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Synopsis
Stories and sounds from Michigan artists
Episodes
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The Anatomy Of Frank
05/06/2015The Anatomy of Frank, an indie pop-rock group from Virginia, stops by the Michigan Music Box Studios while on what seems like a never-ending tour of the globe. They tour with up to 6 people, or as few as one, … Continue reading →
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Episode 20: Kris Hitchcock
22/01/2013Kris Hitchcock is a native boy of Grass Lake, Michigan, and splits his time between his home in Grand Rapids with his dog Fender, and Nashville where he performs, writes, and records with his band Small Town Son. His pop … Continue reading →
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Episode 19: Wanda Degen
21/01/2013Wanda Degen is a veteran folk musician who has helped build the scene we know and love here in Michigan. She crafts songs and delightful stories of traveling abroad, building, (and accidentally ruining) dulcimers, alongside tales of festivals and teaching. … Continue reading →
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Episode 17: Doug Mains and City Folk
21/01/2013Doug Mains brings along a couple members of the City Folk to talk about songwriting, touring, open mics, and the chance encounters that lead to the formation of friends, who also happen to play music together as a band. Check … Continue reading →
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Episode 16: Derek Smith as Hank Williams (with Sally Potter)
21/01/2013Derek Smith brings a guitar and Sally Potter along to discuss reprising his role as Hank Williams for a Ten Pound Fiddle show. He first portrayed the legendary singer on stage for LCC’s production of Hank Williams: Lost Highway, and … Continue reading →
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EPISODE 15: Great Lakes Folk Festival
09/08/2012Lora Helou and Pat Power join in the studio to talk about the MSU Museum Great Lakes Folk Festival coming up August 10-12 in East Lansing. We talk culture and diversity from food-craft to song-craft and travel from Slovenia to … Continue reading →
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EPISODE 14: Jazz Fest
02/08/2012Mike Stratton, host of The Vinyl Side of Midnight on LCC Radio and Jazz aficionado comes in to the studio to discuss 18 years of the Jazz Festival in Lansing, its changes, its legacy, and what it means to the … Continue reading →
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Episode 13: Woody Guthrie and Anne McCue
19/07/2012The show begins with a short tribute to celebrate Woody Guthrie’s 100th birthday, and transitions into an interview with Australian blues singer, turned Nashville resident by way of Vietnam and L.A. We talk about travel, what it means to really … Continue reading →
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Episode 12: Lansing Unionized Vaudeville Spectacle: LUVS
12/07/2012Dylan and about half of the 12 piece larger-than-life band, The Lansing Unionized Vaudeville Spectacle comes into the studio to talk community, home, friendship, showmanship, costumes, sets, and the circus, complete with jugglers and fire-eaters! download
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Episode 11: Dave Samano
05/07/2012Michigan-based Dave Samano comes in to the studio to play live and talk about creative processes, Folk-Step, and the dangers to your circadian rhythm when owning editing and processing software in a home studio. Check him out on ReverbNation and … Continue reading →