# John Hartford
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John Cowan Hartford (December 30, 1937 – June 4, 2001) was an American folk, country, and bluegrass composer and musician known for his mastery of the fiddle and banjo, as well as for his witty lyrics, unique vocal style, and extensive knowledge of Mississippi River lore. His most successful song is "Gentle on My Mind", which won three Grammy Awards and was listed in "BMI's Top 100 Songs of the Century". Hartford performed with a variety of ensembles throughout his career, and is perhaps best known for his solo performances where he would interchange the guitar, banjo, and fiddle from song to song.
Wendy Eisenberg
Wendy Eisenberg of New York City. Wendy and Dylan discuss craftsmanship, the loneliness of the suburbs, toxic dynamics in the jazz scene, subversion, Bambi, “respecting someone’s hustle,” the tension between relief and subversion, permission, and what if the Minions covered John Anderson.
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Hotline Feature – Tony Trischka: Earl Jam, Rediscovered Earl Scruggs Recordings, and Mountain Stage Preview
Legendary banjo player Tony Trischka joins Dave Weekley ahead of his Sunday appearance on Mountain Stage at the Culture Center in Charleston. Trischka details Earl Jam, his project built around more than 200 previously unheard recordings of Earl Scruggs jamming with John Hartford between the mid-19…
Walter Alexander: The Fiddler from Leasburg
In 1958, a young John Hartford was traveling Missouri's back roads with a Wollensak tape recorder, seeking out older fiddlers whose music had never been commercially recorded.
One of those fiddlers was Walter Alexander of Leasburg, Missouri.
There isn't much of a biography left behind. Walter was b…
Downhome Summer to Fall Folk Music
Take a listen to Pastures of Plenty early Wednesday morning September 2nd.
Dave Stamey leads the way, Scott Free sings the last song. In between are
Guy Davis, April Verch & Joe Newberry ( two songs), Joni Mitchell’s Song To
a Seagull, John Hartford, The Wilder Flower ...
S04 E16 - Tom Smith (ASCE)
On Director's Cut, Geo-Institute Director Brad Keelor interviews G-I members about anything and everything. You might hear about their favorite geotechnical project, their favorite music, or their favorite pie. In Episode 16 of Season 4, Brad speaks with Tom Smith, ASCE Executive Director!
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Skip Heller on Dizzy, Joy, and Never Taking a Music Lesson
This week Jonesy sits down with the great Skip Heller: composer, guitarist, bandleader, arranger, and one of the most restlessly curious musicians you will ever meet. Skip grew up in Philadelphia a few blocks from Dizzy Gillespie's old house, never took a real music lesson, and built a life in musi…
379th Old Time Music Hour
379th Old Time Music HourOn this Show a Review of the new CD by Brendan Taaffe & Friends, Root The Mountain Down plus music from John Hartford, John Grimm, Jake Blount, Joe Thrift and many more wonderful Artists. I hope you enjoy the Show!Bumble Bee In A Jug, John Hartford, Wild Hog In The Red Brus…
Nick Forster - Musician, eTown, Hot Rize, Red Knuckles & the Trailblazers_2026-09-25 interview on KZSC's "Bushwhacker's Breakfast Club" by "Dangerous Dan" Orange & DJ "Spark Plug" (Dylan Estevez)
Boulder, like Santa Cruz, is a college town filled with artists & creativity, surrounded by green space; he's loving his Santa Cruz Guitar, and it's great to be a a part of their celebration. Nick graduated high school (in the Hudson Valley of New York) when he was 16 years old - young! - & not rea…
Nick Forster - Musician, MC for Santa Cruz Guitar 50th, eTown_2026-09-18 interview on KZSC's 'Bushwhacker's Breakfast Club' by "Dangerous Dan" Orange & DJ "Spark Plug" (Dylan Estevez)
Nick is coming to town to MC the 50th Anniversary Concert in honor of Santa Cruz Guitar Company, (co)-founded by Richard Hoover, who has created incredible sounding musical instruments using sustainably harvested woods; shout out to the Strawberry Music Festival, which Nick, with Hot Rize, started …
Sophie Welllington, the Folk and Jazz Song Infusion Dance Diva !
My guest today is the complex and fascinating queer artist, Sophie Wellington. We discuss their brand-new album, the adventurous and introspective Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still. The album follows a pattern of ballads and songs interspersed with instrumentals through to the end, with the instrume…
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