Rosanne Cash

FROM THE SHOW: WORDS & MUSIC V

August 19th, 2015 • SEGMENT

From the show "Words & Music V" originally aired on August 19th, 2015

FROM THE SHOW: ON THE ROAD WITH ROSANNE CASH AND ARLO GUTHRIE

May 12th, 2010 • SEGMENT

From the show "On the Road with Rosanne Cash and Arlo Guthrie" originally aired on May 12th, 2010

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

May 4th, 2022 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll revisit our trip to Nashville with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans

GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH

October 10th, 2018 • FULL SHOW

It's a two-hour tribute in song and story to the Man in Black. We'll hear from his family, friends and associates on the contradictions--preacher, outlaw, loving family man, rockabilly rebel--that made the man. Voices include Rosanne Cash; son John Carter Cash; sister Joanne Yates; bassist and original member of the Tennessee Two Marshall Grant; guitarist Johnny Western; producer Rick Rubin; long-time manager Lou Robin; writer and critic Michael Streissguth; and, of course, Johnny Cash.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

March 23rd, 2016 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

WORDS & MUSIC V

August 19th, 2015 • FULL SHOW

Do the words make the song or the notes? What does it take to tell a good tale in music or about music? We put those questions to a few writers of both songs and stories. Singer-songwriter and memoirist Rosanne Cash sits down before a live audience to tell us about her authorial journey, then we chat with novelist Cyril Vetter on translating a musician's life into fiction. And New Orleans bluesman Little Freddie King spins a few tall tales from the juke joint.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

June 3rd, 2015 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry, "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

October 22nd, 2014 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH

September 10th, 2014 • FULL SHOW

It's a two-hour tribute in song and story to the Man in Black. We'll hear from his family, friends and associates on the contradictions--preacher, outlaw, loving family man, rockabilly rebel--that made the man. Voices include Rosanne Cash; son John Carter Cash; sister Joanne Yates; bassist and original member of the Tennessee Two, Marshall Grant; guitarist Johnny Western; producer Rick Rubin; long-time manager Lou Robin; writer and critic Michael Streissguth; and, of course, Johnny Cash.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

March 26th, 2014 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry, "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

WORDS & MUSIC

March 5th, 2014 • FULL SHOW

Do the words make the song or the notes? What does it take to tell a good tale in music or about music? We put those questions to a few writers of both songs and stories. Singer-songwriter and memoirist Rosanne Cash sits down before a live audience to tell us about her authorial journey, then we chat with novelist Cyril Vetter on translating a musician's life into fiction. And New Orleans bluesman Little Freddie King spins a few tall tales from the juke joint.

WORDS & MUSIC

May 15th, 2013 • FULL SHOW

Do the words make the song or the notes? What does it take to tell a good tale in music or about music? We put those questions to a few writers of both songs and stories. Singer-songwriter and memoirist Rosanne Cash sits down before a live audience to tell us about her authorial journey, then we chat with novelist Cyril Vetter on translating a musician's life into fiction. And New Orleans bluesman Little Freddie King spins a few tall tales from the juke joint.

WORDS & MUSIC

May 30th, 2012 • FULL SHOW

Do the words make the song or the notes? What does it take to tell a good tale in music or about music? We asked these questions to a few writers of both songs and stories. Singer-songwriter and memoirist Rosanne Cash sits down before a live audience to tell us about her authorial journey, then we chat with novelist Cyril Vetter on translating a musician's life into fiction. And New Orleans bluesman Little Freddie King spins a few tall tales from the juke joint.

GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH

September 8th, 2010 • FULL SHOW

It's a two-hour tribute in song and story to the Man in Black. We'll hear from his family, friends and associates on the contradictions--preacher, outlaw, loving family man, rockabilly rebel--that made the man. Voices include Rosanne Cash; son John Carter Cash; sister Joanne Yates; bassist and original member of the Tennessee Two Marshall Grant; guitarist Johnny Western; producer Rick Rubin; long-time manager Lou Robin; writer and critic Michael Streissguth; and, of course, Johnny Cash.

ON THE ROAD WITH ROSANNE CASH AND ARLO GUTHRIE

May 12th, 2010 • FULL SHOW

This week's American Routes hits the road in story and song. We visit with country singer and songwriter Rosanne Cash about life in a musical family, living in Nashville and her recent release, Black Cadillac. And join Nick as he rides the rails--it's a trip on the City of New Orleans train with the singer that made it famous, folk hero Arlo Guthrie. Plus two hours of the traveling blues, as well as country, jazz, rock and soul and more.

GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH

September 10th, 2008 • FULL SHOW

It's a two-hour tribute in song and story to the Man in Black. We'll hear from his family, friends and associates on the contradictions--preacher, outlaw, loving family man, rockabilly rebel--that made the man. Voices include Rosanne Cash; son John Carter Cash; sister Joanne Yates; bassist and original member of the Tennessee Two Marshall Grant; guitarist Johnny Western; producer Rick Rubin; long time manager Lou Robin; writer and critic Michael Streissguth; and, of course, Johnny Cash.

ON THE ROAD WITH ROSANNE CASH AND ARLO GUTHRIE

March 26th, 2008 • FULL SHOW

This weeks' American Routes hits the road in story and song. We visit with country singer and songwriter Rosanne Cash about life in a musical family, living in Nashville and her recent release, Black Cadillac. And join Nick as he rides the rails. It's a trip on the City of New Orleans train with the singer that made it famous, folk hero Arlo Guthrie. Plus two hours of the traveling blues, as well as country, jazz, rock and soul and more.

GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH

September 5th, 2007 • FULL SHOW

It's a two-hour tribute in song and story to the Man in Black. We'll hear from his family, friends and associates on the contradictions--preacher, outlaw, loving family man, rockabilly rebel--that made the man. Voices include Rosanne Cash; son John Carter Cash; sister Joanne Yates; bassist and original member of the Tennessee Two Marshall Grant; guitarist Johnny Western; producer Rick Rubin; long time manager Lou Robin; writer and critic Michael Streissguth; and, of course, Johnny Cash.

ON THE ROAD WITH ROSANNE CASH AND ARLO GUTHRIE

April 5th, 2006 • FULL SHOW

This weeks' American Routes hits the road in story and song. We visit with country singer and songwriter Rosanne Cash about life in a musical family, living in Nashville and her recent release, Black Cadillac. And join Nick as he rides the rails. It's a trip on the City of New Orleans train with the singer that made it famous, folk hero Arlo Guthrie. Plus two hours of the traveling blues, as well as country, jazz, rock and soul and more.

FROM THE SHOW: FACE THE MUSIC AND VOTE! AMERICAN ROUTES 2020 ELECTION SHOW

October 28th, 2020 • SEGMENT

From the show "Face the Music and Vote! American Routes 2020 Election Show" originally aired on October 28th, 2020

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FROM THE SHOW: I PUT A SPELL ON YOU: HALLOWEEN '19

October 23rd, 2019 • SEGMENT

From the show "I Put a Spell on You: Halloween '19" originally aired on October 23rd, 2019

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FROM THE SHOW: WHEN IS FATHER'S DAY?

June 12th, 2019 • SEGMENT

From the show "When is Father's Day?" originally aired on June 12th, 2019

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FROM THE SHOW: I PUT A SPELL ON YOU: HALLOWEEN '18

October 24th, 2018 • SEGMENT

From the show "I Put a Spell on You: Halloween '18 " originally aired on October 24th, 2018

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