Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Just Between Friends: Conversation between Denison Witmer and Rosie Thomas
There's a great Frank Zappa quote displayed in the back hall of our office regarding rock journalism:
"... People who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read."
So when Philly-based singer/songwriter Denison Witmer and Seattle's Rosie Thomas played Paste's SXSW Party in Austin, we left the "journalism" up to the artists themselves...
You can hear these long-time friends (and collaborators) interview each other on the most recent (free) episode of the Paste Culture Club podcast. Among the questions:
- What else would you do if you weren't playing music?
- If you could be an animal, what would you be?
- What was Rosie really thinking when she went to record songs with Denison and "Suf" (Sufjan Stevens)?
It's a real treat to hear two artists talk to each other off-the-cuff as friends, with breathing room to laugh and discuss creativity, music, and caring for other people.
Get it here for free.
And speaking of Rosie Thomas, when I was in Italy I heard her song "Since You've Been Around" playing in a bakery/bar... it was comforting to hear something familiar and unexpected in a foreign place. More to come on my Italy trip soon...
CK
Labels:
denison witmer,
italy,
Paste Culture Club,
rosie thomas,
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