Warren Storm's guest appearances

Warren Storm

The String

Northern Kentucky Baptist Church

Making a Scene Presents

Singles Going Around

Randall Bramblett

Yvette Landry

Thomm Jutz

Webb Wilder

Steve Earle

Tyler Mahan Coe

Drew Holcomb

Willie Jackson

Buddy Guy

Mike Schafer

Michael Rubin

Dan Rogers

Gretchen Peters

Rhiannon Giddens

Alejandro Escovedo

OwlTail

Singles Going Around- Early Warren Storm 1958-1960Warren Storm was introduced to Jay Miller by Cliff LeMaire and a audition was soon set up in May of 1958. Miller liked what he heard from Warren and had "Prisoner's Song" in mind for him. Miller leased that single out to Nasco Records with a new contract. Three more singles followed with more hits such as "Troubles, Troubles" and others. But the Nasco contract soon expired and found Warren releasing singles on Miller's Rocko and Zynn labes. These singles did not gain much promotion from Miller and had only local success. But the singles stand the test of time, providing some great early examples of Warren's music.(NASCO 6015)Prisoner's Song / Mama, Mama, Mama(NASCO 6025)Troubles, Troubles / In My Moments Of Sorrow(NASCO 6028)So Long So Long (Good Bye Good Bye) / I've Got My Heart In My Hand(NASCO 6031)Birmingham Jail / I'm A Little Boy (Looking For Love)(ROCKO 512)Oh Oh Baby / I Thank You So Much(ROCKO 520)I'm Such A Fool / Since I Said So Long(ZYNN 1019)Blues Stop Knocking / Kansas City(ZYNN 1021)This Should Go On Forever / Jailhouse Blues(ZYNN 1024)When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again / (If You Don’t Want Me) Let Me Know*All selections from the original 45 rpm records

Singles Going Around- Early Warren Storm 1958-1960 Warren Storm was introduced to Jay Miller by Cliff LeMaire and a audition was soon set up in May of 1958. Miller liked what he heard from Warren and had "Prisoner's Song" in mind for him. Miller leased that single out to Nasco Records with a new contract. Three more singles followed with more hits such as "Troubles, Troubles" and others. But the Nasco contract soon expired and found Warren releasing singles on Miller's Rocko and Zynn labes. These singles did not gain much promotion from Miller and had only local success. But the singles stand the test of time, providing some great early examples of Warren's music. (NASCO 6015)Prisoner's Song / Mama, Mama, Mama (NASCO 6025)Troubles, Troubles / In My Moments Of Sorrow (NASCO 6028)So Long So Long (Good Bye Good Bye) / I've Got My Heart In My Hand (NASCO 6031)Birmingham Jail / I'm A Little Boy (Looking For Love) (ROCKO 512)Oh Oh Baby / I Thank You So Much (ROCKO 520)I'm Such A Fool / Since I Said So Long (ZYNN 1019)Blues Stop Knocking / Kansas City (ZYNN 1021)This Should Go On Forever / Jailhouse Blues (ZYNN 1024)When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again / (If You Don’t Want Me) Let Me Know *All selections from the original 45 rpm records

Singles Going Around- Early Warren Storm 1958-1960

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Warren Storm and Yvette Landry WARREN STORMBorn Warren Schexnider on February 18, 1937, in Abbeville, Louisiana, Storm learned to play drums and guitar from his father, a Cajun musician, and in the early 1950s Storm began to perform publicly with Larry Brasso and the Rhythmaires.

<h2>Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Warren Storm and Yvette Landry</h2> WARREN STORMBorn Warren Schexnider on February 18, 1937, in Abbeville, Louisiana, Storm learned to play drums and guitar from his father, a Cajun musician, and in the early 1950s Storm began to perform publicly with Larry Brasso and the Rhythmaires.

Warren Storm and Yvette Landry are Making a Scene

Michael Doucet

Episode 116: Fiddler, songwriter, singer, bandleader and folk music scholar Michael Doucet is synonymous with Beausoleil the neo-traditional Louisiana band he co-founded 40+ years ago. But this artist relishes collaborations and his upcoming album with a new band, L'acher Prise on Compass Records, is a real Americana hybrid. It's Cajun at its core, but full of ideas from four other musicians a generation younger than he is. We talk about one of the legendary careers in roots music, dedicated to rediscovery and reclaiming of a marginalized culture that made Louisiana the special place that it is. Also, the legacy and music of Warren Storm, with musician, author and record producer Yvette Landry. 

Episode 116: Fiddler, songwriter, singer, bandleader and folk music scholar Michael Doucet is synonymous with Beausoleil the neo-traditional Louisiana band he co-founded 40+ years ago. But this artist relishes collaborations and his upcoming album with a new band, L'acher Prise on Compass Records, is a real Americana hybrid. It's Cajun at its core, but full of ideas from four other musicians a generation younger than he is. We talk about one of the legendary careers in roots music, dedicated to rediscovery and reclaiming of a marginalized culture that made Louisiana the special place that it is. Also, the legacy and music of Warren Storm, with musician, author and record producer Yvette Landry.

Michael Doucet plus Yvette Landry on Warren Storm