Hey, it's Alan, and I just wanted to let you know that you can now listen to the ongoing

history of new music early and ad-free on Amazon music, included with Prime.

The problem with so many interviews is that they come across as interrogations.

I have a list of questions. I must get through in the lot of time, so let us begin.

Depending on the circumstances, that's sometimes the route you have to take.

But there's nothing more human than sitting down for a simple chat.

If you can get some people in a room and just get them talking,

then everyone forgets that they're being interviewed for something and the answer is just flow.

They get into a groove and start remembering things and telling stories that

aren't included in any official bios or Wikipedia entries. This is the whole purpose of these

occasional episodes I call in their own words. Not only do we learn about the artist, but we get to

see them as proper human beings. We get to really know them in ways we otherwise might not.

And that's fantastic.

I had a chance to chat with Ian Thornley.

He is one of Canada's great guitar players.

He's a great session guy, great performer.

Let's hear more of what he had to say.

This is Ian Thornley, in his own words, part two.

This is the ongoing history of new music podcast with Alan Cross.

It'll be on me.

She's wishing on me.

She's wishing on me She's over Ian Thorley

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