The Sit-Down Podcast with James Hurt Episode 7-Hanka G-Universal Ancestry

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08/04/22 • 54 min

Slovak traditional folk singer, dancer, eclectic soul, jazz, and gospel music visionary Hanka joins James Hurt to discuss her earliest musical influences, memories of her first performance, the expansive nature of her music, and how perseverance led to self-releasing her latest CD in the USA under her newly formed label next on the Sit-Down. Background Music composed and performed by James Hurt.
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