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Come Hear NC On Songs We Love: Red Clay Ramblers

WUNC | By Eric Hodge,
Brian Burns
Published December 13, 2019 at 8:59 AM EST
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The Red Clay Ramblers

We've teamed up with Come Hear NC on a podcast series that explores North Carolina music one song at a time. This time, former Cat's Cradle owner and Crook's Corner chef Bill Smith talks about The Red Clay Ramblers. Smith saw The Red Clay Ramblers perform all the time in the early days of Cat's Cradle. For this episode, he focuses on their version of the song 'Aragon Mill.'

"It's remarkable...it just made me realize how lucky I am to live here in a place where there are so many fabulous musicians."

Bill Smith is the chef at Crook's Corner in Chapel Hill and author of the southern cookbook 'Crabs and Oysters.'
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Bill Smith

Cat's Cradle is celebrating their 50th anniversary with a series of shows this month and in January.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXUaH63G_x4
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Eric Hodge
Eric Hodge hosts WUNC’s broadcast of Morning Edition, and files reports for the North Carolina news segments of the broadcast. He started at the station in 2004 doing fill-in work on weekends and All Things Considered.
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Brian Burns
Brian Burns is the Music Director for WUNC Music, WUNC's AAA music discovery station. He has been working within the local music scene for over a decade. On the weekends you might see him DJing at various spots around the Triangle, or digging through boxes of records. He's also the host of Future Shock on WUNC Music and a contributor to NPR Music. He graduated from UNC’s School of Information and Library Science with an MSLS in 2015.
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