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José González

José González

Swedish singer-songwriter and guitaristWikipedia

Search complete. 11 mentions across 6 episodes found for "José González".

Sep 17, 2026

Julia Dixon EvansCORRESPONDENT
45:05
Awesome.
Julia Dixon EvansCORRESPONDENT
45:05
And before we go, what's going on in live music? Okay, so one of my personal favorite musicians, Jose Gonzalez, is performing at the Outdoor Amphitheater at UCSD on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
Julia Dixon EvansCORRESPONDENT
45:19
Jose Gonzalez is this indie folk sensation, and he has a new album out.
Julia Dixon EvansCORRESPONDENT
45:24
It's called Against the Dying of the Light.
Julia Dixon EvansCORRESPONDENT
45:26
It's really lovely, like mournful and hopeful, and just so much of that lo-fi guitar sound that I really love about him.
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EP167 THE STRIKE

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

David MamonGUEST
25:04
And that's a pretty haunting acoustic version.
Jay TibbettsGUEST
25:10
Just off the top of my head, I was actually going to say, well, Jose Gonzalez did that song Heartbeats, which is technically a cover, although it's from a band in Sweden that I wasn't familiar with, but That just comes to mind just because I was listening to him recently again, and I love a lot of his music.
JessHOST
25:27
Anything come to mind for you, Chris?
Chris CrabbGUEST
25:29
Nothing comes to mind, but I'll think on it.
Brendan LeonardHOST
44:06
It's unbelievable.
Brendan LeonardHOST
44:07
And they said, one of the other hosts, I think it was John in the morning, said during a Jose Gonzalez show that they built the new space because, you know, Basically, they had no even green room for the artists to come in to like hang out before.
Brendan LeonardHOST
44:27
And he like Jose Gonzalez was like sleeping in his car or sitting in his car waiting to do this show, because typically what I think what they do is they the artists will be playing a show that night somewhere in Seattle or the next day and they'll do.
Brendan LeonardHOST
44:40
a few songs in the studio and it has turned into this just incredible thing, um, that you can find so many incredible musicians on it.
Brendan LeonardHOST
44:48
Um, I actually was in, I got to be in the room, uh, not whatever, whatever it's called, like the control room or something when Andrew Bird was there.
Jerry DoggettHOST
80:21
Strike two, one and two.
Jerry DoggettHOST
80:23
Sid Bream, Gilberto Reyes, Ralph Bryant, Franklin Stubbs will all be called up from Albuquerque, and Jose Gonzalez from San Antonio, and the Dodgers will purchase the contract of outfielder Stu Peterson from Albuquerque.
Jerry DoggettHOST
80:39
The one-two pitch, breaking ball, bounced foul.
Jerry DoggettHOST
80:42
It hits Scott while in the batter's box.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:03
She's been back so often because she's really good.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:07
She's a really good singer-songwriter.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:09
She's got a whole thing kind of infused with the spirit of New Mexico and Texas, and she's got a solid work ethic.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:16
She has, just, she keeps writing songs and making good records.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:20
I'm gonna spend some time this week with Harmony Cummings, who is a former oil and gas professional who has flipped the script, and, um, she's now a community organizer and an advocate for clean energy, clean air, clean water for all of us.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:33
She's here to tell us what she's up to.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:36
And up first, the remarkable and also very productive Swedish singer-songwriter, uh, from Gothenburg.
Nick ForsterHOST
1:43
He's just released, I think, his fifth record.
Friedemann FindeisenHOST
9:15
There's a lot of thought to detail.
Friedemann FindeisenHOST
9:16
This is not like José González, where it's literally just a recording of him with his guitar, right? Here, there's a lot of vocal production, a lot of stuff to make the sound as fat and big as possible.
Friedemann FindeisenHOST
9:26
Historically, folk music and all lyrics-driven, story-driven music has always kind of been A, A, A, A, so verse, verse, verse, verse, and then the song is over.
Friedemann FindeisenHOST
9:36
And there hasn't really been this idea of choruses very much, or certainly not of a primary bridge.

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