I talked with Deanie from Sister Sadie at IBMA 2016, we talked about women in bluegrass, the band’s IBMA Awards nominations and even her chickens. Listen on to see why I Had to Ask!
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Episode 51: Interview with Jenni Lyn Gardner
Episode 50: Interview with Joe Mullins
Episode 49: Interview with Blake Williams
Episode 46: Interview with Sirius XM’S Kyle Cantrell
I talked with Kyle Cantrell the program director for Sirius XM’s Bluegrass Junction (Channel 62). We talked about his time at WSM (Grand Ole Opry), his first bluegrass interview with Bill Monroe, and American History.
Listen on to see why I Had to Ask!
Episode 40: Interview with Becky Buller
I talk with IBMA’s 2015 Emerging Artist of the Year, Becky Buller. We talked about everything from her albums and awards to music Becky and her daughter listen to in the car. Listen on to see why I Had to Ask!
Episode 22: Interview with Mike Compton
I talk with Mike Compton a skilled musician about playing with the Father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe. Mike Compton also played on the “O Brother Where Art Thou” track. Listen on to see why I Had to Ask.
Episode 8: Interview with LeRoy Mack
I was able to talk to the dobro player from the Kentucky Colonels at the IBMA World of Bluegrass 2014. LeRoy Mack has been able to play on the Andy Griffith Show, with the Grateful Dead, and on the Jerry Louis Show.
Episode 7: Interview with Sam Bush
Doc Watson? Richie Havens? George Jones? These are somethings I Had To Ask Sam Bush at MerleFest 2013.
Episode 4: Press Conference with Leon Russell
This was the first press conference I ever did,in it I represented my school radio show (Kool Kidz and a Radio Show) and I Had To Ask. I was able to talk to Leon Russell a man who has played all sorts of music (predominantly rock-and-roll) with some of the musical greats such as Ringo Starr, Doris Day, Elton John,Eric Clapton, Willie Nelson, Frank Sinatra, The Band, Bob Dylan, B.B. King,and The Rolling Stones. This press conference as Leon Russell would say, “was great fun” and you can see why I Had to Ask.