Get Up in the Cool
En podcast av Cameron DeWhitt - Onsdagar
462 Avsnitt
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Episode 62: Agnes Brogeby, Erling Bronsberg, Kristian Herner, Lydia Malmqvist (My New Swedish Pals)
Publicerades: 2017-10-11 -
Episode 61: Chirps Smith (Midwestern Fiddler)
Publicerades: 2017-10-04 -
Episode 60: John Lane (Missouri Fiddle Tunes)
Publicerades: 2017-09-27 -
Episode 59: Lucas Pasley (First Hand Tunes)
Publicerades: 2017-09-20 -
Episode 58: Sonya Badigian (Four Syllables–Hard G)
Publicerades: 2017-09-13 -
Episode 57: Craig Edwards (Feed Your Loa)
Publicerades: 2017-09-06 -
Episode 56: Libby Weitnauer (Live at Black Creek Fiddlers' Reunion)
Publicerades: 2017-08-30 -
Episode 55: Hilarie Burhans (Queen of Burhania)
Publicerades: 2017-08-23 -
Episode 54: Rusty and Nancy Neithammer (Twin Fiddling/Hanging Out with Tommy)
Publicerades: 2017-08-16 -
Episode 53: Seth Swingle (Old Banjo Tunes in Rare Tunings)
Publicerades: 2017-08-09 -
Episode 52: Joe Showalter (Tunes from Two Gun Terry)
Publicerades: 2017-07-26 -
Episode 51: Jake Blount (Reparations)
Publicerades: 2017-07-19 -
Episode 50: Spencer & Rains (Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas Fiddle Tunes)
Publicerades: 2017-07-12 -
Episode 49: Palmer and Greg Loux (Old Time Power Couple/Run of the Mill String Band)
Publicerades: 2017-07-05 -
Episode 48: Scotty Leach (Keeps Coming Back to Old Time)
Publicerades: 2017-06-28 -
Episode 47: Patrick Heavner (Pisgah Banjo Co.)
Publicerades: 2017-06-21 -
Episode 46: Ethan Hawkins (If You're Not Having Fun, You're Not Doing it Right)
Publicerades: 2017-06-14 -
Episode 45: Kilby Spencer (Old Time Hand-Me-Downs)
Publicerades: 2017-06-07 -
Episode 44: Mark Simos (The Other Side of Complexity)
Publicerades: 2017-05-31 -
Episode 43: Spencer Family and Friends (Living Links to the Source)
Publicerades: 2017-05-24
Get Up in the Cool features conversations and musical collaborations with some of Old Time music's heaviest hitters, like Ken Perlman, Adam Hurt, Spencer & Rains, and Jake Blount. As an interviewer, Cameron balances an effusive curiosity for the potential of traditional music with a dogged respect for its origins. Serving as audience surrogate, Cameron asks illuminating questions to Old Time's best and brightest while telling the larger story of the tradition's modern era.
