1. Johanna Rose -- “A Nite Like This” AND “Only Good” (Only Good Nites)
2. Concetta Abate -- “A Bit of Rain” (Mirror Touch)
3. Lydia Luce -- “Dark River” (Single)
4. Lydia Loveless -- “Wringer” AND “Daughter” (Daughter)
5. Emily Zuzik -- “Stay Wild” AND “Chinese Food and Donuts” (Torch & Trouble))
6. Phillipa Cookman -- “Greasy Mabel” (Single)
7. Girls on Grass -- “Spill Your Guts” (Spill Your Guts/Who’s Gonna Cry? 7”)
8. Al Holbrook -- “Guru Lover Star” (Rocket Ships For Dreamers)
9. Bonnie Whitmore -- “Fine” AND “Flashes & Cables” (Last Will & Testament)
10. Bison Bone -- “Downtown” AND “Drinking To Do” (Find Your Way Out)
11. Mike West -- “Rock Ferry” (The Next Life)
12. Jensen Sisters -- “Beat of a Bad Habit” AND “On the Fringe” (Yellow Shades)
13. Brendan and the Strangest Ways -- “Anxiety” (Single)
14. Olivia Ellen Lloyd -- “Emily” (Single)
15. Bette Smith -- “I Felt It” (The Good, The Bad, The Bette)

Listen to the Amythyst Kiah episode of Country Queer Spotlight.

1. Bette Smith -- “I Felt It Too” (The Good, The Bad, And The Bette)
2. Jake Winstrom -- “Come to Texas She Said” (Circles)
3. Liz Longley -- “Finally High” (Funeral For My Past)
4. Multimagic -- “Manic Daze” (Manic Daze)
5. Raye Zaragoza -- “They Say” (Single)
6. Michael C. Duguay -- “This City is a Grid” (The Winter of Our Discotheque)
7. The Rivergods -- “Long Way Down” (Passages)
8. Durango Blue -- “See You Home” (Single)
9. Hannah Lee Thompson -- “Handsome Ugly” (Single)
10. John Calvin Abney -- “Shine Like a Friend” (Single)
11. Bug Martin & Co. -- “Just For the Hell Of It” (All That Is and What Ain’t)
12. Tyler Childers -- “Long Violent History” (Long Violent History)
13. Maple Run Band -- “Borderline” (Maple Run Band)
14. Charles Ellsworth -- “Paranoia (A Nü Start)” (Single)
15. Thomas Stajcer -- “Who Will Listen to Country Music When the Trucks Drive Themselves?” (Single)     Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Bette Smith

This is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!

Chick Willis,12 Voodoo Woman,

Al Basile,Invisible Man,Last Hand

Sugar Ray & the Bluetones feat. Little Charlie Baty,Reel Burner,Too Far from the Bar

Trevor Sewell,2.Shaky Ground,

Nikki O'Neill,A Place at the Table,World is Waiting - Pre-Release MP3

Nikki O'Neill,World is Waiting,World is Waiting - Pre-Release MP3

Peter Parchek,6. Mississippi Suitcase (Slight Return),

Eric Johanson,02_Down To The Bottom,

Lucas Spinosa,Red Tail Lights On A Blues Highway,Friends & Legends Of Louisiana

Wily Bo Walker & Danny Flam,Time To Forget You,Ain't No Man a Good Man

Lisa Mann,It's The Monkeys Or Me,Old Girl

Jeff Chaz,I'll Be Sad With You Baby,

Kirsten Thien,07_Better Or You're Gonna Get Burned,

Larkin Poe,She's A Self Made Man,

Bette Smith,I Felt It Too,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

Bette Smith,Song for a Friend,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

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Bette Smith,Signs and Wonders,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

Bette Smith,Fistful of Dollars,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

A Band Called Sam,Good To Ya,

Kat Riggins,Heavy,Cry Out

John Pagano Band,Misbehavin,Single

Sam Joyner,When U Need A Friend,When U Need A Friend

Mark Telesca,15 Black Dress,Higher Vibrations

JW-Jones,9. When It All Comes Down,Sonic Departures

Johnny & The Mongrels,Louisiana Girl,Creole Skies

The Lucky Losers,What Makes You Act Like That,Godless Land

Dave Fields,Why Can't You Ever Treat Me Right,Force of Will

Bart Ryan,Walk Away,Starlight and Tall Tales

Crooked Eye Tommy,Twist the Sky,Hot Coffee & Pain

Savoy Brown,Rocking in Louisiana,Ain't done yet

Scott Weis Band,08 The Way I Do,Simmer Me Down

Rick Berthod,One More Chance,Peripheral Visions

"Downchild (Featuring Dan Aykroyd, Paul Shaffer & Kenny Neal)",Soul Man,"50th Anniversary ""Live At The Toronto Jazz Festival"""

JD Taylor,It Ain't No Good,The Coldwater Sessions

Cary Morin,Valley Of The Chiefs,

Kenny Blues Boss Wayne,Don't Want To Be The President,"Go, Just Do It!"

Kern pratt,New Kind of Blues FINAL mp3,

Making a Scene Presents an interview with Bette Smith

Wild rock & soul singer Bette Smith traces elements of her life-affirming new album ‘The Good, The Bad and The Bette’ to her childhood in rough Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Musically, it connects to the gospel music she heard in church and the soul music on the corners. No party host would regret putting on this platter!

She remembers, “My father was a church choir director. I was singing since I was five years old. I take it to church. I just break out, start speaking in tongues.” She also heard gospel around the house every weekend. “My mother listened to nothing but gospel,” she recalls, citing Mahalia Jackson and Reverend James Cleveland. “Every Sunday morning, she would get up and put on these records while dressing and praising the Lord,” she says. Bed-Stuy block parties would also have revivalist-style gospel acts. “I’m steeped in it!,” she adds.

Bette Smith,I Felt It Too,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

Bette Smith,Song for a Friend,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

www.makingascene.org,Bette Smith,

Bette Smith,Signs and Wonders,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"

Bette Smith,Fistful of Dollars,"The Good, the Bad and the Bette"