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Imani Ellis has always believed community is a superpower. What began as a small gathering in her Harlem apartment grew into The Creative Collective NYC and CultureCon — one of the largest conferences celebrating creators of color. But behind the highlight reels and celebrity speakers, Imani’s journey has been defined by burnout, bold leaps and learning when to pause. In this episode, Ben and Kathleen sit down with Imani and explore what it takes to transform a passion project into a cultural movement. From balancing a demanding career at NBCUniversal with late-night CultureCon planning, to walking away from work at the height of burnout for a self-designed “creative residency” in Paris, Imani shares the realities of leadership, rest and why joy and community must stay at the center of her work. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Episode 261: Don and The Ol' Colonel Are Riding The Rails! 1:30:04

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Riding The Rails Podcast includes: Bear’s Choice Blues Bloc: All Aboard – Muddy Waters, Railroad Station Blues – T-Bone Walker, B&O Blues – Big Joe Turner with Pete Johnson, Railroadin’ Some – Henry ‘Ragtime’ Thomas, Railroad Blues – Lynn August, Railroad Days – Poco, Railroad Lady – Jerry Jeff Walker, Railroad Man Back 2 Back with Rusty Wier and The Lost Gonzo Band, I Remember The Railroad – Gene Clark, The Great Trains Bloc : Rock Island Line – Linda Tillery and The Cultural Heritage Choir, Big Chief – Professor Longhair, City Of New Orleans Back 2 Back with Arlo Guthrie and Steve Goodman, Riding On The L &N – John Mayall, Hey, Ride with Me Awhile : C & NW Railroad Blues – Snuffy Jenkins and Pappy Sherrill, Big Railroad Blues – Grateful Dead, Ain’t No Brakeman (On This Train) - John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers, Spiritual Spotlite : Railroad To Heaven – Jerry Lee Lewis (With Solomon Burke), There’s A Train – The Holmes Brothers, Blue Railroad Trian – Jorma Kaukonen, My Favorite Record : Steel Rail Blues – The Red Dirt Rangers, Steel Road Blues #2 – Spanky and Our Gang, Railroad Bill (Unreleased) – Bob Dylan, Railroad Song – Shiloh, Trains And Boats And Planes – Broken Bow and Idabell…

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Episode 260: The 100% Better Podcast! 1:29:54

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This year we made a promise to ourselves to get better this podcast season. We are hardly a month in the the year and what do you know, we have gotten "BETTER" already! So sit back and enjoy the 100% BETTER Podcast! The “Better Songs Bloc : Better Days – Ray Davies and Bruce Springsteen, Better In The Fall – The Steel Woods, Better Relations (Live at A&R Studios) – Delaney and Bonnie, Better Things – Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings, Better Times – Rhinoceros, Spiritual Spotlite : Better Find Jesus – Mason Proffit, Feel A Whole Lot Better Back 2 Back with Don Nix and The Unknown, Got to Get Better In A Little While – Derek and The Dominoes, Hey, Ride With Me Awhile : My Life Gets Better Every Day – Twin Engine, It Couldn’t Be Better – The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Something Better – Marianne Faithfull, I Feel Much Better – Small Faces, Things Are Getting Better – The Kinks, My Favorite Record : Better Days – Neal Black and Larry Garner, Bear’s Choice Blues Bloc : Old Better Me – Keb’ Mo’, Never Have Better Night – Zac Harmon, There Must Be a Better World Somewhere – Diunna Greenleaf and B.B. King Blues Band, Let’s Make It A Better World – Dr. John, Better Days Back 2 Back with Guy Clark and Rosanne Cash, The “You Better” Bloc : You Better Move On – Willie DeVille, You Better Come Through – Stoneground, You Better Believe It – Richie Furay, Ono, It’s A Beatle Break : Feeling Better – Status Quo, Leave This World A better Place ( fade out ) – The Red Dirt Rangers…

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Episode 259: Joe Osborn, An Audiobiography 1:30:25

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Joe Osborn , born August 28, 1937, in Mound, Louisiana and raised in Shreveport, was an American bass player known for his work with The Wrecking Crew, and the A Team in Nashville. Joe is one of the most recorded bassists of all time. By the time he graduated high school, Joe and high school mate, James Burton, had joined Dale Hawkins band and recorded “Suzy Q.” He later joined Bob Luman’s band along with Roy Buchanan where he was assigned the role as bass player. In 1960 he joined Ricky Nelson’s band where he met Dorsey and Johnny Burnette and began writing songs with them which included Ricky’s hit “Gypsy Woman.” In January 1964, he reunited with a longtime friend from Baton Rouge named Johnny Rivers and played on all of his albums. He was asked to play on the premier album of The Mamas and The Papas. Just like Joe’s becoming a bass player with no experience, he also became a valuable session musician even though he couldn’t read music. Along with Tommy Tedesco, Larry Knechtel they became known as the ‘Golden Trio’ as Los Angeles session players. He later moved to Nashville to work in recording sessions which was his passion. He actually turned down touring with Elvis and Dylan to concentrate on that love. It has been said that his recording work averaged 15 songs per week on the Billboard charts during his career. The record shows Joe played on almost 200 number one top 40 hits, and over 50 number one country hits. In 1988, Joe returned to Louisiana and settled in Keithville. On December 14, 2018, Joe Osborn died from pancreatic cancer. At the time Joe was working on an autobiography which was unfinished. His honors include: 1980 Bass Player of the Year, Nominee, Academy of Country Music 1981 Bass Player of the Year, Winner, Academy of Country Music 1982 Bass Player of the Year, Nominee, Academy of Country Music 1983 Bass Player of the Year, Winner, Academy of Country Music 1984 Bass Player of the Year, Winner, Academy of Country Music 1985 Bass Player of the Year, Winner, Academy of Country Music 2010 Inductee, Louisiana Music Hall of Fame The Songs: Suzy Q – Dale Hawkins, Gypsy Woman – Ricky Nelson, The Snake – Johnny Rivers, Straight Shooter – The Mams and The Papas, December Dreams – Stone Ponys, Time and Changes - Brewer and Shipley, This Precious Time – The Grass Roots, She Comes In Colors – Fever Tree, Valeri – The Monkees, Little Yellow Pills – Jackie Lomax, Baby Driver – Simon and Garfunkel, Hound Dog – Dale Hawkins, Love Theme From The Apartment – Al Kooper, I Looked Away – Michael Nesmith and The First National Band, Shelter of Your Love – Bobby Bridger, My Maria – B. W. Stevenson, Well, I Done Got Over It – T-Bone Walker, You Got Something – J. J. Cale, The Wonder of It All – Tompall Glaser, Luxury Liner – Gram Parsons, Comes A Time – Neil Young, Captain (and the Mermaid) – John Phillips, Both Sides Now – Glen Campbell, Ventura Highway – America, Shapes In My Mind- Keith Relf, Texas Trilogy – Steve Fromholz.…

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Episode 258: Trick's Counts Down: Cover Tunes! 44:59

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Episode 257: Surfin' with the Colonel! 1:30:26

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In over 20+ years we've never done a surfing podcast! Now we fix that with this Surf with us and these guys … Surf City – Jan and Dean, Surfin’ In Country Hell – Andre Williams and The Sadies, The Cruel Surf – Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas, The Not Your Normal Surfer Dudes Set!: Surf and Shout – The Isley Brothers, Surfing Cha Cha – Bo Diddley, Low Tide (Zoo Surfin’) – Freddie King, Surfin’ Steel – Chuck Berry, Surfer Dan – The Turtles, The Surfer – Buffy Ste. Marie, Surfer Girl Back 2 Back with Dave Alvin and Brian Wilson, Surf Jam – The Beach Boys, Lammie Don’t Surf – Death Valley, Roswell Surf Report – Cocktail Surfers, My Favorite Record : Let’s Make The Water Turn Black – Atomic Mosquitos, Surfin’ Bird Flu – Lowtides, Surf Cowboy - Psycho Zydeco, Surfin’ The Dream – Swamp Coolers, Surfin’ – Freddie Roulette, Surfin’ Hearse Back 2 Back with Jan and Dean and Untamed Youth, Alfred E. Goes Surfing – Madmen, Surfing The South China Sea – The Hong Kongs, Surfin’ UK – Mott The Hoople, Surfin’ On Mars – Surf Sluts, Mournful Surfers – OST Psycho Beach Party, Surf Rider – The Lively Ones, Surfin’ Safari Back 2 Back with The Beach Boys and Ramones, Surf Medley – Junior Brown, Halloween Preview: Ghost Walk – The Capers,…

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Episode 255: Closes Out September with National Piano Appreciiation Podcast. 54:38

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Piano Appreciation Month Countdown to start saying goodbye to September and hello to a cool fall. Although it doesn't get much cooler than these! 12 Just A Lonely Clown (1957) – Huey “Piano” Smith and The Clowns, 11 It Didn't Turn Out That Way (1962) - Mose Allison, 10 Sail Away (1972) – Randy Newman, 09 Smackwater Jack (1973, Previously Unreleased) – Carole King, 08 With These Hands (2025 Blues Blast Award Winner) – Kenny “Blues Boss” Wayne. 07 Mohamed's Radio (1976) – Warren Zevon, 06 Junko Partner (1972) – Dr. John, 05 I Can Stand A Little Rain (1974, Joe Cocker) – Nicky Hopkins, 04 Warm Rain (2013, Live at The Lucky Lounge) – Ian McLagan and The Bump Band, 03 Something Going On (2001, Demo) – Al Kooper, 02 Padlock On The Blues (2000, Live) – John Mayall, 01 Dixie Lullaby (1970) – Leon Russell, That extra something! Jam Part 1 – Ian Stewart (the unnamed Rolling Stone)…

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Episode 254: Celebrate the Old Colonel's Birthday with "A Tour of Cities" Podcast 1:31:01

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September 9th is the Old Colonel's birthday and to celebrate the gang decided to do a tour of the city with a podcast featuring all songs with a metropolitan theme, and at the Colonel's request we've included 30% more back 2 backs! The songs: Down To The City – The Fabulous Rhinestones, City Ride – The Musicians Union, City – The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble, Sparkle City Back 2 Back #1 with Shuggie Otis and Miss Pretty, Big City Loneliness – Rick Derringer, My Favorite Record: Crescent City Girl – Jonathan Boogie Long and The Blues Revolution, Crescent City Flyer – Mitch Woods, Sin City Back 2 Back #2 with Uncle Tupelo and Steve Earle, The Cross-country City Tour: New York City Women – The Booze, Chicago City – George “Harmonica” Smith, Rapid City, South Dakota – Kinky Friedman, Kansas City Back 2 Back #3 with Spirit and Doug Sahm, Phoenix City – Prince Buster, City of Angels – Neil Innes, Hollywood City – Bill Kirchen, Monkey Beat City – Ronnie Dawson with High Noon and Lisa Pankratz, River City’s Jumpin’ – Billy C. Farlow, Bright Lights, Big City Back 2 Back #4 with Little Joe Washington and The Texas Eastside Kings and Johnny Winter with Susan Tedeschi. By The Way, it's also another colonel's birthday, that of KFC's Col. Sanders... Happy Birthday Colonel!…

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Episode 253: Spend An Hour With: Darrell Nulisch 1:11:22

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Darrell Nulisch was born in Dallas on September 14, 1952. Darrell grew up listening to Southern soul music including Rev. Al Green and Otis Redding. During these years he learned to play harmonica and began singing. In 1977, he and Anson Funderburgh, Mark Hickman, and David Watson formed Anson and The Rockets. Darrell’s style combined live love of soul and R’n’B with traditional Chicago blues. I was fortunate to catch them in their earliest days we the group played in Longview’s Alley Club. Darrell fronted the group until 1985, and later joined with fellow Dallas guitarist, Mike Morgan, before moving to Massachusetts, starting a new chapter in his career. In 1988, he joined Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters, before starting his solo career in 1990. Over the years Darrell has join several blues great as vocalist, including James Cotton who asked him to sing with his band on tour, after Cotton had lost his voice . He also performed with Buckwheat Zydeco, Hubert Sumlin, Otis Grand, and others. While Darrell still lives in the northeastern part of the country, he still has friends and family in Texas and occasionally still performs in the Lone Star State. Come On – Anson and The Rockets 1981, Talk To You By Hand – Anson and The Rockets 1981, Keep What I've Got – Anson and The Rockets 1983, Last Night – Gregg “Fingers” Taylor w/ Darrell on vocals 1983, Without A Friend Like You – Hubert Sumlin w/ Darrell on vocals 1989, Leaving On The Morning Train – Darrell Nulisch 1998, My Baby’s Gone – Hash Born w/ Darrell on vocals 1999, I Found Love – Darrell Nulisch 2003, Pouring Water On A Drowning Man – Darrell Nulisch and Texas Heat 2006, Going Back To Dallas – Darrell Nulisch 2007, The Woman Don’t Live Here No More – Darrell Nulisch 2009, You Tore My Playhouse Down (Live at der Stadkeller, Lucerne) – Blucerne w/ Darrell on vocals, Judgement Day – Johnny Campbell w/ Darrell0n vocals 2012, Cottonmouth Man – James Cotton w/ Darrell on vocals 2013, Saint On Sunday – James Cotton w/ Darrell on vocals 2013, One Woman Man - Kai Strauss with Darrell on vocals 2018, Cry a Million Tears - Anthony Geraci and The Boston All Stars w/ Darrell on vocals 2015, Lyla Tov (Good Night) - Benjie Porecki piano, Darrell as producer.…

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Episode 252: The Robin Hood Studio Podcast 1:25:45

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| Robin Hood Brians was involved in music from the tender age of five. His first performances were in Corsicana, Texas on the Lion’s Club Variety Show. Robin had a quartet in Junior High called “The Four Roses.” His choir teacher sometimes accompanied them in which case they were booked as “The Four Roses and a Fifth.” After High School, he formed a band called “Robin Hood and His Merry Men” that played dances and shows throughout the Ark-La-TEX area. In 1957, he recorded his song called “Dis-A-Itty-Bit.” While it was not a national hit, The current Robin Hood Studios was built in 1963 in what had been the back yard of Bob and Audrey Brians' residence at 1024 West 10th Street in Tyler, Texas. Officially named “Brians Studios”, however since everyone called it Robin Hood Studios, the name was soon changed. The first Billboard hits for Robin Hood Studios came from “Mountain Of Love” by David Houston on Epic Records. Other artists who recorded at Robin Hood includes Ike and Tina Turner, Z Z Top, John Fred & His Playboy Band, The Uniques, The Five Americans, Southwest FOB, Mouse & the Traps, Jon & Robin, Gladstone and hundreds of other regional acts. David Houston - Mountain of Love (1963 – Robin’s 1st hit in C&W), The Uniques - Not Too Long Ago (1965 - 45rpm The Uniques – All These Things (1966 – Uniquely Yours), Mouse And The Traps - Maid Of Sugar, Maid Of Spice (1966 – Tyler’s own garage band), Exit 9 – The Heard (1967 – 45 rpm), Only Ones - Another Place (1967 – 45 rpm), Five Americans – Zip Code (1967 – Progressions), John Fred and The Playboys - Judy In Disguise (1967 – Agnes English), Nat Stuckey – Pop A Top (1968 - Nat Stuckey Really Sings), Southwest F.O.B. – Smell Of Incense (1968 – Smell Of Incense), American Blues - Keep My Heart In A Rage (1969 – Is Here with Dusty Hill and Frank Beard), Dale Hawkins – L.A., Memphis, and Tyler (1969 with Ronnie Weiss aka “Mouse”), Z. Z. Top – Just Got Back From Baby’s (1971 -First Album), Rio Grande – Nice and Easy (1971 Rio Grande w Ronnie Weiss aka “Mouse”), Gladstone – A Piece Of Paper (1972 A Piece of Paper), Z. Z. Top - Apologies To Pearly (1972 Rio Grande Mud), Willis Alan Ramsey - Northeast Texas Women (1972 Willis Alan Ramsey), Z. Z. Top – Have You Heard (1973 Tres Hombres), Rusty Wier – Think About It (1973 Stacked Deck), Southpaw – Run Away (1980 – Southpaw was a Southern rock band from Haughton, LA), Johnny Campbell – Sky Is Crying (1999 – Tyler, Texas Sessions, Johnny was from Shreveport/Carthage, Texas), Freda and The Firedogs – Your Good Girls Gonna Go Bad (2002 Freda and The Firedogs, Austin,TX), Michelle Hanlon – This Is My Day (2014 Michelle is a Texas singer songwriter… find out more at www.michellehanlon.com)/ A few more of Robin Hood’s work of east Texas artists: Only Ones – Can’t Trust A Woman, The Heard – You’re Gonna Miss Me, Johnny Campbell – Driftin’ and Driftin’ Eny this slice of east Texas!…

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Episode 250: We Present: Nothing! 1:30:58

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This week Trick’s presents a whole lot of nothing, but we demonstrate that nothing can be an entertaining experience at Trick’s Synthetic Podcast! A List of Nothing: I Who Have Nothing – Al Kooper, Nothing Without You – Delaney Bramlett, Nothing Takes The Place of You Back 2 Back with Z.Z. Hill and The Earls of Suave, (Nothing's Too Good) For My Baby – Louis Prima and Keely Smith, My Tears Are Nothing – Brave Combo, Hey, Ride with Me Awhile : My Baby Don't Dance To Nothing But Ernest Tubb – Junior Brown, It Ain't Nothing but a Warner Bros. Party – Graham Central Station, Nothing To Do With Love – John Mayall, Bear’s Choice Blue Bloc : Nothing But Blues – Lonnie Johnson, Nothing From Nothing Leaves Nothing – Etta James, Do Nothing ‘Till You Hear From Me – Steve Howell, Dan Summer, and Jason Weinheimer, Hitting On Nothing – Blues Caravan, All The Way To Nothing – Doug Sahm, My Favorite Record : I’ll Let Nothing Separate Us – Otis Redding, Your Cash Ain’t Nothing But Trash Back 2 Back with Big John and The Buzzards and Billy Lee Riley, All Or Nothing ( Small Faces cover ) – Little Bob Story, Nothing New – Fabulous Rhinestones, Little Piece of Nothing – Ronnie Lane and Slim Chance, It’s Nothing To Me Back 2 Back with Harlan Howard and Johnny Winter (yes that’s Johnny!), Nothing But The Facts - Minnie Epperson, Nothing Before Me but Thang - Parliament, Spiritual Spotlight : Nothing But The Blood – Blind Boys of Alabama (With Jars Of Clay), Nothing More Is Nothing Less – Mark Levine, (The Great American Marriage) Nothing – Al Kooper. That's all, there's nothing more!…

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Episode 249: Getting Organizesd 1:31:32

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I recently read an article listing the author's choices for the best organists in rock. Here at Trick's we go one them one better with these, now we are completely organized! Getting Organized is: The Old Guys” Dad’s Theme – Baby Face Willette, J.S. Blues – B3 Trio, The 13! Time of The Season – Argent (Rod Argent), Playground –Jon Lord ( Deep Purple ), Happy Boys Happy – Ian McLagan (Small Faces ), Astral Traveler - Rick Wakeman (Yes ), Use What You Got – Billy Preston, Sneaking Around The Barnyard – Al Kooper, First Impression – Keith Emerson (ELP ), Hot ‘Lanta – Gregg Allman (Allman Bros), Strange Days - Ray Manzarek (Doors), Beale Street Revival – Booker T. Jones (and The M.G.s), Let The Night Fall - Garth Hudson (The Band), Shanghai Noodle Factory - Steve Winwood (Traffic), I Can’t Stand Up For Falling Down - Steve Nieve –(Elvis Costello and the Attractions) But wait! There’s More! Would You Be Happy, Would You Be Sad - Lee Michaels, Laughed At The Judge – Chris Stainton (Grease Band), Stop Lookin’ Back – Craig Frost (Grand Funk), Tobacco Road – Edgar Winter, I Am Yours – Bobby Whitlock (Derek And The Dominoes). There, you're now organized too!…

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Episode 248: New Old Music (Take 2.0) 1:27:35

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Over the years so many very good artists have fallen through the cracks, never hitting the top 40 anything. SO many of these over looked artists deserve their time in the limelight, so leave it to Trick's to do exactly this with, The New Old Music Podcast. Rock And Roll Heaven – Country – 1971 Country Distractions (Part 1) – Bob Darin – 1969 Commitment, Don’t Ask Me Questions When I’m Stones – Tom X and The Supernatural Family Band – 1986 Lost In North Austin, Drink Drank Drunk – Crazy Chestur – 2025 5X5, Red E. Lewis And The Red Caps – Home – 1971 Pause For A Hoarse Horse, I Wanna Get Funky – Same Player Shoot Again (France) – 2018 Our King Albert, Houston (with Houston Vamp) – Cowboy – 1974 Boyer and Talton, One Find Me Home – John Parker Compton – 1971 To Luna, Now That I Want You – Appaloosa - 1969 Appaloosa, Sidewalk Talking – Hollins and Starr – 1970 Sidewalk Talking Deportee (Woodie Guthrie cover) – Los Super Seven – 1998 Los Super Seven, Mayday From Space – Jon Larsen with Jimmy Carl Black via telephone – 2008 Jimmy Carl Black Story, Bitter Pill – Mannish Boyd with Jimmy Carl Black – 1987 A Lil’ Dab’l Do Ya, Hillbilly Blues Back 2 Back with The Mannish Boys w/o JCB (1998 Satellite Rock) and Gary Primich (2006 Riding The Dark Horse), The Chokin’ Kind – Allan Tousaint – 1971 What Is Success, Down In New Orleans – Jimmy Nalls – 1999 Ain’t No Stranger, Lord I Wonder – Katie Webster – 1988 Swamp Boogie Queen, Down To The Bottom- Stoneground – 1972 Stoneground 3, Captain Cody Memorial – Kathy McCord – 1970s Unreleased, I’m Gonna Break Her Heart – Ugly Beats – 2007 Take Stand, Where The Rio De Rosa Flows – Jimmy Logsdon – 1957 Now and Then A Deke Dickerson Double Play: Peroxide Blonde – 1998 Number One Hit Record, Here Kitty, Kitty – Honky Tonkin’ Rhythm.…

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Episode 247: Remembering Bobby Whitlock 1:00:19

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Remembering Robert Stanley "Bobby" Whitlock who passed away this last weekend. This podcast was originally released as #675 in May of 2020. I'd Rather Live the Straight Life - Bobby Whitlock When The Battle Is Over (Organ, Backing Vocals) - Delaney and Bonnie Behind That Locked Door (Organ) - George Harrison It's Too Late (Keyboards, Basking Vocal) - Derek and The Dominos Thorn Tree In The Garden (Vocals, Keyboards)- Derek and The Dominos Told You For The Last Time (Organ, Vocals) - Eric Clapton Black John the Conqueror (Background Vocals) - Dr. John Lazy Day ( Organ, Background Vocals) - Donovan Slow Boat To China (Co-Writer, Background Vocals) - John Prine Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven (Organ) - Don Nix Going Down (Organ) - Leslie West Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go - Bonnie Bramlett and Bobby Whitlock If I Could Ease Your Pain - Bobby Whitlock Layla - Bobby Whitlock and CoCo Carmel…

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Episode 245: The Meaning of Life... in Music! 1:24:54

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Meaning of Life is one of mankind's deepest questions. Well, leave it to Trick's to give you the answer to that in music, OF COURSE! The Lifetime Monologue – Lou Rawls, Special Life – Sir John Mayall, Turn On A Friend To The Good Life – Peanut Butter Conspiracy, Love The Life I Live Back 2 Back with Mose Allison and James Ulmer, My True-Life Blues – Banana and The Bunch, Ono, It’s a Beatle Bloc : Love Life – The Rutles, Run For Your Life – Fiona Silver, In My Life – Johnny Cash, In My Life Reprise – Verbeck Faiirground Organ, Got To Get You Into My Life – Mick Kolassa and Mark Telesca, My Favorite Record : You're What's Been Missing In My Life – Michael Gately That’s Life ( Frank Sinatra Cover ) – Big Mabelle This Is My Life – Calvin Russell, Life Is So Good – Marc McClure, Life Is Sweet – Mortimer, Life’s Little Package Of Puzzles – Spooner Oldham, Life’s Greatest Fool – Gene Clark, Walk of Life ( Dire Straits Cover ) – Zydecoal, Spiritual Spotlight : The Christian Life – The Byrds, I’d Rather Live the Straight Life – Bobby Whitlock, That’s What Our Life Is – Jonathan Edwards, Take Life As It Comes – Red Dirt Rangers, Hey, Ride With Me Awhile : Stars In My Life – The Supernatural Family Band, Then I’d Be Satisfied With Life – Tiny Tim, Celebration of Life – The Chambers Brothers, Put Love In Your Life – Parliament, Life’s Full O’ Consequences – O.S.T. Cabin In The Sky So now you know!…

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Episode 244: Countdown 'n' Musical Book Review of Doug Sahm 46:08

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Last night (July 31) we heard of Doug Sahm's compadre', Flaco Jimenez's passing, so this review and countdown is really timely. Enjoy this slice of Texas favorite son, Doug Sahm with appearances by Flaco, with these... 12 Rollin’ Rollin’ (Sarge Records), 11 Why, Why, Why – Doug and The Mar-Kays, 10 She’s About A Mover – Sir Douglas Quintet, 09 San Antone – Doug, Jerry Garcia and Leon Russell (Thanksgiving Jam 1972) 08 Lawd, I’m Just A Country Boy – Sir Douglas Quintet, 07 You Can't Hide A Redneck (Under That Hippy Hair) – Texas Tornados (original) and Sir Doug, 06 Blessed Are The Tears – The Last Real Texas Blues Band featuring Doug, 05 Sister Terry – The Texas Mavericks with Samm Dogg (Doug), 04 Who’s To Blame, Senorita – The Texas Tornados 03 Candy Kisses – Doug and Augie Meyers, 02 Papa Ain’t Salty No More – Doug Sahm, 01 Love Minus Zero/No Limit – Wayne Douglas Sahm, That something extra: Mendocino – Sir Douglas Quintet Enjoy this slice of Texas!…

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Episode 242: A Musical Book Revue, "Backstage Passes..." by Al Kooper 1:59:58

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