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To most of the world, Tim Snider is best known as the Violin Warrior in the band Nahko and Medicine for the People. But my fans might remember Tim from when we shared stages together back in the day, on the road during his time as the leader of a young band called Sol'Jibe.
I know few people who’ve experienced 'the music life' from as many perspectives as Tim has. He started as a bandleader, and he built his band up to full-time multi-regional success around America. Then he went solo, and made his mark up and down the west coast as a one man violin looping show... and now he finds himself as a sideman in one of the fastest rising acts I’ve seen in recent musical history.
We covered a LOT in a fascinating, two-part conversation... during the fiercest rainstorm Central New York has seen in years.
Tim's website: http://timsnidermusic.com
Nahko & Medicine for the People: http://nahko.com/home/
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SHOW NOTES:
Tim mentions these influences during our conversation in this episode:
Jazz Violinists
Jean-Luc Ponty http://ponty.com
Stéphane Grappelli https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stéphane_Grappelli
Stuff Smith https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuff_Smith
Regina Carter http://reginacarter.com
Flamenco guitarists
Paco de Lucía https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paco_de_Lucía
Al Di Meola http://aldimeola.com
Vicente Amigo http://www.vicenteamigo.com/en/
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Danielle Miraglia has been a staple on the Boston music scene for just about as long as I’ve been playing there. She’s just released her 4th official album - All My Heroes Are Ghosts - with her band, The Glory Junkies, and she’s been touring for the past few months in support of it. I caught her show here in Syracuse a couple weeks ago, and the next day she sat down in my kitchen for my first in-person interview -- and what turned out to be a wide-ranging conversation.
As you’ll hear, her record is fantastic, and you can get it, as well as all Danielle’s other music at: http://daniellem.com
(Want the FULL interview? Get access to Part TWO of this and every other podcast I release, as well as all my new original music, by subscribing for a dollar at my Patreon page: http://patreon.com/SethHoran)
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The most misunderstood aspect of what I do is that I do it... with a bass.
This is because some people see the bass as a young instrument; a barely-explored voice just coming into its place in the world.... and others see it strictly as the embodiment of a sacred musical job that must never be changed.
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