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Phil Keaggy Interview

Published by webmaster on Wed, 2007-06-06 22:37
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For this, our second podcast, we sat down with Phil Keaggy, one of the world's most prolific guitarists. Phil started his music career in 1968 at the age of 17. By 1972, he was playing shows to thousands of people nightly as a member of the band Glass Harp.

We met Phil Keaggy at a Nashville hotel in April 2006 during Gospel Music Week 2006. for more information, read our feature article on Phil Keaggy and his latest projects.

The songs featured were as follows:

  • "Kegworth Speaks" from Jammed!
  • "Why" from Dream Again
  • "Thank You For Today" from Dream Again
  • "Blueberry Jam" from Jammed!
  • "Watt Ever" from Jammed!

Both Jammed! and Dream Again, Phil's latest vocal album, are available at Christian bookstores and online. Please check out PhilKeaggy.com for more information on Phil, to view upcoming tour dates, and to purchase his latest CDs online.

The podcast was produced, recorded, and hosted by Dan Ficker. A special thanks to Kim Flanders who organized and hosted the interview.

Mars Ill Interview

Published by webmaster on Sun, 2006-08-13 01:45
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This is our first-ever podcast. This is an interview with Mars ILL, possibly one of the hardest-working groups in the underground hip-hop community. We sat down with them earlier this year at GMA to talk about their may release, Pro*Pain.

For a transcript of the interview, visit the feature article at inReview.net.

The songs featured were as follows:

  • "Pirate Radio" from Pirate Radio
  • "Backwater" from Sound Methods 2.0
  • "Mourning In The Morning" from Pirate Radio
  • "You Can't Stop" from Pirate Radio

Pirate Radio and Sound Methods 2.0 are available exclusively at MarsILL.com and at shows. Also stop by MarsILL.com to get vinyl, T-shirts, a DVD, other side projects and more. Pick up Pro*Pain from their official site or wherever fine CDs are sold.

The podcast was produced, recorded, and hosted by Dan Ficker. A special thanks to Kim Flanders who organized and hosted the interview.