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| Ian, Janis | 01/16/2022 | Starting at age 14 in the mid-60s,
Janis Ian is now 70 and embracing a new milestone in her long musical
career: the art of farewell. Janis joins Steve to talk about The
Light At the End of the Line, her latest and likely last studio
album, the tracks on the album and the artists that helped her with the
project including John Cowan, Sam Bush and others. |
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| Iaquinto, Jesse | 05/24/2019 | Vocalist and mandolin player, Jesse
Iaquinto, of The Fireside Collective chats with Steve about their latest
album, Elements, the band members and each track on the
album. Whether bringing the classic sound of bluegrass or exploring new
musical territory, Fireside Collective delivers a fresh, energetic approach
and a blast of creativity that electrifies audiences across the country.
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| Ickes_Hensley | 11/17/2019 | Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley join Steve
to chat about their third album, World Full of Blues featuring Bluegrass and
Blues music, juiced up with a Hammond B3 and horn section adding plenty of
grit to the rootsy side of Americana music.
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| Irwin.
Ken Part 1 |
09/24/2017 | Ken Irwin, co-founder of
Rounder Records, chats with Steve at the 2017 Grey Fox Bluegrass
Festival about how Rounder Records was founded, stories about the early
years, some of the early artists that helped make the label what it is and
the basic operating philosophy that has made the label so sucessful. Part 1
of a 2 part interview |
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| Irwin.
Ken Part 2 |
09/24/2017 | In part 2 of the interview with Ken Irwin, co-founder of
Rounder Records, recorded at the 2017 Grey Fox Bluegrass
Festival, Steve and Ken chat about Rounder Records, the current state of the
music industry and the changes brought about by technology affecting artists
and songwriters and the future of the industry |
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