Episodes
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Dance Floor Basics with No Dollar Shoes
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Mike Adams, Mr. Good Company Man
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Growing Roots with Randy McQuay
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Justin Fox Melts Microphones
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Can't cool your Loose Jets
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Thursday Mar 20, 2014
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Jackie Greene Goes Off the Grid
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Friday Feb 28, 2014
Monday Feb 03, 2014
Lukas Nelson and Yoda
Monday Feb 03, 2014
Monday Feb 03, 2014
Friday Dec 27, 2013
The Topless Episode: Jesse Stockton and Philip Stokes
Friday Dec 27, 2013
Friday Dec 27, 2013
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
There's a Name for People Without Beards: Women.
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Tuesday Dec 24, 2013
Huka Entertainment's Meredith Ezzell hosts a traveling, sunscreen-filled episode of Sonic Byways at theTiki Surf Lounge (aka TSL) in Carolina Beach, NC. The inimitable Troy Coghill regales Jamie Lynn with original compositions, tales from theTeamsters, and just generally lets his Bearded Freak Flag fly. In an inspired outro, Troy hatches the beginnings of a Sonic Byways theme song, while Jamie Lynn coins the term "musical phlanges."
Monday Dec 23, 2013
The Dandy Warhols are in the Building
Monday Dec 23, 2013
Monday Dec 23, 2013
After years of interviews and in-studio sessions, Jamie talks to her first real set of Rock Stars. The Dandy Warhols' Courtney Taylor-Taylor and Brent DeBoer give the inside scoop on Dig! - what really happened, vs. what was 90% staged - and welcome the Brian Jonestown Massacre to dinner. From the shower scene in Spinal Tap to the French Police, they reminisce about life on the road, while cursing the the elevation in Aspen, Colorado. Enjoy a sampling of recorded tracks and the most intense unplugged Sonic Byways performance to date.
Sunday Dec 22, 2013
Mat Kearney and Sweet Potato Pie
Sunday Dec 22, 2013
Sunday Dec 22, 2013
Wednesday Dec 18, 2013
James Justin and Company: the Dive Bar Episode
Wednesday Dec 18, 2013
Wednesday Dec 18, 2013
This week on Sonic Byways, Jamie detains her favorite traveling band of friends in the back room of Reggie's 42nd St. Tavern for some hearty guffaws, the good word on the new album and to get a closer look at Bailey's finely-coiffed moustache.
Friday Mar 08, 2013
Bronze Radio Returns...
Friday Mar 08, 2013
Friday Mar 08, 2013
...let's hope so! Jamie heads to the back room of the Soapbox Laundrolounge and Night Club, and tonight, the Sonic Byways Lair, to catch-up with Chris Henderson of Bronze Radio Return. An appreciative crowd soaked up the positive on-stage vibes, and rock and roll's nicest lead singer effuses on the importance of positive energy, radios with knobs and writing original music--and in a confessional, never-before-recorded radio moment, Henderson admits he's intimidated by cover bands.
Thursday Feb 21, 2013
Emily's First Warren Zevon
Thursday Feb 21, 2013
Thursday Feb 21, 2013
It's a dark and stormy night on Sonic Byways, a perfect time for a good visit from an old friend. And corralling her onto the mic. Emily Hyatt from Aspen, and now Baltimore, drives down to Wilmington, grabs Jamie, and drags her to a beach bungalow in Oak Island, North Carolina. Jamie straps Emily to the chair (this is getting good), introduces her to Warren Zevon, and peer-pressures her into co-hosting Sonic Byways. Emily provides her own one-liners; you just can't script this sort of thing.
Friday Jan 25, 2013
The Day the MP3 Player Died
Friday Jan 25, 2013
Friday Jan 25, 2013
What do Patrolled By Radar, Patti Smith, The Velvet Underground and The Wood Brothers have in common? They were playing across borders, in unison, the day the MP3 player died. Never mind the end of the world. This was way more catastrophic. Jamie, stuck in the Dominican Republic; tropical rain falling down, music blasting through the MP3 player and across the palm trees until--dead silence. Battery too low. System shutdown. She had an outlet but unfortunately, she had no charger. So what were the last tunes on the desert island? An amalgamation of punk, folk and rockabilly, in no particular order. This week on Sonic Byways, we'll revisit that fateful soundtrack. Turn it up, bring your chargers--or better yet, throw a gal an IPOD.
Sunday Dec 23, 2012
Listen Only After World Doesn't End
Sunday Dec 23, 2012
Sunday Dec 23, 2012
Jamie's sailing off the edge of the world before the ball drops, so here's an advanced musical surprise. However: Do Not Tune In Before December 22, 2012. I'm serious. This is one present you can't open early; you'll jinx it, and then where will we be? Flailing about the universe without a post-apocalypic music bed. Come December 23, here's a sublime Sonic Byways for those who wait.
Wednesday Aug 08, 2012
Sonic Byways is in the Swamp
Wednesday Aug 08, 2012
Wednesday Aug 08, 2012
Welcome to Sonic Byways from Wilmington, NC - Jamie sets up shop in her home studio; think humidity, unidentified "critters" and walls that are talking. The new Sonic Byways studio dates back to 1858 - but don't worry, the music is a little more current. This week, we'll discover Yarn, the Wood Brothers, some of Wilmington's finer speakeasies and music venues, and revisit the grandeur of Peter Wolf.
Tuesday Jul 31, 2012
Patti Fiasco Will Torch Your Town
Tuesday Jul 31, 2012
Tuesday Jul 31, 2012
While gettin' jiggy in my home studio in Wilmington, North Carolina, I'm reminiscing about the Wilds of Wyoming and a band to be reckoned with, Patti Fiasco. I first heard the Fiasco outdoors, lots of hay and a forest and barn-burning guitar riffs and then, they moved a few blocks over to Jill Hunter's rip-roaring Lander Bar, where they thoroughly lit the town on fire. I told them about a little place called Aspen and now, they're coming. Enjoy a vintage Sonic Byways and kindred sounds from Johnette Napolitano, just in time for Patti Fiasco's Aspen debut. As of press time, the band is still on fire.
Wednesday Jul 11, 2012
Millers, Music and the Middle East
Wednesday Jul 11, 2012
Wednesday Jul 11, 2012
This week on Sonic Byways: Featuring Kutcher Miller, International Media - and Music- Man of Mystery. From MTV to the Middle East, featuring Beanland, Jason Isbell, talented newcomer Alice Reid...and a Sonic Byways World Premiere of WIDESPREAD PANIC (never before heard on a Jamie Lynn radio show).
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Songs I Can Sorta Play on Guitar
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Tuesday Jun 19, 2012
Jamie discusses her love for the capo, which has revolutionized her guitar tab possibilities - if not her 90-second chord change - and brought her ever-closer to playing some of her favorite songs heard 'round the campfire, after climbing and throughout her years of music appreciation. From Landslide to Pancho and Lefty, Hayes Carll to the Monkees, Jamie calls out the chords, shares stories behind the songs and maybe-barely -almost perfectly air guitars along on her side of the mic. And remember, people...every rose has its thorn.
Friday May 04, 2012
SXSW Comes to Sonic Byways
Friday May 04, 2012
Friday May 04, 2012
Jamie tears her ACL and decides to go to SXSW Music Festival for a pre-surgery hurrah. She discovers a five-hour Woody Guthrie Tribute; ogles Bruce Springsteen during his keynote address; visits with well-dressed musicians (Patrolled by Radar!) and pries herself away from day-drinking just in time to catch her flight. Back in Aspen, it's the Aspen's 7908 Songwriter's Festival, and Austin's Carrie Rodriguez and Luke Jacobs stop by the studio for a special Saturday a.m. edition of Sonic Byways. The three talk songwriting therapy, food trailer favorites, and Carrie's penchant for a coupla ice-cold Baltimore Ladies. Featuring an in-studio performance, highlights from SXSW and a music medley from The Preservationists and Patrolled by Radar...you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll go to Austin.
Saturday Mar 24, 2012
The Sun, The Moon, The Revivalists
Saturday Mar 24, 2012
Saturday Mar 24, 2012
The most exciting thing to come out of New Orleans since the lunar eclipse...Jamie visits with her new favorite musical act, The Revivalists, and ponders the end of the world, UFOs and why bands sound better with their shirts off. For further reading, see the spread in OffBeat Magazine: http://www.offbeat.com/2012/03/01/the-revivalists-cosmic-things/
Thursday Mar 01, 2012
The Tune Monkeys are in the Bathroom
Thursday Mar 01, 2012
Thursday Mar 01, 2012
Got a core shot in your Phat Luvs? Need a bar chord and a capo? Patrick Vaughan and Ken Quiricone join me - on Valentine's Day, no less - to talk ski shop, bathroom sets and launch the world-premiere of the cult classic "Man From Japan": the only minute-seventy second song that ends on a bridge. With a screeching halt. And in an historical radio moment, the fellas dust off the Beatles' C-side never-before-aired basement/attic/gear-locker tape..."Let Us Ski".
Monday Jan 09, 2012
Tea Leaf Green is Tender-hearted
Monday Jan 09, 2012
Monday Jan 09, 2012
I spent some quality time with Cochrane from the drum section, and we explored life on tour, live vs. in the studio, and why Tea Leaf Green will always be a band of bruised romantics. Sigh.
Saturday Dec 10, 2011
James Justin keepin' me Company
Saturday Dec 10, 2011
Saturday Dec 10, 2011
Folly Beach's James Justin and crew (Company) take over Aspen Mountain, the gondola ride down and late-night clubs, while the Beard and Moustache Society represent with their own unique genre: the almighty Beardgrass.
Monday Dec 05, 2011
The David James Band wants to Road Trip
Monday Dec 05, 2011
Monday Dec 05, 2011
A revolutionary Skype Interview with the Front Range's newcomers The David James Band - David, to be exact - with an old school surprise musical connection, Sonic Byways-style. David and friends, with lots of keyboards and a much-needed break from Med School.