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0:58 Listen to the intro for Strange Roots Radio with Cordovas, which will air at 10 pm CT Sunday nights starting Jan. 17, 2021. Nashville’s Cordovas, the psychedelic country rock band with history from Los Angeles to Baja, Mexico to Music By God City, has joined WMOT’s Americana adventure with their own show, Strange Roots Radio. It’s two hours of deep-cutting exploration from the American South and beyond, exploring the fringe of the American canon’s fabric, according to the band’s shamanistic front man and voice of SRR, Joe Firstman.  Strange Roots Radio will launch on January 1...

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Welcome to Liner Notes, a collection of audio thumbnail essays that tell the story behind seminal albums that you know and love.  In the early 1990s, the music scene was dominated by a fusion of jazz and hip-hop loops. To no surprise, new artists were adding a dimension to this already exciting form. Digable Planets, founded by Ishmael “Butterfly” Butler, Craig “Cee-Knowledge the Doodlebug” Irvin and Mary Ann “Ladybug Mecca” Veiria, entered the music scene in the early 1990s. Their debut album release “Reachin’” in 1993 was a chart-topper, leading to their radio and com...

After ten years of getting kicked out of bars in New York, Stuffy Shmitt finally figured out that “his brain was on fire” because he was actually suffering from bipolar disorder. He made the move to Nashville six years ago and, as he points out in his bio, “finally got my head screwed on tight enough to make a new record.” Stuff Happens is Shmitt’s first in eight years, although he did release two full length albums in 2012! Stuff Happens came out earlier this month and I wanted to include it before I take a little holiday hiatus from Liner Notes. The eleven song collection runs t...

Those records he played on the liner notes didn't say glen campbell played on those beach boys records. but he did. >> so many blessings tied up in this. i mean, think about what's going on with glen and the gift he's giving and the gift he's receiving and how he is touching people's lives and how many people who are going through this with their family members feel so seen because he's opening up such a conversation. >> glen is not more important because he's musical but here's somebody with one of the greatest gifts god ever put into somebody. and at the end of the day it hasn't been taken a...