MUSIC ON THE COUCH
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2010
10pm Eastern; 9pm Central; 8pm Mountain; 7pm Pacific
Archived on Tuesday morning and forever HERE
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This week:
”PAPA” DON McMINN
and
ANDY COATS
sit on
THE COUCH
Back after a two week break, I am joined by a true Memphis icon, mentor and gentleman and an up and coming Piedmont area native with a gift for the blues.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2010
10pm Eastern; 9pm Central; 8pm Mountain; 7pm Pacific
Archived on Tuesday morning and forever HERE
Subscribe Via
iTunes
This week:
”PAPA” DON McMINN
and
ANDY COATS
sit on
THE COUCH
Back after a two week break, I am joined by a true Memphis icon, mentor and gentleman and an up and coming Piedmont area native with a gift for the blues.
Join me as I get to sit with a local legend "Papa" Don McMinn. Papa Don has played around the globe and with some of the biggest names in the music business.
”Papa” Don gives you the Delta Blues to Southern Rock with a good-natured attitude and a sly sense of humor. His guitar playing is solid, he has a great voice and his songwriting stacks up with some of the all time greats.
We will spend time discussing Don's history, listen to his music and talk to him about his mentoring so many Memphis musicians, including his two sons. Of course we will hear some tunes from Don and his band Night Train (which includes sons Doug and Rome).
Nancy and I were transfixed when we came across Andy Coats on the 2nd stage, day two of The Biscuit this year. Andy is a talent to be heard.
His work on acoustic and steel guitar is solid as can be and he wraps you into the stories he tells in his songs. How did Andy get the bug for the blues? Where is this road leading him? We will get to talk to Andy about all that and listen to music from his latest release Folk The Blues.
We will take your calls and questions for both guests at 1.347.633.9400.
”Papa” Don gives you the Delta Blues to Southern Rock with a good-natured attitude and a sly sense of humor. His guitar playing is solid, he has a great voice and his songwriting stacks up with some of the all time greats.
We will spend time discussing Don's history, listen to his music and talk to him about his mentoring so many Memphis musicians, including his two sons. Of course we will hear some tunes from Don and his band Night Train (which includes sons Doug and Rome).
Nancy and I were transfixed when we came across Andy Coats on the 2nd stage, day two of The Biscuit this year. Andy is a talent to be heard.
His work on acoustic and steel guitar is solid as can be and he wraps you into the stories he tells in his songs. How did Andy get the bug for the blues? Where is this road leading him? We will get to talk to Andy about all that and listen to music from his latest release Folk The Blues.
We will take your calls and questions for both guests at 1.347.633.9400.
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Remember, unless you take the two minutes to register, you will not be able to participate in the chat room or send me questions to ask “Papa” Don or Andy, but you will still hear the show.
So tune in on Monday evening or remember, you can always listen anytime after the show ends from the player HERE or check out Music On The Couch for additional artist information, and show recaps.
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