050: Singer-Songwriter, Kevin Morby

Wheels Off with Rhett Miller

Rhett Miller

Music, Performing Arts, Arts

4.9 • 609 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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In this episode, Rhett chats with musician Kevin Morby about his latest album, Sundowner, and what he’s been up to creatively since the album’s release. Kevin tells Rhett about growing up in the midwest, his early influences and the impact that a particular Nick Cave performance had on him, and what happened when he sent Jon Hamm an email. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Build your own package with TUI.
0:02.2	Let's go.
0:03.6	City break or a beach escape.
0:05.7	Lovely.
0:06.9	Fly from your local airport.
0:08.4	Taxis here.
0:09.3	Handy.
0:10.1	Any day of the week.
0:11.7	Ideal.
0:12.8	On a TUI flight or a partner airline.
0:15.7	This is your captain speaking.
0:17.3	Nice.
0:18.1	How many nights?
0:19.0	Three, five, 14?
0:24.5	Perfect. More options, more choice. All wrapped up with a toy smile. Tuy. Live happy. Atoll and after protected. Booking Ties and C's a plow.
0:30.7	Welcome to Wheels Off, a show about the messy reality of the creative life. I'm Rhett Miller.
0:37.3	That's when it got wheels off. They started up and we reality of the creative life. I'm Rhett Miller.
1:03.1	Kevin Morby is such a brave artist, such a cool, weird, exciting, young songwriter.
1:09.0	I admire his music and have for a few years now, but I'd never met him.
1:12.0	And I had wanted to.
1:14.9	And so I reached out to our mutual friend, Sam Cohen,
1:18.5	and I asked if he could put me in touch.
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