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June 14, 2022
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It is quite a thrill to have Steve Forbert join the show this week.  A truly unique and legendary talent in American music, Steve is a folk singer with a troubadour’s soul, a poetic lyricist, and self-described ‘calm lizard.’ He lends his warm and serene voice to the podcast for a fascinating and fun talk with Mark and Lowell. They discuss everything from Steve’s early success as a singer-songwriter in New York City’s thriving 70’s music scene, to the good and bad in dealing with major music labels, and how Steve has always stayed true to himself throughout his incredible career. And so much more. 

Steve is a Grammy-nominated folk-rock singer and a pioneer of the Americana genre of music, a mix of folk, roots-rock, and storytelling. He has 20 studio albums besides releasing 4 live and 5 compilation albums. You can buy his wonderful memoir “Big City Cat: My Life in Folk Rock” on his website as well as on Amazon.

And Steve is currently on tour! Be sure to check out his schedule on his website below.

A man of integrity and dedication to the purity of writing and performing the music he loves, we are sure you will enjoy this conversation with Steve Forbert.

Follow Steve:
https://www.steveforbert.com/
https://www.facebook.com/sforbert
https://www.instagram.com/steveforbert
https://twitter.com/SteveForbert

Your hosts:
Mark Schiff
markschiff.com
twitter.com/markschiff
instagram.com/markschiff1

Lowell Benjamin
twitter.com/lowellcbenjamin
instagram.com/lowellcbenjamin

Check out Mark’s books
“I Killed: True Stories of the Road from America’s Top Comics”
www.amazon.com/Killed-True-Stories-Americas-Comics-ebook/dp/B0024NP5DI

“Why Not?: Lessons on Comedy, Courage, and Chutzpah”
www.amazon.com/Why-Not-Lessons-Courage-Chutzpah/dp/1954641168/ref=nodl_

 

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