Podcast appearances and mentions of becky schlegel

Heartland Souvenirs is Becky Schlegel, Katy Tessman and Nikki Lamire. The three songwriters found each other almost by accident. But once they realized their great singing chemistry, they started building a repertoire of their own songs, and songs written by others. The Trio has also recorded its interpretations of songs by John Prine. Heartland Souvenirs performs at 318 Café in Excelsior, 8 till 10pm on Saturday March 8. When they met with Phil Nusbaum, Becky addressed how her interest in Prine was stimulated.

Heartland Souvenirs is Becky Schlegel, Katy Tessman and Nikki Lamire. The three songwriters found each other almost by accident. But once they realized their great singing chemistry, they started building a repertoire of their own songs, and songs written by others. The Trio has also recorded its interpretations of songs by John Prine. Heartland Souvenirs performs at 318 Café in Excelsior, 8 till 10pm on Saturday March 8. When they met with Phil Nusbaum, Becky addressed how her interest in Prine was stimulated.

Art aficionado Linda Tacke of Lanesboro says she plans to devote a day or two to this weekend's Bluff Country Studio Art Tour. It's the 21st year of the event, which grew from four artists to around 36, spread across 23 locations. Courtesy of Bluff Country Studio Art Tour A painting titled Country Rhythms by Joan Finnegan, one of the artists participating in this weekend's Bluff Country Studio Art Tour. Visitors can stop by the studios of painters and potters, jewelry makers, woodcarvers, fabric artists and more. Print off a map of artist studios here, or download the mobile app through the website to guide your arts tour across the Driftless Region. The event runs Friday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. John Sievers, trombonist of Loud Mouth Brass is sharing the word about a new work by fellow Rochester artist and musician Becky Schlegel. “The Lullaby Collection” is an alphabet book with Schegel's animal illustrations with poems and original songs for each. From the book Courtesy of Becky Schlegel A page from Becky Schlegel's new book "The Lullaby Collection," which she wrote, illustrated and wrote music for. Courtesy of Becky Schlegel A page from Becky Schlegel's new book "The Lullaby Collection," which she wrote, illustrated and wrote music for. Courtesy of Becky Schlegel A page from Becky Schlegel's new book "The Lullaby Collection," which she wrote, illustrated and wrote music for. Courtesy of Becky Schlegel A page from Becky Schlegel's new book "The Lullaby Collection," which she wrote, illustrated and wrote music for. The book includes a CD, which Schlegel recorded in the granary of her family farm. Schlegel will hold a book launch and concert for Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with music from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dwell Local in Zumbrota. Carol Jackson is a Twin Cities theater fan and blogger, and she's looking forward to seeing the new show this weekend from Minneapolis Musical Theatre. The theater specializes in staging lesser-known musicals, sometimes in site-specific venues. Their new show, “Hands on a Hardbody,” about an endurance competition to win a new truck, is set in a car dealership. The musical, which was briefly on Broadway in 2013, is based on a 1997 documentary about 10 Texans all vying for a new pickup truck. The rules were simple: Keep your hand on the truck; last person standing wins. “Hands on a Hardbody” opens Friday and runs through May 8 at Luther Cadillac in Roseville. The theater offers a range of ticket and pricing options in this non-traditional venue, from regular seats to Bring-Your-Own chair to — somewhat immersive — standing room only. The show is not recommended for children under 10 due to mature themes.

A candid conversation with one of Minnesota's hidden gems. Listen to her first appearance on Prairie Home Companion here: https://www.prairiehome.org/shows/57969.html (she comes on at 40 minutes and 1 hour 20) and here's a direct link to her gorgeous song Little Janie: https://open.spotify.com/track/5gOBvoYlcfIOsTh7zm0Sdx?si=6y8smokQTDmwMMjRb6MIjg And finally, you can see her further progression with her latest release here: https://open.spotify.com/album/1rQx6HYJUHbxF97f0SqrQi?si=ChPSGFdBSSWYzdSS3ZAdkQ Support the show at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/eddygilmore

Bathtub gratitude. Recorded on the back deck as this week's sunflower shoots soaked in their first rays of sunshine. Listen to Becky Schlegel sing Wildwood Flower at https://open.spotify.com/track/5fpYvUkPtUIEHOumwFFYkS?si=DRv3ds0cS92pCiNLhkiW_w Support the show at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/eddygilmore

Because of Covid-19, Ellen Stanley, AKA Mother Banjo, has shifted her focus from performing live to the internet. She and Anthony Ihrig co-host the Back Catalog Listening Party, where they present artists such as Becky Schlegel

Renowned Minnesota songwriter Becky Schlegel is joining forces with the High 48s Bluegrass Band for a show at the Aster in Minneapolis, 9PM Friday December 13. It promises to be a night where the artists mix up the familiar with the unexpected. High 48s fiddler Eric Christopher told Phil Nusbaum that the group has long admired the work of Becky Schlegel.

Nashville and Country Music News that includes Rascal Flatts, Trace Adkins Richard Petty www.Pick a Powder.com; Forbes Magazine Celebrity 100,  Taylor Swift, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Toby Keith, Keith Urban,  Oprah Winfrey; Julianne Hough In Footloose Remake;  Skyville Records  Paul Worley; We go Inside the Song  with Becky Schlegel as she talks about the song Colorado Line.  

MORGAN O�KANE is a raw, roots, aggresive banjo and old-time musician with something powerful to say. An intensely talented musician from Charlottesville, Virginia, his distinct sound is an evolution of his work with“scum billy� band and time spent playing in the New York Subway system. From the Mountaintop removal protests of West Virginia to the pubs of Belfast and through Holland and back again, these days O�kane�s soulful war cry can be heard for miles., BECKY SCHLEGEL�s music is a gentle mix of folk, bluegrass and country. Becky has come a long way from the Kimball, South Dakota farm of her youth. She began her musical career at the age of five, and began performing in her mother�s band when she was in the 8th grade. She moved to Minnesota in 1993 and jumped headfirst into the vibrant Twin Cities music scene, where she won numerous awards and appeared several times on “A Prairie Home Companion.� She is celebrating the release of her new CD called “Dandelion.�

We last caught up with Becky Schlegel almost two years ago.  Since then, she’s had many changes in her life, including moving to Nashville from Minnesota and a new baby.  And she’s still playing shows around town!  Now she’s just released her fourth disc ‘Dandelion’ and Becky is quite excited about her latest project, especially since she wrote all the songs on the album and even co-produced it. we headed out to the CD release party at Nashville’s Edgehill Café to check it out. 

Hailing from Minnesota Becky Schlegel is making a name for herself in Nashville in the Americana, Bluegrass, and Folk Genres. being recognised by the International Bluegrass Music Awards. She talks about her latest CD 'For All The World To See' and growing up as part of her mothers band The Country Benders.

Becky Schlegel has a special talent of touching the heart of anyone who hears her amazing voice. She's appeared on National Public Radio's, "A Prairie Home Companion", and RFD Television's, "Midwest Country Theater", among others. This her first CD, "For All The World To See" now gives the rest of the world to hear this wonderful talent. Let's sit in on a casual musical session with Becky in this CyberCountry Minute.