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Memphis Musicology — Music
Memphis Musicology

“Memphis Musicology” is a podcast from the Memphis Rock N Soul Museum that explores everything from Hi Records to the Hi Tone. Tune in and learn about the past, present, and future of the greatest music city on earth and stay up-to-date on all of the best that the Bluff City has to offer.

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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we take a deeper look into the brass notes that line Beale Street, choosing seven relatively obscure names to delve into. We also take a listen to two new songs from some of Memphis' finest up-and-coming groups… — S3E7: The Names on the Sidewalk Aug 26, 2020
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we take a deeper look into the brass notes that line Beale Street, choosing seven relatively obscure names to delve into. We also take a listen to two new songs from some of Memphis' finest up-and-coming groups.
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Since protests broke out nationwide in the wake of the death of George Flloyd, Memphis musicians of all stripes have been responding with music that speaks directly to our current moment. On today's show, we survey some of these songs from artists s… — S3E6: Memphis Uprising Jul 20, 2020
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Since protests broke out nationwide in the wake of the death of George Flloyd, Memphis musicians of all stripes have been responding with music that speaks directly to our current moment. On today's show, we survey some of these songs from artists such as Chinese Connection Dub Embassy, Aktion Kat, Jordan Occasionally, and MonoNeon.

On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we play some of our favorite Memphis tunes relating to the themes of our current troubled time: madness, isolation, illness, etc. In the meantime, take care of yourselves and each other and please remember t… — S3E5: Coronavirus Blues Apr 28, 2020
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we play some of our favorite Memphis tunes relating to the themes of our current troubled time: madness, isolation, illness, etc. In the meantime, take care of yourselves and each other and please remember to continue to support your local music scene, now more than ever.
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we sit down with Graham Winchester, a prolific singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who discusses two upcoming projects: His self-titled solo 45 and the debut album “Cut You Off” from his band Turnstyles… — S3E4: Jock Jams Feb 27, 2020
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we sit down with Graham Winchester, a prolific singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who discusses two upcoming projects: His self-titled solo 45 and the debut album “Cut You Off” from his band Turnstyles. Following that, we take a look at the relationship between sports and Memphis music, from Jerry Lawler’s singing career to Rufus Thomas’ role in the invention of the touchdown celebration.

On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss the role that Memphis played in the development of gospel music, which forms the backbone of the “Memphis Sound.” From early pioneers like Lucie Campbell to rising stars like the Sensational Barn… — S3E3: The Devil Don't Like It Feb 07, 2020
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss the role that Memphis played in the development of gospel music, which forms the backbone of the “Memphis Sound.” From early pioneers like Lucie Campbell to rising stars like the Sensational Barnes Brothers, it’s clear that Memphians make sanctified music with the best of them.

Happy holidays, ya’ll! On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we check out some of the best Americana Christmas tunes from Memphis, including offerings from Valerie June, Jessie Mae Hemphill, Dale Watson, and many more! — S3E2: An Americana Christmas Dec 23, 2019
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Happy holidays, ya’ll! On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we check out some of the best Americana Christmas tunes from Memphis, including offerings from Valerie June, Jessie Mae Hemphill, Dale Watson, and many more!

On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss the role that Memphis played during the Blaxploitation film explosion of the 1970s. From Isaac Hayes’ iconic Shaft soundtrack to the newDolemite Is My Name soundtrack from Scott Bomar , it’s clear th… — S3E1: “Can You Dig It?” The Music of Blaxploitation Nov 21, 2019
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss the role that Memphis played during the Blaxploitation film explosion of the 1970s. From Isaac Hayes’ iconic Shaft soundtrack to the new
Dolemite Is My Name soundtrack from Scott Bomar , it’s clear that the genre wouldn’t have been the same without the contributions of some of the Bluff City’s best.

On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we’re joined by hip-hop pioneer Tommy Wright III, an artist who helped to define the Memphis rap sound of the ‘90s with his lo-fi production, fast flow, and DIY aesthetic. Today, TW3 is finally receiving some m… — S2E21: Trap Godfather: Tommy Wright III Oct 21, 2019
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we’re joined by hip-hop pioneer Tommy Wright III, an artist who helped to define the Memphis rap sound of the ‘90s with his lo-fi production, fast flow, and DIY aesthetic. Today, TW3 is finally receiving some much-deserved recognition and enjoying a career resurgence that has allowed him to travel the world. We discuss his career, influences, and impact, as well as his upcoming show at the Black Lodge on October 26th.
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss Memphis’ role in the birth and development of power pop, a quietly influential subgenre of rock n’ roll that was spearheaded by local bands such as Big Star, Zuider Zee, and Cargoe during the 1970s. … — S2E20: The Quiet Revolution Sep 18, 2019
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we discuss Memphis’ role in the birth and development of power pop, a quietly influential subgenre of rock n’ roll that was spearheaded by local bands such as Big Star, Zuider Zee, and Cargoe during the 1970s. Prior to that, we sit down with musician Jeremy Scott of the band Toy Trucks to discuss their excellent new album “Rockets, Bells, and Poetry,” which in many ways carries on the city’s legacy of power pop greatness.

On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we sit down with musicians Robby Grant and Jonathan Kirkscey to talk about their new album Mellotron Variations, a collection of original songs performed on obscure electro-mechanical keyboards known as mellotr… — S2E19: The Ghost in the Machine Sep 05, 2019
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On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we sit down with musicians Robby Grant and Jonathan Kirkscey to talk about their new album Mellotron Variations, a collection of original songs performed on obscure electro-mechanical keyboards known as mellotrons. We also survey the 2019 Memphis Music Hall of Fame class, who will be inducted in a ceremony on November 8th.

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