
JPR Live Sessions
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JPR Live Session: Nicholas Edward Williams
The singer/songwriter, who performed and recorded as Whetherman for the better part of a decade, has re-discovered his love of old time music and has shifted his focus to sharing the stories of these treasured songs.
JPR Live Session: Tony Furtado (2022)
The singer/songwriter and banjo virtuoso has just released Decembering, his first true banjo record since his early recordings on Rounder Records thirty years ago.
JPR Live Session: Janis Ian
"It's not a contest. The only contest is with yourself." Folk singer Janis Ian reminisces on her six decades in music and her final studio album The Light at the End of the Line.
JPR Live Session: Stephanie Schneiderman (2022)
After what amounted to a nine-year shift in priorities, the Portland singer/songwriter has returned with Crossfire, her first solo album in almost a decade.

JPR Live Session: Brett Dennen (2022)
Singer/songwriter Brett Dennen dropped by our studios ahead of his show at the Ashland Armory to talk about how he's been getting along in the midst of the second wave of Covid shutdowns.
JPR Live Session: The RT's
The Brooklyn-based band joined us to talk about their new self-titled release, and how the new album reflects the major shift from the band's old sound (and name) to where they find themselves today.
JPR Live Session: Amanda Shires
The Nashville-based singer/songwriter and fiddler joined us from home to share some songs from her new holiday album For Christmas.