Sharing our favorite Americana, Alt-country and Roots Rock music from the Pacific Northwest
That Much Further West Podcast
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Sharing our favorite Americana, Alt-country and Roots Rock music from the Pacific Northwest
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March 23, 2021
Episode #96 with Scott Jeffries
<br /> <br /> <a href="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/JeffriesVidoTrim2.mp4">http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/JeffriesVidoTrim2.mp4</a><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Stream or download Episode #96 featuring Scott Jeffries: <a href="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/tmfwpodcastJeffries.mp3">Scott Jeffries 2021</a><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Scott Jeffries is a restless sort, and like any good songwriter, he’ll take inspiration where he can find it. Over a goodly stretch of the 2020’s pandemic-induced slowdown, Jeffries took a handful of cues from a local songwriting challenge and compiled a collection of 10 songs that blossomed into his solo debut, Bloom.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Press play to listen to Bloom on your Spotify account.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Inspired by Scott’s efforts, the podcast team reassembled via Zoom to bring you the first new episode of That Much Further West Podcast in more than a year. For Episode #96, show co-hosts Eric Kotila and Phil Favorite are joined by our show engineer Rich West Blatt and the aforementioned Mr. Jeffries, who sheds some light on the songwriting process and subsequent recording of the songs for Bloom, as well as his intention to perform the songs live in the coming weeks. Having been a guest on the podcast previously as a member of the bands Spirit Lake and Stars of Cascadia, Jeffries is all too familiar with our usual podcast hijinks (and how it’s often reflected in a bottle of brown liquor), and having Rich speak to the recording process seemed appropriate considering he played lead guitar on the entire album!Like so many of you, our daily lives shifted severely at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and though we’ve tried to bring you occasional fresh postings in the form of playlists and archived interviews during the global shutdown, our team still hasn’t quite settled on a way to progress with bonafide podcast episodes recorded in a way other than our regular, shoulder-to-shoulder style.Call us Neanderthals if you’d like, because you’ll see from the video above, it ain’t always pretty. But after a year of no shows, canceled festivals and no reasonable place to gather to meet with and interview an artist in person, taking a break just seemed to make sense. Throw in each of team’s personal protocols limiting contact, and some of our work schedules flung out of whack — you get an idea how real life suddenly impacted this podcast.But for the time being, in whatever way, shape or form, damn, it feels great to be back. So dial up the show and listen to our interview with Scott along with songs from Bloom. Here’s a list of the tunes in the order in which they appear on the show. Enjoy!Your Last Fourth of JulyBloomThoughts and PrayersBirthrightNew NormalHomewardSomeday<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <a href="https://i0.wp.com/tmfwpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Scott-Jeffries-Bloom.jpg"></a><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> On Friday, April 2, Bandcamp will be waiving its hosting fees on all downloads and purchases, meaning 100 percent of money spent goes to the artist! You can download “Bloom” at Bandcamp <a href="https://scottjeffries.bandcamp.com/album/bloom" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a>.In Portland, you can catch Scott Jeffries and his band performing songs from Bloom on the outdoor patio stage at Alberta Street Pub on April 29. They’ll be joined on the bill by the Colin Trio. Tickets go on sale soon. Watch the calendar <a href="https://www.albertastreetpub.com/music" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a> for updates. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
February 18, 2021
Record Review: Radio Receiver
<br /> <br /> <a href="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/RadioReceiverINTfix.mp4">http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/RadioReceiverINTfix.mp4</a><br /> Nate Wallace of Radio Receiver joins our guy Phil Favorite for a video chat about his new project and its self-titled album.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Stream or download our interview with Nate Wallace and songs from Radio Receiver: <a href="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/TMFWPRadioReceiverReview.mp3" title="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/TMFWPRadioReceiverReview.mp3">Radio Receiver Feb ’21</a><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <a href="https://i0.wp.com/tmfwpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/radioreceiver-coverart.jpg"></a>Songs included on the podcast:Soldier’s BoyOne Way To Slice A PieLonesome As No Other PartDreamers Need Believers<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Radio Receiver, Self-titled(2020, Deer Lodge Records)By Phil FavoriteThat Much Further West Podcast<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Some of the best storytellers are those third-wheel types. That quiet guy at the end of the bar with the rabbit ears and a knack for being invited into conversation. That super-sharp gal with a keen eye for detail and razor tongue riding shotgun with her friends, keeping them laughing with non-stop colorful commentary. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Songwriter Nate Wallace tells his stories like a guy standing at a gas station who just overheard two men plotting a crime. When his story starts, you immediately know you’re in for it, and you can bet you’re gonna get some juicy details along the way.On the new self-titled record by <a href="https://www.discogs.com/Radio-Receiver-Radio-Receiver/release/15531772" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Radio Receiver,</a> Wallace steps away from his role as leader of the Portland-based country psych rock band Hearts of Oak to deliver a fresh batch of song cut from the same mold but left a little more open and spare.There’s a sweetness to Wallace’s voice that adds a vulnerability and authenticity to these storyteller songs, and it shines especially bright when complemented by the backing and harmony vocals on Radio Receiver.With Mark Folkrod on drums, Jason Willmon on bass and Anna Verlet on violin, the band plays it close to the vest, allowing Wallace’s acoustic guitar and voice to remain at the fore and leaving space for ace producer Ezra Meredith to sprinkle bits of sonic color all over the record.Radio Receiver has a cinematic feel to it with swells of action and dramatic pauses that allow you to catch your breath during an overall thrilling ride. It’s a fine collection of tunes by a terrific songwriter who clearly works at his craft and who always has a great story to tell.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> RIYL: Songs: Ohia, Silver Jews, Hiss Golden Messenger<br />
October 22, 2020
Election Season Podcast Picks
<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Stream or download Election Season Podcast Picks: <a href="http://yourstorywelltold.com/tmfwpodcastnet/audio/tmfwplaylist1020.mp3">Election Season Picks</a><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> “Summer in Portland, everything’s fine.” Well, we made it through what we hope is the worst of Protest Season. Now it’s Election Season, and we’ve put together this collection of songs to celebrate any and all commentary on the sorry state of our nation. MAGA? Um, no.But before we let some of our favorite alt-country authorities put in their two cents, we share a song from the great new album by our pals Wanderlodge. “River Don’t Care” from the record Cypress Mountain Drive is an example of how deftly Kris Stuart and Matt Cadenelli can take someone else’s song, make it their own, and take it to a whole new audience.Make no mistake, though — there are plenty of terrific originals on the new record. Learn all about it in the short film posted above.We also share a song from Lydia Loveless’ fantastic new album as well as cool new cuts from Otis Gibbs, Brent Cobb, Karen Jonas, Orville Peck, Matt Woods and a scorcher called “Born To Lose” by Chicago’s David Quinn, featuring the smoldering slide guitar of Laur Joamets (Drivin’ N Cryin’, Sturgill Simpson).New to our podcast ears, we present music from Victoria Bailey, Waxahatchee, Tennessee Jet and Juliet McConkey. And don’t miss the beautiful and sad video below for the song “American Tears” by Silver Lake 66.We end things on a bit of a somber note, recognizing the passing (way, way too soon) of the great Justin Townes Earle, who in recent years moved to Portland and became part of the fabric of our community. His sudden and shocking death left a hole in our hearts that will never be filled. RIP, JTE.So give it all a listen, then get out there and VOTE! Here’s the songlist for our Election Season Podcast Picks:River Don’t Care, WanderlodgeThe New OK, Drive-By TruckersAmerican Tears, Silver Lake 66Down To The Well, The Long RydersAll American Singer, Zephaniah OHoraSay My Name, Lydia LovelessBorn To Lose, David QuinnNine Foot Problem, Otis GibbsSkid Row, Victoria BaileyKeep ‘Em On They Toes, Brent CobbSweet Mess, Jaime WyattLegends Never Die (with Shania Twain), Orville PeckStray Dogs, Tennessee JetCan’t Do Much, WaxahatcheeHeat, TK & The Holy Know-NothingsDisappearing Girl, Juliet McConkeyPink Leather Boots, Karen JonasSunshine, Matt WoodsI’m So Good At Absolutely Nothing, Possessed By Paul JamesLearning To Cry, Justin Townes Earle<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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