Eric Bibb talking about his life as a blues troubadour, the political and musical legacy he inherited from his father Leon ....and his new record.

from The Author Archive Podcast · host David Freeman

Eric Bibb is a blues music legend. In this conversation he talks about his teenage life growing up in the middle of the New York civil rights movement. The people he knew... Paul Robeson, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger ..... and how his father Leon Bibb continues to be an inspiration. In the middle of an increasingly wayward world Eric Bibb is a voice of sanity.

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