Memphis Episode 4: Playin' By The Rules
VMP Anthology
In this season finale of our season devoted to Memphis Rap, we talk to the legendary Lil Ced about how weird it is to know your music has made it from Memphis to Japan, about turning his life around via teaching, and about his album in The Story of Memphis Rap. Also, stick around to get a hint about what's coming next in VMP Anthology. This season is executive produced and hosted by Andrew Winistorfer. All interviews were conducted by Torii MacAdams. It's produced and edited by Cydney Berlinger.
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Memphis Rap Episode 3: Gimisum Family
VMP Anthology
On this episode of the VMP Anthology podcast, we talk to Lil Gin about the Gimisum Family, making music in the days of no ProTools, and about the Hurt Village projects being the epicenter of part of Memphis' rap scene. This season is executive produced and hosted by Andrew Winistorfer. All interviews were conducted by Torii MacAdams. It's produced and edited by Cydney Berlinger.
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Memphis Rap Episode 2: Gotta Get My Pimp On
VMP Anthology
In this episode, we talk to Memphis legend Shawty Pimp about majoring in music business, growing up in Memphis, and about his album in The Story of Memphis Rap box. This season is executive produced and hosted by Andrew Winistorfer. All interviews were conducted by Torii MacAdams. It's produced and edited by Cydney Berlinger.
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Memphis Rap Episode 1: Goin' to Mr. Z's
VMP Anthology
This season of the VMP Anthology Podcast is devoted to the story of Memphis Rap, as captured in Now Again x VMP's new box set, The Story of Memphis Rap, a 9 album journey through Memphis' rap history. On this first episode, we head to Mr. Z's, an auto repair and stereo shop in Memphis that was the unlikely epicenter for all of Memphis Rap. This season is executive produced and hosted by Andrew Winistorfer. All interviews were conducted by Torii MacAdams. It's produced and edited by Cydney Berlinger.
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Waylon Jennings Bonus Episode: A Q&A About Our Waylon Box
VMP Anthology
On this extra special bonus episode of the Waylon Jennings season of the VMP Anthology Podcast, we take questions about the box from our Discord community, and also give hints about what's coming next in VMP Anthology. Hosted by Paul Bass. Edited by Cydney Berlinger Executive Produced by Andrew Winistorfer
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Waylon Jennings Episode 3: Are You Ready For The Country?
VMP Anthology
On the season finale of our season devoted to Waylon Jennings, hear from the people who made this box happen, from the designer to the person listening to all the test pressings. Also, stay tuned to hear what to expect next in VMP Anthology. The Story of Waylon Jennings is available now in the VMP Store. . This season is written, hosted, and executive produced by Andrew Winistorfer. It's produced by Jim Hanke of the Vinyl Emergency Podcast.
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Waylon Jennings Episode 2: Tryin' To Outrun The Wind
VMP Anthology
On the second episode of this season of the VMP Anthology podcast, our host--and The Story of Waylon Jennings executive producer--Andrew Winistorfer gives a director's commentary on why each album in the box was chosen, and what to listen for. The Story of Waylon Jennings is available now in the VMP Store. . This season is written, hosted, and executive produced by Andrew Winistorfer. It's produced by Jim Hanke of the Vinyl Emergency Podcast.
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Waylon Jennings Episode 1: We've Got A Shooter
VMP Anthology
On this season of the VMP Anthology Podcast, we're covering VMP's brand new box set The Story of Waylon Jennings. On this episode, our host Andrew talks with Waylon's son Shooter about his dad's legacy, how this box came together, and what he learned from Waylon. The Story of Waylon Jennings is available now in the VMP Store. . This season is written, hosted, and executive produced by Andrew Winistorfer. It's produced by Jim Hanke of the Vinyl Emergency Podcast.
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Miles Davis Episode 4: On the Questions
VMP Anthology
On this final, bonus episode of this season of the VMP Anthology podcast, Storf is joined by Paul Bass to answer questions about the Miles Davis Anthology from our Discord community. Learn why our cover of In A Silent Way looks differently, why no live albums made the box, and everything else our Discord community asked. This episode is hosted by Paul Bass. It's executive produced by Andrew Winistorfer. And it was edited by Cydney Berlinger.
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Miles Davis Episode 3: Funky Talk
VMP Anthology
On this, the season finale, Andrew talks with Miles Davis: The Electric Years executive producer Marcus J. Moore about how the box came together, and about which 1 minute of Miles Electric he'd recommend to everyone unfamiliar. Miles Davis: The Electric Years is still available in the VMP store. This season is written, hosted, and executive produced by Andrew Winistorfer. It's produced by Jim Hanke of the Vinyl Emergency Podcast. Stay tuned for a hint for what's coming in VMP Anthology 20, and we'll be back soon with our Q&A episode for Miles.
info_outlineWelcome to this season of the VMP Anthology Podcast, I’m your host Andrew Winistorfer. This season, our 14th, unbelievably, is devoted to telling the story of Ghetto Records, a short-lived latin-jazz, soul, and boogaloo label founded by latinx music legend Joe Bataan. Collecting literally everything the label ever released–six albums, and a brand new compilation featuring loose 7-inches and unreleased material–this is the complete story of a small slice of the rich history of New York latinx musics. We partnered with Now Again records to make this box possible, and are excited for these albums–many of which sell for hundreds of dollars–to be back in circulation and on streaming for the first time ever.
Because this label and music are both not that well known, we thought we’d focus this season around telling brief overviews of the albums, and then playing a bunch of music for you. My co-host though Ghetto Records is Pablo E. Yglesias, a DJ, writer and latin music historian who wrote the extensive liner notes for this box set. We still have a few copies of this box left, so go grab it if you haven’t already.
In this episode, we’ll talk the background of Ghetto, how Joe Bataan used spite to launch Ghetto Records, and at the end, we’ll talk the first album in the box, Ghetto Records Presents Eddie Lebron.