Walls of Time: Bluegrass Podcast
Music:Music Interviews
Here in Part 2 of Mike Bub’s conversation with host, Daniel Mullins, we hear again from this sideman extraordinaire as he talks about his time with the Del McCoury Band, his journey with the band as they broadened the bluegrass fan base and his ventures into new musical projects. Mike is known as one of the most sought after bass players in Nashville, and you will hear why Mike has become an important artist in the bluegrass, country and roots music genres based on both his skill and his easy-going attitude and intelligence. Let’s rejoin Mike and our host, Daniel Mullins, backstage in Nashville, TN.
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S3 E6. Ken Irwin & Marian Leighton Levy: A Pair of Rounders (Part 2)
S3 E5. Ken Irwin & Marian Leighton Levy: A Pair of Rounders (Part 1)
S3 E4. Jeremy & Corrina Stephens: Music In My Soul
S3 E3. Tammy Rogers: I Choose You
S3 E2. Darin & Brooke Aldridge: The Sweethearts of Bluegrass
S3 E1. Jamie Dailey: Poor Boy Working Blues
BONUS. J.D. Crowe Remembers Tony Rice (Real Roots Radio)
BONUS. Bill Emerson: Fox on the Run
S2 E15. Del McCoury: Loggin' Man
S2 E14. C.J. Lewandowski: Longing for The Ozarks
S2 E13. Russell Moore: Erase The Miles (Part 2)
S2 E12. Russell Moore: Erase The Miles (Part 1)
S2 E11. Andrea Roberts: Petticoat Junction
S2 E10. Michael Cleveland: Fiddler's Dream (Part 2)
S2 E9. Michael Cleveland: Fiddler's Dream (Part 1)
S2 E8. Larry Stephenson: The Sound That Set My Soul On Fire
S2 E7. Skip Cherryholmes: How Far Will You Go (Part 2)
S2 E6. Skip Cherryholmes: How Far Will You Go (Part 1)
S2 E5. Kitsy Kuykendall: The Rolling Stone of Bluegrass
S2 E4. Johnny Warren: Back to Foggy Mountain
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