This and most of the songs are from Seela's New Album "Cool" https://seela.bandcamp.com

"Them There Eyes" By the Jazz Pharaohs. Lead Vocal Seelahttps://soundcloud.com/user743746694-slatstune/track-9

Thanks kids......brings back a lot of memories and I love the new tunes. Cheers from Cool Pops.

Butch Hancock stopped by the 88.1 KDHX studio in Saint Louis on April 9,2014 for a live set on Songwriters Showcase hosted by Ed Becker. Audio by Dan Kinney. Discover more great media at http://kdhx.org

Butch Hancock "Just a Wave" Live at KDHX 4/9/14

Friends

Shalamar - A Night To Remember (M&M  Extended Mix)

Sweet Once

Nylon Swoon

Ruby 1 - 101 - Here's A Kiss For You

Butch Hancock and Turk Pipkin have been friends for decades, and on November 30, they’ll be together at the Stateside Theatre for a new version of what they like to call a two-man one-man show.

Arts Eclectic: Butch Hancock & Turk Pipkin: Own Their Own

9-YRS-OLD/8-BALL/DGA (LIVE)

A collaboration between Sy Smith and Rachel Eckroth.  
Rachel Eckroth produced and played Rhodes and Korg Minilogue, Sy Smith sang leads and created the vocal arrangement.
Special guests Nick Semrad on Key Bass and Synth Solo, and Orlando 'Buscrates' Marshall on MPC3000, Korg Minilogue and ARP String Ensemble.
Mixed and Mastered by Julian Pollack
Artwork by Tatch Taboada

Perfect Love

Perfect Love (Feat. Sy Smith)

Jeff talks with good friend Seela Misra about her career and her latest release "Cool". Seela has been releasing records since 1992 but has never been her own Executive Produce until now. Twang Twang Shock A Boom celebrates this amazing singer, songwriter, guitar player, back up singer and bread maker. Bonus: hear how Jeff tricked her into becoming a jazz singer. Seela's latest record, "Cool" can be found on Bandcamp. Check it out!
https://seela.bandcamp.com

Podcast: The Seela Connection*

After ten years without writing a song, I wrote some lyrics dealing with racial justice and America's ongoing inability to face the sins of the past. The desire for many of us white people is to jump from 400 years of oppression violently imposed upon generations of people of color to some kind of colorblind harmony where all that bad stuff is suddenly forgotten and we're magically reconciled. Without owning up to the reality of what truly happened in our country's history, we cannot fully understand why the still-segregated present is the way that it is, let alone move toward honest equity that we can all celebrate, not just some. That frustrated lament is voiced in the lyrics to this song and backed by acoustic and electric guitars, bass, sampled drums, and heavy feedback.

Before We Get To Harmony

Podcasts and as much free music as we can stand, plus a couple of favorites. Thanks for visiting! Twang Twang Shock A Boom is Davíd Garza, Chris Searles and Jeff Haley. They have been making music together for 30 years. "It's No Secret" is a oral history of the band produced by Catherine Cuellar and Jeff Haley

Podcast: The Seela Connection*

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