Honky-Tonk is a noun, unexpected jazz instruments and a fellow that's all Skin & Bones! Episode 10! (Ft. Steven Crino)

Join Robby, Eric, Matt and this week a special guest, Steve Crino as they travel into the land of Forgotify where a new gem is just around every browser refresh. We start our podcast off with some honky-tonk goodness with Chris Reeves's "A Real Good Year For Beer," on his album A Good Year For Beer. (1:29) Next we get to dive into Eric's favorite topics, the clarinet! We travel back in time and space to England to listen to Acker Bilk's "Here's That Rainy Day" on the album Feelings. (8:35) Then its time for a laugh! We listen to the track "Skin & Bone Jerome" by Steve Kern on the album Roadshow Records Independent Artists Volume 1. (24:29) Finally, lets listen to some incredible jazz played on the Tuba (what?!?!?!). Howard Johnson and Gravity performs "Svengali's Summer/Waltz" on the album Right Now! (32:46) After the music, find out about the awesome project Steve has been working on with the Podcast Opera Company (https://podcastoperacompany.com). (46:13) Finally, find out what we have been listening to this week! (48:10)

 

About our guest:

Steven is a doctoral candidate at the Peabody Conservatory, where he also completed degrees in Composition (M.M.) and Theory Pedagogy (M.M.), studying with Michael Hersch and Kevin Puts. His music has been performed by ensembles and soloists, such as Peter Sheppard Skaerved, The Podcast Opera Company, The Philadelphia Experimental Theatre Ensemble, The Temple Composer’s Orchestra, and The Temple University Singers. Find out more about Steve and listen to some of his music at: http://www.stevencrino.com/about.html.

 

Explicit Content Warning: Sporadic swearing, adult themes.