February 4th, 2009 &bull SEGMENT

From The Show: Small Town Hipsters: Nancy Wilson & Dickie Landry

From the show "Small Town Hipsters: Nancy Wilson & Dickie Landry" originally aired on February 4th, 2009

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From The Show: Small Town Hipsters: Nancy Wilson & Dickie Landry

Dickie Landry's saxophone can be heard as part of the swamp pop all-star band Li'l Band of Gold as well as more cerebral fare like composer Phillip Glass' Einstein on the Beach. The Louisiana native moves freely between New York and Lafayette, where he began his career with the Swing Kings in the '60s. Take a walking tour of Landry's downtown Lafayette loft and get a slice of life from the ultimate Cajun hipster.

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Small Town Hipsters: Nancy Wilson & Dickie Landry

This week we'll hear from folks that started in small towns and made it big, in jazz, blues, country and more. Jazz singer Nancy Wilson called Chillicothe, Ohio home before moving on to become one of the hippest vocalists around. Lafayette, Louisiana is home base for musical polymath Dickie Landry. The saxophone player was a founding member of the Phillip Glass ensemble, works with the swamp pop ensemble Lil' Band O' Gold and continues his own avant-garde musical experiments.

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February 7th, 2007 • FULL SHOW • read more

Small Town Hipsters: Nancy Wilson & Dickie Landry

This week we'll hear from folks that started in small towns and made it big, in jazz, blues, country and more. Jazz singer Nancy Wilson called Chillicothe, Ohio home before moving on to become one of the hippest vocalists around. Lafayette, Louisiana is home base for musical polymath Dickie Landry. The saxophone player was a founding member of the Phillip Glass ensemble, works with the swamp pop ensemble Lil' Band O' Gold, and continues his own avant-garde musical experiments.

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