In our March episode, we remember our friend Robbie Bowden who passed away last month. Robbie was a cherished music community member who helped make it what it is today and is deeply missed by all of us. We will reflect on his music and appearances on our show, including interviews, music from the String Bean String Band and Slats Klug albums, and some live recordings from our studio.
We also have an interview with JC Clements about her upcoming conference with Hoosier Original Music Association, Debra Bowden brings a story about the eclipse, and Pam Raider tells us about the upcoming school funding referendum.
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Our show includes:
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- We look back to 2014 when Robbie Bowden was interviewed by Dave Seastrom and Rick Fettig
- JC Clements tells us about the upcoming HOOMAC music conference – more info at hoosieroriginalmusic.com
- From 2011, Bruce Clegg interviews Robbie, Dave Gore, and Paul Pell, about the String Bean String Band
- The song Smiles, from the String Bean String Band
- In 2018 Robbie joined us along with Carolyn Dutton to talk about his musical history, and we share a moment of Beaumont Rag
- Debra Bowden shares her short story, Mystery At Browning Mountain
- The String Bean String Band plays Take Me Back To Paradise
- Pam Raider tells us about the importance of the upcoming school referendum
- From July 2018, Robbie Bowden and Dave Gore talk with Dave about their musical origins, and they sing When The Sky Won’t Rain
- Dave Seastrom shares his reflections on Robbie, birthdays, and the upcoming eclipse
- Robbie reads a passage from his book, Been Around, at a recent Peaceful Valley event
- Robbie remembers his friend Slats Klug
- We end the show with Slat’s song Within These Hills
Hosted by Dave Seastrom, Pam Raider, Vera Grubbs, Sarah Lyttle, Chuck Wills, Lucy Schultz, and Rick Fettig.
First aired Sunday, April 7th, 2024 at 9 AM on WFHB
✄ Engineering & post-production by Chuck Wills.
✇ Theme music by Slats Klug & Friends.
Our cover photo courtesy of Lucy Schultz & Chuck Wills
