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| Episode 21 Featuring Stephanie Schneiderman and Tony Furtado |
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- Episode 20 Featuring Lew Jones
- Episode 19 MastanMusic Hour's In-House Anniversary Showcase!
- Episode 18 Featuring Slow Signal Fade and Guest DJ Steve Wilkinson of Mission 5
- Episode 17 Featuring Jon Garcia and Guest DJ Gregg Williams
- Episode 16 Featuring Surrounded by Ninjas
- Episode 15 Featuring Dan Jones
- Episode 14 Featuring The Sort Ofs
- Episode 13 Featuring Lael Alderman
- Episode 12 Featuring Mike Coykendall
- Episode 11 Featuring Rollie Tussing
- Episode 10 Featuring Brian Berg's 44 Long
- Episode 9 Featuring Umka and an In Music We Trust showcase with guest DJ Alex Steininger
- Episode 8 featuring Kara Suzanne
- Episode 7 Featuring Delano
- Episode 6 Featuring Sestina
- Episode 5 Featuring Casey Neill and Hanz Araki
- Episode 4 Featuring Wester Daywick Live
- Episode 3 featuring UHF
- Episode 2 featuring Tony Smiley
- Episode 1 featuring Dylan-Thomas Vance
- LISTENING INSTRUCTIONS
- MMHr Ep 68 Pt 1 Featuring - The Deep Roots Music Project
- Episode 67 Part 2 Featuring New York Rifles
- Episode 67 Part 1 Featuring Motorik, Sweet Water, Pushing Red Buttons, The Luck of Eden Hall, The Muggs, Kenneth Ishak
- Episode 66 Part 2 Featuring Sledge Feather
- Episode 66 Part 1 Featuring Speck Mountain, The Bitter Tears, Paula Sinclair, Benjamin Bear, Men Darwish Trio, The Handsome Family
- Episode 65 Part 2 Featuring Western Aerial
- Episode 65 Part 1
- Episode 64 Featuring ZOUAVES
- Episode 63 Featuring HIGHWAY
- Episode 62 Featuring Jon Garcia and the Best Laid Plans
- Episode 61 Featuring Leigh Marble
- Episode 60 Featuring Tony Smiley
- Episode 59 Featuring Mission 5
- Episode 58 Featuring Jeremy Wilson Band
- Episode 57 Featuring The Dirty Birds
- Episode 56 Featuring Hillfolk Noir
- Episode 55 Featuring The Dry County Crooks
- Episode 54 Featuring Chica Y Los Gatos
- Episode 53 Featuring Michael Dean Damron
- Episode 52 Featuring Brady Beard
- Episode 51 Featuring The Posies
- Episode 50 Featuring Blue Skies For Black Hearts Set 2
- Episode 49 Featuring Blue Skies For Black Hearts Set 1
- Episode 48 Featuring Silverhawk Set 2
- Episode 47 Featuring Silverhawk Set 1
- Episode 46 Featuring Scotland Barr and the Slow Drags Set 2
- Episode 45 Featuring Scotland Barr and the Slow Drags
- Episode 44 Featuring The New York Rifles
- Episode 43 Featuring Video Singles Special
- Episode 42 Featuring The Lonely H
- Episode 41 Featuring Jessica Stiles
- Episode 40 Happy New Years!
- Episode 39 Featuring Lael Alderman
- Episode 38 Featuring MINMAE
- Episode 37 Featuring Still Pending
- Episode 36 Featuring The Dry County Crooks
- Episode 35 Featuring Leigh Marble
- Episode 34 Featuring Luther Russell
- Episode 33 Featuring Bahttsi
- Episode 32 Featuring Mission 5
- Episode 31 Featuring The Dimes
- Episode 30 Featuring Titans Of Oblivion
- Episode 29 Featuring Jared Mees
- Episode 28 Featuring OH Darling
- Episode 27 Featuring Little Sue
- Episode 26 Featuring Drew Grow
- Episode 25 Featuring Tony Smiley
- Episode 24 Featuring Sean Flora
- Episode 23 Featuring The Deep Roots Music Project and Funk Shui
- Episode 22 Featuring Greenlander
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Mon, 09 Apr 2007 
Episode 21 Parts 1 and 2
Though Stephanie Schneiderman and Tony Furtado each have separate and thriving careers, they have collaborated on several projects together, so we were thrilled to get these two musical mavens in the studio together for part 2, the live portion of The MastanMusic Hour.
Part one begins with a track from Portland quartet Jonah, who are exploding onto the national scene right now with their March 2007 release, Trust Everyone Before They Break Your Heart. Next up we have a track from Hangover Bicycle Ride the forthcoming Mastan Music Label release by Silverhawk. Episode 21 part one also features a track by Scotland Barr and The Slow Drags, an interview with Cindy Ingram who's pulling off KIDZ Rock, the largest youth rock event Oregon has ever seen! Next up is Chez Stadium, a band we like so much, that we're playing not one, but two tracks off their debut CD Freshman Slump. And we close out the show with a band that comes to us all the way from Orlando, Florida, Mumpsy.
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| Jonah, Silverhawk, Scotland Barr & The Slow Drags, Cindy Ingram KIDZ Rock interview, Chez Stadium, Mumpsy |
MastanMusic Hour - Episode 21 - Part 1
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| Jonah |
By the time Jonah had completed their second release, they had won over fans and critics alike with their adherence to the majestic side of pop music-- something resembling an early U2's passionate earnestness colliding with the hypnotic and dark beauty of Radiohead. Songs from both records had made their way onto nationally syndicated TV hits and garnered radio rotation, as well as landed spots on many compilation discs nationwide. Jonah's 3rd release, Trust Everyone Before They Break Your Heart was heralded by Spin Magazine as "a gorgeous, lush collection of Britpop tinged with classic Northwest melancholy."
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| Silverhawk |
"Silverhawk will stun you like a beautiful new wave pop sunburst." CMJ New Music Report raved about Silverhawk's 2001 debut release, Flowers in June. And if Quentin Tarantino did an adaptation of William S. Burroughs' western, The Place of Dead Roads, Silverhawk's 2nd release, Westward, would be the perfect soundtrack. On their upcoming, Mastan Music Label release, Hangover Bicycle Ride, Silverhawk proves once again that genre-jumping ain't no thang when you pack that much talent, artistry and daring. One listen and you'll know why Silverhawk has shared stages with artists like Frank Black, Screaming Trees and The Posies.
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| Scotland Barr & The Slow Drags |
Scotland Barr and The Slow Drags deliver "music that punches the heart like a fist with brass knuckles... hits all the right chords with powerful, painful and beautiful accuracy." (The Oregonian)
Barr’s whisky-soaked vocals and emotionally incisive songwriting sit front and center, flanked by a 6 piece outfit that can deliver weepy grooves, jangly tin-pan alley pop, suicidal ballads, garage rock, grinding two-steps and near psychedelic opuses.
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| Cindy Ingram: KIDZ Rock interview |
Generally we reserve part one of The MastanMusic Hour for music, but KIDZ Rock is such a cool project, that we took some time to interview the brains behind the project, Cindy Ingram of Cindy Ingram Booking and Promotions. KIDZ Rock is a special month-long event in Eugene, Oregon that provides young musicians of all genres a chance to shine and gain valuable performance experience.
Each weekend during the month of April, a different Eugene venue will take a turn hosting a line-up of bands with members under the age of 21. There will be a unique genre and line-up for each show. Over 25 kid bands/solo artists have been chosen to participate. (And all the shows are all-ages!) The big finale show is scheduled for Saturday April 28th at the WOW HALL in Eugene.
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| Chez Stadium |
of Chez Stadium, Willamette Week writes, "Songwriter-guitarist singer-producer Randall Payton is as smart(-assed?) as his band's name, tossing clever curve balls of odd chord changes and curious turns of phrase into would-be populist pop. He's accompanied by a potent, sensitive rhythm section."
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Mumpsy |
When we heard that Red Hot Chili Peppers' guitarist John Frusciante is a fan of Mumpsy, we thought we should give them a listen. Though Mumpsy is a new band, its founder, Orlando singer/guitarist Jeff Ilgenfritz has been on the scene earning praise for his solo work and being voted "Best Acoustic Singer/Songwriter" in the July 2006 edition of The Orlando Weekly.
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MastanMusic Hour - Episode 21 - Part 2
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| Stephanie Schneiderman |
A dear friend and incredible, prolific talent, Stephanie Schneiderman's music never disappoints and never ceases to amaze. The House of Blues proclaims, "Schneiderman's exceptional song writing talent and radiating charm are a winning combination. Her honest, earthy presence and rich, serene vocals separate Stephanie from the hordes of 'girls with guitars.' She shows all the potential of becoming a world class, world renowned artist."
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| Tony Furtado |
Winner of the Grand National Banjo Championship, Tony Furtado has released 13 albums and played with such notable musicians as Earl Scruggs, Bela Fleck, Alison Krauss, The String Cheese Incident and Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Tony appeared in our studio in support of his new release, Thirteen, which was recorded at Tucson's Wavelab Studios and features an all-star cast including Stephanie Schneiderman on vocals.
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