Chicago's Country Music w/ Mark Guarino, Opinions on PJ Harvey

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4.3 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot interview author Mark Guarino about his new book, "Country and Midwestern," which details Chicago's role in the development of country music. The hosts also review the new album from PJ Harvey.

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Featured Songs:

Wilco, "Falling Apart (Right Now)," Cruel Country, Legacy, 2022
The Beatles, "With A Little Help From My Friends," Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Parlophone, 1967
PJ Harvey, "Prayer at the Gate," I Inside the Old Year Dying, Partisan, 2023
PJ Harvey, "I Inside the Old I Dying," I Inside the Old Year Dying, Partisan, 2023
PJ Harvey, "Lwonesome Tonight," I Inside the Old Year Dying, Partisan, 2023
Robbie Fulks, "We Live A Long Time To Get Old," 13 Hillbilly Giants, Bloodshot, 2001
Win Stracke, "El-A-Noy," Songs of Old Town, Flair, 1968
John Prine, "A Good Time," Sweet Revenge, Atlantic, 1973
Wilco, "Cruel Country," Cruel Country, Legacy, 2022
Mekons, "Sin City," Honky Tonkin', Sin, 1987
Sundowners, "Sidewalks of Chicago," Chicago Country Legends, Bloodshot, 2003
Dolly Varden, "Not Ashamed," Mouthful of Lies, Mid-Fi, 1995
The Blacks, "Why Drunky," Down To The Promised Land - 5 Years Of Bloodshot Records, Bloodshot, 2000
Tony Bennett, "(I Left My Heart) in San Francisco," I Left My Heart in San Francisco, Columbia, 1962
Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse, "Body and Soul," Duets II, Columbia, 2011
Living Colour, "Cult of Personality," Vivid, Epic, 1988

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0:00.0	Hey Sound Opinions listeners, if you support us on Patreon, you get to listen to our podcast
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0:35.8	You're listening to Sound Opinions and this week we're talking about the midwestern connection
0:43.4	to country music.
0:44.8	I'm Jim D. Worgottas.
0:46.2	And I'm Greg Kott.
0:47.2	We'll talk with author Mark Guarino about his book, Country in Midwestern, but first
0:51.7	some new music from PJ Harvey.
0:54.5	I was told to die the audio made the soldier reappear the ocean for night and day as I had to get
1:09.4	it.
1:24.4	That is a little bit of prayer at the gate, the opening track from the new album by PJ Harvey
1:33.8	I, inside the old year dying.
1:37.1	Greg, you killed me when you just said that, but first some new music from PJ Harvey.
1:41.0	Been a long time, seven years since a proper album from this incredible talent.
1:49.8	Born polygene Harvey, in Dorset, England, was in a band with this guy named John Parrish
1:56.8	who was the front man.
1:58.2	That's how she first made her mark as a vocalist, guitarist and saxophonist and then formed
2:03.8	a trio called PJ Harvey.
2:06.2	Two studio albums dry and rid of me, 92 and 93, but absolutely marked her as one of the
2:13.8	most distinctive voices of the alternative era.
2:18.2	And then she just became PJ Harvey, the solo artist, continuing to collaborate with John
2:23.0	Parrish and many others, Rob Ellis, Eric Drew Feldman, who had done time with Captain
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