Sadie Johnson's guest appearances

Sadie Johnson

Jazz – Arts and Music

Music On The Couch

Liberty Wingspan's Podcasts

Bridget Kelly

Willie Jackson

Chris Cain

Erica Brown

Andy Cohen

Chris Gill

Dave Thomas

David Baker

John Nemeth

Guy Davis

Matthew Davidson

Peter Erskine

Steve Dawson

Emily Thomas

David Miller

OwlTail

This week, sophomores Maya Silberman and Rin Ryu talk to fellow sophomore Sadie Johnson about her Liberty experience, how this year compares to the 20-21 school year, and the African American studies course.

This week, sophomores Maya Silberman and Rin Ryu talk to fellow sophomore Sadie Johnson about her Liberty experience, how this year compares to the 20-21 school year, and the African American studies course.

United Colors of Liberty: Sadie Johnson

Michael Packer

Mitch Mann

Big Jim Adam

SHOW # 282 – Live Uncut &amp; Uncensored Conversations with “Musicians You Should Know”Couch Kid News with Michael Packer and his new single "Yo Staten Island", his Blues-Hop response to the death of Eric Garner.Mitch Mann moved to Muscle Shoals in 1993 and has become part of the culture of that great musical city.  His new album, Blackwater Creek contains seven originals and four covers. Some incredible musicians including Donna Jean Godchaux, Scott Boyer and Jimmy Hall join him.Big Jim Adam has appeared at the IBC Twice, one representing the Colorado Blues Society and most recently representing his new home, the Blues Society Of The Treasure Coast. He was awarded top honors at the 2012 Telluride Acoustic Blues Competition.  His music is Gospel infused Blues and he can spin a tale brilliantly. His latest albums are the Blues-Roots Cajun Moon and the Blues-Gospel Needed Time.The band Mississippi Fever hails from St. Louis and is made up of singer/guitarist Brent Barker, bassist Ted May and drummer Tom May. Their sophomore album, 300 Miles to Memphis contains 8 originals and two covers and includes some harp from Brandon Santini and keyboards from Rick Steff.Couch Kid New Music brings back Sadie Johnson, a name you might know from Sad Sam Blues Jam, the band she and her sister formed and brought to the IBCs for the Youth Showcases a few years in a row.  Sadie was signed to the Girls With Guitars Tour in Europe by Ruff Records and just released the newest GWG album with Eliana Cargnelutti and Heather Crosse.

SHOW # 282 – Live Uncut &amp; Uncensored Conversations with “Musicians You Should Know” Couch Kid News with Michael Packer and his new single "Yo Staten Island", his Blues-Hop response to the death of Eric Garner. Mitch Mann moved to Muscle Shoals in 1993 and has become part of the culture of that great musical city.  His new album, Blackwater Creek contains seven originals and four covers. Some incredible musicians including Donna Jean Godchaux, Scott Boyer and Jimmy Hall join him. Big Jim Adam has appeared at the IBC Twice, one representing the Colorado Blues Society and most recently representing his new home, the Blues Society Of The Treasure Coast. He was awarded top honors at the 2012 Telluride Acoustic Blues Competition.  His music is Gospel infused Blues and he can spin a tale brilliantly. His latest albums are the Blues-Roots Cajun Moon and the Blues-Gospel Needed Time. The band Mississippi Fever hails from St. Louis and is made up of singer/guitarist Brent Barker, bassist Ted May and drummer Tom May. Their sophomore album, 300 Miles to Memphis contains 8 originals and two covers and includes some harp from Brandon Santini and keyboards from Rick Steff. Couch Kid New Music brings back Sadie Johnson, a name you might know from Sad Sam Blues Jam, the band she and her sister formed and brought to the IBCs for the Youth Showcases a few years in a row.  Sadie was signed to the Girls With Guitars Tour in Europe by Ruff Records and just released the newest GWG album with Eliana Cargnelutti and Heather Crosse.

Michael Packer, Mitch Mann, Big Jim Adam, Mississippi Fever, Sadie Johnson

The 15-year-old guitarist is making a name for herself across south-central Indiana. She hopes to make it to the national scene before she turns 20.

Guitarist Sadie Johnson Is Not Too Young To Rock