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The Songwriter’s Perspective with Mark Linsenmayer – GigGab 39

EPISODE · Nov 17, 2015 · 58 MIN

The Songwriter’s Perspective with Mark Linsenmayer – GigGab 39

from Gig Gab - The Working Musician's Podcast · host Dave Hamilton & Friends

Songwriter, singer and multi-instrumentalist (and podcaster!) Mark Linsenmayer joins Paul and Dave this week to offer a different perspective on gigging and how it relates to non-cover material. Mark’s stories are varied and colorful, and even include quite a few references to when he and Dave played music together many years ago. Stuff mentioned includes: Mark Lint & The Fake Johnson Trio (the album Mark said is no longer online; Dave played on some of the tunes) Mark Lint & The Fake (the album Dave did with Mark) No Relief (the tune about Mark’s dog, Stooby, and his anal cyst) Kevin Brown (Christopher) (with whom both Mark and Dave played as backing musicians) The Partially Examined Life MarkLint.com The post The Songwriter’s Perspective with Mark Linsenmayer – GigGab 39 appeared first on Gig Gab.

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