Author:
Wells Adams
February 16, 2012 2:59 PM
Tags: Darrell Scott, Hopkinsville, interview, Live, no use living for today, performance
G. Love visited the Lightning 100 studio 3/1/11 to talk about his recent release, Fixin’ to Die. G. Love talked about working with Scott and Seth Avett of The Avett Brothers, who produced the album and appear on several tracks. Garret Dutton, aka G. Love, said “I kind of look at it like a second chance to make a first record, ’cause this album is a record of material I was working on before I became G. Love. Before I started mixing hip hop and blues, I was a coffee shop singer and street musician.” G. Love sold out the Exit/In that night with opening local artist The Apache Relay. Click the audio player below for the full interview with songs “Milk and Sugar” and “Fixin’ to Die.”
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The Punch Brothers stopped by the WRLT studio 2/15/11 before their SOLD OUT show at Mercy Lounge! We met the guys backstage at Bonnaroo last year and they performed “Cry, Cry, Darling” with Grammy nominated Sarah Jarosz. Check out the video below! Keep watching for us to post the new interview and performance.
Robert Plant is best known for being the lead singer of Led Zeppelin. Lightning 100 listeners have been hearing Robert Plant’s new CD Band of Joy, featuring “Angel Dance” and “You Can’t Buy My Love.” Check out the SoundCloud clip below of David Hall’s interview with Robert Plant before his two night stand at War Memorial Auditorium.
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