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Revision as of 02:08, 30 August 2026

Laurie Lewis
Podcast Toy Heart with Tom Power
Date 2024-03-12
About Laurie Lewis
Length 60 min
Link Listen
Audio Audio file

Episode Description

In the latest episode of Toy Heart, we explore the roots and evolution of bluegrass in the modern era by examining the story of legendary bluegrasser, singer-songwriter, and recording artist, Laurie Lewis. From her tales of growing up in Berkeley during what Lewis jokingly calls the “folk scare” of the '60s to finding the joy of music through her father's classical background and eventually becoming a pioneer for women in the genre, her lifelong career in American roots music is a perfect...