S2 E3 A Whole Lot Of Hollering! Part 2 of the Paul Macleod "Holler & The Bones" Interview. The band is off to compete in the 2019 IBC
01/05/20 • 27 min
Batten down Beale, the Bones are ready to rattle your foundations, awaken the spirits buried deep beneath the earth, that once was laboured by those who would Holler the birth of the Blues! If the Bones make it to the Final during "The Blues Foundation's" "International Blues Challenge", which is held at the end of January in Memphis TN, rest assured you will hear them Hollering from the Beale Street roof tops, all the way back to Hindley Street in Adelaide, SA! In part 2 of my interview with Mr Holler himself Paul Macleod, we discuss the making of their self titled debut album, it's release, hitting Number 1 in the Australian Blues Music Charts, and their Amazing "third time lucky" appearance in the Adelaide Roots & Blues Association, 2019 Memphis Blues Challenge. If you don't know this mob of lovable Aussie "Dog and Beer Blues" Hollering lads, but enjoy a tale where the underdog gets to take home the Bone, then you will enjoy listening to the final part of my fascinating chat with Paul. The IBC is only 3 weeks away, and the Bones intend to share their stories of travel, places, people, and love of the Australian landscape, through their all original "Ozzie Blues". Every year the Adelaide Roots and Blues Association runs the MBC here in SA. Being affiliated with the Blues Society of The Blues Foundation gives ARBA the right to send a band and solo/duo musician(s) to represent its them at the IBC.
If you enjoy this episode please feel free to message me, and or rate the episode, and most importantly subscribe to help promote local musicians here in Adelaide. Holler & The Bones Band Members are: Paul Macleod - Vocals-Keys-Guitar, Andy Czora - Guitar, Allan Curtis - Bass, Gilly Gollan - Percussion, and Edward Pollard - Drums.
Music "The Moon Hangs Over Darwin", and "All About The Woman", are both Holler & The Bones originals, and can be heard in full, and purchased via the links below. Trivia who is the female vocalist singing on a couple of the tracks on this album? Answer: Me (Paul forgot to include my name.)
Holler & The Bones BandCamp: https://hollerthebones.bandcamp.com/releases
Holler & The Bones Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PMacHoller/ Holler & The Bones YouTube: https://youtu.be/Q3mAnkTfuac
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Batten down Beale, the Bones are ready to rattle your foundations, awaken the spirits buried deep beneath the earth, that once was laboured by those who would Holler the birth of the Blues! If the Bones make it to the Final during "The Blues Foundation's" "International Blues Challenge", which is held at the end of January in Memphis TN, rest assured you will hear them Hollering from the Beale Street roof tops, all the way back to Hindley Street in Adelaide, SA! In part 2 of my interview with Mr Holler himself Paul Macleod, we discuss the making of their self titled debut album, it's release, hitting Number 1 in the Australian Blues Music Charts, and their Amazing "third time lucky" appearance in the Adelaide Roots & Blues Association, 2019 Memphis Blues Challenge. If you don't know this mob of lovable Aussie "Dog and Beer Blues" Hollering lads, but enjoy a tale where the underdog gets to take home the Bone, then you will enjoy listening to the final part of my fascinating chat with Paul. The IBC is only 3 weeks away, and the Bones intend to share their stories of travel, places, people, and love of the Australian landscape, through their all original "Ozzie Blues". Every year the Adelaide Roots and Blues Association runs the MBC here in SA. Being affiliated with the Blues Society of The Blues Foundation gives ARBA the right to send a band and solo/duo musician(s) to represent its them at the IBC.
If you enjoy this episode please feel free to message me, and or rate the episode, and most importantly subscribe to help promote local musicians here in Adelaide. Holler & The Bones Band Members are: Paul Macleod - Vocals-Keys-Guitar, Andy Czora - Guitar, Allan Curtis - Bass, Gilly Gollan - Percussion, and Edward Pollard - Drums.
Music "The Moon Hangs Over Darwin", and "All About The Woman", are both Holler & The Bones originals, and can be heard in full, and purchased via the links below. Trivia who is the female vocalist singing on a couple of the tracks on this album? Answer: Me (Paul forgot to include my name.)
Holler & The Bones BandCamp: https://hollerthebones.bandcamp.com/releases
Holler & The Bones Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PMacHoller/ Holler & The Bones YouTube: https://youtu.be/Q3mAnkTfuac
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S1 E2 "Dust To Delta" An Interview with Paul Macleod “Holler & The Bones” Part 1 of 2
In this episode I chat with Paul about his multiracial family, and diverse multicultural, multinational upbringing. Made in Japan, born in the USA, and raised predominantly in Australia along with his adopted siblings, by parents who inspired a lifelong passion for knowledge, the arts, celebration of heritage, indigenous cultures, politics, and the Great Australian Outback. Paul has spent his first 50 years quenching his love of the red dusty earth on which we live, whilst gathering the players who together "Shout from the Earth" as one, collectively known as "Holler & The Bones". Paul's fascinating tale was too good to end up on the editing floor, which is why I decided to release 2 parts from this interview. Part 1 begins with Paul's childhood, and goes right through to the formation of the current line-up for his band. Make sure that you subscribe to the "Band It About" podcast so that you don't miss Part 2 of this fascinating tale, which will take you from the banks of the River Murray, to the Mississippi Delta! Please rate the episode if you enjoy it, and feel free to share with everyone. Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music
Music included in this episode "Hoochy Coochy Whatchamecallit Jingle Jangle Blues", and "The Girl With The Lightening In Her Eyes", are both Holler & The Bones originals, and can be listened to in full, and purchased via the links below.
Holler & The Bones BandCamp: https://hollerthebones.bandcamp.com/releases
Holler & The Bones Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PMacHoller/
Holler & The Bones YouTube: https://youtu.be/Q3mAnkTfuac
Adelaide Roots and Blues Association Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adelaiderootsandblues/ The Blues Foundation: https://blues.org/
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S1 E4 Banding It About The Band (Band Life, Replacing a Band Member)
We take an inside glance at Band Life. What do you do when you are faced with having to replace a band member?
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- 00:00:00 Intro Music; "Up The Neck" performed by "The Brass Pockets"
- 00:00:46 Welcome
- 00:00:56 Episode Introduction
- 00:01:36 Background Story
- 00:05:38 Di and Nick chat before the audition
- 00:08:14 Music; "Mystery Achievement" audio from audition of "The Brass Pockets" with guitarist auditioning
- 00:08:25 The band members Craig, Nigel, Di, and Nick discuss the audition, and how they felt it went
- 00:09:57 "Tele Toe Incident" Craig interviews Di regarding her Telecaster
- 00:12:06 The band choose their new member
- 00:12:30 Music "Brass In Pocket" audio from audition "The Brass Pockets" with guitarist auditioning
- 00:12:39 Episode wrap up
- 00:13:12 Outro Music "Time The Avenger" performed by "The Brass Pockets"
All of the music in this episode was performed by "The Brass Pockets", all songs were written by Chrissie Hynde for the Pretenders.
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