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Country Fried Rock

Sloane Spencer

Music Uncovered, a Podcast from 2009-2020

music music interviews

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29:50

Country Fried Rock 1215: Brett Anderson of Ha Ha...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/12/19

SummaryFrom 2012: Brett Anderson from Ha Ha Tonka drops some serious wisdom on the creative journey of music-making, emphasizing that the band's evolution is all about the collective influences that blend into their sound. He spills the beans on how their roots run deep, tracing back to childhood memories filled with bluegrass, Motown, and Southern rock vibes that shaped their musical DNA. As they reminisce about their early days jamming in high school talent shows, it’s clear that experimentation

27:52

Country Fried Rock 1214: Angela Easterling From...

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2025/12/19

SummaryFrom 2012: Angela Easterling dives into the delightful chaos of her creative journey, showcasing how her latest album, a unique blend of Americana and French flair, came to be. She shares the quirky backstory of translating her songs and the unexpected challenges that arose, like accidentally asking a food truck for apple juice instead of directions in Paris. Angela reflects on her evolution as an artist, tracing her roots back to her childhood and her diverse musical influences, all while

30:11

Country Fried Rock 1213: Patrick Sweany Talks...

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2025/12/12

SummaryFrom 2012: Patrick Sweany gets real about the Nashville music scene, diving deep into his journey from coffee shop gigs in Ohio to making waves in the heart of Music City. He spills the beans on how the Basement became his home base and his Nashville family, crediting them for his leap into this vibrant community where creativity flows like sweet tea on a hot day. Patrick reminisces about the electric nights at showcases, where he learned that every performance is a chance to connect with an

24:12

Country Fried Rock 1212: James McMurtry on Music and...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/12/12

SummaryJames McMurtry, a heavyweight in the music world, takes center stage in this convo, diving deep into the heart of protest music and social change. He kicks things off with a hilarious admission about writing songs just to get ladies' attention (classic move)! As they riff on McMurtry's journey from lonely beer garden gigs to crafting powerful anthems, he shares the backstory of his iconic protest song, "We Can't Make It Here," which struck a chord right before the 2004 elections. The

23:45

Country Fried Rock 1211: Annie Rothschild of...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/12/05

SummaryFrom 2012: Annie Rothschild of Paladino spills the beans on her musical journey, diving into how her roots in blues, thanks to her dad's iconic record label (Landslide), shaped her sound and career. From the early days of tinkering with piano and clarinet to her recent romance with the upright bass, she reveals how her eclectic influences, from Bonnie Raitt to the Allman Brothers, spark her creativity. The convo takes a twist as Annie talks about the unique blend of country vibes with a punk

23:05

Country Fried Rock 1210: Margo Price on Buffalo...

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2025/12/05

SummaryFrom 2012. At the end of this episode, well, she did exactly that.Margo Price of Buffalo Clover dives deep into her musical journey, sharing how her roots in family music and her self-taught guitar skills shaped her unique sound. With a blend of candid reflection and playful anecdotes, she reminisces about her early days, from awkward piano lessons to the exhilarating thrill of writing her own songs. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as she reveals the therapeutic power of songwriting,

22:09

Country Fried Rock 1209: Laurence Scott of The...

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2025/11/28

SummaryFrom 2012: Sloane Spencer and Laurence Scott of The Famous dive deep into the vibrant intersection of classic country and punk rock in this episode of Country Fried Rock, laying down the unique sound that defines their music. They explore how their roots in the Dallas music scene have influenced their creative journey, blending genres like a master chef whipping up a signature dish. With a laid-back vibe, they reminisce about their formative years, sneaking into clubs and soaking in the raw

35:05

Country Fried Rock 1207: Brett Detar of the Juliana...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/11/28

SummaryFrom 2012: Brett Detar drops into the Country Fried Rock scene, bringing a whole lot of musical wisdom and a splash of nostalgia. He dives into the wild ride of his creative journey, from cranking out tunes in his childhood to blasting off on a solo endeavor that’s as authentic as it gets. The convo covers everything from the chaotic joy of touring to the heartwarming stories behind his songwriting process, revealing how his love for Americana and classic rock shaped his latest record

26:41

Country Fried Rock 1203: Adam Remnant of Southeast...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/11/21

SummaryFrom 2012, Adam Remnant from Southeast Engine dives deep into the creative process behind their music, sharing how inspiration strikes like lightning when least expected. He chats with the host about the band's roots in Athens (Ohio) and their journey through the indie music scene, revealing how the blend of personal experiences and diverse musical influences shapes their sound. The conversation flows effortlessly, touching on everything from their social media presence to the dynamics of

20:38

Country Fried Rock 1205: Tara Nevins of Donna the...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/11/21

SummaryFrom 2012: Tara Nevins of Donna the Buffalo dives into her journey of creativity and self-discovery in this episode, kicking things off by chatting about her latest solo album, Wood and Stone. She shares how her upbringing in a musically vibrant household and her classical training on the violin shaped her path, leading her to embrace the roots of old-time fiddle music that resonate deeply within her. Tara reminisces about her time in Huntsville, Alabama, where she penned much of the album,

28:34

Country Fried Rock 1202: Shurman on Austin, BBQ, and...

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2025/11/14

SummaryBack in 2011, we chatted with Aaron Beavers of Shurman. Surprising everyone, they reunited in August 2025 for a number of tour dates.Sloane kicks things off with a warm welcome to Aaron from the band Shurman, and it's all about that sweet, sweet vibe of creativity in music. Right from the get-go, they dive into the heart of the matter, how music festivals bring artists together, not just for the love of the music, but for the chance to reconnect with old friends and share new tunes. Erin

18:13

Country Fried Rock 1201: Dawes on Food, Fun, and...

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2025/11/14

SummaryBack in 2011, we chatted with the guys from Dawes. Sloane Spencer kicks things off with an easygoing chat with Dawes, and it’s anything but your average interview. They dig into the band’s musical origin story, tracing it back to a family that didn’t just play music, they lived it. Picture jam sessions in the living room, with dad laying down the soulful grooves that sparked a lifelong love for sound.As they swap stories of sun-soaked California days and the wild mix of influences that shaped

24:01

Country Fried Rock 1521: RayLand Baxter Unveils...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/11/07

SummaryIn this episode from 2015, we sit down with singer-songwriter RayLand Baxter to talk about his upcoming album Imaginary Man, set to release on August 14 through ATO Records.Although he grew up in Nashville and is the son of a well-known songwriter, RayLand didn’t dive into music seriously until his twenties. He shares what led him there and how his path into songwriting unfolded a bit later than expected.We also talk about his evolution as an artist and some of the personal choices that shape

18:05

Country Fried Rock 1520: T. Hardy Morris Buries Dead...

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2025/11/07

SummaryIn this episode from 2015, we sit down with T. Hardy Morris, best known as the frontman of Dead Confederate, to talk about how his music has evolved and what went into making his latest album, Drowning on a Mountaintop.Hardy opens up about the creative process behind the record, including how he’s been experimenting with different sounds, like blending pedal steel into a rock setting, and how that’s shaped the feel of the album.We also talk about the collaborative nature of his work. He

23:58

Country Fried Rock 1516: Great Peacock Recording,...

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2025/10/31

SummaryThis week's episode from 2015 features an in-depth conversation with the Nashville-based band Great Peacock, comprised of Andrew Nelson and Blount Floyd. We delve into their creative journey, particularly focusing on their recently released debut full-length album, which showcases their evolution as musicians. Throughout the discussion, we explore the intricacies of building a cohesive musical team, the transformative nature of songwriting over time, and the unique recording experiences

21:43

Country Fried Rock 1517: Mason Lankford of Folk...

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2025/10/31

SummaryIn this episode from 2015, we catch up with Mason Lankford from the Texas-based band Folk Family Revival to talk about the band’s evolving sound, especially with their new album Water Walker. Mason shares how this latest record marks a real shift from their earlier work, both stylistically and creatively.We dig into how the band approaches making music, especially the role live performance plays in shaping their songs before they ever hit the studio. Mason talks about finding the balance

16:48

Country Fried Rock 1513: Sam Lewis on the Making of...

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2025/10/24

SummaryThis podcast episode from 2015 features an in-depth conversation with renowned Nashville-based songwriter Sam Lewis, who is currently promoting his latest album, Waiting on You, released under Brash Records. The discussion delves into the intricacies of Lewis's artistic journey, highlighting his extensive touring experiences across the United States and Europe, which have profoundly influenced his songwriting process. Notably, the album showcases a remarkable collaboration with esteemed

21:21

Country Fried Rock 1515: Year of October from...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/10/24

SummaryIn this episode from 2015, we dive into how Year of October has grown and evolved, especially with the release of their latest album, Golden Days. Phlecia and Josh Sullivan, who started out making acoustic music together, have really expanded their sound. Now performing as a trio, they’ve moved into a heavier, more dynamic style that reflects how far they’ve come.We talk about the making of Golden Days, which they recorded and produced themselves, something that marks a big step forward in

18:04

Country Fried Rock 1511: Mic Harrison From V. Roy's...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/10/17

SummaryMic Harrison of Mic Harrison and the High Score joins us to discuss his musical journey, which began in his childhood as a rhythm guitarist for his father. With a rich history that includes being a member of the V. Roys, Harrison has transitioned into creating compelling roots rock alongside his current band. This episode delves into the evolution of their sound and the collaborative spirit that defines their work, particularly as they prepare to release new music. Notably, we reflect on

14:51

Country Fried Rock 1510: The Bones of J.R. Jones...

Country Fried Rock ·

2025/10/17

SummaryIn this episode from 2015, we sit down with The Bones of J R Jones for a wide-ranging and honest conversation about his musical path and the making of his album Dark Was the Yearling. He shares how what seemed like a small, low-key performance ended up leading to a major connection, one that helped launch his debut record.We talk about the deep influence of early blues on his sound, especially the raw, emotional energy of the genre’s pioneers. J R opens up about the challenges and rewards of

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