Episode 443 of Concert Pipeline podcast featuring E.D.A., in which we talk to Jarle Wallevic about his grandfather playing accordion on farms, his band’s new single “Velkommen til Klubben” featuring Conan O’Brien, being on Conan’s podcast a year ago, Conan’s surprise visit in Norway for “Conan O’Brien Must Go,” playing live shows in Norway, Conan playing a show with his group, and an exploding block of cheese.

Episode 442 of Concert Pipeline featuring The Vindys, in which we chat with frontwoman Jackie Popovic about the support of her parents I. Pershing music, starting The Vindys as a cover band and introducing new songs, meeting John Anthony and building a 9-piece band, finding her voice between their debut EP “Keep Going” to their 2021 album “Bugs”, playing shows on the west coast, playing with Youngstown Symphony Orchestra on stage, and their upcoming tour with Pat Benatar and Neil Gerald this summer.

Episode 441 of Concert Pipeline podcast in which I review Ben Kweller’s concert at Little Saint in Healdsburg, including featuring songs from his set as well as opener, Robert Ellis, and stories from being a fan of Ben’s for the past 20 years tied to his songs, and interactions with his band (Chris Mintz Plasse on bass, Ryan Dean on drums, and Robert Ellis on guitar and keyboard).

Episode 440 of Concert Pipeline featuring Richard T. Bear, in which we talk about being 40+ years sober, The Musician’s Picnic, collaborating with Crosby, Stills, and Nash, his departure from music at the urging of his ex-wife, and his fear of and embracing of starting to make music again due to the support of his late wife Nina, interviewing Stephen Stills on his podcast “The Bear Facts,” seeing shows at The Fillmore East, and his new album “The Way of the World.”

Episode 439 of Concert Pipeline, featuring The Immediate Family, in which we chat with Waddy Wachtel and Steve Postell about their documentary, available to stream everywhere, the legacy of David Crosby and how he is family, working with Dan Navarro, mixing James Taylor & Carole King’s live concert film “The Troubador Reunion Tour,” recording “Werewolves of London” all evening, being in “Keith & the x-Pensive Winos” with Keith Richard, getting to know Stevie Nicks and working with her on “Edge of Seventeen,” and so much more. You can catch Steve Postell for 2 shows at the Jam Cellars Ballroom in Napa on July 12 and 13 playing with “Our House - The Music of Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young.”

Episode 438 of Concert Pipeline featuring The Burrito Brothers in which I chat with Chris James (vocalist/keyboardist/harmonica), about a Gram Parsons tribute show in 1986 that ultimately led to his becoming lead in The Burrito Brothers, being a fan of the band and joining in 2009, making music with his brothers Fred and David in James Brothers Band, Fred being a part of The Burrito Brothers, the rolling lineup of the band, playing Jim Morrison in “The Celebration of the Lizard” LA stage play, being referenced in Ben Fong-Torres’ book “Hickory Wind - The Life and Time of Gram Parsons,” and the band’s new album “Together.”

Episode 437 of Concert Pipeline featuring Vanderwolf, in which we talk about producing Meltdown Festival, including the challenge and triumph of working with and booking David Bowie, his joy of helping launch artists’ careers through the Knitting Factory, producing Brian Wilson’s Pet Sounds and Smile concerts, his 2021 album “12 Little Killers,” having songs in the “5lbs of Pressure” film, and his new album, “The Great Bewilderment” and how much influence he pulled from Bowie in creating it.

Episode 436 of Concert Pipeline featuring Grant Summerland, in which we talk about his “Blink-182 of indie rap” band Perfectly Adequate Whales in which he was MC Marine Mammal, the music he grew up on, his album “Bigfoot Museum,” which he took off streaming services, his west coast tour and playing shows in the Bay Area, and his new EP, “Unnatural History II,” out on March 29.