Jamestown Revival | Education of Wandering Men

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Jamestown Revival | Education of Wandering Men

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Apr 30, 2019

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Our host, Robert Earl Keen speaks with Zach Chance and Jonathon Clay of Jamestown Revival about the early formation of their band, their songwriting process, and their growth and education as musicians.

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Apr 30, 2019

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Word on the Street- Tamara Saviano: At Americana Podcast: It is out goal to define and expand on the term Americana as it applies to music. Word on the Street are brief interviews with music industry professionals and dedicated music lovers alike. On this episode of our Word on the Street ... by Americana Podcast
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Ep.1 Education of Wandering Men- Jamestown Revival: Our host, Robert Earl Keen speaks with Zach Chance and Jonathon Clay of Jamestown Revival about the early formation of their band, their songwriting process, and their growth and education as musicians. by Americana Podcast
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Ep.4 Rubber on the Road- Reckless Kelly: Since the word Americana was first used in application to music, Reckless Kelly has championed it throughout their career. Beginning in Idaho and moving down to Austin, TX, Reckless Kelly has had a long and fulfilling career without any signs of slowing ... by Americana Podcast
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Cody Canada | Roots in Red Dirt (Live from Gruene Hall): Americana, for all intensive purposes, is roots based music. Sounds, songs, and stories are as much a part of the region as they are apart of the artist. Although the Americana generally adopts regional sounds and sub-genres and provides a platform with ... by Americana Podcast
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Ep.3 The Songwriter's Songwriter- Bruce Robison: Robert Earl Keen talks with singer/songwriter Bruce Robison. During his career, Robison has written hits for acts including but not limited to Tim McGraw and George Strait. On this episode, Bruce Robison discusses his songwriting, changes in music produc... by Americana Podcast
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Milk Carton Kids | Songs, Soundtracks, and Stages: Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan have been writing and working together as the Milk Carton Kids since 2011. In that time they have released five records, been included in various small and big screen enterprises and, as of 2018, are the acting hosts of t... by Americana Podcast
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American Aquarium | Road Dogs and Work Logs: Host, Robert Earl Keen speaks with frontman and lyricist BJ Barham of the band American Aquarium. BJ Barham, originally from Rockingham North Carolina, started American Aquarium in 2006. Despite going through a number of members, Barham has stuck with th... by Americana Podcast
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I'm With Her | Live at Railbird Music Festival: The individuals we bring into our lives are sources of happiness, pain, direction, growth etc. Some may be new and other may have been there from what feels like the very beginning. And like that, there stands physical embodiment of the intersection of t... by Americana Podcast
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Mandolin Orange | Spread Like Wildfire (Live At Railbird): "Sentimental music has a great way of taking you back somewhere at the same time it takes you forward, so you feel nostalgicand hopeful at the same time."- Nick Hornby Robert Earl Keen speaks live from Railbird Music Festival with Andrew Marlin and Emil... by Americana Podcast
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Chris Shiflett | A West Coast Take (Live at Americanafest): BE SURE TO LISTEN TO THE WALKING THE FLOOR PODCAST TO HEAR THE OTHER HALF OF THIS LIVE-RECORDED EVENT On today's episode, recorded live from Americanafest in Nashville, TN- host, Robert Earl Keen speaks with Chris Shiflett. Some of you may recognize him ... by Americana Podcast
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Drew Holcomb | A Special Kind of Souvenir (Live at Railbird): https://on.moonriverfestival.com/trk/ylQA Drew Holcomb, originally from Memphis and currently residing in Nashville, TN formed his band "Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors" in 2006 and was an early adopter of the term "Americana". Holcomb's discography is i... by Americana Podcast
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One Year of Americana Podcast | Jamestown Revival + Robert Keen: In the summer of 2018, we said "We need to talk about Americana music". At the time it felt that there was an apparent disconnect in not only the discussion around the genre but in the would-be community as well. Industry workers and audiences were lead... by Americana Podcast
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Billy Strings | From The Big Bang to Bluegrass: Join us today as our host, Robert Earl Keen, speaks with Billy Strings about learning to play, the skill of songwriting, and looking up Americana music. by Americana Podcast
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Jamestown Revival | Education of Wandering Men

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