Steve Martin and Edie Brickell Interview on Love Has Come for You Album

Steve Martin and Edie Brickell interview on the making of their album, "Love Has Come for You". This collaborative effort showcases Steve Martin's unique five-string banjo playing style paired with Edie Brickell's soulful vocals and intricate lyrics. Throughout the interview, Steve Martin and Edie Brickell share insights into their creative process, the inspiration behind their songs and the challenges they faced while bringing this project to life.
As a special treat, they will also answer a selection of fan questions, providing listeners with an exclusive peek into the minds of these talented artists. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious newcomer, this interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in the art of collaboration and the power of music to bring people together. Don't miss your chance to hear from Steve Martin and Edie Brickell firsthand as they share their passion and creativity with the world.
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[@kazferns64]

What a great interview! Thanks for posting this!

[@eagledove9]

I know that Jack White, of the White Stripes band, is doing some kind of project where he's making vinyl records in a factory. There is a sound that is lost whenever you make an MP3, and it is not insignificant. I can hear that a lot of the sound is lost. But analog recording, like magnetic tape and vinyl records, preserves a lot more of the sound in a different way than digital does, and there are some small groups of people that are making an effort to bring it back. A local factory producing these things in the United States, so that it doesn't have to be made by slaves somewhere in China - that would be ideal. I haven't looked into the factory that Jack White is doing - it was a little while back that he released some kind of announcement. I got the impression that they had so many orders coming in, they could not keep up with them all, and the demand was huge.

[@debrabrabenec3731]

Isn't the baby story the basis of the musical Steve and Edie wrote called Bright Star? I saw a fabulous production of it last summer at Timberlake Playhouse in Illinois!

[@wrightpress]

I was at Red Hill Cemetery looking at all of Edie's relatives from the Slate Shoals/Powderly area. They should pipe her music into there....a really neat scene.