00:00:02Introduction to Time Signatures
00:08:59The Early Inspiration of a Violinist
00:22:04A New Journey in Violin Making
00:25:21A Historic Collaboration
00:39:11Exploring Passions: Gardening and Hobbies
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Just two more episodes remain of Season 5, and what an incredible guest, indeed! This young lady is perhaps the most prolific violinist in the Blues genre today, but she sure doesn't limit herself to the Blues. Anne Harris joins host Jim Ervin to discuss her life in music, a recently completed tour with Taj Mahal and Keb Mo, and her privately crowdfunded NEW violin project, with African American female luthier, Amanda Ewing. Most notably, this is the first time two African American ladies have done business on this level....one being a luthier and one a violinist. It's a very cool story. And speaking of cool stories, if you have never seen her do one of her signature deep back bends while playing on stage, it's a sight to behold!
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