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84 Episódios
Episode 84: Marcos Smith
48:32
In this episode Jerrell speaks with professional guitar player Marcos Smith. Marcos was the lead guitarist for former band Zechs Marquise and currently the band leader for The Deep Shadows. He talks about growing up in El Paso, inspired by music genres from punk to hip-hop and seeking every opportunity to create. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 83: Martin Miller
40:25
In this episode Jerrell speaks with virtuoso guitar player and professional teacher Martin Miller. We talk about how he got into music, his experience with online teaching, and the privilege of musicians using digital entities versus performance these days. Follow The 440 on instagram @the440guitarpodcast Visit the website at https://www.podpage.com/the-440-guitar-podcast/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appNão percas um episódio de “The 440 Guitar Podcast” e subscrevê-lo na aplicação GetPodcast.
Episode 82: Pritesh Walia
49:44
In this episode Jerrell speaks with Professional Guitar player and education Pritesh Walia. Pritesh shares his story growing up in India and, his relationship with the guitar, and how he wants to give back the knowledge he has gained to his hometown. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 81: Ryan Burke
42:57
In this episode Jerrell speaks with Guitarist and Pedal Aficionado Ryan Burke. Ryan talks about how music inspired him growing up, what led him to start 60 Cycle Hum, his love for guitars, pedals, and how he deals with trolls on the internet. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 80: Abby Posner
42:03
In this episode Jerrell speaks with multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Abby Posner. Devious Planet describes Abby as "an exceptional Los Angeles-based artist is an outstanding, genre-fluid, multi-instrumentalist who has a new album, Kisbee Ring, due out November 12th. Posner played every instrument on the record, and she mixed/produced it as well. Kisbee Ring is about urgency, reckoning, and repairing. Each song on the album takes a deep dive into topics such as depression, racial unrest/injustice and the urgency of getting help when you’re in a dark place and “lost at sea.” Kisbee Ring is another word for Life Preserver, a metaphor that carries through the entire album." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 79: Andrew Leahey
34:02
In this episode Jerrell speaks with talented guitarist and singer-songwriter Andrew Leahey. "The upcoming record is one half of a double album called American Static, which he is splitting into two volumes and releasing as individual records titled American Static, Vol. 1 and American Static, Vol. 2 (release date: February/March 2022). He’s toured internationally for years, has been Elizabeth Cook's guitarist since 2017 and appears on every song on her Butch Walker-produced album Aftermath, which Rolling Stone called the second-best country album of 2019. The magazine has also hailed his songwriting for its "celebratory mix of sharp storytelling and fist-pumping rock & roll swagger.”' [excerpt from Devious Planet Media] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 78: Kris Gruen
41:48
In this episode Jerrell speaks with singer-songwriter Kris Gruen. "Welcome Farewell finds Gruen spinning autobiographical stories of family, community, and the farm life in Vermont's rural backcountry woods within which he is immersed. The central characters who occupy Welcome Farewell's songs are real people, including his late grandmother -- whose influence is honored with tracks like "Apple Tree" and the cinematically-arranged "Skyline Drive" -- and his wife, who invites her husband to join her in the fields in "When She Says”. All the songs on this album are made earnest by the writer and producer’s allegiance to their acoustic soul, but are energized and affirmed by the swooning pedal steel, horns, keys and rock-solid rhythm section that deliver stellar and personalized performances throughout. The result is an album that's both intimately conceived and collaboratively presented, a fitting combination for songs that take stock of Gruen's place within his family, his town, and the wider world." [Description by Devious Planet] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 77: Lea McIntosh (with Travis Cruse)
33:26
In this episode Jerrell speaks with professional singer and songwriter Lea McIntosh and session guitarist Travis Cruse. (Description Below from Devious Planet) Lea knows the blues. She grew up in a troubled household where she witnessed drugs, violence, and criminal mayhem. Her mother was murdered when Lea was only eleven, and her early years found her dealing with physical and emotional abuse. As a result, she’s given voice to her troubled, tumultuous past and reasserted herself with a record that reflects both her talent and tenacity. Blood Cash boasts seven original songs that Lea co-wrote with collaborator and guitarist Travis Cruse, aided and abetted by veteran musicians Myron Dove on bass, drummer Deszon Claiborne, and keyboardist Eamonn Flynn. The album was mixed by John Porter (Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Keb Mo, Bryan Ferry). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 76: Carson McWhirter
1:25:22
In this episode Jerrell speaks with multi-instrumentalist Carson McWhirter. Carson is known for this vast genre bending compositions from acoustic to electronic. He has been a part of bands such as Hella, Chant Ohs, Holy Smokes, The Advantage, and many others. He shares he approaches music, his inspirations and how he gravitates to work with other artists to get the sound he desires. (HOST NOTE: "This episode is very special for many reasons. The first reason is for those who are familiar with the artist he is not as accessible as others. This is the only podcast episode currently available on the internet featuring this artist. The second is that he has personally been a big inspiration to me in learning the instrument and to create music. Enjoy!" - Jerrell) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appEpisode 75: Lauren Anderson
38:54
In this episode Jerrell speaks with Singer-Songwriter, and Multi-Instrumentalist Lauren Anderson. Her upcoming album of blues and ballads, Love On the Rocks, is out August 6th. The album finds her expounding on the soulful, seductive style that allows her to break down the boundaries between rock, blues and classic R&B. Her trajectory has accelerated rapidly over the course of the past seven years with the release of three EPs — Do & Hope, The Game and Won’t Stay Down — and her first full-length album, 2015’s Truly Me. In the meantime, the accolades have kept coming. She was named the 2015 Female Vocalist of the Year by the Midwest Music Awards, took a first-place finish in the 2018 Wing Dang Doodle Competition and watched with pride as The Game became entrenched in the Top 50 of the Billboard Blues chart five weeks in a row (Description by Devious Planet). *Technical Difficulties unfortunately led to no video release* --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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