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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Inside MusiCast - Episode 35 (Jon Herington)
Old Ruben - Appalachian Fiddle/Banjo
Old Ruben
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Tank Riot - Episode 50: Rod Serling
TR#81: Walt Disney!
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Sean Bendickson: BrightSideBroadcast.com
BrightSideBroadcast.com proudly presents Sean Bendickson. One of the most talented musicians in the Puget Sound region, Sean has great versatility jamming on multiple instruments. Experience his singing and guitar playing and find out which instrument he enjoys the most. Drawing inspiration from Shakespeare to heart break, his songs are well written and great to listen to.
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Ellen Finn: BrightSideBroadcast.com
If you ever felt you couldn’t follow your dream prepare yourself for a true inspiration that may make you rethink your course in life. Ellen Finn defied the notion that it’s too late to find happiness and embarked on a musical career. While her peers are watching nest-eggs, Ellen is creating the world as she sees it. Please sit back and enjoy this unifying virtuoso.
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Tank Riot - Episode 19: Jerry Lewis
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Inside MusiCast - Episode 34 (Greg Mathieson)
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Buffed Bods
With enough lacquer applied and enough time for it all to dry sufficiently (at least 3 weeks), it's time to finally buff out the finishes on the guitar bodies.
One small problem I had - no buffer. It can be done by hand, sanding using finer and finer grits until you reach a point where you can use a polishing wheel, like perhaps a lambs' wool bonnet or foam pad for my DA. The process is fairly labor intensive, but certainly doable. I had another idea...
About 10-15 years ago, I built my own drum sander. I didn't know if I wanted to spend too much on a factory unit (besides not having enough cash to do so at the time), so it was a good way to see if I would actually use one enough to warrant purchasing one. It worked well enough, I used it for 4 or 5 years - enough to wear through the formica top sliding things under the drum to the point it needed replacing. I replaced it with a Performax 22-44 drum sander. I tore apart the old sander and was never quite sure what I was going to do with the drum:
Many luthiers use a series of 12" cotton buffing wheels charged with a dry compound. The buffing arbors sold for this purpose (and the subsequent buffing wheels) usually use a 3/4" rod as their base. It just so happens that's what I used for the drum - so, I cut the plywood drum off of the rod:
The rod already had keyway slots cut into it (by a friend), so mounting the pulley would be simple. After that I got a hold of a 3/4"die and put some threads on one end to mount the wheels. I picked up a couple arbor plates from LMII for the job and ordered some cotton buffing wheels. All I needed was a motor to run the affair. The 3 hp motor I had used for the drum sander would have worked, but was actually too powerful... An arbor like this works best with about a 1/4 hp motor, that way the buffs can drag down the motor rather than power through - which could burn through the lacquer.
The only 1/4 hp motor I have on hand is this old warhorse:
It's an old Wagner Electric repulsion-induction motor (no capacitor), complete with oil ports for the bearings. It's probably 60 years old, and may be even older. I got it out of a pile of motors dad had years ago, I think he said it originally powered a band saw of some sort. I cleaned it up, re-oiled the bearings and pressed it back into service.
It's a wonderful old motor, it works perfectly. I now have a buffer setup - at least for the time being. I'll have to make a more permanent assembly at some point, but for now, this works.
For the guitar bodies, I started off by wet-sanding the finishes to remove the orange peel:
I worked up through the grits, starting at 600 and going up through 1500. I worked until there was a nice even sheen on all faces, being careful not to cut through the finish, especially at the edges.
Then it was over to my "new" buffer with each body. With each I started with Menzerna "Fine" grit compound, followed by "Extra Fine", then finally used a Meguiar's swirl remover.
Each grit got its own wheel, so not to cross-contaminate. After all was finished, I polished each with paste wax.
For the life of me, I can't take a decent photo of the black body. Here's as good of a one as I've been able to get it:
Next up is to install nuts, then sand and polish the necks and install them. Then I can install the hardware and string these up....
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Podcast #1 With Guest Dan Miller
Dan Miller, editor of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine. And we'll play a few of our sampler tracks for you.
Please visit this podcast at http://www.flatpick.com/podcast.html
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TR#87: Howard Zinn!
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 70 (Steve Khan)
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Podcast #11, featuring an interview with Jim Nunally and his new album.
Dan Miller and his interview with artist Jim Nunally. Please visit this podcast
at http://www.flatpick.com/podcast.html
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Liz Stahler: BrightSideBroadcast.com
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Inside MusiCast - Episode 5 (Freddie Washington)
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 29 (Brian Bromberg)
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The Rebelz: BrightSideBroadcast.com
Beats that flow. Lyrics that inspire. Rebelz is creating a new rap groove. So trade in those old and tired rap songs about drugs and violence for fresh mixes with a message about doing the right thing. Choose the red pill and discover the new game in town.
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Tank Riot - Episode 43: Roger Corman
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Tank Riot - Episode 11: Star Trek Fan Films
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Christian Dion, Celebrity Psychic
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Mary Jane Queen - Sings Liza Jane
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Tank Riot - Episode 10 : Conspiracy Theory
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Old Time Religion - Song With Banjo
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Podcast #24, featuring an interview with Dix Bruce.
at http://www.flatpick.com/podcast.html
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Reflections - Acoustic Guitar Music
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June Apple - Guitar Music
June Apple mp3.Visit @ henryqueen.com Appalachian folk music CD DVD Recordings, Guitar, Ballads, Banjo & Fiddle music. Doc Watson and Henry picking guitar music at MerleFest in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
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Marmalade: BrightSideBroadcast.com
What happens when you bring multiple musical geniuses together and tell them there are no rules? You get the best improvisation band in Seattle. Marmalade in not just about the music, they are also about the moment. No set lists. No studio music. Improvisation is what it is all about.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Inside MusiCast - Episode 39 (Russ Kunkel)
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Guest Richard Syrett
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 61 (Bill Champlin)
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Tank Riot - Episode 53: Akira Kurosawa
Inside MusiCast - Episode 83 (Randy Goodrum)
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Mary Jane Queen - Sings Liza Jane
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Tank Riot - Episode 51: Iron Man vs. Zombie Strippers
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Jimmy Hoffa with Crime Writer Anthony Bruno
In this episode we discuss the events leading to the famous disappearance of the former Teamster with crime writer Anthony Bruno. In the second hour, Dr. Belle Salisbury, psychic medium, joins us to provide her insight on the subject and those final moments when James Riddle Hoffa vanished in history. And listen closely... you might even hear some messages from Jimmy Hoffa himself!
TR#73: Pirates!
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Art Alexakis, Everclear: BrightSideBroadcast.com
Many people may think of him as a rockstar because he has created some of the most popular songs in the world. However, Art is more real than any other rockstar could ever be. Listen to discover about Everclear’s new album, Art’s life , and what the future holds for this amazing band.
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 60 (Steve Porcaro)
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TR#95: Great Movies!
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Friday, March 25, 2011
June Apple - Guitar Music
June Apple mp3.Visit @ henryqueen.com Appalachian folk music CD DVD Recordings, Guitar, Ballads, Banjo & Fiddle music. Doc Watson and Henry picking guitar music at MerleFest in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
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Liz Stahler: BrightSideBroadcast.com
Podcast #1 With Guest Dan Miller
Dan Miller, editor of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine. And we'll play a few of our sampler tracks for you.
Please visit this podcast at http://www.flatpick.com/podcast.html
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Tank Riot - Episode 26: Sid and Marty Krofft
Inside MusiCast - Episode 16 (David Pack)
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Podcast #2 With Guest Flatpicking Guitarist Tyler Grant and Grammy Award Winner Brad Davis
Flatpicking Guitarist Tyler Grant and Grammy Award Winner Brad Davis.
Please visit this podcast at http://www.flatpick.com/podcast.html
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Inside MusiCast - Episode 69 (Larry Williams)
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TR#88: Les Paul!
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Glen Phillips: BrightSideBroadcast.com
Few musicians have achieved fame, but even fewer taste it at the age of 14. Glen Phillips was no ordinary youth. He founded Toad the Wet Sprocket in 1986 and five years later was on the top twenty of the Billboard Hot 100. Since then he has turned from fame to focused on playing were his heart is. From a notable solo career to collaborations such as Nickel Creek, and Mutual Admiration Society, Glen has a unique perspective on the music industry.
Please sit back and share the wonderful thoughts and music of Glen Phillips .

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Inside MusiCast - Episode 32 (Chris Kent)
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 36 (John Robinson)
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 59 (Stephen Bishop)
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Inside MusiCast - Episode 5 (Freddie Washington)
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Tank Riot - Episode 32: 300
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Guest Charles Rosenay
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TR#85: Joe McCarthy!
Randy Goodrum Guitars & Music
Guitars Are A Ton Of Fun
If you don\'t change your strings fairly often, the notes you play will thud instead of ring. That\'s not good. You want to hear clearly each individual note that is played.
A great guitarist can make a solo sing like Emmylou Harris, growl the blues like John Lee Hooker or sneer like Mick Jagger. But not even the best can do any of those things with dead strings.
Rock stars probably have people who change guitar strings for them. That must be nice, but I don\'t know what it\'s like to be a rock star. I play in a bar band. It\'s a very good bar band, but it\'s still a bar band. Nobody is going to get famous here.
I\'ve been playing in bar bands since I was 15 years old, back in the days when a punk kid could be in a bar if he had a guitar slung over his shoulder. The more often you play, the more often you need to change your guitar strings. And my current bar band has been very busy lately.
Bar bands often perform for people who are loud, rowdy and liquored up. This is particularly true during Mardi Gras season. Two recent gigs come to mind. My band played at a bar the evening of parade day and then played at another the night of Fat Tuesday. The revelers were out in force late into both evenings
There\'s nothing quite like trying to execute a difficult guitar part, while also trying to sing something dead-on, and have some chick stumble on stage and drape Mardi Gras beads around your neck. She almost knocked over my microphone stand on her way off the stage.
But it\'s all part of the deal. You just do your best to keep the song going.
I had a well-deserved break the weekend after Mardi Gras. So I decided to take in a different type of performance, something less crazy. I attended a school play, two of them, in fact. I went to a middle school performance on a Saturday and a high school production on a Sunday.
The middle school production was \"Seussical Jr.\" It was based on the writings of Dr. Seuss. The high school production was \"Oklahoma!\" Both shows were outstanding.
There\'s something pure about going to see a school musical. It\'s nice to see young, talented kids who have worked hard perform in front of an appreciative audience. The audience usually includes proud parents who have children in the production.
I was among those proud parents at both shows I attended. Emmy, my youngest daughter, performed in the middle school production. Kate, my oldest daughter, was part of the cast of \"Oklahoma!\"
My girls are musically talented. Both started taking private piano lessons when they were very young. (Sue Slivka, if you\'re reading this, I thank you.) Kate plays piano, violin and guitar. Emmy plays piano, violin and cello. Both also receive private voice lessons.
I love watching my daughters perform. I\'ve attended quite a few concerts, recitals and school plays. An interesting aside: Tickets to \"Oklahoma!\" cost $10 each. If you came to see my bar band perform on Fat Tuesday, you paid a $5 cover charge to get in the door. That means people paid more to see Kate than they did to see me.