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Old Crow Medicine Show

Old Crow Medicine Show

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Sep 17, 2026

Bart GregoryHOST
36:57
So
Charlie WinfieldHOST
36:57
Darius Rucker went to South Carolina and he butchered Old Crow Medicine Show's version of Wagon Wheel.
Bart GregoryHOST
37:07
Don't ever say that.
Bart GregoryHOST
37:08
I will fight you tooth and nail over Darius Rucker.
Joe KendrickHOST
17:24
This episode is no different, but one thing that is about to change is the future direction of Southern songs and stories.
Joe KendrickHOST
17:31
This is the third in a series of four interviews from artists at this year's Merlefest, and next up is Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show.
Joe KendrickHOST
17:39
Beyond that, I'm debating on what to do with the podcast.
Joe KendrickHOST
17:42
I hope to keep it going, maybe in a different format, but the current chapter of this series is soon coming to a close.
Eddie GarciaPANELIST
9:17
Mm-hmm.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:17
And I think for a lot of country music fans, Wagon Wheel is Darius Rucker's because Old Crow Medicine Show is the only one to actually record it.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:26
You know, it was written partially by Bob Dylan, and then Ketch finished the song.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:33
But as much as it's a Bob Dylan song, it wasn't.
Ben OpipariHOST
1:14
So with that, check out this episode.
Ben OpipariHOST
1:21
And today on the podcast, the founder of the Grammy-winning band, Old Crow Medicine Show.
Ben OpipariHOST
1:27
It is Ketch Secor.
Ben OpipariHOST
1:29
Lot of good stuff in this.
Ben OpipariHOST
2:25
We could have probably dedicated a whole episode just to reading, and he's a voracious reader, but also writes a lot too outside of songwriting.
Ben OpipariHOST
2:32
Um, and yeah, love this conversation.
Ben OpipariHOST
2:35
Here it is with Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show.
Ben OpipariHOST
2:39
Do you think it's important to create in some fashion every day, or does forcing things make it too derivative for you?
Raina DourisHOST
0:40
If you have been feeling conflicted about the United States in 2026, I think you might really enjoy today's session.
Raina DourisHOST
0:47
Old Crow Medicine Show have been all over America playing music through the years, and they share their perspective on it with their new album, Union Made, which they made with the 250th in mind.
Raina DourisHOST
0:59
Frontman Ketch Secor and bassist Morgan rehning talk about what they've seen in their travels, their own relationship to America, and the role folk music plays in it all.
Raina DourisHOST
1:09
Plus, they share live performances of songs from their new record.
Raina DourisHOST
1:12
Our conversation gets going in just a moment, but to kick it off, here's Old Crow Medicine Show performing Howdy Do America, live from World Cafe.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:25
Two, three.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:27
Just a little story 'bout the train I ride.
Ketch SecorGUEST
3:21
Howdy do America.
SpencerHOST
0:01
This episode with storyteller, song catcher, and Old Crow Medicine Show frontman Ketch Secor is like a music lesson, a history lesson, and a charisma lesson wrapped in one.
SpencerHOST
0:10
Ketch is truly one of a kind.
SpencerHOST
0:13
On this episode, he plays and unpacks tracks from his new record, A Story the Crow Told Me.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:43
sure.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:44
I'd be glad to tell you about them.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:45
This record that I made, which is called Story the Crow Told Me, is a bit of an autobiography of my journey with my band, Old Crow Medicine Show.
Ketch SecorGUEST
1:55
And it's sort of at the headwaters of this band and this project to go out there and be the best rock and roll and string band that we could.
Ketch SecorGUEST
2:04
And that turned out to be kind of a tall order because being a string band in the late 90s, there wasn't a lot of other folks that were doing it.
Josh GrahamHOST
70:30
People will call you raging mad.
Josh GrahamHOST
70:33
I remember sitting at the final four and saying that, Wagon Wheel wasn't Darius Rucker's song, but was in fact Old Crow Medicine shows.
Josh GrahamHOST
70:43
And at 2.20 in the morning, I'm sitting at the convention center in downtown Indianapolis, and some guy's calling in, yelling at me, saying, it was Bob Dylan's song! It was Bob's! No, well, Bob...
Josh GrahamHOST
70:55
wrote one lyric of it, and then they found it and made the rest of the song.
EddieHOST
9:33
Mm-hmm.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:33
And I think for a lot of country music fans, Wagon Wheel is Darius Rucker's because Old Crow Medicine Show is the only one to actually record it.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:42
You know, it was written partially by Bob Dylan, and then Ketch finished the song.
Bobby BonesHOST
9:48
But as much as a it's a Bob Dylan song, it wasn't.
Jennifer JohnseyHOST
37:05
Yeah, this weekend up in Bristol.
Jennifer JohnseyHOST
37:07
Man, Old Crow Medicine Show.
Jennifer JohnseyHOST
37:09
They've got some big folks up there performing.
Bob YarbroughHOST
37:13
I was kind of looking across the decades to see what festivals were back in the 70s, 80s, 90s.
Jason VerlindeHOST
1:59
I asked her a little bit about her wedding, which she didn't really talk a whole lot about.
Jason VerlindeHOST
2:03
And then lo and behold, I'm surfing the web, and same weekend as our Fretboard Summit, Molly tied the knot with Katz from Old Crow Medicine Show, and it was in People Magazine.
Jason VerlindeHOST
2:14
So you can do a Google search for People Magazine, Molly Tuttle, and see one of the most beautiful weddings you'll ever see.
Jason VerlindeHOST
2:21
I had no idea.

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