Cheryl Wheeler on The Acoustic Cafe 9-90

[@cindyziegra2596]

I love Cheryl Wheeler. One of the best!

[@jessedelarosa6]

when I lived in Catonsville, 30 years ago, I was so happy to be near this place that Cheryl had lived - if you hear the lyric, "and the fields are all 4 lanes..", the whole song is about where she grew up, and MOSTLY about her family's place and her father. I was in the seats when she sang this song one night, in the local coffee house (which was a large church hall), and she introduced it as written for her father for his birthday (thus "76 Septembers"). The song is a killer ballad, but that night her father stood up, in the middle of the room, and blew her a kiss... She must have cried; we all did. 🧡

[@Woolwoman-1]

I'm in Lawrence, Kansas, and graduated from LHS with Joanne Gardner--what a shock to hear all this. I first heard you on KANU playing live, "Sylvia Hotel," probably on that trip--32 years ago. I was hooked from that moment. So happy to run onto this ancient interview.

[@myboibill]

It’s a love affair for 35 years that has never waineed

[@intouch8789]

I found one of her cds a few years ago and have slowly collected all of her music. She's a gem.

[@myboibill]

She remains about my favorite through out many many years. I hope to see her again soon. Love you Cheryl.

[@katheenburke7950]

Been listening to Cheryl since the 80’s. Fell in love with her music and still listen to her today…love ya Cheryl ❤️🎶

[@venomwhisper3783]

00:32 - I Know This Town 03:38 - Interview w/ Brad Paul 10:53 - 75 Septembers 15:45 - Estate Sale 19:24 - Arrow 23:07 - Don't Forget The Guns

[@PeterKretzman]

Unparalleled. I have some major artists that I truly love, who each have maybe two or three songs that I consider to be genius-level. Cheryl Wheeler, though, probably has 10 or 20 such songs.

[@TaxingIsThieving]

Loathsome