Trains, Dylan & The Trickster: A Chat with Ketch Secor
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Exploring the Heart of Country Music with Ketch Secor | Curious Goldfish PodcastJoin Jason English on the Curious Goldfish Podcast as he sits down with Ketch Secor, the voice and fiddle behind Old Crow Medicine Show. In this episode, they delve into the transformative power of music, Ketch's solo album 'Story the Crow Told Me,' and his role as a steward of country music heritage. They also touch on Ketch's experiences with iconic figures like Marty Stuart and Darius Rucker, and discuss the cultural significance of trains, geography, and Nashville's evolution. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this conversation promises to engage and inspire.
00:00 The Power of Music
01:14 Introduction to Curious Goldfish
02:00 Interview with Ketch Secor Begins
04:06 Railroad Revival Tour Memories
04:53 The Magic of Trains and Music
11:34 Wagon Wheel and Darius Rucker
17:05 Curiosity and Wanderlust
20:28 Nashville's Musical Legacy
25:36 Ken Burns' Country Music Documentary
26:57 Reflecting on Ken Burns' Influence
27:34 The Impact of Public Television
29:10 Personal Struggles and Triumphs
30:31 A New Chapter in Life
31:54 Behind the Scenes of the Documentary
37:03 The Making of 'The Crow Told Me'
39:35 Musical Inspirations and Collaborations
40:48 Exploring Regional Differences
45:27 The Legacy of Music and Mentorship
46:46 The Journey of a Lifetime
49:39 Connecting with People Through Music
51:20 The Trickster's Wisdom
🎙️ Welcome to Curious Goldfish!Curious Goldfish is a podcast community where music and curiosity come together through meaningful conversations with the music makers of our world. It’s a music podcast about more than music, inspired by Ted Lasso. Hosted by Jason English, each episode dives into the stories, struggles, and inspirations behind some of the most captivating voices in Americana, rock, folk, country, and bluegrass.Whether it’s Grammy winners, rising stars, or undiscovered gems, we explore the creative journey, personal transformation, and the impact of place and purpose on art.























