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T Bone Burnett

T Bone Burnett

American record producer and guitaristWikipedia

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Sep 29, 2026

Brett VargoHOST
26:20
I'll be happy if Ringo just keeps making great records like the one he just released, Long, Long Road, which I'm very pleased with.
Brett VargoHOST
26:28
His second album with T-Bone Burnett.
Brett VargoHOST
26:30
Oh, great.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:31
I was born to hunger of the spirit to be free But gave into my heart with every year Believing I could trust that you would keep it safe for me But now you are returning
Karen CarpenterHOST
24:51
I noticed Jackson Browne there.
Karen CarpenterHOST
24:54
Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, T Bone Burnett, Stephen Souls, and Jennifer Warnes, 19-
AshleyHOST
25:00
Wow
Karen CarpenterHOST
25:00
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John DoughertyHOST
37:42
The performances are great.
John DoughertyHOST
37:44
The soundtrack produced by T-Bone Burnett is a classic.
John DoughertyHOST
37:47
It looks beautiful.
John DoughertyHOST
37:48
Roger Deakins shot that.
Laura TenchertHOST
9:32
For example, I was reading the press release and I thought it was quite interesting.
Laura TenchertHOST
9:37
T-Bone Burnett, who was playing guitar as part of the Rolling Thunder band, was quoted as saying, The Rolling Thunder review was the first national punk rock tour.
Laura TenchertHOST
9:48
It opened a door that led to a furious explosion of new music.
Laura TenchertHOST
9:51
The Clash, Elvis Costello, the Ramones, the Sex Pistols, and on and on.
AdrianHOST
32:49
So how does that actually work mechanically? Because it shouldn't.
AdrianHOST
32:53
And I was looking at the liner notes for Raising Sand, and the producer, T-Bone Burnett, really seems to be the secret ingredient here.
AdrianHOST
32:59
He essentially stripped away all the usual crutches both of them were eye on, didn't he?
ClaraHOST
33:03
T-Bone Burnett is the absolute mastermind of this crossover.
ClaraHOST
33:07
He didn't let Plant sing over heavy, distorted Jimmy Page guitar riffs.
ClaraHOST
33:11
And he didn't let Krauss sing over fast, plucky, traditional bluegrass banjo rolls.
Brian WiseHOST
14:17
Well, Joni Mitchell.
Brian WiseHOST
14:18
T-Bone Burnett, all that.
Brian WiseHOST
14:20
Yeah, Joni Mitchell, all that sort of stuff.
Brian WiseHOST
14:22
So that's going to be something for fans.
Danny WeiserHOST
35:50
I understand.
Ellen BeckHOST
35:53
I think T-Bone Burnett would not be happy with that, but whatever.
Ty McGowanHOST
35:56
Okay, my number six is Butterfly by Crazy Town.
Ty McGowanHOST
36:04
Go my lady, go my lady, go my butterfly, sugar baby.
speaker_0HOST
28:44
In 1985 as well, Marshall Crenshaw released Downtown.
speaker_0HOST
28:49
This had him teaming up with producer T Bone Burnett for his third studio album.
speaker_0HOST
28:55
Hit number 68 on the Billboard albums chart.
speaker_0HOST
28:59
Had the singles Blues Is King, and also Like A Vague Memory.
speaker_2HOST
0:46
Every professionally recorded show from the second leg of the tour.
speaker_2HOST
0:50
It's packed with performances from his band members like T Bone Burnett and Mick Ronson.
speaker_3HOST
0:55
That's amazing.
speaker_3HOST
0:56
And I read that the tour kind of blurred the lines between rock and punk.
speaker_3HOST
1:09
Yeah.
speaker_3HOST
1:10
I noticed names like Joan Baez and T Bone Burnett.
speaker_3HOST
1:13
It's almost like a musical family reunion.
speaker_3HOST
1:17
That must have changed the vibe.

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