December 2008 Podcast: The Moriarty Show

This new Rambling Podcast is The Moriarty Show. It's based on an interview done with the band Moriarty back in June last year that took a little more time than expected to get edited. The song selection is a mix of Moriarty, some of their influences, and stuff I think fits in the same broad genre that they're in (whether they like it or not!)

Here is the setlist:

• Moriarty – Jimmy (02:15-06:35)
• Johnny Cash – Don't Take Your Guns to Town (10:40-13:35)
• Suzanne Vega – The Queen and the Soldier (14:15-18:30)
• Mark Graham – Their Brains Were Small and They Died (19:20-22:20)
• 16 Horsepower – Low Estate (22:45-22:50)
• Elvis Presley – Nothin' but a Hounddog (29:35-31:00)
• Wood Brothers – Tried and Tempted (31:35-35:20)
• Danyel Waro – Po Ema (36:30-43:10)
• Moriarty – Private Lily (45:35-49:15)

I want to thank Moriarty wholeheartedly for spending the time with me and allowing me to use the tracks in the Podcast. Thanks to Mark Graham for allowing me to use Their Brains were Small and they Died. And finally, thanks also to Greg Szlapczynski for the intro/outro soundbyte and to Amélie for the gorgeous banner!

If you're one of my US readers / listeners and enjoyed this show, Moriarty is in NYC in the coming days: they're playing Zebulon Cafe in Brooklyn on the 10th and Joe's Pub on the 13th.

Comments

[martin]

Thanks, enjyoed this. Moriarty totally unknown to me and an interesting acquaintance. Also perfect background to one of my moderately energetic workout sessions ... Presley was a bit of a shocker, though, but why not.
Keep them coming!
Martin,
in Sweden.

[Bobbiegentry]

Moriarty est vraiment pour moi LA belle découverte retentissante depuis...longtemps ! Merci, alors ! Je trouve la voix de Rosemary vraiment irrésistible. C'est amusant toutes ces influences qui les ont nourris, tous et chacun différemment: suis surprise d'entendre parler de Nino Rota. Tu as raison en tout cas, ce qui les caractérise et caractérise probablement la chanson américaine, c'est ce côté narratif, c'est ce qui me charme. Ecouter le disque de Moriarty (qui a en plus une pochette somptueuse), c'est un peu comme lire un recueil de short stories.
Demain je me mets aux percussions sur valises, sur un fond de chant des baleines!

C'est une très belle sélection, j'aime aussi Marc Graham, les Wood Brothers et Daniel Waryo. Johnny Cash moins, mais il faut que j'écoute mieux le texte.

[medieval clothing]

Oh yes.. thank you so much for sharing these stuffs. Kudos to you my fiend.

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