Song August 5, 1989 New York, NY Disco Jam (with Tie Your Shoes tease) Driving Song B of D August 16, 1990Seattle, WA Holden Oversoul August 8, 1992Charlotte, NC It Ain't No Use Last Straw Tie Your Shoes Worry August 15, 1993Pelham, AL Flat Foot Flewzy (w/ John Popper on Harmonica) August 4, 1994Lubbock, TX Pilgrims August 5, 1995Chicago, IL West Virginia Can't Find My Way Home August 16, 1999Bielefeld, Germany End of the ShowLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #53 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-31,23277235 Fri, 31 Aug 2007 12:46:03 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast disco, pilgrims, worry, west virginia, tie your shoes, it ain't no use, flat foot flewzy, driving song, end of the show, last dance, holden oversoul, cfmwh, last straw, bird song, b of d http://www.odeo.com/episodes/13502463-PaniCast-52-Pleas-we-ll-be-right-back tag:odeo.com,2007-06-15,13502463 Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:12:35 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185131-PaniCast-52-Pleas-we-ll-be-right-back Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothi... Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothills of the Rockies getting excited to finally see the fabled venue. As we turned south on US 6 we saw a young and lonely looking guy hanging out at the first entrance. We stopped and introduced ourselves. It was Daniel Gold. That first entrance is never open for concerts and so we proceeded into the venue and parked past the trading post but near the East entrance to the venue. And happened to park next to Gabby who had been on a mountain bike riding trip in Utah. We sat in the shade of the rocks and drank Sammy Smith's and Budweisers. We met up with Danny and Leigh and Chris and Trudi and Gardy and had a wonderful show. After the show Maureen hooked up with Mike Remmers to catch a ride to the next show in Utah. He bounded down the seat s at Red Rocks like an excited mountain dog. What a great guy he was. This trip was the seed, the catalyst for our life's journey to Colorado. We've made a home here and spread out our roots. So it is on the occasion of moving from our first home in Colorado that we look back and remember that day 11 years ago.... May 31, 1996 Red Rocks PleasPigeonsTall boyDriving Song Walkin' (for your love) Jam Driving Song Holden Oversoul Jam You Got YoursAin't Life Grand We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #52 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothills of the Rockies getting excited to finally see the fabled venue. As we turned south on US 6 we saw a young and lonely looking guy hanging out at the first entrance. We stopped and introduced ourselves. It was Daniel Gold. That first entrance is never open for concerts and so we proceeded into the venue and parked past the trading post but near the East entrance to the venue. And happened to park next to Gabby who had been on a mountain bike riding trip in Utah. We sat in the shade of the rocks and drank Sammy Smith's and Budweisers. We met up with Danny and Leigh and Chris and Trudi and Gardy and had a wonderful show. After the show Maureen hooked up with Mike Remmers to catch a ride to the next show in Utah. He bounded down the seat s at Red Rocks like an excited mountain dog. What a great guy he was. This trip was the seed, the catalyst for our life's journey to Colorado. We've made a home here and spread out our roots. So it is on the occasion of moving from our first home in Colorado that we look back and remember that day 11 years ago.... May 31, 1996 Red Rocks PleasPigeonsTall boyDriving Song Walkin' (for your love) Jam Driving Song Holden Oversoul Jam You Got YoursAin't Life Grand We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #52 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-15,24185131 Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:12:35 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Pigeons, driving song, ain't life grand, pleas, holden oversoul, you got yours, walkin' (for your love), tall boy http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277242-PaniCast-52-Pleas-we-ll-be-right-back Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothi... Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothills of the Rockies getting excited to finally see the fabled venue. As we turned south on US 6 we saw a young and lonely looking guy hanging out at the first entrance. We stopped and introduced ourselves. It was Daniel Gold. That first entrance is never open for concerts and so we proceeded into the venue and parked past the trading post but near the East entrance to the venue. And happened to park next to Gabby who had been on a mountain bike riding trip in Utah. We sat in the shade of the rocks and drank Sammy Smith's and Budweisers. We met up with Danny and Leigh and Chris and Trudi and Gardy and had a wonderful show. After the show Maureen hooked up with Mike Remmers to catch a ride to the next show in Utah. He bounded down the seat s at Red Rocks like an excited mountain dog. What a great guy he was. This trip was the seed, the catalyst for our life's journey to Colorado. We've made a home here and spread out our roots. So it is on the occasion of moving from our first home in Colorado that we look back and remember that day 11 years ago.... May 31, 1996 Red Rocks PleasPigeonsTall boyDriving Song Walkin' (for your love) Jam Driving Song Holden Oversoul Jam You Got YoursAin't Life Grand We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #52 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Well it is official - Lisa and I have purchased a home in Boulder and will be moving this month. We currently have our lovely home on the market in Longmont - we've poured alot of love and sweat into this place. Check it out here. Meanwhile, on Sunday night while Lisa was working to get the house ready she sliced her left index finger. Nearly took the tip clean off... here's what it looked like 24 hours after the incident. [puke] As we've been packing and moving and painting we've been facing our past in a very concrete way. Our history is right in front of us as we load those boxes and cover over old paint. As we sweat, fret and work ourselves so hard we draw blood, we are reminded of why we moved to this place and to this state. It all goes back to one weekend in 1996 when we visited a friend in Boulder and also saw Widespread Panic at Red Rocks. Lisa, Maureen and I flew out to Denver from Chicago the morning of May 31st and rented a car. I remember driving up I-70 into the foothills of the Rockies getting excited to finally see the fabled venue. As we turned south on US 6 we saw a young and lonely looking guy hanging out at the first entrance. We stopped and introduced ourselves. It was Daniel Gold. That first entrance is never open for concerts and so we proceeded into the venue and parked past the trading post but near the East entrance to the venue. And happened to park next to Gabby who had been on a mountain bike riding trip in Utah. We sat in the shade of the rocks and drank Sammy Smith's and Budweisers. We met up with Danny and Leigh and Chris and Trudi and Gardy and had a wonderful show. After the show Maureen hooked up with Mike Remmers to catch a ride to the next show in Utah. He bounded down the seat s at Red Rocks like an excited mountain dog. What a great guy he was. This trip was the seed, the catalyst for our life's journey to Colorado. We've made a home here and spread out our roots. So it is on the occasion of moving from our first home in Colorado that we look back and remember that day 11 years ago.... May 31, 1996 Red Rocks PleasPigeonsTall boyDriving Song Walkin' (for your love) Jam Driving Song Holden Oversoul Jam You Got YoursAin't Life Grand We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #52 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-15,23277242 Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:12:35 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast Pigeons, driving song, ain't life grand, pleas, holden oversoul, you got yours, walkin' (for your love), tall boy http://www.odeo.com/episodes/13101833-PaniCast-51-The-Five-Headed-Monster tag:odeo.com,2007-06-05,13101833 Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:43:28 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24185134-PaniCast-51-The-Five-Headed-Monster Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14... Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14, 1991 June 25, 2000 part 1 June 25, 2000 part 2 June 24, 2001 June 26, 1997 Here's how it goes down this week! Intro musicWalkin' Jam, Red Rocks, May 31, 1996 February 27, 1992 Atlanta, GAL.a.DinerFishwaterThe Take Out Porch SongBetter Off Stop Go November 21, 2000 Louisville, KYSend Your MindRed Beans CookingLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #51 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14, 1991 June 25, 2000 part 1 June 25, 2000 part 2 June 24, 2001 June 26, 1997 Here's how it goes down this week! Intro musicWalkin' Jam, Red Rocks, May 31, 1996 February 27, 1992 Atlanta, GAL.a.DinerFishwaterThe Take Out Porch SongBetter Off Stop Go November 21, 2000 Louisville, KYSend Your MindRed Beans CookingLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #51 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-05,24185134 Tue, 05 Jun 2007 09:43:28 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast L.A., diner, red beans cookin', stop go, porch song, last dance, better off, the take out, fishwater, send your mind http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23277245-PaniCast-51-The-Five-Headed-Monster Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14... Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14, 1991 June 25, 2000 part 1 June 25, 2000 part 2 June 24, 2001 June 26, 1997 Here's how it goes down this week! Intro musicWalkin' Jam, Red Rocks, May 31, 1996 February 27, 1992 Atlanta, GAL.a.DinerFishwaterThe Take Out Porch SongBetter Off Stop Go November 21, 2000 Louisville, KYSend Your MindRed Beans CookingLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #51 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. Podcast #51 is the first of our second year doing this - and when I say 'our' I mean 'my.' This week features selections from the February 27, 1992 show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. This show has no keyboardist and is an interesting view of the band in transition; a year earlier T. Lavitz had just joined and in a matter of days JoJo would join the band. I've heard some refer to this period as the 'five headed monster.' This show is also notable because it features some new tunes including Diner (2nd time played, featuring JB's original lyrics about building a rocket to the moon), Better Off (2nd time played), Hatfield (3rd time played), and Wondering (2nd time played). It also features the return of L.a. and Walk On to the repertoire.Check out this link for a torrent of Feb 27, 1992: The Masquerade Show I may end up missing a week or two in June / July so take that opportunity to check out the following links from last year's Red Rock's special broadcasts: May 31, 1996 September 14, 1991 June 25, 2000 part 1 June 25, 2000 part 2 June 24, 2001 June 26, 1997 Here's how it goes down this week! Intro musicWalkin' Jam, Red Rocks, May 31, 1996 February 27, 1992 Atlanta, GAL.a.DinerFishwaterThe Take Out Porch SongBetter Off Stop Go November 21, 2000 Louisville, KYSend Your MindRed Beans CookingLast Dance We would love to hear from you, so please click 'Comment' below and let us know what you think or if there is something you' like to hear. DOWNLOAD the cast here (right click to save to hard drive): Everyday Companion Podcast #51 Click here to subscribe through iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-05,23277245 Tue, 05 Jun 2007 09:43:28 -0700 no Everyday Companion Podcast L.A., diner, red beans cookin', stop go, porch song, last dance, better off, the take out, fishwater, send your mind