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Aug 1, 2013 47 min

LLL071 The Real Samuel James: Practice, Practice, Practice

from Lounging with LannaLee

A few weeks after the Zimmerman trial, Samuel and Lanna hunker down to discuss race, politics, music and how to make the world a better place. Lanna asks Samuel if he's ever had a "real job." Samuel talks about his obsession with music, his creative process, and how he taught himself to play the guitar. And he answers 10 questions. Samuel James Samuel James is an award-winning, solo-acoustic, blues/roots performer from Portland, Maine. He can be seen on tour on the west coast of the US and the east coast of Canada this summer, and in Europe in the fall. The 411: Samuel James The Real Samuel James Facebook: Samuel James Facebook Fan Page: Samuel James Twitter: @therealsjames Referenced: Interview with Samuel James written by Alex Steed: Talking the Zimmerman trial and “making things about race” with Samuel James [Recorded 7/30/2013] Show the love! Go Premium! Click Here for Details. Click Here to Become a Lounge Lizard! Let your Voice be Heard! 207-200-POD1 | 207-200-7631 Lounging with LannaLee needs your help. Here's three ways you can show your love! Click: click this link to Subscribe on iTunes. Rate: Once you've subscribed on iTunes, rate Lounging with LannaLee inside iTunes Share: Tell ALL your friends. Use the share buttons at the top or bottom of this post. Thank You!

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