(PT. 2) Anders Osborne / Chatham County Line/ McIntosh County Shouters

08/26/20 • 59 min

We continue with the second half of this special two-part program with more music from (and an in-depth conversation with) North Carolina-based bluegrass quartet Chatham County Line. We’ll also hear more from legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist Anders Osborne. In addition, eTown is visited by The McIntosh County Shouters, known for their moving, tradition-rich, African-American spirituals and shout songs. An incredible finale collaboration with Anders, Nick, Helen, Chatham County Line, and the McIntosh County Shouters rates as one of the best eTown has ever had. Don’t miss this one!

Watch videos from this show and others at eTown.org

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(PT. 1) Anders Osborne / Chatham County Line / Award: Gary Fine of Prisoner Express

With more guests than usual, this unforgettable encore eTown show will be spread over two weeks. This week, noted New Orleans resident (originally born in Sweden) and performer extraordinaire Anders Osborne returns to the eTown stage after several years absence, to share his soulful vocals, rich songwriting, and tasteful guitar work; plus he and Nick have an “up close and personal” conversation about what’s been going on in Anders’ world.

Nick also sits down with our eChievement Award Winner, the founder of an organization providing books, education, and learning programs as a lifeline of hope for incarcerated adults.

And we’ll hear from the talented North Carolina-based bluegrass quartet Chatham County Line.

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Over the Rhine / David Huckfelt / Award: Michelle Angela of Veterans Garden Project

This week’s program showcases the exceptionally talented musical husband and wife duo Over the Rhine, as they celebrate over 30 years of touring together. We’re also joined by gifted singer-songwriter David Huckfelt (member of the exceptional band called The Pines), who shares tunes from his solo album project. Nick also sits down for a conversation with the co-founder of a nonprofit organization that’s helping veterans heal from PTSD and more, through gardening and community involvement.

Watch videos from this show and more at eTown.org