Nashville Later With Jace Everett

What makes a great bass player? When you don't notice him... until suddenly you do. And then he  folds right back into the mix again. Like a ghost. But a ghost that you can feel. That moves you without calling attention to themselves. It's much the same with what makes a great person. Ego gets left behind, and the job of holding it all down becomes the focus. Luis Espaillat does both.Holding down the low end for countless artists and holding up his end at home with his wife and kids. Jace sits down with a dude he admires and talks music, family, and how "being the brand" is one of the worst things a human being can aspire to do. Luis on the web Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes  BandCamp 

Jamie Rubin is a rock and roller. Straight up. But he's also a local fixture/legend in Nashville for his legendary joint The Family Wash. Then again, well, it's complicated. See, he's not at the Family Wash anymore. Like so many of us in 2018, he's going through changes he didn't anticipate and looking at life from a whole new perspective. Telecasters, shepherds pie, and Boston bred rock and roll are all alive and well in Nashville. And Jamie's got the scars, scarves, and devilish grin to prove it. Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes  BandCamp 

From Oberlin College of Music to playing hillbilly tunes in Nashville is a bumpy ride. But Charles Dixon straddles the two worlds with a big happy grin on his face. Marrying his prodigious traditional technique with his love of popular music, Charles created Music City Hit-Makers. Huge hit songs, performed by the writers and backed up by symphonic musicians with brand new original arrangements. Jace and "Cuzzin Chuck" talk about how he got here and where he's headed next. Check it out! Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes  BandCamp 

When you're a drummer, volume is important. From banging the pots and pans with Will Hoge, Bare, Jr., Radney Foster, and dozens more Keith Brogdon learned how to give the artist what they needed. Now with his graphic design firm Thinking Out Loud Design he brings that same "artist first" ethos into the visual realm. Designing album covers like the Sturgill Simpson Grammy winning "MetaModern..." record. Making tour posters for acts as diverse as Counting Crows, The Dead Deads, and Peter Frampton. Keith is working with ultra indie acts and big label stars with the passion that only a true artist can muster. All while still playing the drums when it suits him and raising a great family in his very favorite town; Nashville. He also has a weird affection for hot chicken.  Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes  BandCamp 

We're baaaack... Jace & Nicole catch up on what in the hell they've been doing and then delve into a conversation that made one of the hosts exceptionally uncomfortable. Guest episodes start back next week. So make sure you're subscribed in your favorite podcast app and tell your friends... Nashville Later is back.

After a few weeks off, the grumpy couple you love to love is back. And less patient than ever! Dunkirk, Freddy travails, staging a house, Andy Harper, Canadian/Canadan, Godin bass, angry old ladies in L.A., and a few thoughts on the mental midget currently slobbering and slathering his way through the once respected Oval Office.

Ba Dow, duh duh Ba Dow Wow... The iconic intro to "Bad Things" was created by todays guest: Eric "Ebo" Borash. A career guitar slinger with the toniest of tones, Ebo is also a damn fine electrical engineer. What do you get when those two worlds collide? Some of the finest hand made tube amplifiers in the world. His company, EBO Customs, is just one year old and already on stage with Billy Gibbons, Joe Walsh, and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Rumor has it that the newest member of The Eagles (Vince Gill!) will be taking a few of these babies out for a spin as well. Funny, raw, and real, Jace and Ebo talk about old times, these times, and the times to come. EBO Customs Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes  BandCamp 

A day late, many dollars short! Jace & Nicole grab a late Thursday gab fest for your edification. Also: Freddy explores self-tantalization, TONIC gigs, Jace gigs, Andrew Sovine and Kasey Todd making life better, impromptu family reunions, purple/pink hair, climate change true/false, and other brilliant observations by the dynamic duo! A new episode will be out Monday with the amazing Eric "EBO" Borash. Check out Jace's new record: DUST & DIRT on iTunes or on BANDCAMP And check out the videos for "Woke Up In This Town" and "Love's Not What We Do"

An encore episode this week of the beautiful Ms. Leigh Nash! We will be ack with a new episode next week. Although best known for her stunning vocal work with Sixpence None the Richer, Leigh Nash has a voice that transcends genres. From her upbringing in Texas, to her time in Christian music, leading to the pop supernova of "Kiss Me", and "There She Goes", not many people might have expected her most recent move. The torch and twang opus "The State I'm In", is a futuristic throwback record. Jace discusses music, Che Guevara, and the joys of Northwestern dispensaries with the always charming, Leigh Nash. Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes and BandCamp 

Who's got two cocktails and a microphone? This is, indeed, where it's at folks. The continuing ramblings of the blissfully wed. Discussing dog poop, IKEA, Predators, predators, rich kids with fast cars, TONIC (the band), and other stuff. Jace & Nicole, sittin' in an attic... Check out the new Jace Everett record, "DUST & DIRT": available on iTunes and on BandCamp

It takes a special kinda personality to make it in the music business. It takes an even more special personality to HELP other people make it in the business. Though Will Rambeaux has had a string of number one hits as a writer, and countless cuts... It seems his real calling in life has been being the Mentor. The Shepherd to the Sheep, if you will. In 2001 when Jace moved back to town, none other than Will helped him as much or more than anybody. Will still does that today with his new venture Go Long Entertainment. Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out the new Jace Everett record, Dust & Dirt. Available on iTunes in the States and BandCamp globally.

Suicide, cassette tapes, depression, feet, baby poop... Possibly the most "gross" episode yet. But, with a touch of profound sadness! Won't you join us? Jace & Nicole count their blessings, and the scars on Jace's right foot. Check out the new record and videos!

What happens when two podcasters get together? They talk. A lot. Michael J is a guitar player, artist, and podcaster. He's also a really thoughtful guy that knows how to have a far reaching conversation. Of course, Mr. Mouth (Jace) does more than his fair share of talking on this one... Check out Michael J's music and his podcast: Via Maris-Michael J Turn It On Podcast Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors

You say pillow, I say Pell Oh. Babies who just walk into your life. And the economic brain trust in Chief. Jace and Nicole limp up to the attic with Freddy the Love Bug to discuss the important things in life. Comme habitude. Here's the Economist article they discuss: http://www.economist.com/Trumptranscript But never mind that, buy the new record! DUST & DIRT

The lovely and talented Mr. David Newbould is on the show today. His journey from Canada to Nashville has had quite a few interesting stops along the way. A bonafide original, Newbould marries classic singer/songwriter fare with an intensely flamboyant presentation and a fine slab of rock and roll guitar. Great music. Great guy. There's about 15 minutes of Jace blathering about healthcare at the top of the show. He hopes you'll listen. The rest of us are dubious about it. Fast forward to about 16:30 if you don't wanna hear that bit! Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors Check out Dave at: www.davidnewbould.com and FACEBOOK

Jace & Nicole are back on the mic after a ponderously long absence. To Discuss: A new record. Some touring news. Foot surgery. Living with people that tour. Cinco de Mayo with an Italian accento. Do you wanna dog? So many things. But mostly, go buy Jace's record.   DUST & DIRT Buy the new record!    

Back from a few weeks on the road, Jace sits down with himself to talk about himself. All by himself! Here's a full on preview of "Dust & Dirt", Jace's new album. Some insight behind the songs, and a brief recap of his EuroTrash adventures. Check out some friends of the show: DUST & DIRT buy it now! AMUND MAARUD JULIAN KINDRED http://jaceeverett.bandcamp.com/album/dust-dirt

While Jace is on tour, we offer up one of our most compelling episodes: Escondido! The duo of Tyler James and Jessica Maros get real. VERY real. We we're fairly sure this was the end of the band. However, they are in fact making a new record that we here at Nashville Later can't wait to hear! ESCONDIDO

Hey folks, Jace is on the road in Europe for a few weeks, so we are presenting a few encore episodes. Today we go back to episode #21 with Rick Brantley! Rick just released his new record "HI FI". Listen to this great conversation, but then make sure and go buy the mans music! He's the real deal. HI-FI on iTunes  

Give a child a fish and they eat for a day. Teach a child to fish and they eat for a lifetime. Some reading and math might help too. Public education has many issues it's struggling with today. One that might be easily overlooked, and yet have resounding consequences, is truancy. Todays guest, Magistrate Jennifer Wade, knows about the struggle. She also has some clues toward the solutions. A wonderful woman, and a genuine servant of our community, Jace sits down with Jennifer to discuss the root issues to some systemic problems. And just how you might be a bigger part of the fix than you could ever imagine.   Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie Beasley with Crye-Leike Realtors   Some further reading: MNPS some stats on Nashville schools Brookings Institute:Unequal Opportunity: Race and Education