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Toby Hounsham, The Stranglers

May 15, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Toby Hounsham is the keyboard player and newest member of the iconic band The Stranglers. We cover plenty of Stranglers territory plus Toby’s previous work with Rialto and Mungo Jerry to name two. And then there’s Toby’s other job as a fully qualified music therapist. A wide-ranging discussion to say the least. 

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Big Joe Duskin

Toby’s ‘Double-Six’ Boogie Woogie Album

Mike Armitage and The Lion Brewery

The Wombles – The Wombling Song

Rialto on Top of the Pops

Toby playing with Mungo Jerry

Toby on tour with Mungo Jerry

Stranglers – Walk on By keyboard solo

Dave Greenfield’s go-to keyboards

Toby’s rig

Oberheim and their resurgence

Toby’s decision to go into Music Therapy

British Association for Music Therapy

Lessons learned about playing keys

The Stranglers, Live in 2022

Tag a keyboard player: Vince Guaraldi, Ben Folds

Desert Island Discs: The Raven – The Stranglers, LA Woman – The Doors, A Charlie Brown Christmas – Vince Guaraldi, any good boogie woogie compilation album.

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Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Ben Folds, Mungo Jerry, Rialto, The Stranglers, Vince Guaraldi

Mike Schmid, Miley Cyrus / The Chainsmokers / Troye Sivan

April 23, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Mike Schmid has been part of Miley Cyrus’ core band for fifteen years. In addition, Mike has worked with numerous artists including The Chainsmokers and Troye Sivan to name just two. We talk everything from stadium gigs to playing tips and a little bit of gear talk to boot.

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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):  

Mike’s website

Recent Miley Cyrus tour of South America

Film scoring and impostor syndrome

Playing with Hannah Montana

Keeping it fresh each night on a large scale tour

Miley Cyrus – Jolene

Rebel Yell – Miley Cyrus with Billy Idol

Mike’s rig rundown

Using a laptop-based rig with Troye Sivan

Lessons learned / tips for aspiring players

Tag a keyboard player: Benmont Tench, Patrick Warren, Max Mitchell, Karina Depiano

Desert Island Discs: OK Computer – Radiohead, Homogenic – Björk, Under The Pink – Tori Amos, Illinois – Sufjan Stevens, and ‘tied’ for fifth spot: Martinis and Bikinis – Sam Phillips and Punisher – Phoebe Bridgers.

Mike faces our Quick Fire Tem Questions: Stereo or Mono, Sitting or Standing, Keytars: sexy or an abomination, Transpose button or adjust on the fly?, X-stand or anything else, Last gig you attended as an audience member, Best thing about live gigs, Worst thing about live gigs, Name one thing you’d like to see invented that’d make your life as a keyboard player easier, Red keyboards, yes or no?

Mike’s travelogue video on a Miley Cyrus tour of Australia / New Zealand.

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Photo of Mike Schmid via Kill.Cody

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Benmont Tench, Karina Depiano, Mike Schmid, Miley Cyrus, Patrick Warren, Sufjan Stevens, The Chainsmokers, Tori Amos, Troye Sivan

(Extra) Jim Daneker Talks Backstage Pass Sounds

April 21, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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We talk some more with Jim Daneker about his sideline as creator of the Backstage Pass products. This is bonus content that was provided to our Patreon supporters 30 days ago and we hope you enjoy it as much as they did.

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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):

How Jim got into developing sounds

The Backstage Pass suite of tools 

Touch OSC

The challenges of a Yamaha DX7

Who’s buying Backstage Pass – older players getting sentimental or younger artists looking for something different?

DX Dreams walkthrough

Upcoming expansions including ‘Prophetic Dreams’, ‘JX Dreams’

The generosity of Eric Persing

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Jim Daneker, Michael W Smith, Yamaha DX7

Brother Paul Brown, The Waterboys

April 13, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Brother Paul Brown has been playing keyboards with The Waterboys for well over a decade, and as you’ll hear that is one of many strings to his bow. In his inimitable style, Brother Paul covers an enormous amount of ground that will make you want to see him play when he’s next in your town.

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The Waterboys: 

Brother Paul’s Patreon 

Seeing Parliament-Funkadelic for the first time

Bro Paul’s challenging teenage years

Xavion – Eat Your Heart Out

Playing with Shirley Brown and ducking her high heel shoe

With Ann Peebles and The Memphis Horns

Charles Hodges and Hammond B3

Dick Wagner Remember The Child Memorial Fund

Working with Bobby Rush

Becoming part of The Waterboys

Passing Through –  first performance with The Waterboys’ Mike Scott and Steve Wickham

Brother Paul Brown Keytar Solo

Mike Farris

Working with Gloria Gaynor

Mike Farris – Snap Your Fingers

Brother Paul’s keyboard rig

Lessons learned as a keyboard player

Brother Paul’s collaborative bucket list: Peter Frampton, Robert Plant and Paul Rodgers

Working with Deborah Bonham and playing John Bonham’s tambourine and gong

Playing with a badly injured finger

Tag a keyboard player: Al Greenwood, Rev. Charles Hodges

Desert Island Discs: Alive! – Kiss, Foreigner – Foreigner, Frampton – Peter Frampton, Toys in the Attic – Aerosmith, Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd, Feels So Good – Chuck Mangione, Red Headed Stranger – Willie Nelson, Sketches in Spain – Miles Davis, 99 lbs – Ann Peebles, Chega de Saudade – João Gilberto, Space Escapade – Les Baxter.

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Ann Peebles, Brother Paul Brown, Charles Hodges, Gloria Gaynor, Mike Farris, The Waterboys

Dave Ross, Hindley Street Country Club

March 29, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Dave Ross is keyboard player with what is arguably one of the world’s most well known cover bands, The Hindley Street Country Club (HSCC). We talk to Dave about his wider career in music, how HSCC rocketed to the success it’s currently experiencing, and future plans. We also talk gear of course!

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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):  

Podcast T-Shirt challenge

HSCC’s YouTube Channel

Dave’s ‘Hamburg’ baptism of fire as a teenager

Playing two sets of Prince songs with three days notice

MuseScore software

HSCC: the process of recording / filming the weekly song

Touring with HSCC

HSCC future plans

Dave’s keyboard rig

Korg Kronos replacement rumours

Lessons learned / tips for other players

Dave’s train wreck anecdotes

Dave’s favourite HSCC covers

Tag a keyboard player: Nik Kershaw, Nick Rhodes

Desert Island Discs: 5150 – Van Halen, Songs in the Key of Life – Stevie Wonder, Changes – David Bowie, Greatest Hits – Prince, Give Me The Night – George Benson, Aliens Ate My Buick – Thomas Dolby.

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Dave Ross, Hindley Street Country Club

(Extra) Matt Goodluck Plays the Prog Quiz

March 23, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Time for some fun, when we test Matt Goodluck’s prog knowledge (we also interviewed Matt here). This is bonus content that was provided to our Patreon supporters 30 days ago and we hope you enjoy it as much as they did.

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Tales From Topographic Oceans – Yes 

Phil Collins vs Peter Gabriel from a Genesis viewpoint

Phil Collins drumming at the Band Aid sessions (and for the record the studio was Sarm West Studios)

Are keytars cool or not (and watch for an upcoming episode on this topic)

British Prog vs US Prog

The Spider – Kansas

Pink Floyd as prog band 

Mellotron – is its extinction overstated?

Dream Theater – progeny of Rush and Metallica?

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Dream Theater, Kansas, Mellotron, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Pink Floyd, Progressive Rock, Yes

Rubén Valtierra, Weird Al Yankovic Part 2

March 15, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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In Part 2 of our interview with the inimitable Rubén Valtierra (Part 1 is here), we hear more about Rubén’s career, upcoming work and his take on our stalwart desert island discs and tag a keyboard player questions.

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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):

Considering every solo or gig to be your last

Vale Nate Ginsberg

Don’t play an E4 during Eat It

Bruce Conte and Tower of Power

George the Synth Ghost

Emo Phillips

The upcoming tour with Weird Al

Examples of Al’s originals: Mission Statement and Virus Alert

Pat Regan (great interview here on the 2000-inch Weird Al podcast)

Melodyne note-based editing software

Rubén grills Paul and David on their favourite interviews to date

Tag a keyboard player: Jordan Rudess, Emmet Cohen, Rachel Flowers

Desert Island Discs:  Light as a Feather – Return to Forever / Chick Corea, Pictures at an Exhibition – Sviatoslav Richter, Horowitz in Moscow – Vladimir Horowitz, Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin, Abraxas – Santana

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Bruce Conte, Emmet Cohen, Emo Phillips, Nate Ginsberg, Pat Regan, Rachel Flowers, Ruben Valtierra, Weird Al Yankovic

Rubén Valtierra, Weird Al Yankovic Part 1

March 6, 2022 by KC Editor 1 Comment

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Rubén Valtierra plays keys with the inimitable and iconic Weird Al Yankovic. In Part 1 we hear about Rubén’s chops as a musician and his general approach to life, you’ll understand why he’s been at the top for such a long period of time.

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Rubén’s Website

Van Cliburn performs in Moscow, 1958 (on YouTube)

Rubén performing with Rush Hour 1986

Dr Demento 20th Anniversary TV Special

The Saga Begins – Al sends Rubén home

Recreating the diverse sounds and styles across Weird Al’s huge catalogue

Weird Al show timing

How Rubén nearly ended up as part of Jimmy Kimmel’s house band

The Simpsons – Three Gays of the Condo

Glenn Hughes Live in Moscow 1995

Sampling a Hammond B3 to use on a Kurzweil

Why Rubén loves Kurweil keyboards

Sound design for a Weird Al tour

Weird Al vs Tower of Power

What’s Weird Al like as a boss? (spoiler: he’s a great boss)

Rubén’s bucket list: Santana (and a shout out to David K Mathews)

The Valtierra Latin Orchestra

The upcoming Weird Al Movie

Why Weird Al is a true, great artist

Not mentioned but worth a watch: Weird Al and the band play 77 cover songs over 77 nights.

Tag a keyboard player: See Part 2

Desert Island Discs: See Part 2

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Glenn Hughes, Ruben Valtierra, Rush Hour, Santana, The Simpsons, tower of power, Weird Al Yankovic

Jim Daneker, Michael W Smith and Amy Grant

February 23, 2022 by KC Editor Leave a Comment

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Jim Daneker plays keys with Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant, composes for film and TV and even creates his own sounds sets for a number of platforms. To say he’s busy and talented is an understatement, and Jim provides some great insights across his wide ranging experiences.

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Links to content mentioned during the show (links will open in new tab):  

Michael W Smith Bio

Jim playing with Michael W Smith

Ageless Medley – Amy Grant

Cross of Gold – Michael W Smith

Paul Cardall

Jim Daneker – Ad Alta

Jim Daneker – Equinox

Jim’s Rig Tour

Tag a keyboard player: Tony Banks, Bruce Hornsby

Desert Island Discs: Invisible Touch – Genesis, Eye to Eye – Michael W Smith, Star Wars – John Williams, Welcome to the Real World – Mr Mister, No Jacket Required – Phil Collins.

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Amy Grant, Jim Daneker, Michael W Smith, Paul Cardall, Roland D50, Yamaha DX7, Yamaha KX88

The Great Debates: Prog Rock

February 6, 2022 by KC Editor 1 Comment

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In our first Great Debate we talk to Matt Goodluck, prog rock obsessive (check out Matt’s bio below). The topic is obviously prog rock, the debate occurs on multiple fronts, including what makes good prog rock, who the true greats are and even some gear talk.

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Pet Sounds – Beach Boys

Freak Out – Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention

Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – The Beatles

King Crimson – In The Court of the Crimson King

Prog Archives

Rush – 2112

Ready Player One – Ernest Cline (highly recommended!)

Keith Emerson official website

Rick Wakeman official website

Overview of prog rock keyboards

Yes – Fragile

Yes – Close to the Edge

Watch Rick Wakeman live, on ice

Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon

Pink Floyd – Meddle

ELP – Tarkus

ELP – Brain Salad Surgery

ELP play Fanfare for the Common Man

Haken

Frost

Big Big Train

Jordan Rudess

Richard Barbieri

Rikard Sjoblom

Desert Island Discs: Lamb Lies Down on Broadway – Genesis, Hemispheres – Rush, Close to the Edge – Yes, Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd, Discipline – King Crimson

Matt’s biography:

I grew up in Adelaide and by my early teens I had developed an obsession with music, starting with 80’s heavy metal. After discovering Rush, everything changed and it took me down the rabbit hole of prog rock. This led to reading everything I could get my hands on about the 70’s heavyweights like Yes, King Crimson, Genesis and ELP as well as the new wave of 80’s bands like IQ, Marillion, Pallas and Pendragon. I was hooked!

At age 20, I decided to leave home and I flew to the UK for what was intended to be a 6 month working holiday. I stayed in Europe for 7 years!

Due to connections with a number of independent English prog bands that I had become a fan of, I found myself on the doorstep of Pendragon/Arena keyboard player Clive Nolan and ended up living with him for the duration of my time in England. I became the go-to merch guy for a number of prog bands in the scene including Arena, Threshold, Pendragon and IQ and would regularly tour throughout Europe with them. Outside of this, I began working as an assistant for Clive’s record label Verglas Music, formed with ex-Marillion drummer Mick Pointer. Essentially a cottage industry formed to release albums by their band Arena, this was a pioneering business model at the dawn of the internet age in the early 90’s. My role included promotion, marketing, graphic design and helping to book tours for the band.

After 4 years in the UK, my visa had become an issue and so it was time to move on. I then moved to Germany and became a record label assistant for InsideOut Music, Europe’s premier label for progressive music. Here I worked with a wide array of artists including members of Dream Theater, King’s X, Toto, Marillion and Genesis as well as the new wave of prog bands like Spock’s Beard, Devin Townsend, The Flower Kings and Symphony X.

I returned home to Adelaide at the end of 2001 but retained my connections within the prog scene overseas. I continued to take on small projects for my old colleagues from time to time. One such job was working on the liner notes for various classic album re-issues for a number of Krautrock artists such as Klaus Schulze, Amon Duul II and Holger Czukay.

In 2009, I was asked to be the tour manager for Swedish band Pain Of Salvation who were supporting Dream Theater on their national Australian tour. This was an intensive role that involved booking accommodation and travel, instrument and equipment hire, publicity and promotion, merchandising, budgeting and finance, graphic design, stakeholder liaison and much more. It was very stressful but ultimately rewarding and a good chance to reconnect with both bands, who I had previously worked with.

That early obsession with prog fueled a desire to be involved in (a fairly niche area of) the music industry and I feel incredibly lucky to have been a part of it. I’ve been very fortunate in my life to meet and work with many artists that I grew up listening to as a fan.

Today I find myself on the stage rather than just backstage as I now get to tour the country as lead vocalist for Echoes of Pink Floyd – Australia’s premier Pink Floyd tribute act.

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Finally, check out our podcast guest playlist on Spotify to get a taste of each guest’s creations.

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Big Big Train, Frank Zappa, Frost, Haken, Jordan Rudess, Keith Emerson, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Richard Barbieri, Rick Wakeman, Rikard Sjoblom, Robert Fripp, Rush, Yes

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