Radio NWR - Episode #1: COTTONPICKIN' CHICKENPICKERS
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Release Date: 05/28/2019
Ep. 16 - The Mermaid Parade
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Ep 15 - The Devil Thumbs A Ride
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Ep. 14 - Gary Kent and Ace Atkins
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Ep. 13 - Alias Kid Twist - Tyler Keith
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Ep. 12 - Cruising Down The El Nora
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Ep. 11 - Henry Horn X-Ray Specs
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Ep. 10 - Estus W. Pirkle - A Celebration
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An exclusive interview with Greg Pirkle and Ann Pirkle, son and widow of legendary evangelist Estus W. Pirkle, going in depth on the production of his astonishing films with Ron and June Ormond.
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Ep. 9 - Bettye LaVette - A Change is Gonna Come
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The one and only Bettye LaVette, soulful singing legend, interviewed by journalist and byNWR guest editor, RJ Smith, in an exclusive and far-ranging discussion in her adopted hometown of Newark, NJ.
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Ep. 8 - I'm the Last Living One: Bobby Rush – Live from his Mississippi Home
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Blues legend Bobby Rush lives up to this podcast's episode title. The living embodiment of a half-century of music and civil rights history is interviewed in his marvelous Jackson, Mississippi home by journalist and byNWR guest editor, RJ Smith.
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Ep. 7 - The Heretic: Swamp Dogg
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For this episode of the byNWR.com podcast companion, Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams sits with scribe R.J. Smith for an intimate and lengthy chat, covering the wide-ranging landscape that is Swamp: legendary songwriter, singer, publisher, poet and raconteur.
info_outlineBob Mehr, guest editor of bvNWR.com’s third volume (Hillbillies, Hustlers and Fallen Idols) hosts a podcast focusing on the 1967 country music comedy Cottonpickin’ Chickenpickers. A story of “moonshiners and madness” with “more stars than chicken feathers,” this thick slice of cinematic cornpone was filled with a fascinating collection of characters, both on the screen and in real life. Joining Mehr for the discussion are noted film critic Amy Nicholson and author/show business historian Kliph Nesteroff.
Recorded by Josh Richmond at Earwolf Studios, Los Angeles
Edited by Peter Conheim