Chicagoan Francesca Folinazzo (Frank) founded Roots Music Rambler as a music and travel blog in a pre-pandemic world. COVID killed events and travel plus her desire to play her banjo. Falls texted her in 2023 and said, 'Let's bring it back as a podcast!' He was raised on John Prine, babysat on Waylon Jennings and taught to drink and cuss the proper, mountain way. He hails from Pikeville, Ky., the birthplace of Dwight Yoakum, whose annual festival is Hillbilly Days.
On the latest episode of Roots Music Ramber, Joe Machovechi and James Black from Jackson Pines talk about New Jersey folk music, their path to being artists and more.
In this segment, they talk about a slightly different sound in their new original single Control Burn.
Hear the full episode at rootsmusicrambler.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
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When a radio station friend of Joe Machovechi discovered an archive of Pine Barrens area folk music, his band Jackson Pines began exploring and recording old folk music to further the exposure of the music.
Joe and James Black from Jackson Pines join Roots Music Rambler to tell us all about the roots of folk music in Central New Jersey.
Frank and Falls also talk about getting thrown out of a bar and recommend some great music for you.
The full episode is live at rootsmusicrambler.com wherever you get your podcasts!
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On the latest episode of Roots Music Ramber, Joe Machovechi from Jackson Pines explains that music runs in his blood. His father was a musician and middle school band director, but he never forced his son to take up music.
Hear the full episode at rootsmusicrambler.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
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The latest episode of Roots Music Rambler is live! Frank and Falls talk to Joe and James from New Jersey-based folk rock band Jackson Pines. Both started their musical careers as more rock or even punk artists, but found footing as a folk act hanging out in Washington Square Park in New York City. They even performed and sang with legendary folk artist Pete Seeger in their evolution. In this clip, Joe and James explain how James came to be with the band and how folk made its way into their approach.
Frank and Falls also talk about being thrown out of a bar and offer up their regular Pickin’ the Grinnin’ segment which recommends new music for you.
The full episode is live at rootsmusicrambler.com wherever you get your podcasts!
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On Friday’s new episode of Roots Music Rambler, the duo behind Jackson Pines – Joe Machovechi and James Black – join the show to talk about their New Jersey-based folk rock band, new music and more. One area the two talked about was the trend for punk musicians to evolve into folk acts, which Joe says is normal.
Falls also explains a story of being thrown out of a bar, which is worth the listen as well.
Hear more when the episode drops Friday at rootsmusicrambler.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
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