This podcast is the companion to my long running blog on andrewtalbert.com which features live music photography and musical experiences as I have chased my passion for music from a very young age. You can listen to this podcast for artist interviews and musical commentary from the entire spectrum of the music world. Other content will be related to almost constant live music experiences and stories from working on stages as well as years of international logistics management and event planning. I am a vinyl album collector so watch out for Turntable Tuesday! Don‘t miss my custom podcast theme song which was written and released by the Red Dirt Boys who back Emmy Lou Harris. My theme song which I think is the best song on the album of course is called ”I Got a Passion for It” written by Will Kimbrough. Be sure to check out Will as he is a singer, songwriter, and Grammy nominated producer. He has written over a dozen songs recorded by Jimmy Buffett as well as produced albums for many including Shemekia Copeland. Will is on one of my podcast episodes talking about one of his many solo album releases.
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Tuesday Dec 29, 2020
Tuesday Dec 29, 2020
Turntable Tuesday! The Steve Miller Band "Living in the 20th Century." As Muddy Waters said "The Blues had a baby and they called it Rock and Roll.
This week Andrew shares some background on the 14th album from The Steve Miller Band. Tune in and hear all about this vinyl along with some personal perspective and stories. Let's close the year out with an album that has relevance even now in 2020. It's all on this weeks podcast.
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This is the unedited and raw companion podcast to my blog and photo gallery at:
https://www.andrewtalbert.com/
http://www.worldwidemusicmedia.com
Don't miss the related stories and photos over on the companion web site.
Series 2020 Episode 26
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