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Multi-instrumentalist, band leader (Seep's Gumbo Nation), music teacher, voice coach, dad, perennial Blue Tavern favorite, Seep wears many hats. Born in New Orleans, with roots stretching back to Latin America and Asia, many cultural streams converge with today's guest, Chris Sarju Seepersaud.. https://www.seepersaudstudios.com/seepsmusic In this wide-ranging conversation, we touch on just a few of them.

Today's guest is a native of Tallahassee. Ben Wentworth, and he can really play, in a really percussive way. Very rhythmic, in an authentic way. The world must be full of unsung talent like this, surely? Anyway, glad to get it out the door - finally! Please enjoy, and feedback is very welcome. Meanwhile, I need to go hack a Flock camera feed, and download an image of tonight's guest. Be right back! After these messages (silence) I think he's an artist.

High energy duo, Hot Tamale (Craig Reeder and Adrian Fogelin) Here at Notes on Notes, we're nothing if not a free speech zone. That said, the views expressed on the show don't necessarily reflect our own.

Every year, around September 23rd, Craig and Adrian lead an Annual Ray Charles celebration in his boyhood home of Greenville, Florida. Haffye Hays Park (140 SW Broad Ave)

Lead singer of The Allie Cats, a well-known, well-loved local band, they've been playing around the Tallahassee and North Florida area for many years.

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Cliff, a skilled raconteur, writes "Christian songs and Heathen songs". Reflects on his experience as a musician in worship and secular settings and as a founder and Producer of the acclaimed Southern Music Rising Festival in Monticello, Florida.

https://www.naturalnorthflorida.com/events/southern-music-rising-festival/

For more info on Solomon's Porch Porch https://porchdesalomon.org/

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Rising Star and multi-instrumentalist Anna Wescoat is turning heads in Nashville. Tune in and find out why.

A masterclass with classical fingerstyle ukelele player Pam Shank. Who knew you could earn a Ph.D in ukulele studies?!

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You can find Pam on youtube at youtube.com/@uker53

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for info on the uke jammers: Barbara at bhengstebeck@msn.com or 850-933-3192.

An animated session. We try out our new theme song - This is Our Podcast. Robyn and me jam a bit in the studio. Ron thinks this episode is "the best one yet" Tune in, see if you agree. More "drops of knowledge" from Ron Patrick - https://greaterbigbendmusic.com/ - for songwriters to realize some return on their investment through PROs. Sure, we do this for the love of it, but wouldn't it be nice to get a royalty check? Find out how. This episode brought to you by Semblue, more than a printer. https://www.semblueinc.com/

NSAI monthly meetings every third Monday at DOMI Station, Railroad Square, Tallahassee. https://www.nashvillesongwriters.com/

Ron's songwriter gathering is every 2nd Wednesday, 5pm til 7pm. Also at DOMI Station, https://greaterbigbendmusic.com/paxtonrob-the-songs-remember for more info, also at DOMI Station.

Mike Brawer (our next guest) hosts a monthly Songwriter Showcase every 4th Tuesday at Amicus Brewery, S. Gadsden Street. 6:30 to 9:30, Next one is July 28th.

(This just in: We had to reschedule the episode with Chris Seepersaud - https://www.seepersaudstudios.com/seepsmusic - because the Library decided to close the day we had scheduled for taping. Stand by)