Tyler Dawson of Troublesome Creek | Catching FIRE with RHYPH Ep. 35

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Derek McElwee and Adam Dodson sit down with Tyler Dawson of Troublesome Creek. Tyler talks about starting on drums, finding his way to songwriting, and letting songs change onstage before recording them. They compare guitar rigs and talk through recording live shows. Tyler performs “Little Kentucky River,” “Old Stone Jail,” and “Quarter Gravy” in the studio.Watch on YouTubeFacebook replayRhythm PhoenixChapters00:00:00 Derek and Adam introduce Tyler Dawson00:06:46 Starting out in music at eight00:10:55 How Troublesome Creek got its name00:12:55 Troublesome Creek instruments and recovery00:19:52 Playing solos and finding room in the band00:23:57 Pedalboards and small amps00:27:55 Sturgill Simpson and live arrangements00:36:46 The story and performance of Little Kentucky River00:42:05 Growing up around Henry and Carroll counties00:43:23 The story and performance of Old Stone Jail00:47:22 Murder ballads and what Tyler is recording next00:49:54 Recording at home and resisting the urge to overpolish00:53:45 How songs change after playing them live01:00:32 Mixing two audio sources for live video01:04:52 Portable mics and recording live shows01:09:14 The story and performance of “Quarter Gravy”01:14:37 Final thanks and sign-off

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