| Pandolfi, Chris |
03/01/2014 |
Chris Pandolfi of 'The Infamous Stringdusters' chats with Steve about performing at Grey Fox for the first time, his studies at Berklee College of Music, how he was introduced to the banjo by listening to Bela Fleck and the FleckTones then working backwards to Scruggs and bluegrass music, and the importance of learning the lessons of Earl Scruggs in order to master the instrument. He also comments on 'The Infamous Stringdusters', their new album 'Let It Go' and their alliance with the conservation movement.
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| Parton,
Dolly |
04/16/2014 |
Steve travels to Nashville to sit in a
studio with Dolly and chat about her new album 'Blue Smoke'.
Unfortunately Steve's portion of the interview was not captured by the
studio, but these are the answers to a number of questions about her music,
her career, her inspirations and the new album.
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| Pederson, Herb |
04/13/2013 |
Herb talks about the inspiration for his song, 'Wait A Minute', and it's popularity as sung by Seldom Scene, his wife and her song writing, hanging with Earl Scruggs years ago and filling in for him, the Osborn Brothers and their influence on bluegrass music, the differences between standard bluegrass and 'California' bluegrass, the band Old and in the Grey, and the 'Old and in the Way' albums.
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| Penn, Casey |
10/16/2022 |
Arkansas Coutry Music Award-nominate
songwriter and performer of bluegrass and Americana music joins Steve to
talk about signing with Mountain Fever Records and her latest single release
titled Little Lives. Written by Carl Jackson, one of her
heroes, the song tells how little things we do helping others can transform
lives.
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| Peters, Giri and Uma |
08/18/2019 |
Giri (age 14) and Uma (age 12) Peters are an Indian-American brother/sister
duo from Nashville, TN. Steve finds them at Grey Fox just before going on
the Creekside Stage and chats with them and their Mother about their young
careers, their musical direction, their new album, Origins,
and why they are currently playing bluegrass style music. A fascinating
interview with two young people with musical savvy far above their ages.
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| Peterson, David |
07/25/2015 |
David Peterson talks to Steve about his new, self-produced/released album of
all gospel music titled 'OLD TIME POWER' , his
belief in less technology and the 'live' style approach to recording where
the artists are playing off each other, the star-studded list of artists
that join him on the various cuts and the history behind the songs on the
album.
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| Peterson, David |
04/25/2021 |
David Peterson talks to Steve about his latest album with his band,
1946, titled Cup of Loneliness, the theme and
inspiration behind some of the tracks on the album and the current members
of the band. For lovers of traditional bluegrass, this album is played and
sung with power and passion.
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0:46:50 |
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| Peterson, David |
04/09/2023 |
David Peterson and band 1946 have been in the forefront of the true
traditional bluegrass sound for over two decades. Listen as David talks to
Steve about the band's latest album, Losing Game, and the
artists that collaborated with him on the project. Plus David hint's at a
future album soon to be released.
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| Pikelny, Noam |
03/16/2013 |
Noam discusses banjo styles, his leading edge music, acknowledges Earl Scruggs as the grounding post for all players and is joined by Marc Horowitz to discusses technical aspects of banjos and tone rings and such.
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| Price, Lauren and Leanna |
02/26/2017 |
The Price Sisters, twins Lauren and Leanna, call
from their car while travelling across country to the Kansas City Folk
Festival to talk with Steve about their career and their first LP of 7 songs
just released titled 'The Price Sisters'
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