American Epic

The days of early music production leave a mysterious trail and hidden stories of American culture that are rarely discovered by contemporary music lovers unless they dig very deep to find the stories behind the early music. With this post, I want to make you aware of an upcoming broadcast of combination of theses two moments in time. I have a feeling it will provide music lovers with an incredible look into early American music history. The show is called "American Epic". The airing times are not set, so I am encouraging you to keep your eye out for it. While on this topic, I will just mention that sometimes documentaries exist without getting much recognition. Thus, those documentaries go unseen. Sometimes, movie theaters will air premieres of documentaries for a day or a week only and they don't always advertise. So stay attentive if you want to catch these great showings. There are so many ways to enjoy music. Blogs are another great opportunity. For instance, Coming Soon to this blog, We will be talking to Lawrence "Boo" Mitchell of Royal Studios here in Memphis, Tennessee. The discussion will focus the use of analog music production tools and how these tools provide a creative palette which is used to build the structure of the sound that becomes the final audio recording. Check back here on ListenDown.com for that blog entry. For now I will leave you with the preview of American Epic. Enjoy! 
http://www.pbs.org/americanepic/