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Peter Rowan

Peter Rowan

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Oct 22, 2026

Chris WuerthHOST
61:32
yeah the hardware store sounds to me like the perfect place to play and hear music i i it is i like small places that are kind of out of the ordinary and you know you just there and sit there and they're right up there with you and you play
Terry EldredgeGUEST
61:46
yeah yeah you said if it's packed you can sit probably 75 people in there they've got tables you know sit around and eat and that and i and i am uh In November, I'm getting to do a gig with Peter Rowan.
Terry EldredgeGUEST
62:00
He called, I'd played with Peter years back, just a few days with him when him and Vassar Clements did a few things and played gigs with him.
Terry EldredgeGUEST
62:08
He remembered me and he seen that we were playing.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:35
They did a very worthy job of it.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:37
Big fan of Peter Rowan.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:38
Big fan of Midnight Moonlight.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:40
Fun bluegrass.
Melody WalkerGUEST
8:04
That was, like, their festival they went to every year, met up with their friends at, picked and, you know, I got to see incredible acts, and that's like a very bluegrass and beyond type of festival.
Melody WalkerGUEST
8:14
So, like, you know, I would see Peter Rowan and David Grisman and Laurie Lewis, and then I would see at night, like, Bonnie Raitt, you know, headlining.
Melody WalkerGUEST
8:24
Um, or, like, you know, Little Feat or things like that, like, big rock bands.
Melody WalkerGUEST
8:29
Um, but that still had, like, that rootsy component, you know? So, like, that stuff is just deep in my DNA as a songwriter, as an artist.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
28:22
Someone who traveled with him on Grateful Dead tours remembered walking into his hotel room and finding him practicing banjo for the next bluegrass gig because he cared, because he did not want to bomb.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
28:36
Around him gathered David Grisman on mandolin and Peter Rowan on guitar.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
28:42
They needed a bass player who could hold the bottom of an acoustic band without a wire in sight.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
28:48
That was Kahn, the jazz string bass player from the conservatory, back on the big wooden instrument he had first fallen for.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
29:10
Grisman said Vassar was a hero to all three of them and at the height of his powers, and that playing next to him was like being next to Charlie Parker in his prime.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
29:21
Garcia, he added, had never worked with real bluegrass musicians before, and he was in seventh heaven.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
29:30
On one early tape, Grisman introduces the band to the crowd, Peter Rowan on the guitar, fiddling Richard Greene, Spud Garcia on the five-string banjo, and on the bass, little John Kahn, which is a fine name for one of the tallest, lankiest men in the room.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
29:51
The band filled big halls in the East in front of Deadheads who loved whatever Jerry did.
The String

The String

Bryan Sutton

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

#77 CA
Bryan SuttonGUEST
36:20
Well, I think that they, the three of those guys, just got together after doing a few of these sort of reunion shows.
Bryan SuttonGUEST
36:26
I think Pete Rowan played some guitar with them-
Craig HavighurstHOST
36:28
Mm-hmm
Bryan SuttonGUEST
36:28
... um, here and there, and there was never really kind of a concert- like you say, sort of unspoken, uh, just roughshod, "Let's ...
JD RyznarHOST
25:09
Yeah.
JD RyznarHOST
25:11
Uh, the songwriter, Peter Rowan, is a Grammy-winning bluegrass player in the International Bluegrass Hall of Fame.
JD RyznarHOST
25:16
In the early '70s, he was a member of the, of this group, Old and in the Way, and I think they were the first to record this song.
JD RyznarHOST
25:22
Uh, you can hear of another version that Peter recorded as a solo artist.

40 MINS LATER

Dave LyonsHOST
65:42
[laughs]
FabioSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:45
Number two.
JD RyznarHOST
65:46
Uh, John Hartford is one of this country's great songwriters.
JD RyznarHOST
65:50
Uh, once, uh, his beautiful song Gentle on My Mind about fondly remembering a past love was recorded by Glen Campbell.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:35
They did a very worthy job of it.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:37
Big fan of Peter Rowan.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:38
Big fan of Midnight Moonlight.
Trevor ShawHOST
28:40
Fun bluegrass.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:28
Carter Eddy, which is Jake's brother on bass.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:30
We do a George Jones song, we do a bunch of traditional old time, some Stanley Brothers, Peter Rowan, Lonesome L.A.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:37
Cowboy is the title track.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:38
Thanks for asking about that.
David PerlisGUEST
19:20
But it runs very deep.
David PerlisGUEST
19:21
David Grisman, Peter Rowan.
David PerlisGUEST
19:24
These are a facet of Banana Levenger from the Youngbloods.
David PerlisGUEST
19:27
I kind of call it yellow grass.
Dave StroudHOST
113:57
We're going to close out with just two more.
Dave StroudHOST
113:59
We've got Peter Rowan and Don Edwards and Trail to Mexico from the album High Lonesome Cowboy.
Dave StroudHOST
114:07
But first...
Dave StroudHOST
114:09
How about a little bit of Rosalie Sorrell's and classic 1961 track called Empty Cots in the Bunkhouse Tonight.

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