Graine de Violence

Graine de Violence

Le podcast qui chronique les grands fêlés des l'histoire de la musique

Graine de Violence est une série de portraits d'icônes de la musique moderne, soigneusement sélectionnés pour leurs vies périlleuses, leurs œuvres singulières ou leurs folies encombrantes. En m'appuyant sur des bouquins et des discographies, j'essaie de comprendre ce qui nourrit leur musique, ce qu'elle veut nous dire. Surtout, je cherche à savoir ce qui me bouleverse dans les mélodies de ces individus parfois peu recommandables. Si vous aimez les stars déchues, les perdants magnifiques, les héros sacrifiés et les méchants romanesques qui hantent vos oreilles, Graine de Violence est pour vous.

Rock n Blues Today

Simone Bargelli

Blues Radio Show

HELLO GUYS!.. “Rock ‘n’ Blues Today” is one of the oldest blues radio programs in Italy. It’s been on-air since March 1989 on the Umbrian local radio station called RadioRCC. Every Tuesday and Friday (with its 180 minutes) the show gives its listeners the opportunity to find out the most recent releases in the independent blues music scene from delta blues to jump blues, from swing to soul, a little bit of jazz and rockabilly, too. In January 2006 “Rock ‘n’ Blues Today” has become a reporting station for the radio chart of Living Blues magazine. ….Simone Bargelli approaches his radio show with a serious love, respect and knowledge of the tradition of blues music. For blues lovers in Italy and everywhere, blues radio is in good hands with “Rock n Blues Today”. “Rock n Blues Today” is a creative force in blues-radio journalism, Bravo!.. TAD ROBINSON

Uncensored History of the Blues

Anonyme

Mike Rugel and the Delta Blues Museum take a raw look at the early history of blues music. Each show includes a series of pre-war blues tracks along with context and exposition. Visit www.deltabluesmuseum.org or Uncensored History of the Blues blog at www

Mike Rugel and the Delta Blues Museum take a raw look at the early history of blues music. Each show includes a series of pre-war blues tracks along with context and exposition. Visit www.deltabluesmuseum.org or Uncensored History of the Blues blog at www.purplebeech.com/blues.