“What is Is” Ep. 1: Publicity, Networking and more!

Here’s a video of Joe Kendrick’s “What It is” discussion I was part of on Wed, Feb 27th, 2013 with Carol Rifkin and Amy Jones on Iamavl. We talked about publicity, social networking, creativity, and more!

www.IAmAVL.com

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Lingua Musica Interviews Songs of Water!

Lingua Musica Interviews Songs of Water!

Joe Kendrick interviews Songs Of Water at Sherwood’s Music in Asheville on October 20, 2011. Luke Skaggs, Elisa Rose, Stephen Roach and Michael Pritchard talk about how the band often switches instruments, how their seven members manage to be creative and still get along, Stephen’s new children’s book Satchell Willoughby and the Realm of Lost Things, their new song available for free download and more. Jackson Stahl filmed and edited this video which is copyright Luminescence 2011.

http://songsofwater.com/
http://www.realmoflostthings.com/
http://sherwoodsmusic.blogspot.com/
http://www.jaxhouseproductions.com/
http://linguamusicalive.com/

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Dreamspider, Barbie Angell, and Joe Kendrick on WNCW’s “What is Is”

WNCW’s “What It Is” recently had me ad a guest  along with Barbie Angell and host Joe Kendrick. We discussed all sorts of things including New Weird America, The Asheville Music Scene, Earbits & Tubify, Low-Powered Radio and more. “What It Is” Airs weekdays on WNCW at 10:15am.

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The Asheville Music Scene

08 Feb 2011 05:00:00 GMT

What It Is examines the burgeoning, diverse music scene in Asheville, NC with new panelist Erin Scholze and Barbie Angell.

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The Weird American Music Scene

04 Feb 2011 05:00:00 GMT

What It Is welcomes new panelist Erin Scholze to the conversation with Barbie Angell and host Joe Kendrick in a quest to bring out our inner weirdo. From Harry Smith to Snake Oil Medicine Show and from the early 20th century to today, we’ve got plenty of niches to scratch.

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Low Power FM Spreads As College Radio Stations Are Sold

28 Jan 2011 05:00:00 GMT

As the Local Community Radio Act enables low power FM stations to expand into new areas, many colleges and universities are selling their student-run stations for millions of dollars. What It Is examines the sea change for radio in this conversation with new panelist Erin Scholze, Barbie Angell and host Joe Kendrick.

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Tubeify and Earbits

28 Jan 2011 05:00:00 GMT

What It Is examines two new means of music discovery in this conversation with host Joe Kendrick and panelists Barbie Angell and Erin Scholze

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Poetry In Music

16 Feb 2011 05:00:00 GMT

What It Is welcomes poet Barbie Angell and new panelist Erin Scholze to this conversation focusing on the many intersections of poetry and music. From artists like Leonard Cohen to spoken word artists with musical accompaniment, there are plenty of places where these two worlds meet.

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WSPA’s Scene on 7 Reports on Lingua Music Live in Spartanburg

Lingua Musica is a roundtable of conversation with a rotating cast of musicians, music journalists, and industry professionals as panelists about music news, history and culture. This is where you get to talk about the music that you’re passionate about with your peers, your heroes, and those who would like to get to know you and your role in the music world.

WNCW midday host Joe Kendrick produces and hosts the show and facilitates the live and virtual audience to take part. Kendrick has produced the music-based talk show “What It Is” weekdays on WNCW since October 2007. Lingua Musica is run independently by Kendrick and other professionals in the community.

Here is a WSPA  Scene on 7 spotlight on the most recent show a the Hub Bub Show Room:

Featured panelists for the evening discussed Spartanburg and the region’s music history, out-of-print vinyl and analog recording and instruments. The house band for Nov 30th’s show was the Antibodies and the Pulse Dancers. The panelists were:

• Joe Bennett of the Sparkletones ~ 1950’s Rock n Roll group based out of Spartanburg
• Paul  Riddle of the Marshall Tucker Band ~ Spartanburg based National act
• David Lee~ Hailing from Shelby, NC: Songwriter, performer and recording artist, record label owner, producer, record store proprietor, and all-around impresario
• Jason Perlmutter ~ Carolina Soul Founder; UNC Alumni; collector of obscure soul & funk 45s

To find out more about Lingua Music, please visit the website at linguamusicalive.com.

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Lingua Musica Live Music Talk Show Tuesday, Nov 30th! Tune in or come on out!

Join Lingua Musica LIVE at The Showroom in Spartanburg at 8pm Tuesday, November 30th!

Joe Kendrick will be talking with Paul Riddle, Joe Bennett, David Lee and Jason Perlmutter about the history of music in the Upstate, Piedmont and its impact on the world up to the present day. The  conversation will also cover the topic of about out of print and rare vinyl, as well as LPs in the context of analog recording and instruments.

Spartanburg’s own The Antibodies perform songs in between the topics of conversation with The Pulse dancers as well as a set after Lingua Musica concludes at 9pm.

Lingua Musica streams live to the internet and takes live audience comments as well as through online viewers via the website and twitter.

Here’s a bit more info about the folks involved, click on their images to find out more:

The Antibodies and the Pulse Dancers

“The Antibodies show is like none other that you’ve seen before with music, dance and visuals — think ‘Pulp Fiction’ meets James Bond,” Showroom Director Stephen Long said in an email to the Herald Journal. The Antibodies consists of vocalist Tom Conder, Kevin Jameson on bass, Lee Holroyd on drums and Mark Branyon on guitar. Their influences are diverse, from The Clash to Ravi Shankar to Hank Williams Sr.

David Lee

David Lee was born in Shelby, North Carolina in 1936. In his teenage years, he took up guitar, piano, and poetry. Soon David switched to songwriting and expanded his musical pursuits from there, wearing multiple hats on the local scene while working at the North Lake Country Club in Shelby for several decades. During this time, he launched the Washington Sound record store, founded three record labels–Impel, Washington Sound, and SCOP–and wrote songs and produced a plethora of local talent from R&B, to soul, to African American gospel, country, and pop. His biggest commercial success came in 1971 with his collaboration with Ann Sexton from Greenville, South Carolina. David wrote and produced her debut on Impel, with the great ballad “You’re Letting Me Down,” and it came to the attention of the famous DJ John R. in Nashville who picked it up for reissue on 77 Records. David’s legacy extends much farther than this one 45, as he put out 13 other singles and two albums on his various labels over the years. Paradise of Bachelors Records in Chapel Hill has recently released the first-ever retrospective of his important work, “Said I Had a Vision: Songs & Labels of David Lee, 1960-1988.”

In 2002, while a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Jason Perlmutter began collecting local soul recordings from North and South Carolina. On campus, he also served as a disc jockey and station manager at WXYC-FM, the university’s student-run radio station. In 2005, Perlmutter founded the Carolina Soul website, which serves as a living encyclopedia dedicated to the celebration and rediscovery of soul music from the Carolinas. Later he researched and compiled the 2007/2008 Jazzman/Now-Again “Carolina Funk” release, worked on the North Carolina Arts Council African-American Music Trails project, and co-founded the Paradise of Bachelors reissue record label. Over the years he has also disc jockeyed soul music at spots throughout the Carolinas as well as in Virginia, Washington, DC, and New York City.

Drummer Paul Riddle was with the Marshall Tucker Band from 1973 – 1983. He was heavily influenced by Buddy Rich and his jazz styling were unique to a rock and roll band and heavily contributed to their unique style of music. He still lives in Spartanburg where he owns a drum stick company, The Carolina Stick Company, and teaches lessons. He occasionally sits in with the Allman Brothers Band and plays in a local band called Throbber.

Joe Bennet was the lead guiratist of 1950’s Rock n Roll group based out of Spartanburg, The Sparkletones, whose story should have been a movie. For a lot of listeners, they were and are what rockabilly music was really all about — four kids from the south, none older than 16 and one as young as 13 when they started, getting together and making fast, sometimes raunchy sounds, literally the soundtrack to their own teen years, and having a lot of fun and getting an adventure out of it. Their music at its best sounded as freewheeling as their approach to it really was, and they were rewarded in October of 1957 with a number 17 placement on the Billboard charts for the only record they ever did chart, “Black Slacks.”

Lingua Musica springs from Joe Kendrick‘s love of music and the spoken word, and is the culmination of his work as a radio host and business owner along with his love of journalism and music, its culture and history.

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Show details at a glance:
8pm, $5
828-669-0816
149 S.Daniel Morgan Ave., Suite 2
Spartanburg SC 29306
www.hub-bub.com/showroom
www.linguamusicalive.com
www.twitter.com/linguamusica

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Lingua Musica ~ Live Music Talk Show ~ at the Hub-Bub Showroom on Tues, Nov. 30th // Panelists: Paul Riddle, Joe Bennett, David Lee, & Jason Perlmutter

Lingua Musica ~ Live Music Talk Show

The Hub-Bub Showroom ~ Tues, Nov. 30th

Panelists: Paul Riddle (Marshall Tucker Band),
Joe Bennett (Sparkletones),
David Lee (Performer/Producer),
& Jason Perlmutter (Carolina Soul)

“Spartanburg and the region’s music history” & “Out-of-print vinyl”

Musical Guests: The Antibodies with their dancers, The Pulse

(Spartanburg, NC) Lingua Musica is the first live music talk show to bring online viewers into the conversation with a live studio audience in the Carolinas. Lingua Musica streams live online from The Showroom at the Hub-Bub in Spartanburg on Tuesday, November 30th at 8pm. We also encourage people to come out and enjoy the show in person!

WNCW midday host Joe Kendrick produces and hosts the show, with a rotating cast of musicians, music journalists, and industry professionals as panelists who talk about music news, history, and culture while inviting the live and virtual audience to take part. Kendrick has produced the music-based talk show “What It Is” weekdays on WNCW since October 2007. Lingua Musica is ran independently by Kendrick and few others in the community. The pilot show was held August 12th.

For this segment of Lingua Musica, we’ll be dwelling on, among other things, Spartanburg and the region’s music history and out-of-print vinyl. November 30th panelists include:

• Joe Bennett of the Sparkletones ~ 1950’s Rock n Roll group based out of Spartanburg
• Paul Riddle of the Marshall Tucker Band ~ Spartanburg based National act
• David Lee~ Hailing from Shelby, NC: Songwriter, performer and recording artist, record label owner, producer, record store proprietor, and all-around impresario
• Jason Perlmutter ~ Carolina Soul Founder; UNC Alumni; collector of obscure soul & funk 45s

The show is an hour long, interspersed with topic conversations and music. It is followed by an hour set from the house band for the evening, The Antibodies and their dancers, The Pulse.

Lingua Musica streams live to the internet and takes live audience comments as well as through online viewers via the website and twitter. The roundtable of panelists are able to respond to the audience as a whole, creating a continuous loop of conversation that connects the “live” and “virtual” audience. Shows will be archived for viewers who are passionate about live music and conversation.

Check out the videos from the world premiere here. Please join us for the Spartanburg premier of Lingua Musica for an evening of music and conversation!

Here’s a video excerpt from one of the previous panels:

Show details at a glance:

Lingua Musica

The Hub-Bub ShowRoom

8pm, price tbd
828-669-0816
149 S.Daniel Morgan Ave., Suite 2
Spartanburg, SC 29306
www.hub-bub.com/showroomwww.linguamusicalive.com
www.twitter.com/linguamusica

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Videos Posted from September’s Lingua Musica: Music Biz 101 & Great Concerts

Videos are up from the World Premier of Lingua Musica which was held at the White Horse in Black Mtn on Sept 29th!! WNCW midday host Joe Kendrick hosts the show, which showcases a rotating cast of musicians, music journalists, and industry professionals as panelists who talk about music news, history, and culture while inviting the audience to take part.

September 29th panelists included musician Stephanie Morgan of Stephanie’s Id; multipercussionist, composer and educator River Guerguerian; and  Blurt Magazine music editor Fred Mills. Topics were “Music Business 101” & “Great Concerts”.  The featured band for the eve was Grammer School.

Many thanks to John L Watson IV for filming and editing the shows.

For more info visit www.linguamusicalive.com.

You can find Lingua Musica on Twitter at twitter.com/linguamusica and use the Hashtag #LinguaMusica

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Videos from the pilot run of Lingua Musica at the Whitehorse in Black Mountain, NC

Lingua Musica is a NEW LIVE music talk show hosted by WNCW’s Midday host, Joe Kendrick, once a month at the White Horse in Black Mountain! The official World Premier is September 29th! Read more about the upcoming show here.

Check out the footage from the pilot launch on August 12, 2010 in the videos posted below. The guests for the launch included Steve McMurry and Jay Sanders of Acoustic Syndicate; multipercussionist, composer and educator River Guerguerian; Blurt Magazine music editor Fred Mills; musician and writer Carol Rifkin;  and club owner and music industry veteran Bob Hinkle. The band for the evening was Floating Action.

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Lingua Musica’s World Premier at the White Horse in Black Mtn on Sept 29th! Grammer School, Stephanie Morgan, River Guerguerian, Fred Mills & More

Lingua Musica
Wednesday September 29th, 2010
White Horse Black Mountain

discussions for the eve: “Music Business 101” & “Great Concerts”
House band for the eve is Grammer School
7pm, $7
828-669-0816
105C Montreat Road
Black Mountain, NC

www.linguamusicalive.com

www.whitehorseblackmountain.com

(Black Mountain, NC) Lingua Musica is the first live music talk show to bring online viewers into the conversation with a live studio audience in Western North Carolina. Lingua Musica streams live online from the White Horse in Black Mountain on Wednesday, September 29th at 7pm at www.linguamusicalive.com.

WNCW midday host Joe Kendrick hosts the show, which showcases a rotating cast of musicians, music journalists, and industry professionals as panelists who talk about music news, history, and culture while inviting the audience to take part. Kendrick has produced the music-based talk show “What It Is” weekdays on WNCW since October 2007. Lingua Musica is ran independently by Kendrick and few others in the community. The pilot show was held August 12th.

Lingua Musica streams live to the internet and takes viewer comments on its website as well as through twitter. The roundtable of panelists are able to respond to the online audience, creating a continuous loop of conversation that connects the “live” audience with the virtual audience. Shows will be archived for a social network of registered users who are passionate about live music and conversation.

The show is an hour long, with two conversations on the topics followed by music from the Lingua Musica house band. The September 29th musical guest is Asheville, NC trio Grammer School. Grammer School was one of the finalists to perform at WNC Magazine’s Orange Peel contest for the “Last Band Standing”. Check out a video of them:

September 29th panelists include:

* musician Stephanie Morgan of Stephanie’s Id
* multipercussionist, composer and educator River Guerguerian
* Blurt Magazine music editor Fred Mills

The show features three to four panelists at a time as they rotate on and off stage for each topic of conversation.The September 29th show includes the following topics:

1. “Music Business 101” A look at the industry from all angles, Lingua Musica tackles how to make a living in music and how music lovers can help their favorite artists, venues and labels in the process.

2. “Great Concerts” We invite everyone to share their favorite concert memories and cautionary tales in this conversation about everything from the great shows we missed to house parties and everything in between.

Please join us for the World Premier of Lingua Musica for an evening of music and conversation!

You can find Lingua Musica on Twitter at twitter.com/linguamusica. Also find them on facebook  by clicking the photo from the August 12th pilot show below:

River makes some great points on what he would do with the musical magic wand

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