Ruthie Foster

We got four acts on that show up in Manassas, which is a cool show.

Hayes Carll is on that show, and Ruthie Foster, a great, great singer, uh, and blues person.

Uh, Mary Gauthier and a band called Scythian.

But gotta get all those folks sound checked, you know.

Um, and then this is so cool.

Wednesday night at the COTA Concert House in Joplin, Ruthie Foster-

Okay

... is gonna be there.

Wednesday night-

Put a song in my heart

... at the COTA Concert House in Joplin, Ruthie Foster-

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... over at Manassas, I mean, over at, uh, Appalachian State in Boone, is Sarah Jarosz, who's really, really good.

And, uh, over at Manassas is, uh, Hayes Carll, Ruthie Foster, and Mary Gauthier.

We got, it's some good shows, uh, uh, out of town, but that's the way that they crumble sometimes.

You know what? Um, um, obviously because of, uh, App State's relationship with Marshall, I think a, a lot of people in this market know how to get to Boone.

Because wave forming evens out the bass, the level is more satisfying.

This was evident on many recordings I tried, but one example is Ruthie Foster's new blues album, Just Say Yes.

Kick drum and bass guitar lay down a very satisfying foundation that sounded both big and tight with the Trinnov Perlisten setup.

Next, we have recording to recording quality.

That's me.

The incredibly warm, soulful voice of Ruthie Foster with Phenomenal Woman.

That's a word that you struggle to say, isn't it? It is, yeah.

Phenomenal.

I had, you know, Dave Alvin played on a bunch of it.

Uh, Marsha Ball came and played, and Ruthie Foster came and sang, and Cindy Cash Dollar came and put her magic on it.

It was really cool.

And then I had like a ton of really cool piano players, folks that I love.

That's all right.

That's all right.

Now, Ruthie, Ruthie Foster recently said that there's still times that it happens to her, but-

Oh, yeah