Steve Dawson hosts long-form interviews with musicians and music producers about their lives and experiences making and recording great music. From legendary session musicians in the recording studio and the sessions they were involved in, to up-and-coming songwriters, Steve leads each guest through conversations about what drives them to make music, their creative process, their influences, and t... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Steel guitarist and country music historian Pete Finney joins me on the show this week.
I got to know Pete’s playing when I’d go and see Chris’ Scruggs' band The Stone Fox Five out in the parking lot of the East Nashville Legion during Covid. They’d... more
Drummer, composer and bandleader Nate Smith joins me on the show this week. While many people have come to know of Nate’s work through his recent collaborations with Vulfpeck, Brittany Howard, and as a member of the Fearless Flyers, Nate has been pla... more
Vocalist, songwriter and Grammy Award-winning artist Mike Farris is on the show today. Mike has this incredible new record out called “The Sound Of Muscle Shoals” that he recorded at the legendary Fame Studios with Rodney Hall (the son of Fame founde... more
Bruce Bouton is an accomplished pedal steel guitarist who has played on an extensive string of massive country albums and singles from the 80’s onward. From his multi-year stint backing up Ricky Skaggs, playing some of the most memorable steel licks ... more
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This podcast was shared with me by a great musician I worked for for 16 years. Steve gets into the real stuff musicians experience on deep levels. Not just tech talk, but life in general. It is nice to hear a podcast from a working musicians standpoint. It goes deep into the life aspects of a musician. If you are a musician, this show is a must. If you love music and musicians, this is for you. Share this podcast, it is one of the best out there.
Good podcast but the host talks about the guest for 10 minutes before the podcast starts. You almost don’t need to listen to the guest.
Long time listener! Steve has been doing the Lord’s work with this podcast. I currently hit pause on the Rob Ikes episode to write this! Steve always has thoughtful questions and uses his experiences as an ace musician himself to pull never before heard lines of questions from these artists, producers and engineers; many of whom don’t have many interviews. The more you get into it the more you realize everyone has a unique journey and they are always inspiring to hear. Keep up the great work Ste... more
What a truly great interview with one of the finest yet most humble players anywhere. I love Duke’s sideman work and have been a devotee for years. I am so fortunate that I live in the Boston area and get to see his solo gigs with various combinations of excellent players, as well as with Peter Wolf and others. I don’t know anyone else that plays like Duke or inspires me to explore certain areas of music like he does. So glad I found your podcast- looking forward to exploring it and your music a... more
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The show features in-depth conversations with musicians and producers, exploring their personal journeys and professional insights in the music industry. Topics range from the creation and recording of music to the influences that shape artists' sounds. Themes such as creativity, collaboration, and technical aspects of music production are frequently discussed, often providing listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of both renowned and emerging talents. The interviews are intimate and often highlight unique stories and experiences that reveal the complexities of music-making.
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