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Ever wondered how a band can thrive in a scene dominated by cover music? Meet Twist It, the hard-hitting rockers from Pennsylvania, who are crafting their own path in the vibrant Philadelphia music scene. On this episode of the Jay Franze Show, we chat with band members Kayla, Sarah, and Logan, who open up about their journey from performing covers to creating original music that captures audiences. Inspired by the classic rock of Dokken and Whitesnake, along with newer metal influences, Twist Its unique sound is a fusion of the past and present, all wrapped up in a logo inspired by Korn's "Twist."
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Discover the inspiring story behind their song “Still Alive,” which transports you into a zombie-themed video game world. We unravel the collaborative songwriting process that brought this and other tracks to life, with special insights from producer Kile O'Dell. The band shares tales of laughter and caffeine-fueled creativity from their Nashville recording sessions. Whether it's discussing the challenge of blending heavy instrumentation with clean vocals or sharing their humorous take on band dynamics, Kayla, Sarah, and Logan ensure there's never a dull moment.
As we dig deeper into the band's recording experiences, you'll hear about the innovative equipment choices that shaped their sound and the memorable studio moments that solidified their musical identity. Kayla's excitement at hearing her voice professionally transformed with vocal effects is just one of many personal stories that highlight the magic of making music. Throughout the conversation, Twist It reflects on the importance of supportive figures in their lives, emphasizing how music not only unites them as a band but also strengthens connections with their loved ones. Join us for a heartfelt and rock-filled journey that celebrates creativity, perseverance, and the universal language of music.
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Josie Sal didn't plan on becoming a singer, but an unexpected dare from her father during a family trip to Florida set her on an unanticipated path to musical success. With a background in dance, Josie quickly captivated audiences with her stage presence, leading to performances alongside artists like Jelly Roll. In our chat, Josie opens up about her family's lively humor, the special bond with her labradoodle Cartier, and gives us an exclusive peek at her new single, "Country Gold." Her journey is a testament to the power of taking chances and embracing new opportunities.
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The vibrant culture of Nashville plays a significant role in Josie's story, where the lines between celebrity and local blur in a community that cherishes music. She shares anecdotes that paint a picture of this unique environment, from spontaneous performances with stars like Jelly Roll to casual encounters with legends like Winona Judd. Josie's experiences reveal the serendipitous nature of Nashville's music scene, where passion and community spirit open doors and create lifelong memories.
Josie also reflects on the artistic challenges she faces, from performing iconic rock anthems to crafting original tracks like "Country Gold" with fellow musicians. Her story is filled with gratitude for the mentors and unsung heroes who have supported her journey, from family to sound engineers like Dennis Dees. As we wrap up, Josie underscores the importance of community and the lasting impact of shared musical moments, leaving listeners inspired by her heartfelt appreciation for those who have helped her along the way.
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Get ready to be inspired by the amazing journey of singer, songwriter, and recording artist Danni Stefanetti, as she shares the backstory of her latest single "Rock and Roll in My Soul." Learn how Danni made the bold move from folk ballads to an electrifying rock sound, finding unexpected inspiration along the way. Discover the creative synergy with Jeff Panzer, whose collaboration brought a Motown twist with vibrant horns and a playful cowbell that nods to the nostalgic rock vibes of the 70s and 80s, breathing new life into her music.
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Ever wondered how technology can transform the music production process? You're in for a treat. Dive into the innovative world of music-making with just a microphone, a laptop, and a TV dinner stand. Hear firsthand accounts of how modern tools like FaceTime and Dropbox have revolutionized remote collaboration, enabling artists to simulate a full band experience without leaving their living rooms. This episode is a testament to the power of ingenuity and the potential of today's tech to turn minimalist setups into stages for creativity.
Navigating the independent music scene comes with its own set of challenges and freedoms. Listen as Danni and Jay discuss the liberating choice to produce music without hired musicians, embracing the imperfections that make art unique. We reflect on how live performances spark fresh ideas and offer a space for growth and refinement, all while acknowledging the subtle production nuances that might escape everyday listeners. Don't miss out on exploring Danni's captivating story further at jayfranze.com/episode98, and join our community to stay connected with compelling narratives from the music industry.
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What would it be like to stand on the same stage as country music legends and feel the echoes of their songs? Join us for an intimate conversation with the wonderfully talented Billie Jo Jones, who shares her incredible journey from singing hymns in church at nine to headlining sold-out stadiums. Raised by her grandparents, Billie Jo's narrative is deeply woven with family bonds and musical legacies. Her story starts at home but spans iconic venues like Billy Bob's Texas, where singing a cappella amid the hum of a packed crowd brings both the thrill and the challenge of being center stage.
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Billie Jo opens up about the heart and hustle behind her chart-topping success. From creating anthems of empowerment to orchestrating engaging music videos in Nashville, she reveals the intricacies of collaborating with songwriters and producers who share her vision. She paints a picture of life on the road, the dedication required for radio tours, and the sweet reward of hearing her songs grace the airwaves. Her enthusiasm for bringing fresh energy to her music and performances is infectious, and her insights into the industry offer both inspiration and practical advice for aspiring artists.
Throughout her career, Billie Jo has been influenced by the strong women who paved the way in country music, and she honors them by sharing the stage with legends like the Oak Ridge Boys. Our conversation touches on the camaraderie and mentorship that have shaped her path, reflecting on moments like the humbling experience of being compared to greats like Miranda Lambert. With warmth and candidness, Billie Jo invites us to share in her memories, dreams, and the ever-present support of her grandparents, making this episode a heartfelt tribute to resilience and the timeless power of country music.
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Singer-songwriter Will Wesley joins us for a heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the emotional journey behind his latest single, "12 O'Clock in Texas." Through a poignant personal story, Will opens up about his late brother Daniel's influence on his life and music, revealing how his loss became a powerful source of inspiration. Our discussion is an exploration of grief, healing, and the transformative power of music, as Will shares how a mysterious gust of wind led him to pen the song's first draft, channeling his emotions into a piece that resonates with listeners on a deep level.
Jay Franze: https://JayFranze.comWill Wesley: https://www.willwesleymusic.com/
The episode also delves into the nuts and bolts of music production and collaboration, as Will recounts the journey with producer Phil Chandler and audio engineer Tyler Hansen. Capturing the essence of the song meant recording on the road, adapting to unexpected challenges like rain during filming, and bringing together talented musicians to craft a unique sound. The artistic choices and teamwork involved in creating "12 O'Clock in Texas" are a testament to the dedication and passion that go into producing an emotionally charged track.
Completing the artistic vision was the creation of the music video, where I had the pleasure of collaborating with director Jordan. Together, we blended visual storytelling with the music's emotional depth, highlighting the role of creativity in enhancing a song's narrative. From location scouting to manipulating film speed for added emotional tones, the video was a labor of love that underscores the importance of collaboration in bringing a project to life. Join us for this inspiring episode as we celebrate the union of personal tragedy and artistic triumph.
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Singer, songwriter, and entertainer John Michael Ferrari graces our show, offering an inspiring look into his musical journey. From snagging his first award at the Las Vegas Music Awards to climbing the national charts, John's story is packed with milestones that have opened doors throughout the music industry. Together, we uncover the significance of these achievements and the crucial role of collaboration with his producer, Pepper, who has been a guiding force in his creative process, especially during his recording sessions in Nashville.
Jay Franze: https://JayFranze.comJohn Michael Ferrari: https://johnmichaelferrari.com/
We invite you to explore John's creative world, where inspiration often feels like a divine gift. John shares how he taps into his higher self to craft lyrics and melodies, emphasizing the importance of a distraction-free environment. With Pepper's invaluable input, the fusion of country, pop, and Broadway influences in his music becomes a recipe for chart success. The vibrant entertainment scene of Las Vegas has deeply influenced his aspirations, drawing from legendary performers like Louis Prima to enhance his unique style.
John also opens up about his evolution as a Vegas performer and his journey through the entertainment industry's ups and downs. From honing his craft in small venues to learning resilience in the stand-up comedy world, John's narrative is a testament to perseverance. Engaging audiences with energy and authentic connection remains a cornerstone of his performances. He shares the philosophy that treating everyone in the crowd as friends can transform the experience, ensuring audiences leave feeling entertained and uplifted.
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Country music fans, brace yourselves! We had the pleasure of hosting the talented Robby Johnson, who took us on an enthralling journey through the vibrant Nashville music scene. He shared his personal experiences performing at iconic venues like Tootsie's and engaging with fans at CMA Fest, painting a vivid picture of the electric energy that defines these events. Robby's candid stories about fan interactions reveal the heartwarming connections that fuel his passion for music, reminding us of the profound impact artists and fans have on each other's lives.
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Robby also opened up about the art of songwriting and collaboration, highlighting the unpredictable and magical process of creating music. He offered insights into his creative partnerships, including an exciting collaboration with Vince Gill that breathed new life into a track from his album "Don't Look Back." Through his experiences with seasoned producers like Danny Rader and James Stroud, Robby illustrated the delicate balance between spontaneity and precision in music production, underscoring the importance of trusting one's instincts while embracing the expertise of industry veterans.
As we wrapped up our conversation, we celebrated the unsung heroes of the music world, from studio musicians to dedicated fans. Robby shared touching anecdotes about memorable performances, including a thrilling night opening for Keith Urban, and paid tribute to those who have supported him from the very start. With stories of autograph signings and unexpected requests, this episode is a heartfelt tribute to the camaraderie and shared journey of artists and their audiences, offering listeners a genuine glimpse into the life of a country music artist.
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John Mlynczak, President and CEO of NAMM, takes us on an inspiring journey from his beginnings as a band kid to becoming a pivotal figure in the music industry. Through a rich tapestry of personal stories, John reveals how his time as a gigging musician, his experiences at PreSonus Audio, and his background in music education shaped his path to leadership. Expect to uncover the amusing, like gigs that required only black socks, alongside the pivotal, as John shares insights into how passion and education intertwine to forge a successful career in music.
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Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of formal education and real-world experience within the music industry. John's career path is likened to navigating a rock wall, where adaptability and a willingness to learn anew are crucial. You'll hear how improvisation and preparation, akin to performing jazz or classical music, play a vital role in transforming a musical background into a thriving business endeavor. The episode emphasizes the enduring value of education as a foundation for lifelong learning and passion discovery.
The latter part of our conversation delves into leadership lessons inspired by music, crucial for thriving in large organizations like NAMM. John discusses the essential role of building a shared vision and strategic planning to align objectives across departments. We also touch on the challenges and innovations in organizing large-scale events like the NAMM Show, spotlighting how AI is revolutionizing the music industry experience. Whether you're interested in leadership, strategic planning, or the future of music, this episode offers invaluable insights from a leader driven by a genuine passion for music and education.
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Ever wondered how starting with melodies rather than lyrics can transform your songwriting? Join us for an inspiring conversation with singer-songwriter Mike Errico, where he reveals how this approach leads to surreal and unexpected lyrical content. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how different instruments and tunings can not only ignite creativity but also shape the narrative arc of a song in fascinating ways.
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What makes a song unforgettable? We break it down by analyzing hits from Kelly Clarkson and Radiohead, uncovering the secret sauce behind structures that keep listeners hooked. From understanding the balance between broad appeal and intricate compositions to practical advice for budding songwriters, this episode is a goldmine of insights. Chart your favorite songs and discover the underlying techniques that make them so engaging.
Collaboration is the cornerstone of great music, and we discuss how setting aside personal ego can lead to magical co-writing experiences. Through anecdotes and real-life examples, we highlight the power of humor and hooks in songwriting. Plus, hear hilarious and surprising tales of song placements in TV and film that reveal how context can completely change a song's meaning. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone passionate about the art and craft of songwriting.
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Ever wondered what goes into creating a hit country song? Join us as we sit down with the vibrant country artist Brian Frazier to uncover the fascinating backstory of his signature song "Put Me in a Bar." From its fun-filled, personal lyrics to its journey to becoming a fan favorite, Brian spills all the secrets. He shares hilarious fan encounters, discusses the influence of Brad Paisley on his music, and gives an inside look at recording in Saxman Studios with the talented producer Alex Maxwell. Trust us, you won't want to miss the entertaining anecdotes and valuable insights from Brian's lively career.
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Our conversation takes a deep dive into the world of independent music production in Nashville. Learn how musicians are making the most of home studios, sharing studio time, and working with an incredible talent pool to bring their songs to life. We highlight the remarkable journey of Alex Maxwell, who transitioned from a hesitant producer to a sought-after name in the industry, collaborating with artists like Chase Matthews and Colin Stough. Whether you're an aspiring musician or just curious about the behind-the-scenes action in the music industry, this episode offers a treasure trove of stories and practical advice.
But that's not all! We explore the dynamics of co-writing songs and the magic that happens when the right creative partners come together. Brian opens up about his experiences with co-writers and producers, offering tips on creating emotionally resonant songs and engaging listeners. From performing at iconic venues like the Bluebird Café to the excitement surrounding new releases like "Wild Girl," this episode is packed with stories that will inspire and entertain. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective on the Nashville music scene and the collaborative spirit that drives it.
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Can a voice memo from a child ignite a powerful musical journey? Join us on The Jay Franze Show as we sit down with the legendary William Lee Golden of the Oak Ridge Boys and the talented Danny Stefanetti. William opens up about a deeply personal voice memo from his son, Solomon, that inspired him to write a heartfelt song capturing his emotions as an absentee father. Danny Stefanetti shares how she transformed this raw memo into a beautifully produced track, adding layers of musical expertise and emotional depth. Together, they provide an intimate look into the touching narrative and creative process behind their special duet.
Jay Franze: https://JayFranze.comWilliam Lee Golden: https://www.williamleegolden.com/Danni Stefanetti: https://www.dannistefanetti.com/The Oak Ridge Boys: https://oakridgeboys.com/
Discover the magic of blending country, gospel, and modern pop elements as we explore the transformation of a folk ballad into a pop-country hit. William reflects on his love for rock and roll and its influence on his musical style, while Danny describes her collaboration with the legendary Jeff Panzer and the excitement of their upcoming TV appearances in Nashville. Hear about the challenges, emotions, and hopes they have for the song's impact, along with the promise of future collaborations. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the personal stories and collaborative efforts that breathe life into music.
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What happens when you mix Metallica's raw power, Stevie Ray Vaughan's soulful riffs, and the heart of Americana? You get Huckleberry Road, the Western Country Rock trio that's turning heads with their unique sound. We're bringing you an inside look at their creative process, focusing on their storytelling approach to songwriting and the diverse influences that shape their music. Hear the inspiration behind their single "Ray-Bans," a track that resonates with the universal desire to escape after a breakup, born from deeply personal experiences.
Jay Franze: https://JayFranze.comHuckleberry Road: https://huckleberryroadmusic.com/
Ever wondered how a band achieves that larger-than-life sound during live performances? Join us as Huckleberry Road takes us behind the scenes of their music production and recording process. From adding extra instrumentation like fiddle and steel guitar to the innovative use of backing tracks for bass, violin, and percussion—discover the technical wizardry that brings their music to life. Learn about the essential role of in-ear monitors, the thrill of harmonized solos, and the excitement of integrating new elements such as 808 bass hits to elevate their performances to new heights.
Life on the road isn't always glamorous, but it's filled with unforgettable moments and valuable lessons. Huckleberry Road shares candid stories from their 2021 tour, the challenges of managing live sound, and the logistics of touring in a Dodge Ram with a trailer. Experience their camaraderie and dedication as they navigate the ups and downs of their musical journey, from managing personal space to dealing with unexpected obstacles. Get ready for an honest and engaging look at what it means to be a touring band, balancing passion with accountability, and always striving for excellence in their craft.
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Curious about the magic behind restoring vintage tape machines? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Chris Mara, the brilliant mind behind Mara Machines and owner of the unique recording studio, Welcome to 1979. Chris’s journey from an assistant engineer in Minneapolis to a studio owner in Nashville is filled with accidental ventures, innovative inventions, and meaningful community service. Learn about his unique creations, like a blender made from a tape machine, and his philanthropic efforts with the Nashville Engineer Relief Fund.
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Have you ever wondered how non-recallable systems like analog tape shape an engineer’s decision-making process? Chris shares fascinating insights into the craftsmanship of audio engineering, emphasizing muscle memory and adaptability. Hear firsthand how working with seasoned engineers in Nashville’s bustling studios taught him invaluable lessons, from mastering precise tape editing to trusting the room's acoustics. Chris also reflects on the evolution of studio roles and the decline of assistants in mixing sessions, offering a nuanced perspective on the industry's changes.
Step inside Welcome to 1979, a studio that thrives on innovation and community spirit. Discover how a creative lease agreement and a commitment to affordable rates helped this 33,000 square foot facility survive and grow, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Chris discusses the studio's vibrant community activities, like educational tape camps and the annual Recording Summit, fostering a collaborative environment for artists and engineers. Plus, hear Chris’s heartfelt story of donating a kidney, underscoring the profound impact of giving back. This episode is a testament to the power of creativity, resilience, and community in the music industry.
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Ever wondered what it’s like to grow up in a rodeo family and then carve out a career in country music? Country music recording artist Chad Bushnell joins us to share his fascinating journey from steer wrestling to performing at Cowboy Church and opening for top country artists. Chad’s story is a testament to the blend of hard work, faith, and passion. Listen as he recounts his childhood filled with rodeo adventures and the invaluable lessons learned from his close-knit family.
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You’ll hear Chad’s thrilling tales of opening for Dwight Yoakam and his near-miss with Vince Gill, offering a raw look at the excitement and occasional disappointments of meeting your musical heroes. His honest reflections on the differences between performing for family versus strangers, and the camaraderie among artists like Lee Bryce and Exile, provide a unique insight into the music industry’s backstage dynamics. From his humorous bass player's advice to the inspiration behind songs written during flights, Chad’s stories are equal parts entertaining and heartwarming.
Dive into the nuts and bolts of Chad's studio experiences, including his recording rituals and collaborations with renowned producers and songwriters. Gain practical insights into the challenges and rewards of songwriting, touring, and marketing in today’s music industry. Chad’s journey is filled with valuable lessons for aspiring musicians, from the significance of recording rituals and hydration to strategic marketing tips that blend authenticity with personal touch. Join us for an episode brimming with heartfelt stories, practical advice, and the inspiration behind Chad Bushnell’s remarkable career milestones.
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What happens when three talented musicians cross paths with one of Nashville's most esteemed producers? Join us as we uncover the serendipitous origins of McBride and the Ride, a band that became legendary under the masterful guidance of Tony Brown. Ray Herndon reveals his shift from touring with Lyle Lovett to joining the band, Billy Thomas shares stories of playing with legends, while Terry McBride opens up about his time with Delbert McClinton and a once-discouraging letter from Tony that turned into a golden opportunity. The episode takes you through their first meetings, rehearsals, and the magical moment when their harmonious chemistry was discovered.
Jay Franze: https://JayFranze.comMcBride & The Ride: https://www.mcbrideandtheride.com/
Ever wondered how McBride and the Ride's distinctive sound was crafted? We explore the evolution of their harmonies and the creative process behind hits like "Can I Count on You" and "Burning Up the Road." From initial rehearsals that clicked instantly to studio sessions under Tony Brown's influential eye, the band's journey is a testament to how natural vocal blends of tenor, baritone, and falsetto can create something truly special. Hear firsthand how they honed their sound, setting themselves apart in the music industry and defining their identity.
Take a nostalgic trip with us as we reminisce about recording studio memories and life on the road. From working with songwriting legends like Harlan Howard and Guy Clark to the hilarious antics that only happen on tour, this episode is filled with stories that will make you laugh and appreciate the camaraderie that fuels McBride and the Ride. We also touch on their recent projects, including a live EP recorded at Handlebar J, showcasing how their musical journey continues to evolve. Don't miss out on these epic band adventures and the unsung heroes behind the scenes who made it all possible.
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Award-winning musician Lucy Becker joins us to share her captivating journey from a musical family background to becoming one of Kentucky's finest fiddle players. Ever wondered how a musician can gracefully switch between the fiddle and the violin depending on the venue? Lucy reveals her secrets and recounts her experiences playing at both formal events and honky-tonks, highlighting her multi-instrumental talents and the significant influence of her father in shaping her musical path.
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Lucy opens up about her unique educational experience at Moorhead University, where she honed her skills in writing charts using the Nashville number system and the importance of ear training in studio settings. They discuss the vital role of mentorship in the music community and the intrinsic duty musicians have to inspire the next generation. The joy of participating in community-driven festivals and the camaraderie among artists is brought to life through Lucy's vivid storytelling, particularly her experiences at intimate festivals like Laurel Cove.
As they delve into the technical aspects of being a musician, Lucy shares her adventures with a historic 136-year-old fiddle and the challenges of maintaining such an instrument. We touch upon the stark contrasts between studio work and live performances, the significance of networking in the music industry, and Lucy's future plans, including exciting collaborations and composing for podcasts. Tune in to hear firsthand from Lucy Becker and get inspired by her passion for music, her insightful experiences, and her aspirations for the future.
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What if a chance encounter with a determined young paperboy could change the trajectory of your creative journey? Join us as we sit down with John McEuen, the legendary solo artist and founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, to explore the life-altering moments that have shaped his illustrious career. John shares the heartfelt story behind his album "The Newsman," inspired by a young boy with cerebral palsy who redefined John's understanding of hard work and dedication. We also reflect on his enduring friendship with Steve Martin, from their high school shenanigans to their magical performances at Disneyland, highlighting the importance of storytelling in music.
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Travel back in time to the iconic recording sessions at Nashville's Woodland studio, where the award-winning "Circle Be Unbroken" album was born. John offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of timeless tracks like "Old Rivers," and delves into the balance of authenticity in country music storytelling. Listen to amusing anecdotes from John's diverse career paths in the entertainment industry, including his collaborations with the Oak Ridge Boys, and discover the camaraderie that fuels the music community.
Finally, we embark on a nostalgic journey through the 70s with lively tales of road life and special moments with John's daughter. Learn about unique recording experiences with a single microphone, and the timeless connection to the Everly Brothers' legacy through "My Favorite Dream." John also recounts whimsical stories from his autobiography "The Life I've Picked," shedding light on the resilience and adaptability required to succeed in the music industry. This episode is packed with humor, inspiration, and a treasure trove of musical memories you won't want to miss!
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Unlock the secrets of the entertainment industry with Josh Lastine, managing partner of Lastine Entertainment Law, on The Jay Franze Show. Ever wondered what goes into crafting the perfect contract for TV, film, or even NFTs? Josh breaks it all down, offering an insider's perspective on the complex world of entertainment deals. From his vast experience working with studios, production companies, and individual talents like actors and musicians, Josh provides invaluable insights into the intricacies of transactional law, making this episode a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes of entertainment contracts.
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Discover the pivotal roles managers play at the onset of an artist's career and the financial stakes involved. Josh delves into the nuances of these relationships, emphasizing trust and clarity, and the challenges surrounding advances and recoupable funds. We also explore the evolving landscape of the industry, examining 360 deals and the strategic moves artists need to make to climb from entry-level gigs to top-tier contracts. Whether you're an aspiring artist or a seasoned professional, this episode offers a roadmap to navigating the often-turbulent waters of entertainment contracts.
Concluding with a heartfelt segment, Josh shares personal stories and experiences that highlight the importance of understanding recoupment clauses and managing multiple revenue streams effectively. Keith Sensing joins the conversation, adding depth and perspective, making for a memorable and engaging discussion. Don't miss this chance to gain profound insights from an industry expert, and be sure to check out all the relevant links and details at jayfranze.com/episode84. Tune in next week for another captivating episode of The Jay Franze Show!
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What if the roots of your creativity were planted by your grandparents? Join us for a heartwarming episode of The Jay Franze Show as we engage with the wonderfully talented singer-songwriter Kate Stanton. Kate takes us on a journey through her musical beginnings, sharing the invaluable lessons she learned from her grandparents. With her grandfather's gift for playing piano by ear and her grandmother's mesmerizing mezzo-soprano voice, it's no wonder Kate found her calling in music. She provides rich, nostalgic stories of these formative years, offering a glimpse into the familial bonds that have shaped her unique sound.
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Ever wondered how a song goes from a spark of inspiration to a polished demo? Kate pulls back the curtain on her creative process, detailing her use of digital tools like Logic Pro and the importance of journaling in her songwriting. We dive into the technicalities of music production, from comparing different DAWs to the significance of structure and refinement in her work. Kate’s insights into balancing creative excitement with focused productivity are invaluable for any aspiring musician. She also opens up about how her music aims to provide solace and a sense of belonging, especially to those who feel like misfits.
Balancing motherhood, a full-time job, and a passion for music is no small feat. Kate shares her experiences and dreams, including her vision for immersive live performances with the help of her visual artist sister. She speaks on the importance of mentorship, both receiving and offering it, and the emotional impact of her music on introverted and sensitive listeners. Throughout the episode, we touch on her song "The Fog," the role of atmosphere in her music, and the universal challenge of overcoming internal resistance. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that showcases not only Kate’s musical talent but also her resilience and commitment to her craft.
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What happens when you grow up in a household brimming with musical legends? Discover the captivating history of Don Parker, an outstanding drummer from a renowned Kentucky music family. Don takes us down memory lane, sharing stories from his early years, playing his uncle's drum kit, and absorbing the musical wisdom of icons like Joe Clark and Randy Hayes. We also spotlight his sister Chelsea, a talented fiddle player, and the unique family dynamics that shaped their creative journeys.
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Ever wondered how a piece of advice could transform your entire approach to an instrument? Don reveals how a simple tip from his stepmother revolutionized his drumming technique and coordination. The episode chronicles his early fascination with drums, the thrill of discovering rock and roll through an unexpected box of CDs, and the formation of his school band. We highlight the significant influence of drumming legends Ringo Starr and John Bonham, and how their unique styles helped mold Don's musicality. Personal anecdotes bring these influences to life, especially the moment Don experienced Bonham's magic through his son, Jason Bonham.
From intimate dance halls to electrifying large venues, Don's journey is a testament to musical evolution. Hear about his first professional gig in high school, playing with Avery Glenn Crabtree, and the pivotal moments that catapulted him into the spotlight. Relive the vibrant atmosphere of the Austin City Saloon, where Don's band maintained the energetic pulse of live music. Whether it's opening for big names like Kid Rock and Tracy Bird or navigating the changing tides of the music scene, Don's story is a thrilling exploration of passion, dedication, and the indelible impact of musical heritage.
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