Tag: Patrick Foster

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2069: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Four

    Episode 2069: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Four

    Listener Paul Hayden suggested creating some episodes on the music of the Bee Gees before they hit the disco floor and caught Saturday Night Fever and here they are! In the final episode of the series, Paul and Patrick examine the changes the band made when they switched to Atlantic Records, tuned in to the radio and worked with producer Arif Mardin.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2068: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Three

    Episode 2068: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Three

    Listener Paul Hayden suggested creating some episodes on the music of the Bee Gees before they hit the disco floor and caught Saturday Night Fever and here they are! The third episode in the series finds the band torn apart by Robin’s departure. He did return, but lean times fell upon the band during the years covered by Paul and Patrick, 1970-1973.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2067: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Two

    Episode 2067: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part Two

    Listener Paul Hayden suggested creating some episodes on the music of the Bee Gees before they hit the disco floor and caught Saturday Night Fever and here they are! In this episode, the second in the series, Paul and Patrick cover the band’s work from late 1967 through their concept album Odessa, which caused a major rift between the Gibb brothers.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2066: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part One

    Episode 2066: Pre-Disco Bee Gees: Part One

    Listener Paul Hayden suggested creating some episodes on the music of the Bee Gees before they hit the disco floor and caught Saturday Night Fever and here they are! In the first episode, Paul and Patrick chart the band’s upbringing and early career, including the role Brian Epstein played in getting them signed and recording their first album.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2053: 4 Love Songs for Valentine’s Day

    Episode 2053: 4 Love Songs for Valentine’s Day

    Happy Valentine’s Day to all! We take a break from our regular programming to have Patrick bring you four songs about love (and a special surprise at the end of the episode).

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2044: Jim and Patrick Pick the Best Music of 2024: Jesse Welles, La Luz, Adrianne Lenker, Mdou Moctar

    Episode 2044: Jim and Patrick Pick the Best Music of 2024: Jesse Welles, La Luz, Adrianne Lenker, Mdou Moctar

    Happy New Year and welcome to the Best of 2024 series! We’ve wrapped up the listener portion of the series and today, Jim and Patrick pick their favorites from last year. They are Jesse Welles, La Luz, Adrianne Lenker and Mdou Moctar.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 2041: ’80s Album Madness – Bracket Reveal

    Episode 2041: ’80s Album Madness – Bracket Reveal

    It’s time for another Suburbs Pod Bracket Challenge! This year is ’80s albums!! On today’s episode, we reveal the field of 64. Jim and Patrick are joined by guest commentators Jason Goebel and Bill Mulligan.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 1993: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 4: Progressive Bluegrass AKA Newgrass

    Episode 1993: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 4: Progressive Bluegrass AKA Newgrass

    It’s time to crack the final can of our Bluegrass 4-Pack! It contains the history of progressive bluegrass, when younger musicians began to expand and enhance the traditional sounds of Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 1992: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 3: The Festival Movement

    Episode 1992: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 3: The Festival Movement

    We’re onto part three of the Bluegrass 4-Pack today, in which we take a look at the birth of the bluegrass festival movement, which began with two seminal events in Virginia in the 1960s.

  • Thumbnail for Episode 1991: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 2: Flatt and Scruggs

    Episode 1991: Bluegrass 4-Pack Part 2: Flatt and Scruggs

    We open another can from the Bluegrass 4-Pack today, as Patrick outlines the remarkable career of Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. They left Bill Monroe’s Blue Grass Boys in 1948 and went on to take the music to a whole new audience and level of popularity.