Todd Grebe's guest appearances

Todd Grebe

Music City Roots

It's New Orleans: Milo's Music Parlor

Michaela Anne

John Paul White

Alex Williams

Lindi Ortega

Parker Millsap

Brian Whelan

Brian Houston

John Oates

Jerry Douglas

Liz Longley

Sam Bush

Ralph Stanley

Shemekia Copeland

John Nemeth

Carrie Rodriguez

OwlTail

Derek Hoke

Mike Farris

What’s on tap, as we like to say? Well how about John Oates, our yes-we-did-just-drop-that-name superstar buddy who’s done more to parlay his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame stature into the growth and enrichment of Americana music than anybody this side of Springsteen. It was a lot to get our heads around back in the early 2000s when the mustachioed songwriter of “Maneater” and “Kiss On My List” turned back to his folk music roots and began collaborating with lifer/masters like Sam Bush and Vince Gill. But the results have been superb, led by an honest voice that clearly understands the nature of great songs. Oates grew up loving roots music, and he shared an anecdote about that recently in a songwriter showcase interview. He talked about spending time as a teenager with Mississippi John Hurt when he’d come through Philadelphia to play clubs and the city’s famous folk festival. You can tell he was paying attention.

<p>What’s on tap, as we like to say? Well how about <a href="http://musiccityroots.com/artist/john-oates-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Oates</a>, our yes-we-did-just-drop-that-name superstar buddy who’s done more to parlay his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame stature into the growth and enrichment of Americana music than anybody this side of Springsteen. It was a lot to get our heads around back in the early 2000s when the mustachioed songwriter of “Maneater” and “Kiss On My List” turned back to his folk music roots and began collaborating with lifer/masters like Sam Bush and Vince Gill. But the results have been superb, led by an honest voice that clearly understands the nature of great songs. Oates grew up loving roots music, and he shared an anecdote about that recently in a songwriter showcase interview. He talked about spending time as a teenager with Mississippi John Hurt when he’d come through Philadelphia to play clubs and the city’s famous folk festival. You can tell he was paying attention.</p>

Nov. 23, 2016 w/ John Oates, Derek Hoke, Mike Farris, Todd Grebe

If you re looking for that high lonesome sound, you can look no higher than the hills of Alaska, the home of Todd Grebe and Cold Country. After a healthy musical career with the national touring, Nashville based, Alaskan act Bearfoot, band members Angela Oudean and Todd Grebe returned home to Alaska to make more music and a baby in their country music project, Todd Grebe and Cold Country. In this episode of Milo s Music Parlor we catch them on a sojourn to the Big Easy and not even a hurricane could stop them from their trip here. Listen to them chat about everything from writing songs to what they love about New Orleans brassbands.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you re looking for that high lonesome sound, you can look no higher than the hills of Alaska, the home of Todd Grebe and Cold Country. After a healthy musical career with the national touring, Nashville based, Alaskan act Bearfoot, band members Angela Oudean and Todd Grebe returned home to Alaska to make more music and a baby in their country music project, Todd Grebe and Cold Country. In this episode of Milo s Music Parlor we catch them on a sojourn to the Big Easy and not even a hurricane could stop them from their trip here. Listen to them chat about everything from writing songs to what they love about New Orleans brassbands.<p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

Todd Grebe and Cold Country - Milo's Music Parlor - It's New Orleans