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The Working Songwriter

Buffalo Nichols

The Working Songwriter

Joe Pug

Music, Music Interviews, Arts, Performing Arts

4.91.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

This folk blues artist who originally hails from Milwaukee has been acclaimed by Rolling Stone and NPR and now records for Fat Possum records.  He stops by the show to talk about his musical journey and his creative process.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi and welcome to the working songwriter, the show where today's best songwriters come to talk shop.

0:21.7

I'm your host, Joe Pug.

0:23.7

Each episode here, we host a distinguished guest, and we ask them to go deep on their

0:28.7

inspiration, on the process, on the general ups and downs of making a life in music.

0:34.9

So, whether you're a grizzled veteran, figuring out how you can play only six

0:40.8

shows per year, all within driving distance of your own house, or else a scrappy upstart, looking to book

0:48.1

back-to-back 12-week tours, this is your show, because ultimately it is what every songwriter seeks most,

0:56.7

an ironclad excuse to put off actually writing.

1:07.0

Hey, everybody, it's the last Friday of January 2022, and I thank you for joining us.

1:13.2

This week's show is brought to you by Ban Zougal.

1:15.7

Built by musicians and for musicians,

1:18.3

Ban Zougal is an all-in-one platform to build a beautiful website for your music.

1:23.8

I'm old enough to remember when you had to pay somebody called a web developer to get a website made,

1:28.7

and it would always be some guy named Tucker who drove a Subaru legacy that he inherited from his stepdad

1:35.7

and who was really into backpack rappers from Minneapolis,

1:39.7

and who was always trying to sell you shots if ever clear that he had packaged in old squeeze-it bottles.

1:46.3

An old Tucker would charge you about a thousand bucks for a website that would be obsolete in six

1:51.5

months. But it's the future now, you guys. That's not how it works anymore. We're allowed to have

1:56.9

nice things now. One of those nice things is Banzugal. Banzugal powers the websites of tens of

2:03.0

thousands of musicians around the world, from weekend warriors to Grammy winners. All the features

2:08.5

you need for a professional website are already built in, hosting and a custom domain name,

2:14.5

dozens of fully customizable design templates, tools to sell your music and merch

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