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Oct 25, 2026

ChristopherHOST
10:11
That's Tony Trischka, one of the most respected and innovative banjo players in modern acoustic music.
ChristopherHOST
10:16
And he also taught Bella Fleck.
ChristopherHOST
10:18
His playing gives this song a wonderful, almost traditional folk sound, except there's something unsettling about it.
ChristopherHOST
10:23
The banjo seems to grow increasingly restless as the story unfolds, and Gano's voice becomes more desperate, as if we're hearing the character unravel right in front of us.
Christy LeeHOST
5:04
Am I getting that
Chick McGeeHOST
5:05
right? Yeah, there's Bela Fleck,
Tom GriswoldHOST
5:07
the great
Chick McGeeHOST
5:07
musical artist.
Ryan JansonHOST
19:36
It's Ryan.
Ryan JansonHOST
19:37
Coming up, Bela Fleck teams with Billy Strings for a song that takes him back to his childhood in New York City and his fascination with Davy Crockett.
Ryan JansonHOST
19:50
Stevie Wonder offered an unexpected explanation for his relaxed vocal delivery on this song.
Ryan JansonHOST
19:57
In a 2025 interview, he recalled that he drank a beer before recording to give his voice a slightly slurred sound.

8 MINS LATER

speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:27
I hear you calling me.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:31
The home of Danny Crockett in the hills of Tennessee
Ryan JansonHOST
28:53
That was Bela Fleck with Billy Strings on lead vocals and guitar and their cover of Tennessee from Fleck's new release, Live Heart, which was recorded at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on January 8th, 2022.
Ryan JansonHOST
29:09
That song was first recorded by Jimmy Martin in 1968.
Joe RexrodeHOST
74:05
He has been playing saxophone, clarinet, many other instruments in DMV since 2009.
Joe RexrodeHOST
74:10
I mean, like the way he brings bartender home with the piccolo, I mean, that's an all-timer, man, okay? He's also won three Grammys as a member of Bella Fleck and the Flecktones, and he's the artistic director this weekend for the second annual Nashville Jazz Festival, Saturday and Sunday at 3rd and Lindsley.
Joe RexrodeHOST
74:25
He is Jeff Coffin.
Joe RexrodeHOST
74:27
Jeff, welcome to Robbie and Rex Show.
Joe RexrodeHOST
31:05
He has been playing saxophone, clarinet, many other instruments in DMV since 2009.
Joe RexrodeHOST
31:10
I mean, like the way he brings bartender home with the piccolo, I mean, that's an all-timer, man, okay? He's also won three Grammys as a member of Bella Fleck and the Flecktones, and he's the artistic director this weekend for the second annual Nashville Jazz Festival, Saturday and Sunday at 3rd and Lindsley.
Joe RexrodeHOST
31:26
He is Jeff Coffin.
Joe RexrodeHOST
31:27
Jeff, welcome to Robbie and Rex Show.
Dan MillerHOST
0:24
This will be part two of the podcast with Jake.
Dan MillerHOST
0:27
In this continuation of last week's conversation, I'll talk with Jake about his time performing with Sierra Hole, his work as a recording engineer, his newest job with Bela Fleck, and his work with the all-star bluegrass band Section House.
Dan MillerHOST
0:40
We'll also hear some cuts from Section House's new CD.
Dan MillerHOST
0:44
I hope you enjoy part two of the Jake Stargel podcast.

12 MINS LATER

Jake StargelGUEST
13:04
And I did that for like six months.
Jake StargelGUEST
13:06
It was, uh, it was interesting to say the least.
Jake StargelGUEST
13:08
It was just a strange job, but, um, yeah, I had that for like six months and, um, yeah, randomly one day I get this text, uh, from Bela Fleck about, um, if, you know, if I was interested in getting together and playing some music.
Jake StargelGUEST
13:27
And of course I was like, yeah, absolutely.
Brandon GreenGUEST
10:31
I did not know that was a thing.
Brandon GreenGUEST
10:32
Look up Bela Fleck.
Brandon GreenGUEST
10:34
Well, I know Bela Fleck, yes.
Brandon GreenGUEST
10:36
Great classical.
Brandon GreenGUEST
10:37
So you're
Kathy MatteaHOST
91:13
And that obsession has never left him for over 60 years now.
Kathy MatteaHOST
91:18
He absorbed all he could listening to Earl, and he's been cited as a critical link between Scruggs and the next generation of players from Bela Fleck onward.
Kathy MatteaHOST
91:28
He taught Bela as a youngster, and they became fast friends and have been a mutual inspiration for each other for years now.
Kathy MatteaHOST
91:36
He's just released Earl Jam 2, his second tribute album to his hero.
JimHOST
83:51
It stars Kristen Bell, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Reba...
JimHOST
84:00
Kristen Chenoweth, Laney Wilson, Ella Langley, Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley, Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Kelsey Ballerini, Darius Rucker, Carly Pierce, Lucas Nelson, Zach Brown, Lady A, Ashley McBride, Little Big Town, Ricky Skaggs, Bella Fleck.
JimHOST
84:18
Lots of your countries and stars out there.
JimHOST
84:22
We also have Kiera and the Sun.
Matthew LittleGUEST
17:02
not believe it.
Matthew LittleGUEST
17:03
So we were there, we went down and saw Bela Fleck.
Matthew LittleGUEST
17:06
Wow.
Matthew LittleGUEST
17:08
That was pretty cool.
Renae LipsmeyerHOST
17:54
P&P.
Renae LipsmeyerHOST
17:55
But
Matthew LittleGUEST
17:55
that number 41 is a great number 41 with Bela Fleck on the banjo in the background.
Matthew LittleGUEST
18:01
It's a good one.

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