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ratings:
Length:
127 minutes
Released:
Apr 16, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This week's guest is incredibly creative Telecaster-slinger, Jim Campilongo. I've been trying to get Jim on the show for a while now and it finally worked out. Jim is one of the finest modern players associated with the Telecaster and has worked for decades on playing and composing music around the New York and Bay Areas. While getting to be known as one of the finest musicians in a city full of great musicians, he chose to mostly stick close to home and hone his craft with weekly gigs in New York for almost 20 years! He has released a number of incredible albums with his trio, and lately also with the group Honeyfingers. Jim also had a band with Norah Jones for a while called The Little Willies. Campilongo is also a veteran teacher and has a wide range of amazing material on his site to delve into. Please check out jimcampilongo.com for more on that and what he's up to.

Meanwhile, we have a couple of callers at the beginning, including my old friend Fats Kaplin, who called in to talk a bit about John Prine on the week after his passing from COVID complications. We continue to welcome callers to talk about the virus and how it's affecting your life in the music scene or as a fan of music. Call and leave a message at 615-375-6318 to be heard on an upcoming show. If you want to skip straight to the interview, it begins at about the 15-minute mark.

Enjoy my conversation with Jim Campilongo, and don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast, and join us on social media!
Released:
Apr 16, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Steve Dawson hosts this long-form interview show with musicians and music producers involved in making great records. More of a conversation between two musicians than a traditional interview, Steve gets the guests to open up about their past, present and future of creating inspired music.