Well we're back stateside after an amazing three week trip in China. And while we were gone, several projects have moved from post production to release. Top of the list is "Four Days of Infamy," my 30-minute road documentary about the Infamous Stringdusters. Thanks to the band for being such great guys and letting me tag along in their van during a busy tour. Thanks to Sugar Hill Records for helping in every way with the idea. And thanks to the Bluegrass Blog for hosting the debut of FDI. We'll be announcing an actual real world screening at the International Bluegrass Music Association convention in early October, so watch for that. For now, LINK TO THE FILM HERE.
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- String Theory Media develops documentary and feature content about music and music-making for traditional and new media.
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- Craig Havighurst
Founder/writer/producer - Anne Cates
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September 14, 2007
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- String Theory Media is the web home and blog of author, producer and consultant Craig Havighurst.
Air Castle of the South
- Craig's book "Air Castle of the South: WSM and the Making of Music City" chronicles the 80-year history of the broadcaster that turned Nashville into a music town.
Craig's Radio
- Sarah Jarosz on NPR
- Nashville Flood Aftermath for NPR
- Nashville Songwriting on NPR
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville Part 2
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville, Part 1
- The Time Jumpers
Nashville's swing/jazz/country masters for All Things Considered. - Chris Thile and Punch Brothers
Bluegrass meets classical on NPR's All Things Considered - The Long Players
Nashville's greatest cover band, on All Things Considered.
Recent Posts
- building from the roots up
- Bluegrass Nation: an overdue update
- warren hellman, bluegrass and philanthropy
- new work: chet atkins on npr
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- we shot (a little) of that: noam pikelny goes bluegrass diva
- a conversation with yonder mountain string band
- more del: the songs of bill monroe in studio
- the tao of del
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