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Hosted by Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine · music · EN · 100 episodes
In this weekly podcast Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine editor, Dan Miller, interviews bluegrass musicians. Both the new up-and-coming artists and the bluegrass legends are featured.
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Episode #304
This week we feature Kenny Feinstein of the band Water Tower and talk with him about his new solo project titled Lonesome LA Cowboy . We will also talk about how Water Tower got their start by busking at highway off ramps in Los Angeles and how that launched the band's success. Kenny also has a new book out that teaches bands how to promote themselves. We'll talk about the book as well.
Episode #303
This week we feature Santa Cruz Guitar Company owner Richard Hoover and talk with him about reaching the 50 th anniversary of building Santa Cruz guitars. We will talk about how Richard became interested in building guitars, the early days of the Santa Cruz Guitar Company and what he has planned for the company moving forward into the future.
Episode #302
This week we feature flatpicking guitar master Russ Barenberg and talk with him about his long career performing and recording with the acoustic guitar. We will follow his career from his early days in Pennsylvania, then moving to his days in New York and Boston and then his making the move to Nashville. We'll talk about some of the bands that Russ performed with along the way, including Country Cooking, Fiddle Fever and the trio with Jerry Douglas and Edgar Meyer. We'll also talk about the solo projects that he has released over the years, and more.
Episode #301
This week we feature mandolin player and builder David Harvey. Dave has recently retired from working at Gibson and we take a look back at his career as both a performer and instrument builder. Dave talks about his father, mandolinist Dorsey Harvey, and about performing with artist like Red Allen, Larry Sparks, Claire Lynch, Larry Cordle, the Moody Blues and more.
Episode #300
This week we feature fiddler Craig Duncan. We talk with Craig about his many instructional books and his recordings covering a variety of genres of fiddle music. We will also talk about the performance work that he does in Nashville, his approach to teaching fiddle and some of the now famous fiddle students that he has taught over the years.
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