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Daniel Donato relates how he started in Nashville and interprets music into Cosmic Country. He currently is on the national Americana charts and plays Danenberger Family Vineyards March 23, 2024.
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Local Drags is Lanny Durbin's creative local music project. Listen to the interview to hear what is on the horizon.
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Cut Flowers is a Springfield-based acoustic duo featuring Arlin Peebles and Erin Darnell. They are preparing to release their second EP Black Heart, Full Sun and brought their guitars to the NPR Illinois studios to preview new tracks on Community Voices.
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The Top 25 Most X-cellent Albums and the Top 30 Most X-cellent Songs by airplay on The X from NPR Illinois for 2023.
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The Telephone Junkies' Jacob Armbrecht (guitar/lead vocals) and Nick Kniss (guitar) join Community Voices to discuss a busy year involving two albums. Pax Telephona and War Junkies are envisioned to compliment each other as Armbrecht prepares to put the band on hold to travel and complete solo work.
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Jamie Merideth and Phil Cooper update us on the latest output from Astrofix.
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Nick Park and Aaron Davis of central Illinois band Fireside Relics stop by the studios to share their two new albums.
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Little Feat co-founder, vocalist, and keyboardist Bill Payne previews the band's upcoming concert at the Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater in Decatur.
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Keagan Cross and John Peters from The Lovelorn join Community Voices to talk local music and their new album.
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Winner of the 2013 Atlanta Blues Challenge, Timo Arthur has spent the past thirty years working as a professional musician. Arthur currently lives in Springfield after stops around the world. His piano ballad "Sing Me Into Heaven (for Eva Cassidy)" won a Runner Up award in the 2017 Song of the Year contest. Timo visited the NPR Illinois studios to discuss his art on Community Voices.