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Aug 18 2009

110 – Lock, Woodstock and Les Paul

Recorded 18 August 2009

On this episode of With A Voice Like This:

Comments from the Podcast Gallery

  • Some feedback about eJAMMING AUDiiO from Mike Townson, musician, student, eJamming intern and member of the Dallas based band, Blue Condition.

At Any Rate

  • A look at the 40th anniversary of Woodstock from a slightly different perspective, comparing and contrasting the role of artist development from the to now. Based on Paul Natkin’s Woodstock blog entry.

Tribute to Les Paul
Unless you’ve been on another planet this past week, you’ve probably heard about the Passing of Les Paul last Thursday at age 94. Here is are some links that truly show who the man was and what his achievements were. Arguably best know as one of the innovators of the solid body guitar, he was also the pioneer of Sound on Sound recording (overdubbing) Multi track recording  and a great guitarist and musician. Here is a list of links visited in the show:

  • Les Paul on Wikipedia
  • YouTube video of Les Paul and Mary Ford performing one of their biggest hits How High the Moon live
  • Les Paul’s bio on LesPaulOnline.com
  • The Wikipedia entry for the Number-one hits of 1953 (United States)

And the show closes with an excerpt from Les Paul and Mary Ford’s biggest number one hit from 56 years ago that is most aptly the wish for Les Paul Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You).

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Show · Tagged: blue condition, ejamming, fender, grateful dead, how high the moon, les paul, Mary Ford, mike townson, multitrack, Paul Natkin, recording, rickenbacker, rock and roll hall of fame, santana, sound on sound, the who, vaya con dios, woodstock

Jul 25 2009

107 – The Thing About Copyrights…

Recorded 24 July, 2009

On this episode of With A Voice Like This:

At Any Rate
Almost the entire show is about rights, how artists can and do use them, how managers use them and how big business uses them as well.

  • A great example of how artists can take control of what’s happening comes from Paul Natkin’s blog about a Van Halen Contract regarding photography and shooting the band.
  • The Joss Stone “Let Them Eat Cake” (my nickname) YouTube video on Artists Paid blog [EDIT: site is no longer viable, I’ve removed the link 06-12-11]
  • Here’s the Joss Stone interview with Chelsea Handler [EDIT: The YouTube account that posted this interview has been removed, so I’ve removed the link 06-12-11] that I spoke of in the show but didn’t have the link for. it’s also on YouTube.
  • My music at Music Alley on  Mevio and on CD Baby
  • Article on TorrentFreak and RIAA’s views on DRM
  • Article on ars technica about the RIAAs views on DRM going to make a comeback.
  • Annie Lin’s excellent article about the Bing jingle contest

News You Can Use
This is a follow up to the last episode’s segment on TalentTrove and how Director of Marketing Jaime McGee responded to that segment in a positive way and how impressed I am with it.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Show · Tagged: annie lin, CD Baby, chelsea handler, Interview, jaime mcgee, joss stone, mevio, music alley, Paul Natkin, talenttrove, torrent freak

Jun 16 2009

100 – The Big 100th Episode Show

Recorded 12 May 2009

With A Voice Like This hits 100 episodes! And so I do a brief retrospective of the first 100 shows and open up the show to Comments from the Podcast Gallery. so you’ll hear from Mike and Kim, Andrea and even Matt. Some of what we talked about:

  • How With a Voice Like This started
  • The people I’ve  interviewed and some of the topics
    • Kim Fenolio – Graphic Artist for my Christmas EP With A Voice Like This Christmas
    • Gillian Kelly of Voice Quest Inc.
    • Samantha Murphy – Singer-Songwriter
    • Ariel Hyatt of CyberPR
    • Paul Natkin – Interim Executive Director of the Chicago Music Commission
    • Derek Sivers – Founder of CD Baby
    • Dave Kusek – Co-Author of  The Future of Music
    • Alice Peacock – Singer-Songwriter
    • Bruce Iglauer – President of Alligator Records
  • Appearances I’ve made
    • The Indigo Room: Creating Our Reality with Sydney Chase
    • Geek is Chic Podcastathon for the Susan G. Komen foundation with Andrea
    • Forum on Blogging and Podcasting with the Chicago Music Commission
  • Then there’s a lot of open conversation with Mike, Kim, Andrea and Matt in Comments From the Podcast Gallery.

I just wanted to say a special thank you to everyone who listens and/or attends my live show. I’m glad to put out this show and information as I can. Thank you all.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Show · Tagged: 100th episode, Ariel Hyatt, Chicago Music Commission, dave kusek, derek sivers, geek is chic, Gillian Kelly, indigo room, Kim Fenolio, Paul Natkin, Samantha Murphy

Mar 04 2009

093 – Chicago Event Promoter Ordinance update with Members of the Chicago Music Commission Board of Directors

Recorded 3 March 2009

This episode’s guests were Paul Natkin, Interim Executive Director and Dan Lurie, Member of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Music Commission and is about the latest version of the proposed Event Promoter Ordinance as discussed in their March 3 Press Release and blog post. As stated in the show itself, this is not necessarily the final version of the Ordinance to be taken to the City Council for a vote, nor has there been a date set for the vote. The topics covered in this show include:

  • A brief overview of the Ordinance itself
  • A brief overview of the changes from the last version in July of 2008

The following topics were covered based on the CMC’s Position Statement also made public today:

  • The CMC’s 3 objections to the ordinance as currently drafted
  • The 3 Fundamental concerns shared by the City and CMC
  • The CMC’s 5 Proposed solutions
  • Next steps

And lastly an overview of all the programs and offerings currently available through the Chicago Music Commission.

Additional links discussed in the show

  • The CMC’s webpage for Event Promoter Ordinance updates
  • Paul can be contacted at [email protected]
  • Dan can be contacted at [email protected]

In the way of full disclosure, it should be said that I am a member of the Chicago Music Commission’s Board of Advisors.

If you have any comments, questions or suggestions about this or any other episode of With a Voice Like This, you can e-mail me at [email protected], leave a comment here or call the Comments from the Podcast Gallery voicemail line at 630.492.0487 and leave your thoughts there.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: blog, board of advisors, board of directors, Chicago Music Commission, City of Chicago, dan lurie, event promoter ordinance, Paul Natkin, position statement, press release

Oct 02 2008

071 – Interview with Paul Natkin Part 2

recorded 25 September 2008

This episode is Part 2 of the interview with the Interim Executive Director of Chicago Music Commission, Paul Natkin and the the commission’s stance on the proposed Event Promoter ordinance being drafted for the City of Chicago. Topics discussed are:

  • Progress on the commission’s three points sent to the committee about the proposed ordinance in May 2008
  • 18 or 21? What’s the proposed ordinance say?
  • Licensing isn’t an issue
  • Insurance costs overly prohibitive
  • Alternate recommendations to the ordinance as it stands
  • Promoter Registry
  • Standard contract between Venues and Independent Promoters
  • Licensed/Certified Security for all Venues
  • Promoter’s Survey on the CMC website
  • Good changes made since May
  • The next Musician’s at Work Forum on October 6

Music in this episode
The music in this episode is by one of the Chicago Music Commission Board Members Rachel Barton Pine, Medley of Scots Tunes w/ Alasdair Fraser from the album Scottish Fantasies for Violin and Orchestra. You can also find Rachel Barton Pine on  MySpace. Music provided courtesy of Ariel Publicity and Cyber PR.

Check out special Podcastathon benefiting the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Research fund being put on by the Geek is Chic Podcast, hosted by Andrea Zuniga.

Links from the Episode
Chicago Music Commission Website
Current Proposed Event Promoter Ordinance in PDF format
Event Promoter Survey on the CMC website [Update: Survey no longer open]

If you’d like to become a member of the Podcast Gallery, you can call and leave comments, question and thoughts on the Comments from the Podcast Gallery hotline at 630.492.0487. Come be a part of the show.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: Chicago, Chicago Music Commission, Chicago's Promoter Ordinance, City of Chicago, e2, event promoter ordinance, insurance, Paul Natkin, promoter, Rachel Barton Pine

Sep 29 2008

070 – Interview with Paul Natkin Part 1

recorded 25 September 2008

This episode’s guest is Paul Natkin, the Interim Executive Director of the Chicago Music Commission, a not for profit organization representing all aspects of music in Chicago.  The focus of the interview is an explanation and update on the proposed event promoter ordinance in the City of Chicago. Topics in this episode include:

  • Background on the Chicago Music Commission
  • History of the Proposed Ordinance to May 2008
  • Breakdown of changes to the July 2007 ordinance
  • The disconnect – Two issues
  • Licensed PPA and Independent Promoters – does the one cancel the other?
  • Economic and Cultural impact
  • When the ordinance is passed

Links from the show

  • Chicago Music Commission
  • Current proposed event promoter ordinance – from the CMC’s website

This interview will conclude next episode.

Questions? Comments? Thoughts? Call the Comments From the Podcast Gallery voicemail line at 630.492.0487 and let me know what you think. Also, you can subscribe to the show via iTunes and if you do, please review the show too, I’d appreciate it.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: Chicago, Chicago Music Commission, Chicago's Promoter Ordinance, City of Chicago, e2, event promoter ordinance, insurance, Paul Natkin, promoter

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