Podcast: Episode 003 – He Winked and Laughed at Me
This month’s podcast is a great example of what one can expect from future episodes. We have artists that represent a wide variety of styles, backgrounds, experience and even notoriety. While many will instantly recognize Chris Knight and Wade Bowen — thanks to years of relentless touring — my hope is that you will soon have the same sense of familiarity with the two other acts featured in this episode. Bearfoot, a young bluegrass outfit from Alaska, and Eastwood, a harmonizing country band from Dallas, represent my favorite aspect of producing these podcasts, and that is the introduction of talented bands that deserve a bigger audience, similar to the followings of the more well-known names from this episode. Please enjoy and let us know what you think of the music and interviews in the comment section.
Episode Features
- Introduction
- Interview with Wade Bowen
- Studio version of “Ghost In This Town” by Wade Bowen
- Introduction to Eastwood
- Studio version of “Right Place Wrong Time” by Eastwood
- Studio version of “Natalie” by Eastwood
- Introduction to Bearfoot
- Studio version of “Mollases” by Bearfoot
- Studio version of “Follow Me” by Bearfoot
- Interview with Chris Knight
Columns
- Barry Mazor's "Scanning the Countryside"
- Chris Neal's "Belly of the Beast"
- Drew Kennedy's Column
- On the Road
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Bearfoot // Chris Knight // Eastwood // Wade Bowen
Current Discussion
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- Marcus: Country is the tales of the life in the south and west. It's a story to tell the world ...
- Paula Gluck: As good as she is George strait is better!
- Paula Gluck: Carrie Underwood who hasn't't put in her time is a member of the grand ole opry but George isn't - ...
- Steve: Like it - like the nostalgia, the bridge and delivery. More Kip!
- dean robinson: Somewhere around 1953 I had a 45 rpm record with Webb singing --I heard my mother call my name in ...
- Hi: when did they join together
- Bill: Did anyone mention Jims "Lights of Albuquerque," I love that song, dang and after all.. he still sounded great on ...
- sharon crumrine: well, i've been a fan of sammy's since he first came out in 1991 and i was widowed 3 years ...
- Know What I'm Talking About: Seriously, this is a great song, and I think the reviewer should know the genre and idiom - understand the ...
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February 5, 2009 at 2:34 pm
Great episode, Kelly. I think a wink and a laugh counts as an answer.
February 5, 2009 at 3:58 pm
I love Eastwood, a Dallas treasure. Great CD
February 5, 2009 at 4:10 pm
Great podcast, I really enjoyed it.
Especially the Eastwood song Natalie, good stuff for sure.
Wade Bowen thinks country music IS Nashville Tn. wow, take that Texas!
Chris Knight seemed intimidating.
good job kelly.
February 5, 2009 at 4:18 pm
Thanks guys, I still get nervous when the podcast is posted…
Speaking of nervous, yeah, Chris Knight was intimidating, but that had as much to do with my adulation of him, and the fact that it didnt seem as though his mgr had let him know about the interview until he actually introduced me to him, and then since we were at a loud outdoor festival in Ft. Worth, we had to go inside to a hot van with the a.c. off (for recording purposes) to do the recording. You may be able to tell that the van door was opened a time or two also while the interview was going on…hey, the fact is, I wouldve sat in a pile of cow chips if it meant I got to talk to Chris Knight…
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