In this episode, host Keith Billik chats with Pau Barjau of Che Apalache. Pau has a very interesting job, interpreting rhythms and sounds that are not typically heard on the banjo! Hear about his unlikely path going from a teenage bass player in Mexico City, to an aspiring banjo player in Buenos Aires, to recording a Grammy-nominated album in the United States with Bela Fleck producing.
Che Apalache is one of the most exciting bands on the acoustic music scene today. Their sound is a combination of bluegrass and other world traditions, including Latin American and Far East influences.
Greg Deering is the co-founder, with his wife Janet, of Deering Banjos, one of the largest and most popular banjo companies in the world. Topics include how he...
Enjoy this conversation with Ben Wright, the banjo player for the Henhouse Prowlers. Ben has fascinating stories of taking bluegrass all over the globe on...
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