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    Inappropriate Happiness w/ Karina Rykman & Isaac Slone

    Hosts Karina Rykman and Isaac Slone run down the music news of the week and lots of other music musings.

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    The Drop Daily—Eric Krasno with John Mayer May 18, 2020
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    Today we want to tell you about the new episode of Eric Krasno Plus One, featuring John Mayer. Eric and discuss discovering new music, how the role of being a fan has changed, and the importance of writing a hit song. John talks about how his songwriting has changed has he’s gotten older, the two get deep on guitar players like Jerry Garcia and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and John tells Kraz about that time he talked to Eric Clapton about The Dead.


    We would appreciate if you would subscribe to the podcast! And here’s the John Mayer Trio album I mentioned.


    And we start this episode with a message of gratitude. Thank you all for your support and for tuning in. Please give us a review if you enjoy The Drop!


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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/15/20 May 15, 2020
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    Friday is stream day, plus an album recommendation. Check it out, and thanks for your support!


    1. 7:20pm ET—420LIVE!! with Jeff Kravitz.Wanted to give a shout out to Jeff Kravitz 420Live!! Five days a week, he’s having guests on for a quick chat. In the past week he’s had Jerry Harrison of The Talking Heads, Big Gigantic, and many others. He’s a great interviewer and the conversations are really entertaining. And here’s his conversation with Tom Marshall.
    2. 7:30pm ET—Two Sets of Anders Osborne Live.Streaming live on his Facebook page, Anders says “It’s SHOWTIME BABY!! Two sets. SO MANY SONGS TO PLAY! Friday night is gonna be fantastic!! Set break and all. I can’t wait to see everyone.” Rock on!
    3. 9:00pm ET—Goose Archival Set. As part of the Live From Out There Virtual Festival, which spans 4 weekends and includes dozens and dozens of performances. The Goose set is $4.99, or you can get the entire offering for $49.99. You can learn more via this link.
    4. 10:15pm ET—Wine Not? With Brendan Bayliss. Once gain Brendan will bring you tunes, conversation and laughs from his home, with some wine. They say “Chip in $5 & show Brendan & Team UM that they're good enough, smart enough and doggone it, people like them.” That’s via PayPal.
    5. Osirecs—The Highwomen. This is a shout out to my wife Rachel, and to one of the most listened to albums by our family over the past 6 months or so, since they released their self-titled album. And it’s just a great listen.

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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/14/20 May 14, 2020
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    Hey everyone, thanks for tuning in. 5 things you need to know...


    1. The Disco Biscuits’ Jon Barber on Helping Friendly Podcast.This week we are joined by a special guest, Jon Barber of the Touchdowns All Day with Jon Barber podcast. Jon tells us about the early influence of Phish on The Disco Biscuits and some of his own experiences seeing Phish, including at Arrowhead Ranch. We also listen to both Phish and Disco Biscuits jams and Jon helps us break down what the bands are doing in the moment.
    2. Quarantrain’s Jesse Lauter on Inside Out wTnS.For the latest episode, Rob and Seth sit down with the multi-talented “Uncle” Jesse Lauter, and first they speak about the wonderful QuaranTrain, his work with The Tedeschi Trucks Band and his other production work, and how he got started in the music business.
    3. 9am ET—Radiohead at Summer Sonic 2016 Replay. For some morning streaming, check out Radiohead’s set from Summer Sonic 2016. This Japanese festival is an annual two-day event held at the same time in Osaka and Tokyo. Lots of Japanese bands as well as international acts.
    4. 8pm ET—Prince and The Revolution Live from 1985. This show comes from the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, NY on 3/30/85. So this show is the the Purple Rain Tour, and was the first live concert footage that Prince officially released as both a television broadcast and home video. This show will be available for 3 days only. Any viewer donations to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization will include a matching component from Google (Google.org will match $2 for every $1 up to $5M).
    5. 10pm ET—Scott and Seth Avett Livestream. On the Atlanta Braves Facebook page, Scott and Seth will play a 45-minute set, which is free for you to watch. If you’re curious what’s going on with The Avett Brothers, I can tell you that they’re working on new material. That’s detailed in a conversation I had with Bob Crawford and Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters about the state of the music industry during coronavirus, which was part of Podapalooza.



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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/13/20 May 13, 2020
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    Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy.


    1. Beyond the Pond Hits Pavement.Brian and Dave have guest PJ Rudolph back for a deep-dive one into Pavement. They talk about the band’s legacy, favorite records, solo work of Stephen Malkmus, and their connections to Phish. And as always, they’ll introduce you to some music.
    2. Grateful Dead May ’73 with Brokedown Podcast.Jonathan has a returning guest, Andy Barnes, to talk about three Grateful Dead shows from May, 1973—from why there were only three shows and, of course, the great great music that was played. And guess what? Lots of Dead tunes.
    3. 9:00pm ET—Greensky Bluegrass Live From the Archive. Every Wednesday at 9pm, the band is sharing a prerecorded show that is free for you all to enjoy. Check it out.
    4. 9:30pm ET—Eric Slick of Dr. Dog Joins God Ween Evan Stream.This week’s live stream with the God Ween Evan team will feature Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. He’s played with Ween and has a bunch of other cool projects and another solo album forthcoming. Come hang out with the God Ween Evan squad and have some fun.
    5. Osirecs—Rhett Miller “The Messenger.”Today I had the chance to interview Rhett Miller for a new podcast that will be released next month. In preparation, I had gone back to the Old97s and Rhett’s solo work. I particularly liked this most recent solo album, which he released i



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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/12/20 May 12, 2020
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    Hey there! Happy belated Mother's Day, and thank you for tuning in!


    1. Heads Talking—Meet the Mothers.I neglected to say Happy Mother’s Day when I put up Monday’s episode, so let me say that now. To all the moms out there, thank you. And this episode of Heads Talking, a spinoff of No Simple Road, the crew talks to all 3 of their moms, which is pretty cool.
    2. Road To Now on Baseball with Jayson Stark.This week, Bob & Ben talk with celebrated baseball journalist Jayson about baseball’s place in American culture, how the scandals in the sport reflect moments in American history, and how Major League Baseball has persevered through some of our country’s hardest times.
    3. Politics of Truth on Disaster Response with Brent Colburn.Bob is joined by Brent Colburn, who has worked at FEMA, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Pentagon; many of the agencies coordinating to combat the pandemic today. They discuss the federal and state-level responses to the pandemic, and Brent shares his experiences working on Hurricane Katrina and Sandy response.
    4. 5pm ET—Rad Night in America—JRAD Red Rocks 8/31/17.They keep the show streams going with a look back at a really good show from 2017. Opens with a great jam into a really long Here Comes Sunshine. Did you know that JRAD’s most played song is “Jam”? I’m serious, I looked it up and everything.
    5. 8:30pm ET—Phish Dinner And A Movie: 8/31/18.Episode 8 takes us back to Alpharetta, Georgia, from the Summer 2018 tour. And for the food, “Jon and Briar Fishman present another three-course repast from the staff of the Lincolnville General Store in Maine – kale salad, fish cakes and blueberry crisp! The recipe is below, and whatever you decide to make, tag us at #phishdinnerandamovie.” Also, “We have selected Feeding America as our beneficiary for this webcast. Donate any time at phish.com/waterwheel.”



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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/11/20 May 11, 2020
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    Thanks for tuning in! If you like what we're up to, leave us a review and subscribe!


    1. Emily King on Eric Krasno Plus One. Eric talks to his friend, singer-songwriter Emily King, who checks in from her family home in lower Manhattan where she’s sheltering in place. Being back home inspires her to tell Eric about growing up in a musical family, going on the road with her jazz singer parents, and why hamburgers and french fries in the dressing room made her want to become a musician.
    2. RIP Little Richard—Tapes Archive Interview from 2000. Again a never before heard interview from The Tapes Archive, from 2000. Marc the host and Little Richard talk about a lot of stuff—at the time of this interview, he was 67 years old and was promoting the TV movie based on his life called “Little Richard.” In the interview, Richard talks about why he wore make-up, how he was the first African American to be on white radio, and how he discovered the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones.
    3. Audience Input.We need your help. We want to ask you some questions about your Osiris listening/watching, what kinds of content you like, and a few other things. Send us a message on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram if you’re interested in helping us out.
    4. 5pm—The National Benefit Event. The National said “our crew are the lifeblood of our touring operation and have become family through the many years we’ve worked together. As uncertainty looms over the state of the live concert industry, we will direct all profits from merch sales through our webstore.” Check it out.
    5. 8pm—Positive Legacy Virtual Variety Show.The first episode of The Virtual Variety Show airs tomorrow, helping support Positive Legacy's COVID-19 fundraiser giving back to out of work music crew. The first episode features Larry Keel, Jeff Coffin, and members of The Motet and Fruition…all to help raise funds for those who make live music events happen!



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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/8/20 May 08, 2020
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    Thanks for tuning in! Happy Barton Hall day!


    1. No Simple Road with ….. Me! I was honored to be interviewed for one of our longtime podcasts, No Simple Road. I finally got to hang with the crew, and it was a lot of fun. We talked about how I discovered music including Phish and The Grateful Dead, what possessed me to think of starting a podcast network, and some plans for Osiris’s future. I got to tell some stories and banter with the crew a lot. Check it out!
    2. 4pm ET—Nathaniel Rateliff Pickathon 2019 Replay. I’m sure you all have heard of this guy, he’s a real force of nature and I’m interested in checking out this set from a 2019 festival. You may know him through his work with Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, and he just put out a new album, And It's Still Alright, which you should check out as well!
    3. 8pm ET—Disco Biscuits 2/28/08 Replay. As part of the ongoing You Got I, I Got You virtual tour, this week brings you a show from the legendary Starland Ballroom from 2008. 30 minute Mr. Don opener, long M.E.M.P.H.I.S. sandwich, Spacebird, Save the Robots, Crickets and more. Really good show.
    4. 9pm ET—Umphrey’s McGee 7/6/18 Replay.Brought to us by Breckenridge Brewery, this live stream music event featuring Umphrey’s McGee. At 9pm you can see Brendan Bayliss stream live, with wine, in his pajamas, from his basement. And then at 9:30pm you can watch the 7/6/18 show. Similar Skin, Hurt Bird Bath, long Higgins, very good show.
    5. Osirecs: Barton Hall 1977! I feel morally obligated to encourage you to listen to the Barton Hall show. Was it the best show ever? Was it the best show of May 1977? Did it really happen, or was it part of a CIA mind control program? A widely circulated conspiracy theory, which you can read about here, says it never happened. Awesome show, whether it happened or not.



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    The Drop Daily—5 Things for 5/7/20 May 07, 2020
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    Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy!


    1. Music Nonprofits During COVID-19 from InsideOut wTnS.New episode of Inside Out with Turner and Seth focuses on music nonprofits, checking in with a bunch of folks to find out how things are going. They talk with Sweet Relief, Backline, Conscious Alliance, and Positive Legacy about what they are doing right now, how they have pivoted to help those in needs during COVID-19, and how those programs are evolving.
    2. 5pm ET—Radiohead at Bonnaroo 2006. In an Instagram post, Jonny Greenwood said about this show “it’s easily, comfortably the best festival experience I’ve ever had in America. I hope the heat, dust, and smell of fine Southern whiskey comes over as well as the songs—and I hope that we get back to live music soon.” Amen.
    3. 7:20pm ET—420Live!! Portugal. The Man with Jeff Kravitz. If you missed yesterday’s with Tom Marshall, you can check out the show notes. And today Jeff welcomes the psych rock revolutionaries as the guest.
    4. 8pm ET—Lake Street Dive Livestream. Today is Volume 2 of the “Lounge Around Sounds Variety Hour,” which is described as a fun-filled hour of music and laughter. They’ll have special guest Emily King joining, and will be donating a portion of the proceeds to a charity of her choice! She also will be the next guest on Eric Krasno Plus One, so subscribe now if you haven’t already!
    5. Osirecs—Let It Slide, Marco Benevento. Got to talk with Marco for another show we’re launching this Spring, and in preparation had been listening to a lot of his music. This latest album is a good representation of his style right now—jumps between dance tunes to deep instrumental grooves to piano-focused track. Really a great listen.

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    The Drop Daily—420 Live with Jeff Kravitz! May 06, 2020
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    Welcome back! Wanted to tell you about a show that's newly a part of the Osiris family.


    From Rolling Stone to the Red Carpet, celeb photographer Jeff Kravitz has been a fixture among A-Listers and rock stars for decades. Over the years Jeff has amassed a remarkable network of noteworthy friends and colleagues, culminating in this brand new video show “420 LIVE!! With Jeff Kravitz."


    Join Jeff and friends every Monday–Friday afternoon at 4:20 PT on Osiris's Facebook. Past guests include Stewart Copeland, Tommy Chong, George Porter Jr., Peter Shapiro and more! Future guests include Tom Marshall, Alana Campos, Portugal The Man, Jerry Harrison and a whole lot more!



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    The Drop Daily—Leslie Mendelson May 05, 2020
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    Today I want to bring you something different, an interview and a live performance from singer and songwriter Leslie Mendelson.


    Her new record, “If You Can’t Say Anything Nice…” is available now and can be streamed, but she also is selling a CD and LP as well. This is her third album, and we talk about this album as well as her previous work. We end the interview with a live track from Leslie off of her new album.


    Thanks for tuning in, and see you back here tomorrow!


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