Marty Raybon, Kati Penn online today
Here are a couple of good choices for online listening for Friday, January 9.
At noon, The Kati Penn Band will perform live on Blue Plate Special, broadcast from The Square Room in Knoxville, TN on WDVX.
They will perform material from her latest CD, My Turn To Cry. Joining Kati will be her touring band, which features CJ Cain on guitar, Jimmy Redden on banjo, Jame Kee on mandolin, Terry Poirer on bass and Penn on fiddle and vocals.
The WDVX is available over the air at 89.9 FM, and via audio streaming online.
RB Morris will also appear on the show.
Then at 1:00 p.m., Marty Raybon will join Gracie Muldoon on WorldWideBluegrass.com for a discussion about his new CD, This That and the Other, and the band’s tour in support which begins in February.
The WWB online bluegrass feed is available 24/7 at worldwidebluegrass.com.
You can read a bit more about the new CD in this piece we published last summer.
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The Kati Penn Band has announced the addition of Terry Poirier on string bass and vocals.
Terry is a native of New Brunswick, Canada and lives now in Lexington, KY. He has performed in a number of bands and worked in sound reinforcement recent years, and also hosts a twice-weekly radio show on WorldWideBluegrass.com.
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Fiddler Kati Penn has just released her new CD, My Turn To Cry. The recording is produced by resophonic guitarist Rob Ickes and includes an all-star cast of players.
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