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Country Fried Rock Interviews Kim Beggs
Series: Country Fried Rock--Roots Music & Interviews
From: Sloane Spencer
Length: 00:54:00
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In each weekly radio program, Country Fried Rock interviews a roots musician about his or her songwriting and influences. Kim Beggs unites her quiet life in the Yukon with her musical friends and collaborators in Vancouver
With colleagues including Ivan Coyote, Steve Dawson, Jerry Alfred, Penny Lang, Dan Mangan, her music's complexity comes from the contrast of simple melodies with heady lyrics. Although none of these musicians have the general name-recognition in the United States as they do in Canada, they all should be in the playlists of all fans of modern folk music.
With colleagues including Ivan Coyote, Steve Dawson, Jerry Alfred, Penny Lang, Dan Mangan, her music's complexity comes from the contrast of simple melodies with heady lyrics. Although none of these musicians have the general name-recognition in the United States as they do in Canada, they all should be in the playlists of all fans of modern folk music.
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Piece Description
In each weekly radio program, Country Fried Rock interviews a roots musician about his or her songwriting and influences. Kim Beggs unites her quiet life in the Yukon with her musical friends and collaborators in Vancouver
With colleagues including Ivan Coyote, Steve Dawson, Jerry Alfred, Penny Lang, Dan Mangan, her music's complexity comes from the contrast of simple melodies with heady lyrics. Although none of these musicians have the general name-recognition in the United States as they do in Canada, they all should be in the playlists of all fans of modern folk music.
With colleagues including Ivan Coyote, Steve Dawson, Jerry Alfred, Penny Lang, Dan Mangan, her music's complexity comes from the contrast of simple melodies with heady lyrics. Although none of these musicians have the general name-recognition in the United States as they do in Canada, they all should be in the playlists of all fans of modern folk music.
Broadcast History
Debut program.
Timing and Cues
Piece Audio Version
This piece is one 54-minute single file and also available in a different version that follows the standard NPR hourly clock in three segments (A 12:29, B 18:59, and C 18:59).
NPR 3 segment format (12:29, 18:59, 18:59) 50 minutes Version
This piece follows the standard NPR clock in 3 segments, A 12:29, B 18:59, and C 18:59.
There is another version that is a single file 54 minute piece.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summertime Lonesome Blues | Kim Beggs | Blue Bones. | Black Hen Music/Fontana North | 2010 | 04:14 |
| Bring Out Your Bones | Kim Beggs | Blue Bones. | Black Hen Music/Fontana North | 2010 | 02:58 |
| Can't Drive Slow Yodel | Kim Beggs | Blue Bones. | Black Hen Music/Fontana North | 2010 | 03:38 |
| Torn and Frayed | Steve Dawson | Nightshade. | Black Hen Music/Fontana North | 2011 | 04:08 |
| Homeless | Jerry Alfred and the Medicine Beat | Nendaa--Go Back. | Red House | 1997 | 04:53 |
| Big Yellow Taxi 2007 | Joni Mitchell | Shine. | Hear Music | 2007 | 02:46 |
| Robots | Dan Mangan | Robots vs. Indie Queens. | Arts & Crafts | 2010 | 04:04 |
| No Place Left to Go | Penny Lang | Gather Honey. | Borealis | 2001 | 02:19 |
