Tag: Jay Ignacio
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Episode 1100: Fan Mail – David Bowie, Black Crowes
We address listener correspondence about the Black Crowes (from Charlie Mack) and David Bowie (from Jay Ignacio, Mark Neese and Liam McIndoe).
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Episode 1077: Fan Mail – Eddie Van Halen and More
We address correspondence about Eddie Van Halen from listeners David Leedy, Justin Steiner, Jay Ignacio, Kevin Clement and Mark Neese, plus talk fast food, foxes and other foolishness.
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Episode 1023: 2020 Favorites – Alicia Keys, Garcia Peoples
We kick off our listener series on 2020 favorites. Dave from Kenosha tells us about his favorite song from last year, a live version of tune by Garcia Peoples. And Jay Ignacio has a special connection to a song by Alicia Keys.
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Episode 942: August New Music – Blitzen Trapper, Mayflowers, Breakfast Clouds, Blues Pills, Berna Boy and More
Part 4 of our August new music listener series. Walt Falconer picks the Mayflowers, Ryan Hamilton and the Harlequin Ghosts, Blues Pills, Christopher Shayne, and Coheed and Cambria. Jay Ignacio tells us about Breakfast Clouds. And Scott from South Kansas City MISSOURI talks up Berna Boy and Blitzen Trapper.
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Episode 842: Fan Mail – African Music, Counting Crows, Crime Songs
We answer listener correspondence from Bill Mulligan, Hunter Bennett, Jay Ignacio, Kevin Clement and Kurt Gallagher about previous episodes on crime songs (ep. 784), Counting Crows (ep. 786) and African music (ep. 787).
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Episode 791: 2019 Favorites (Late Entries) – Minus 5, Dollyrots, Munimuni, Michaela Anne
We feature some stragglers to the 2019 listener favorites series. Kevin Clement likes Dollyrots and Michaela Anne, Craig Rosen talks up Minus 5, and Jay Ignacio tells a touching story about the music of Philippines' Munimuni. (Kevin Goff fills in for Patrick.)
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Episode 515: 2018 Favorites – Janelle Monáe, ‘Crazy Rich Asians’
Craig Rosen of the suburbs of Los Angeles calls in to tell us about his favorite albums of 2018 (he includes a top 10 countdown), with Janelle Monáe's "Dirty Computer" in the top spot. And Jay Ignacio of the suburbs of Louisville tells us how he connected with the soundtrack to "Crazy Rich Asians."
