"Save The Bones" - Danny Barker

This is a song about trying to be a better version of yourself.

Something Better

cover of lispector's song "the old rules are dead" (from the "young wild & lonely" split album) for her upcoming tribute compilation

bisous y besos à Julie pour t'jours

t'old rules are dead (lispector cover)

went2see the gypsy

Cease Fire

Sammet

In this episode we’re exploring a different side of the black lung epidemic through the stories of women who lost their husbands to black lung.  OVR Reporter Sydney Boles talks with Deborah Boggs, Joyce Birman, Vickie Salyers (pictured), and Nancy Potter who share fond memories from their husbands lives, as well as some of the struggles they faced while living with black lung. She also talks with Evan Smith, an attorney with AppalReD Legal Aid, about the federal black lung benefits system and how a program that was designed to help miners and their families became mired in bureaucracy. 




You’re listening to Mtn. Talk on WMMT.  In this episode we bring you an hour of interviews with women who lost loved ones to black lung disease.  Up next, we hear from Deborah Boggs, whose husband Ronnie died in 2016. 

Interviews/etc continued


That’s it for this episode of Mtn. Talk, featuring interviews with women who lost spouses to the black lung epidemic.  

If you’d like to hear this or previous episodes again, visit our website at www.wmmt.org  or download Mtn. Talk wherever you get your podcasts. 
Music on this episode features Carla Grover with a tune called “Could You Love Me One More Time”  from the album “Hush, my restless soul.” That album was produced by Appalshop's own June Appal Recordings.

Stories from Widows of Miners with Black Lung

This is a taste of inspector playing live 
(written by Julie and remixed by Guillaume Ballandras).
Voice (and x-tra keyboards) : Julie Margat
Guitars (and x-tra keyboards)  : Guillaume Ballandras
Drums : François Virot
Bass : Charles Virot
Keyboards and backing vocals : Mario.n-Jo

live 2018

Small Town Graffiti (Live Band Remix)

Foreign type

Laurana Wheeler Roderer, violin 1
Esther Witherell, violin 2
Brooke Mickelson, viola
Dana Hurt, cello

This piece was originally written to be paired with Desert Rain God by Louisa McElwain, and was inspired by the painting’s subject and use of texture and color. The monsoon’s shifting winds disrupt the rain shadow over the desert, bringing summer storms with fluctuating air pressure and sudden downpours.

Desert Rain God

traveling electric banjo noise singer, always interested in sharing/hearing new songs. Very influenced by Chan Marshall (Cat Power), Robert Pollard, Billie Holiday, the Coltranes, the Carter Family, Bob Dylan, George Strait, Dale Watson, Willie Nelson, Bill Callahan, Cass McCombs, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, lispector, Lauren K. Newman, Sade, Sonic Youth & Thurston Moore &Kim Gordon, Robert Smith & the Cure, B-52s, Sundays, Mazzy Star, Loretta Lynn, Bob Wills, Patsy Cline, Jimmie Rodgers, Lightnin' Hopkins, Townes Van Zandt, Flaco Jimenez, James Hand, Kurt Vile, Howe Gelb, Naïm Amor, Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, George Jones, Françoise Hardy, Keren Ann, Serge Gainsbourg, Andrew Malenda & Anilore, Gerald Jay King, L.J. Murphy, Van Morrison. Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Lonnie Holley, Kimba Kuzas (Ruby Bell), mmh (Memphis/PDX noise), Sam Amidon, Stephin Meritt, Michael Jackson, Hannah 'Rose' Wilken, Sarah 'Rosie' Rose Starke (Rider Rosie/Hustle Shoals), Otis Redding, O.V. Wright, Carla Thomas, Leo Rondeau, Skip James, Johnny Lowebow, Jay Reatard, Hasil Adkins, Jesco, Daniel Johnston, Lyle Lovett (somewhat), Dwight Yoakam (alot), Beach House for now

t'old rules are dead (lispector cover)

C. Depp

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