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Set I
Titles & Introduction
Six Months Earlier
Session #01 - Frank Fairfield
Session #02 - NAS
Session #03 - Alabama Shakes
Session #04 - Los Lobos
Session #04 - Take 2
Session #05 - Elton John
Session #06 - Ashley Monroe
Session #07 - Taj Mahal
Session #08 - Pokey LaFarge
Session #09 - Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
Session #10 - Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton
Session #11 - The Hawaiians
Session #12 - Bettye Lavette
Session #13 - The Avett Brothers
Session #14 - Ana Gabriel
Session #15 - Beck & Choir
Session #16 - Rhiannon Giddens
Session #17 - Raphael Saandiq
Session #18 - The Lost Bayou Ramblers
Recording..... Then and Now
The Last Session - Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
End Titles
Six Months Earlier
Session #01 - Frank Fairfield
Session #02 - NAS
Session #03 - Alabama Shakes
Session #04 - Los Lobos
Session #04 - Take 2
Session #05 - Elton John
Session #06 - Ashley Monroe
Session #07 - Taj Mahal
Session #08 - Pokey LaFarge
Session #09 - Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
Session #10 - Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton
Session #11 - The Hawaiians
Session #12 - Bettye Lavette
Session #13 - The Avett Brothers
Session #14 - Ana Gabriel
Session #15 - Beck & Choir
Session #16 - Rhiannon Giddens
Session #17 - Raphael Saandiq
Session #18 - The Lost Bayou Ramblers
Recording..... Then and Now
The Last Session - Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
End Titles
Set II
Set III
Comment
The Sessions
Arena, American Epic Episode 4 of 4
The machine that introduced the sounds of America to its people has been lovingly reassembled and now, in the heart of Hollywood, in a perfect recreation of the atmosphere and conditions of America's first ever recording studios, today's music superstars roll the epic on.
Elton John, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Alabama Shakes, Jack White, Nas, Ana Gabriel, Beck, Los Lobos and Steve Martin are among the artists who test their skills against the demands of the recording machine that literally made American music. There are no edits, no overdubs and no retakes, and the disc only allows for three minutes of recording time.
Despite these limitations, today's recordings for American Epic have one advantage - the freshly recorded sound is crystal clear and of an astonishing depth, transporting us vividly into the past - and the future.
Arena, American Epic Episode 4 of 4
The machine that introduced the sounds of America to its people has been lovingly reassembled and now, in the heart of Hollywood, in a perfect recreation of the atmosphere and conditions of America's first ever recording studios, today's music superstars roll the epic on.
Elton John, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Alabama Shakes, Jack White, Nas, Ana Gabriel, Beck, Los Lobos and Steve Martin are among the artists who test their skills against the demands of the recording machine that literally made American music. There are no edits, no overdubs and no retakes, and the disc only allows for three minutes of recording time.
Despite these limitations, today's recordings for American Epic have one advantage - the freshly recorded sound is crystal clear and of an astonishing depth, transporting us vividly into the past - and the future.
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