podcast, record label, fever dream by J.D. Reager
Host J.D. Reager plays the new single, “Glory Line,” off of Memphis musician William Luke White‘s new self-titled solo EP before talking to his old friend about the new record, … Continue Reading New episode: Glory Line with William Luke White (Snowglobe, The Coach and Four, Spiral Stairs)
Host J.D. Reager talks to Jared “Jay B” Boyd about his high-profile gigs at WYXR 91.7 FM, the Daily Memphian and Beale St. Caravan, and the career journey that eventually … Continue Reading New episode: Developing the Voice with Jared “Jay B” Boyd (WYXR, Daily Memphian, Beale St. Caravan) and Ben Crowell (Sheet Ghosts, Glassworks Coffee)
Back to the Light founder J.D. Reager recently appeared on the Tourror Stories podcast to talk about some of his most memorable experiences on the road and more. It’s a … Continue Reading J.D. guests on the Tourror Stories podcast
Unfortunately, due to to technical difficulties the Back to the Light podcast has been postponed this week. . . but fear not, the Shangri-La Records Podcast is here a few … Continue Reading New episode: Mark Edgar Stuart on the Shangri-La Records Podcast
Host J.D. Reager talks to Memphis Chef Kelly English, the man behind Restaurant Iris, The Second Line, and Magnolia House (Biloxi, MS) as well as the new owner of Fino’s … Continue Reading New episode: Big Stupid Steak with Kelly English (Restaurant Iris, The Second Line)
New full-length out in November! Get excited! (Or take a rest, as this song suggests.)
Host J.D. Reager talks to his friend, neighbor and Chicago musician/artist John Forbes about his many musical projects, including Phantom 309, Dirt, Mount Shasta and Tijuana Hercules. Along the way … Continue Reading New episode: Hands Down with John Forbes (Mount Shasta, Tijuana Hercules)
Host J.D. Reager briefly touches on some good things going on for Back to the Light before playing the title track off of Rev. John Wilkins’ new release for Goner … Continue Reading New episode: Gonerfest 17 Spectacular with Eric Friedl (Goner, Oblivians, True Sons of Thunder)
Back to the Light is proud to be producing two NEW podcasts in addition to the flagship show, please welcome them to the family. Host and Shangri-La Records alum J.D. … Continue Reading New podcasts: The Shangri-La Records Podcast and The Jack Alberson SongStory
Host J.D. Reager debuts “the Sunken Road,” a single by Heeliocopter – which is new band featuring himself and Chicago musician Sean Rowader. After the song, J.D. talks to Sean … Continue Reading New episode: The Heeliocopter Episode with Sean Rowader (Badge 212, General Joystick, F.A. Naes)
Host J.D. Reager debuts a previously unreleased recording of the Memphis and Los Angeles-based ’80s punk band the Modifiers featuring the rhythm section of the legendary L.A. new wave group … Continue Reading New episode: Modifiers Chronicles 2 with Chuck Roast (Suburban Lawns)
Host J.D. Reager speaks to one of his all-time favorite people, Mr. Ross Johnson, about his richly lived life in the music business. They discuss his work with Alex Chilton, … Continue Reading New episode: Horrible With Purpose with Ross Johnson (Panther Burns, Alex Chilton)
It’s true! Read the article at the Memphis Flyer website.
Host J.D. Reager chats with one of his musical heroes, the great Ken Stringfellow. They deep dive into the two projects Ken’s most known for, The Posies and Big Star, … Continue Reading New episode: The Sumeria of Rock ‘n’ Roll with Ken Stringfellow (The Posies, Big Star, R.E.M.)
Host J.D. Reager is joined by his friend, colleague and a big-time supporter of Memphis music and musicians, Elizabeth Cawein. Elizabeth talks about her inspiration for founding the non-profit organization … Continue Reading New episode: Foundations with Elizabeth Cawein (Music Export Memphis)
Host J.D. Reager acknowledges the birthday of his late friend, bandmate and mentor Bob Holmes before talking to guest David Catching (Rancho De La Luna, Eagles of Death Metal, earthling?, … Continue Reading New episode: Modifiers Chronicles with David Catching (Rancho De La Luna)
