It's been almost a year and a half since we featured the most misunderstood and under appreciated tool in the musical tool box. If you think, nothing good can come from this, take a listen and we will certainly prove you wrong...

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Enjoy a full hour of Independence Day inspired music as we celebrate July 4th, 2020.

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Slipped this in right under the wire...

It's a folky and rock related count down from:

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Today being Father's Day, Trick and the gang put together a special countdown to honor the father's of the world enjoy...

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Carl Dean Radle was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 18, 1942. Bitten by the music bug early, he had the good fortune to spend his formative years playing and gigging alongside :J. J. Cale and Leon Russell, performers who'd go on to have a profound impact on his career. Russell invited him to California where they played in a number of gigs that led to the their backing Gary Lewis and the Playboys. Radle played with Delaney and Bonnie, and in 1970 he joined Joe Cocker's musical circus better known as Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Through these previous associations, Eric Clapton asked Carl to ,join his new project. He worked on all of Clapton's solo projects from 1970 until 1979 and was in his touring band.Carl Radle was an “in demand” SESSION PLAYER for many blues and rock artists during the 1970's. These artists included Dave Mason, J.J. Cale, George Harrison, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Rita Coolidge, Kris Kristofferson, and his longtime friend Leon Russell. Carl Dean Radle died May 30th 1980 from a kidney infection at the age of 37. In 2006, he was posthumously inducted to the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame While his playing was never overtly fancy, Carl knew his role was to put a solid bottom on every song he played. I’ll close the podcast with a selection of two friends from Tulsa having a good time.

I’m She’s Just My Style – Gary Lewis and The Playboys,
Leaving from Colours – Colours,
Piece of My Heart from Home – Delaney and Bonnie,
Let It Be – Mad Dogs and Englishmen,
Got to Get Better from Layla – Derek and The Dominoes,
While My Guitar Gently Weeps from the Concert for Bangladesh– George Harrison,
Behind That Closed Door from All Things Must Pass – George Harrison,
World in Changes from Alone Together – Dave Mason,
I’d Rather Be Blind from Texas Cannonball - Freddie King,
Lost Highway from Hank Wilson’s Back – Leon Russell,
Ambush from Ambush – Mark Benno,
Born Under A Bad Sign from Delta Lady – Rita Coolidge,
After Midnight from Naturally – J. J. Cale,
Wishbone from Willis Alan Ramsey - Willis Alan Ramsey,
If the Shoes Fits from Carney – Leon Russell

Trick's is back with aclassic format podcast with a plethora of covers and a passle of Trick's exclusive features... What can I say, it's a modern classic!

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Trick's continues to wade through the music of our youth with this episode of a young musician from Memphis who made a big splash with a guitar hero from England. His career weaves through many well known artists and continues today with his wife from his new home in Texas...

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Back in the 70's when I was a kid, Austin was the center of my musical universe. There was the Armadillo World Headquarters just south of the river and heading to the hills to the west was Soap Creek Saloon on Bee Caves Road. Today both are long gone but imagine if you will a typical week of AusTex music courtesy of the friends at Soap Creek...

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It's May, there's covers, and I'm counting them down!
It's May Covers Countdown !

Trick's Remembers On Memorial Day...

 
memorial [ muh-mawr-ee-uh l]
noun: something designed to preserve the memory of a person, event, etc., as a monument or a holiday.Adjective: preserving the memory of a person or thing; commemorative.

Today we remember those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.

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