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Centerstage Minnesota Interview Audio Archive:
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Deb Harley and "Flung Wide Open"
Some artists "own" a style. They eat sleep and breath it. Their
entire career is dedicated to it. That's cool and all, but it
didn't work for Deb Harley,
a singer-songwriter from Eden Prairie. Her new CD, "Flung Wide
Open," broke the mold of her previous work and brings many
different styles into the mix. "I decided to give myself the
freedom to touch on any genre because I love them all," she told
me, and it rings very true on this new CD. It's upbeat
contemporary folk music with more than a twist of blues, country
and swing...
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Premiere Blues and R&B Performer Janiva Magness
Janiva
Magness is one of the premiere Blues and R&B
performers in the world today. She has a rich
and soulful voice that can take an audience from
deep sorrow to overwhelming joy. The story of
her life is one of extremes and hardships. In
her teens, both of her parents committed suicide
and she bounced from foster home to foster home
around the Twin Cities. She was the kind of "at
risk" youth that typically doesn't survive. As
she describes it, that was the Fate she was born
to. But, through the kindness of others she was
able to discover her Destiny: music.
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Nikki and the RueMates and Charlie Parr
This week on
Centerstage MN we're going to hear a live
concert by
Charlie Parr with an opening set from Nikki
and the RueMates. It was recorded at the 331
Club in NE Minneapolis, a long-time hotbed of MN
music, by KFAI,
our sister station in the Twin Cities. Charlie
Parr is an amazing musician who has been more
referenced as an inspiration for northern MN
musicians than anyone other than Bob Dylan...
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Troy Rogers and Bradfest
Troy Rogers about
Bradfest, a memorial music festival,
organized by the Friends of Brad Memorial
Foundation, that will benefit young Minnesota
musicians and honor the the life of Bradley E.
Rozman featuring an eclectic mix of local and
regional live music, entertainment,
refreshments, a silent auction, and more.
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The Brothers Burn Mountain
The phrase, "I'm just a vessel" is used a lot
when I ask artists about where their music comes
from, and while the Brothers Burn Mountain never
simply said that, I don't think it could be any
more true for them. Their music is alive - it's
a breathing force that you can feel. The music
is all around them, in everything they see. They
absorb it and appreciate it and it becomes a
part of them that then flows out with no thought
process or agenda - true musicians, true
artists.
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Growing Up with Prince Lyrics
A MN music reminiscence from Dan McKenzie, an 18
year old DJ from Lawrence Lake Township and his
growing relationship with Prince from a young
boy to today - more specifically, understanding
the meaning and context of the lyrics (oh, the
innocence of youth, lol).
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The Many Colors of Mark Olson
 A
conversation with
Mark Olson about his new solo CD "Many
Colored Kite." That name should be familiar,
Mark was the founding member and principle
singer/songwriter with
The
Jayhawks. One of the most acclaimed bands to
come out of MN, the Jayhawks were on the
forefront of the Alt-Country scene during the
mid-80's through mid-90's and you can still hear
their impact and influence in music today. This
is Mark's 2nd solo CD, and it's a bit more
upbeat than "Salvation Blues" which came out in
2007. Other than being a world-class singer,
songwriter and performer, he's a very good
speaker too, and we talk in-depth about his
music.
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Jeremy Messersmith: Rising Star from Minneapolis
 National
Public Radio says Jeremy Messersmith, "seems
poised to find a national audience." This
is live acoustic performance recorded at our
sister station
Radio K,
a student-run station at the University of MN. |
The Scintillating Soul-Pop of Keri Noble
 I
had never heard of the term "soul-pop" before
listening to
Keri Noble, and with her clear and powerful
voice and catchy, melodic music she introduces
the genre very well. Her music falls into the
pop category, but her vocals definitely have
that soulful edge. With a Pastor father, Keri
was raised in a religious home in Detroit and
you can hear the gospel influence in her music.
As she grew older in Minneapolis she started
questioning the judgment and exclusion side of
religion and wondered why there wasn't more
prominence of love and acceptance - something
she sings about in her amazing song "Born
Again".
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Minneapolis Singer/Songwriter Alison Scott
 Singer/
songwriter
Alison Scott
has a beautiful voice to stun the masses. Based
in Minneapolis, Alison works with her band
composed of Grammy-winning guitarist Kevin Bowe,
drummer Peter Anderson, and bassist Steve Price.
Her new CD was listed as one of the year’s top
10 by the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Jenny Graupman of Lake Effect
 The
human voice can do a lot - from throat-singing
to yodeling (I'm still waiting for the forward
thinking performer who combines those...).
Multiple voices combined take it even further -
they can create a powerful wall of sound with
intricacies and melodies that go from the lowest
lows to dizzying highs.
Lake Effect, a vocal jazz ensemble out of
Duluth, have a released their first CD, "Live!"
and this is a conversation with lead vocalist
Jenny Graupmann.
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Mayda Live on Centerstage MN
 Her
voice is clear, emotional, powerful. Her music
is clever, engaging, intimate. Her name is Mayda,
and she performed live at the KAXE Studios June
24th on Centerstage MN. An adoptee from Korea,
CSMN host Doug MacRostie said, "her music is so
emotional and consuming, so intimate and
personal. It's like there is a wildfire blazing
away inside of her, and it burns through her
music setting anyone who listens ablaze."
Mayda:
www.myspace.com/imaydasong
Check out a video from the performance:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiuTgmqz1wE |
Jason Edmonds of The Magic Castles about their sophomore
release 'Dreams of Dreams of Dreams'
The Magic Castles: http://www.myspace.com/themagiccastles |
The Beautiful and Lonely Courtney Yasmineh
 While
dreams of being a rockstar and performing around
the world are in the hearts and minds of many
aspiring songwriters, the reality of the music
industry can be a cold, hard place. Through hard
work and dedication Courtney Yasmineh has taken
her music not only all over the U.S., but around
the world and her latest release, "Beautiful
Lonely" has taken her revealing and emotional
songwriting in more of a rock direction
sonically with highlights of pop...Read
More... |
Sam Miltich and the Big Dipper Jazz Band
 "Sometimes
it's hard to get enough bread to pass
around...but I'm dedicated to the art form,"
said Sam Miltich of Grand Rapids about his new
group
The Big Dipper Jazz Band. While only a few
weeks old now, Sam's impressive band of 6
musicians are already booked to headline the
annual Dylan
Days celebration in Hibbing and also for
KAXE's
Annual Membership Meeting and Dance (that's
when you know you've REALLY made it BIG ;D).
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Steve Kaul: The Brass King Himself
 The
difference between seeing a band live and
hearing a band on CD can be night and day. The
reason for this is simple: it's hard to recreate
the energy that flows between an artist and
audience when working in-studio. So, bands often
release live albums - sometimes good, sometimes
bad. In the case of
The
Brass Kings new release "Live Humdinger,"
it's very, very good - and singer/songwriter
Steve Kaul will be my guest this week on
Centerstage MN
to talk about it...Read
More...
http://www.myspace.com/brasskings |
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Roma Di Luna
 The
band name Roma Di Luna translates to 'Gypsies of the Moon' - the
name is a mish-mash of different languages and cultures; 'Roma'
references the gypsy life-style and the sound in Eastern
European folk music, and 'Di Luna' meaning 'the moon' in
European and American cultures. This combining of cultures and
styles serves as a perfect name to represent the unique and
exciting sound that is Roma Di Luna...Read
More...
http://www.myspace.com/romadiluna
MN Underground Hip-Hop with Alex Aldrich
 ...Alex is 24 years old. He joined the military when
he was 17 and served in Iraq. He told me that when he was young(er), he didn't have a huge emotional connection with
music. His older sister started sending him music while he was
overseas, which helped to fill the long voids of staring out at
the desert on duty and waiting during down time. This is when
his passion and connection with music was born. I can't imagine
the situation, but I can understand developing an intimate
connection with music, which we'll be talking about...Read
More...
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Aaron Kaercher: User Friendly Centerstage MN
Aaron Kaercher is a singer/songwriter from Ely
who writes unique music that blends many
different styles. He released his first solo CD,
"User Friendly Radio" last year, and while there
definitely is a thread that ties all the music
together, the range of sounds and genres is
impressive. From the friendly and fun "smile" to
the moody and edgy "She," the album covers as
many emotions and feelings as it does styles.
http://aaronkaercher.com/ |
Story of a Song
John Berquist of Eveleth has been telling
stories and performing traditional music of
Scandanavian-Americans for almost 40 years.
Here’s a story from John about a song – a song
that came right out of the grain harvest season
long ago in Northwestern MN and North Dakota.
http://www.johnberquist.com/
MN Legend Peter Ostroushko
A conversation with MN Legend Peter Ostroushko,
one of the most accomplished instrumentalists
and gifted composers of his generation.
http://www.peterostroushko.com/
Album Review of Brother Ali's "Us"
KAXE Intern Tim Kreuth, a.k.a. “Timtern,”
reviews “Us” – the new CD from Minneapolis
Hip-hop artist Brother Ali.
http://www.brotherali.com/ |
Legendary MN musician Willie Murphy joined us to talk
about his new release "A Shot of Love in a Time of Need /
Autobiographical Notes."
Willie Murphy: http://www.williemurphy.net/ |
Erik Brandt and the Urban Hillbilly
Quartet joined us in-studio for music and
conversation about their latest CD "Bring In The
Sails."
The Urban Hillbilly Quartet:
http://urbanhillbillyquartet.com/ |
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John Wozniak of Marcy Playground
about the new album "Leaving Wonderland...In a
Fit of Rage"
Marcy Playground:
http://www.marcyplayground.com/
Pat Surface of the Boundary Water Boys
about the new CD "Holy Wind."
Pat Surface and the Boundary Water Boys:
http://www.spiritwoodmusic.com/artist.php?Artist=17 |
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Gina Nordquist, Rob Wheeler and Marty Halverson
of Chisholm's High Drama Blues join us
in-studio for live music and conversation. |
Shannon Murray on the 3rd Annual SisterSong:
A Celebration of Women and Their Music,
March 27th at Wild Rose in Bemidji.
SisterSong: http://www.myspace.com/sistersongbemidji |
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Duluth Celtic band McInnis' Kitchen
recorded live in the KAXE Studios, Oct of 2008
McInnis' Kitchen: http://www.mcinniskitchen.com/
Paul Imholte of Ring of Kerry, an
Irish music group from the St. Cloud area.
Ring of Kerry: http://www.myspace.com/ringofkerry |
Shana David-Massett, the new organizer
for Duluth Homegrown Music Festival, talk
with us about the festival (the first week of
May) and highlighted country-rockers The
Boomchucks, improv chellist Cathy
McTavich and string player/foot stomper Kip
Jones.
Duluth Homegrown: http://www.duluthhomegrown.com/ |
Jake Dilley and the Color Pharmacy about
their latest "DeTour" EP
Jake Dilley and the Color Pharmacy: http://www.myspace.com/jakedilley
Rayna Churchill-Mattinas and Pete Gahbow about
the Oji-Cree Round Dance Invitational |
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We were joined by a live studio audience for Matt
Ray and Those Damn Horses from the Iron
Range for a special concert during our Fundspeil
Fundraiser. |
We
were joined in-studio by Sela Oveson from
Orr for live music and conversation
Sela Oveson: http://www.myspace.com/selaoveson
Scott
Hall talked with Mark Kreitzer about his
music
Mark Kreitzer band: http://www.markkreitzerband.com/ |
Josh
Collins, son of the late Podipto
founder John Collins, shares stories and
unreleased recordings of Podipto.
Podipto: http://podipto.com/ |
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Maddi Frick interviews Solid Gold,
electro/rockers from Minneapolis, about their
new release "Synchronize"
Solid Gold: http://www.myspace.com/solidgold
The Pines with live music and
conversation about their new album
"Tremolo"
The Pines: http://www.myspace.com/thepinesspace |
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Tom and Alan Dowling with live
music and conversation
Mason Jennings talks about his new CD
"Blood of Man"
Mason Jennings: http://www.masonjennings.com/ |
Marc Gartman joined us to talk about
"All I Want Is You," the new album
from The Marc Gartband, one of his many
projects.
The Marc Gartband: http://www.myspace.com/marcgartband |
Caleb Fricke and Norwood Hall of Uncle
Shurley talk about the album "Stellar
Echoes"
Uncle Shurley: http://www.myspace.com/uncleshurley |
Jeffrey Clarke joined us in-studio for
live music and conversation about his latest CD
"Feelin' Fine."
Jeffrey Clarke: http://www.eoerecords.com/ |
Mark and Amy Adams-Westin of Amy and Adams
talked with us about their latest release
"Dancing Through Time."
Amy and Adams: http://www.amyandadams.com/ |
Terry Walsh of St. Dominic's Trio
about the new CD "Switch" and Terry is
joined by Rich Mattson for some live
music.
St. Dominic's Trio: http://www.myspace.com/stdominicstrio |
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Don Vidal, Sam Miltich, Tim Wick
and Pat Downing performed live on Centerstage MN
as the Mr. Pumpkinhead Quartet for Christmas
Jazz...
Steve Downing shares the story of how Don
Vidal earned the nick-name 'Mr.
Pumpkinhead' |
Ryan and Jesse Dermody of The Brothers Burn
Mountain joined us for a live session.
The Brothers Burn Mountain:
http://www.thebrothersburnmountain.com/ |
Legendary MN musician Willie Murphy
joined us to talk about his new release "A
Shot of Love in a Time of Need /
Autobiographical Notes."
Willie Murphy: http://www.williemurphy.net/ |
Pat Surface of The Boundary Water Boys
talked about their new CD "Canoe Grass
Revival"
Pat Surface and the Boundary Water Boys: http://www.spiritwoodmusic.com/ |
Erik Brandt of the Urban Hillbilly
Quartet about his new solo CD "Sometimes"
which was recorded in Budapest, Hungary.
Erik Brandt: http://www.erikbrandt.com/ |
Johnny Smith, founding member of The
Red Lake Singers, talks about their new
release "Old Times."
The Red Lake Singers: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Red-Lake-Singers/90462399209 |
Eric Krenz and Karl Sundquist of
Four Horse Johnson about their debut "Transmission"
Four Horse Johnson: http://www.myspace.com/fourhorsejohnson |
The Pines with live music and
conversation about their new album
"Tremolo"
The Pines: http://www.myspace.com/thepinesspace |
Mason Jennings talks about his new CD
"Blood of Man"
Mason Jennings: http://www.masonjennings.com/ |
Brothers Ryan and Jesse Dermody, The Brothers
Burn Mountain performed an in-studio encore session
The Brothers Burn Mountain: http://www.myspace.com/ryanjessedermody |
Josh
Collins, son of the late Podipto founder John
Collins, shares stories and unreleased recordings of Podipto.
Podipto: http://podipto.com/ |
Chris
O'Brien of Enchanted Ape about their sophomore CD Off
the Ground.
Enchanted
Ape: http://www.myspace.com/enchantedape |
Channy & Alexei Moon Casselle
of Roma Di Luna talk about their latest release Casting
the Bones.
Roma Di Luna: http://www.myspace.com/romadiluna |
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John
Wozniak of Marcy Playground about the new album Leaving
Wonderland...In a Fit of Rage
Marcy Playground: http://www.marcyplayground.com/
Matt Ray
and Rich Mattson about the range music scene & I.R.O.M.A.
- The Iron Range Orignal Music Association
I.R.O.M.A.: http:/www.myspace.com/iroma2009 |
Amy & Adams
live on Centerstage MN
Amy & Adams: http://www.amyandadams.com/
Les
Crawford on EvTAP; Eveleth Venues in Technology, Art and
Performance
EvTAP: http://evtap.spaces.live.com/ |
Roots
and blues musicians 'Sneaky' Pete Bauer
Sneaky Pete Bauer: http://www.myspace.com/sneakypetebauer |
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Steve Downing
on the late 60's and 70's folk-rock band Jericho Harp
JJ Snell
with highlights from the MN Metal Scene |
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music
and conversation highlights with Hans Blix and the Weapons
Inspectors, The Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank, Clawthroat
and Sick of Sarah. |
Embarrass
singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Matt Ray about
his new CD 'Old Crow'
Matt Ray: http://www.mattray.org/ |
Outing singer-songwriter Faith Boblett for live music
and conversation.
Faith Boblett: http://www.myspace.com/faithboblett
R&B
and Blues singer Janiva Magness, recent winner at the Blues
Music Awards.
Janiva Magness: http://www.janivamagness.com/ |
Jason Edmonds of The Magic Castles about their
sophomore release 'Dreams of Dreams of Dreams'
The Magic Castles: http://www.myspace.com/themagiccastles |
an exclusive interview w Ian and Teague Alexy
of The Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank about their limited
edition EP 'One for the Time Capsule'
The Hobo Nephews: http://www.myspace.com/hobonephewsofunclefrank |
Take Cover from Minneapolis Live & Acoustic on Centerstage
MN
Take Cover: http://www.myspace.com/takecoverofficial |
The Brothers Burn Mountain LIVE on Centerstage MN
The Brothers Burn Mountain: http://www.myspace.com/ryanjessedermody |
Tony Derrick and Rich Mattson of The Tisdales
talk about their debut release Bakers Dozen
The Tisdales: http://www.myspace.com/wearethetisdales |
Doug
talks with Joseph Downing of Clawthroat about their
new EP "Know Yr Roots
More on Clawthroat: http://www.myspace.com/clawthroat
Bob Dylan calls and interrupts Centerstage MN |
Doug
talks with Marc Gartman of Two Many Banjos about the
new CD "Can't Slow Me Down"
Two Many Banjos: http://www.myspace.com/twomanybanjos |
Scott
Hall talks with Sam Miltich about his new CD with Dave
Karr called "Darn That Dream
Sam Miltich: www.myspace.com/clearwaterhotclub
Bob
Dylan voice mail left for Doug |
Doug
talked with Abisha Uhl and Jamie Holm of the
Minneapolis indie rockers Sick of Sarah about their
self-titled debut.
On the web: www.myspace.com/sickofsarah
Doug
tried calling Bob Dylan's cell # again |
4-23-09 Doug talked with singer songwriter Gene LaFond of The
Wild Unknown about Bob Dylan, Dylan Days, Scarlet Rivera and
their friend Larry Kegan.
Gene LaFond and the Wild Unknown: http://www.genelafond.com/
Doug
tried calling Bob Dylan's cell # |
4-16-09 I was joined by local singer songwriter Pat Deal
for some live music and conversation about songwriter and the
music scene in Grand Rapids.
More info on Pat Deal at: www.myspace.com/patdeal |
4-2-09
I talked with Ryan and Jesse Dermody of The Brothers Burn
Mountain about their latest release "Wild Cat Road."
More online at: http://www.myspace.com/ryanjessedermody |
3-26-09
I talked with Bemidji singer, songwriter, activist and community
organizer Shannon Murray about the 2nd Annual SisterSong
Concert.
Shannon Murray: http://www.shannonmurray.com/ |
3-19-09 I talked
Minneapolis jazz guitarist Cory Wong about his debut jazz
fusion release "Even, Uneven."
Cory Wong: http://www.myspace.com/corywong |
3-5-09 I was
joined in the studio by Norwood Hall and Caleb Fricke
of the Bemidji experimental rock band Uncle Shurley to talk
about their latest album "Stellar Echoes."
Uncle Shurley: http://www.myspace.com/uncleshurley |
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2-26-09
We had an on-air listening party to Jake Dilley and the Color
Pharmacy present The Red Ballon with Jake Dilley
talking us through the journey. |
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2-19-08
I talked with Chris O'Brien of Enchanted Ape about
their sophomore CD Off the Ground. |
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2-12-09
I talked with Thea Ennen and Lisa Kane about
songwriting and performing. |
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2-5-08
I talked with Mike Randy and Jay of the Floodwood hard rock band Preemptive
Strike. |
1-29-09
I talked with John Wright of Lehto & Wright about their
created their own brand of progressive folk rock.
Lehto & Wright: www.myspace.com/lehtoandwright |
1-22-09
a conversation with Zacc Fricke, Zeke Fricke and Mathieu
Brunet, 3 of the 5 members of The Limns about their new
self-titled CD.
The Limns: www.myspace.com/thelimns |
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12/25/08
an hour with Sam Miltich talking about his career,
jazz music and the new CD from Sam Miltich and the Clearwater
Hot Club featuring Dave Karr called "Just You, Just
Me". |
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12-18-08 a
convesation with Alia Farah - from Tamarack, now Portland,
OR - about her album "Playground" |
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12-11-08 a
conversation with Marc Gartman and his new CD "Me and
My Big Ego" which he put out as Marc Gartband. |
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12-4-08
KAXE Vounteer producer Charlie
Pulkrabek
joined Rich Mattson (Ol' Yeller, The Glendrustles, The
Tisdales) in his
Iron
Range
studios to talk about his career from the early days trying to
break into the
Minneapolis
music scene all the way through running a recording studio in
northern MN today. |
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11/20/08
I spent the hour with Sam Miltich talking about his career,
jazz music and the new CD from Sam Miltich and the Clearwater
Hot Club featuring Dave Karr called "Just You, Just
Me". |
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11/6/08
I was joined by Matt Thompson, mandolin player, vocalist
and fiddler with Minnesota's premiere bluegrass and gospel band Monroe
Crossing. |
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10-30-08
I was joined by K.C. Johnson and Pat Downing of High
Bongo for 5 sessions of live music! |
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10-23-08
I talked with Timmy Haus about his new collaboration CD Road
Weary, which he did with John Wilber. |
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10-16-08
I talked with Chris O'Brien of Enchanted Ape about
their sophomore CD Off the Ground. |
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10-9-08
I was joined by Kiki
Carter Webb and Greg Webb of Dancing Light for
live music and conversation, and they debuted a song in memory of
John Lennon, he would have turned 68 on Oct. 9th, the day of the
interview. |
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10-2-08
I talked with Zacc Fricke, Zeke Fricke and Mathieu
Brunet, 3 of the 5 members of The Limns about their new
self-titled CD. |
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9-25-08
I talked with Jason Emonds from Bemidji - singer,
songwriter and musician with The Magic Castles, a
Minneapolis based psychedelic band, we talked about their debut CD
The Lore of Mysticore. |
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9-18-08
we were joined by Marc
Gartman,
singer, songwriter and banjo player with the Duluth group Two
Many Banjos
about their forthcoming release "Give Me Time." |
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8-28-08
From Stillwater, Tim Fast joined us live in the studio for
music and conversation. |
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8-7-08
We were joined live in the studio by St. Paul acoustic folk due Amy
& Adams. |
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7-24-08
We talked with Rob Meany, the singer, songwriter
and keyboardist of the
Minneapolis
group Terramara – a progressive power-pop rock group,
about their new album called Dust and Fiction. |
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7-3-08 Our
guest was Joseph Downing from Grand Rapids, singer,
songwriter and guitarist of Cpt. Clawthroat and Crooked Teeth |
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6-19-08
Paul Metsa and Sonny Earl joined us Live on
Centerstage Minnesota. |
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6-5-08 We
were joined by Iron Range musicians Jay Hoiland and Mary
Jo Grizzard of BitterSweet to talk about their album
"Mary and Jay...Do Bob" and play some Dylan tunes |
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5-29-08
Native American flutist SilverFox joined us for music and
conversation |
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5-15-08
Tim and Cindy Roggenkamp joined us from Pequot Lakes
for conversation and live traditional country and bluegrass. |
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4-24-08
KAXE
Volunteer Charlie Pulkrabek talked with Rich Mattson
about being a working musician in Minnesota. |
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4-10-08
We were joined by songwriter Tim Haus from McGregor and Mike
Miller from Grand Rapids. |
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4-3-08 Local
singer and songwriter Matt Hoskins joined us to talk about
music, love and inspiration. |
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3-20-08 Mark
Tarner talks with members of the Minneapolis progressive
blues-rock band Thunderheads. |
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3-13-08
St. Cloud musician Charlie Roth joined Rev Dave
to talk about his new album Tavern Puzzles. |
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3-6-08 Mark
Tarner talks with Erik Peltoniemi, Minnesota musician
and the President of Red House. |
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2-28-08
KAXE Volunteer and local producer Gary Burger talks
with Steve Kaul of The Brass Kings. |
| 2-21-08
KAXE
producer Scott Hall talks with The Renowns, a group
of Iron Range teenagers with a hit song in the 1950's |
| 2-7-08 KAXE
Volunteer of the Year Rev Dave talked with Peter
Mitchell from the Minneapolis band Jaysboatcar. |
| 1-31-08
Bryan Steenerson from the Minneapolis band Murzik
joined us to talk about their upcoming release Buried. |
| 1-31-08
- KAXE Engineer Dan Houg presents audio highlights from a
house concert by Bemidji including performances by Eric Carlson,
Juniper and Ron Arsenault and Dave Pengra |
| 1-24-08 -
KAXE volunteer Gary Burger talk with Charlie Nason,
old-time country rocker from Bemidji. |
| 1-10-08
- KAXE volunteer Gary Burger talks with Lance Benson,
singer-songwriter from Bemidji. |
| 1-3-08 -
Singer songwriter Jeffrey Clarke joined us live in the
studio to talk about his new album Ghost Town and play some music. |
| 12-27-07 -
World Percussionist, Robin Anders, from Boiled in Lead
joined us live in the studio. |
| 12-20-07
- We talk with Barb Ryman from Minneapolis about her new
album Earthbound. |
| 12-6-07
- KAXE volunteer Gary Burger talks with Caleigh, an
eclectic Celtic group from Bemidji. |
| 11-15-07
- Keith Secola with Melanie Storm joining on vocals
stopped by the studio. |
| 11-15-07
- Bemidji native Brian Miller and Canadian flutist and
singer Norah Rendell joined us. |
| 11-8-07
- Minneapolis guitar master Dakota Dave Hull joined us on
Centerstage Minnesota. |
| 10-11-07 -
K.C. Johnson and Pat Downing of High Bongo joined us live
in the studio. |
| 9-27-07 -
Founding member of the Jayhawks, Mark Olson, joined us on
the phone to talk about his deeply personal solo album, Salvation
Blues. |
| 9-20-07 -
From Hackensack, Doug Spartz joined live in the studio to
tell his story as a Minnesota musician. |
| 9-13-07
- Fiddler extraordinaire Mary LaPlant from Grand Rapids
joined us for music and conversation. |
| 9-6-07 -
The debut episode of Centerstage Minnesota with a live performance
by Jim Miller from Bemidji. |
