You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 year anniversary show. Final You, Me, Them, Everybody Live at the Hungry Brain.
Ernest Wilkins for a chat
Al Scorch for a song
Dmitry Samarov for a chat
Deadbeat for a song
Goodrich Gevaart for #3 from Slipknot
Rock Falls for a song
The Puterbaugh Sisters for laughs
Mike Pritchard for a song
Esmeralda Leon for co-host
Hungry Brain for venue
Chicago for city
Live at the Library of Congress
You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 year anniversary show.
A very special episode recoded in the Coolidge Auditorium at the Library of Congress.
A conversation with Nicholas A. Brown, Music Specialist & Concert Producer, Music Division, about the LoC Civil Rights exhibit.
A conversation with Susan Reyburn, Library of Congress Publishing Office, about the LoC Sports Collection.
A conversation with Gene DeAnna, Head of Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress about the LoC National Jukebox Registry.
A conversation with Todd Harvey, Folklife Specialist, American Folklife Center about Pete Seeger.
Performance from Haywood Turnipseed Jr.
Performances by Jonny Grave of Pete Seeger songs throughout the show.
You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 year anniversary show.
Josh Kuderna for a chat
Christine Ferrera for laughs
Ben O'Brien for laughs
Tup and Pete for laughs/songs
MOTHERKNUCKLE for dinosaurs
DDm for music
Ian Graham for house band
Hampden Mansion for venue
Baltimore for city
Jamel Johnson for a Romaine and Lettuce explanation
Natalie McGill for Ludacris themed trivia
Andrew Bucket for Shari's Berries
Sara Curtin band
Chris Kelly for DJ
Nik Oldershaw and Bill Metzger for warm up
The Wonderland Ballroom for venue
Washington D.C. for city
Matt Cohen for DCist and dumb punk bands
Marissa Long for Great Big Iceberg
Laura Danger Meagher for laughs
Jonny Grave band
Katie McD for house band
The Wonderland Ballroom for venue
Washington D.C. for city
I reviewed last Friday's Foo Fighters at Black Cat show. Read it here.
I interviewed Dr. Ruth. She's great. Read it here.
You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 Year Anniversary Shows will run 11/22/14 to 12/13/14 in Baltimore, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. 6 shows, 5 cities.
Poster by Sophie Johnson.
DISCLAIMER: We used a new board to record this episode so the audio isn't that great. Bobby's set comes from a second room mic.
Jeremy Tromburg for house band.
John Eisenrich for youth whale safety.
Nicholas Rouley for laughs.
Goodrich Gevaart for a musical legend.
Sonia Denis for laughs.
Bobby Minelli for music.
Hungry Brain for venue.
Chicago for city.
I wrote about seeing a band I like and a lecture I like. Please read the column.
As of 2/28/16, this episode is unavailable.
The third edition of Important Records. Recorded live at Saki Records on October 8, 2014.
Emerson Dameron talked about Swans’ "Drainland" and Jim Cooper performed a song from the album.
Seth Vanek and Josh Dumas talked about The Flaming Lip’s "The Soft Bulletin" and performed four songs from the album.
Brandon Wetherbee talked about Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds "Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!" and Rock Falls performed two songs from the album.
Important Records volume 3 records tonight at saki in Chicago. Please try to attend. It's one of my favorite things I do.
I'll be hosting the opening night of Bentzen Ball this evening. Buy tickets here.
