Purely because Pat ran across a classic artist and a brand new find (for him, at least) who are both women guitarists, we decided to build a whole show around artists fitting that description. Which lets us cover four very different albums while still leaving Mike time to complain about classic rock eminence Kansas and celebrate Sia.
Playlist
Discussion of Emily Remler's album East to Wes (Concord) 2:25
Discussion of Leni Stern's album When Evening Falls (Self-Produced) 15:00
Discussion of Camila Meza's album Retrato (Vertice) 27:50
Discussion of Mary Halvorson's album Dragon's Head (Firehouse 12) 40:25
Pop Matters 1:00:10
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