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Broadcast History
T-Bone Burnett piece airs locally on WXPN-FM in Philadelphia throughout the month of October and Nationally on NPR's World Cafe sometime within a five month period (from November-March). I don't yet have that date.
Timing and Cues
Begins with Music and artist introduction ("My name is T-Bone Burnett").
Ends with music.
Host can say something like: it's time for our series "A Musician's Life".We hear performers from the worlds of rock, folk, soul and the blues muse about the work they do and the lives they lead.
Back announce: And we heard from T. Bone Burnett. He's one of the artists featured in XPN?s ?A Musician?s Life? series. The series is produced by Tracey Tanenbaum at WXPN in Philadelphia.
Musical Works
Humans from Earth, River of Love, House of Mirrors by T-Bone Burnett (from Twenty-Twenty: the Essential T-Bone Burnett, (Columbia/DMZ/Legacy, 2006)
Constant Sorrow (instrumental) and Oh Death from "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" soundtrack (Lost Highway, 2000)





Emily Hanford
Posted on December 21, 2006 at 03:51 AM | Permalink
Review of A Musician's Life: T-Bone Burnett
Gorgeous piece. Thoughtful and engaging, great mix. Burnett has so many wonderful things to say about music and art, and life. This is a gem. It reminds me, in form and content, of the series David Schulman produces about musicians "In Their Own Words." If you appreciate that series, listen to this one, and vice-versa.