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You're listening to Nakedly Exambed Music, a podcast about songs and songwriters.

My name is Mark Lintonmeyer.

My guest for episode 251 is Alan Williams.

He studied at Boston's New England Conservatory of Music and then released two albums with folk rock band at Knots and Crosses in the early 90s.

He put out his first solo album in 1994,

who are right now hearing neon dreaming from that first album, Evidence, though this is a remix

with a new lead vocal that he released in 2020. He then became a freelance music engineer

and got his PhD in Ethnomucology, so he now teaches at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

During his time there, he released three albums in the teens as Bird Song at Morning,

and has subsequently released two more solo albums. We discussed just like water from the latest

of these floating on the dream line, and look back to The Great Escape by Birdsong at Morning

from a slight departure

2015 and the title track to Curve of the Earth by Knots and Crosses from 1993.

For more information, go to Alan Williams Evidence.com.

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So I will play it a little of NeonDreamin'clock Nakedly Examined Music. So I will play it a little of neon dreaming from Evidence, your first solo album, originally

1994, remixed, re-recorded partially for this Evidence on Earth version, 2020.

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