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Brandi Carlile came by Shangri La last year to talk to Rick Rubin with Tanya Tucker about the album they made together, While I'm Livin'. After Tanya left, Brandi stayed behind to talk about her love of Joni Mitchell's music, how she was present for a star studded jam that led to Joni singing for the first time since her stroke, and also about the beginning of her career, when Rick helped to discover her. Plus, Brandi plays an intimate version of her song "The Mother" for Rick.

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09/01/20 • 45 min

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Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond - Brandi Carlile

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Pushkin, armed with only what she calls poor kid work ethic. Brandy Carlisle spent the early part of her life fighting her parents, politics, the church, and fighting to be heard while singing over belligerent drunks and crowded bars. Brandy's voice demands attention, as you might recall hearing in our episode with Jack White and Brendan Benson. Her twenty nineteen Grammy performance of her song The Joke blew even her most critical of peers away.

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