When this eTown episode first aired last year, our musical guests had one thing in common: They were all returning to the eTown stage after many years. They include the dynamic Australian band The Waifs, which normally consists of sisters Vikki Thorn and Donna Simpson and their longtime collaborator Josh Cunningham; and gifted singer/songwriter Jim Lauderdale, whose songs have been recorded by a Who’s Who of country and pop music stars over the years. Plus, we’ll hear from the young founder of a nonprofit that, he feels, will help with global warming while acting as a bridge to heal the political division re: climate change in this country.
eTown Time Capsule 2003 - Delbert McClinton / Kathleen Edwards
eTown‘s Holiday Special with hosts Nick and Helen Forster
eTown‘s Best of 2002 - (PART TWO)
eTown‘s Best of 2002 - PART ONE
eTown Time Capsule 2002 - Charlie Musslewhite / Corey Harris
eTown Time Capsule 2001 - Leon Redbone / Eliza Gilkyson / Fleet Maull
eTown‘s Best of 2001
eTown Time Capsule 2001 - Buddy Guy / Odetta
eTown Time Capsule 2000 - Keb‘ Mo‘ / Sarah Harmer
eTown‘s Best of 2000
eTown Time-Capsule 2000: Michael McDonald, Roy Rogers and Shana Morrison
eTown Time Capsule 1999 - Krist Kristofferson / Jesse Winchester
eTown‘s Best of 1999
eTown Time-Capsule 1999: Natalie Merchant, Rick Danko & Garth Hudson, Pete Seeger
eTown Time-Capsule 1998: Emmylou Harris, Bill Frisell with Jerry Douglas and Viktor Krauss
eTown‘s Best of 1998
eTown Time Capsule 1997 - Robert Cray / Johnny Long
eTown Time-Capsule: Iris DeMent and Cliff Eberhardt and interview guest President Jimmy Carter (originally aired in 1997)
eTown’s Best of 1997
eTown Time-Capsule: Willie Nelson and Angélique Kidjo
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