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Ry Cooder

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Ry Cooder is best-known for his eclectic guitar-driven albums and his collaboration with Cuban musicians in the Buena Vista Social Club project. His latest release, a CD-and-novella combo called I, Flathead, completes his "California Trilogy" of albums. It follows the fictional musician Kash Buk, his alien friend Shakey, and their obsession with racing cars fashioned from military surplus parts and flathead engines. He joins us to explain what it's about.

Guests:

Ry Cooder

Comments [5]

tony Viscardo from nj

HE's one bad cat .... I love him. always have ........

Dec. 09 2009 10:07 PM
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Tjerk Snik from Netherlands - Europe

Thanks for the great interview with my all-time musical hero Mr. Ry Cooder.
I'flathead is superb! Listen also to Ersi Arvizu "Friend For Live" and Mavis Staples "We'll Never Turn Back". Ry Cooder produced these CD's and plays guitar and mandolin.

Jul. 16 2008 07:06 AM
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J.Michael Turner from NYC

Cooder continues `cool`..!!

Jun. 24 2008 04:51 PM
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Michael from Plainfield

I so enjoyed this interview! While I have been a fan of Ry for many decades, his growth as an artist always inspires. "Can I smoke in here?" blew me away in it's spare richness. I look forward to enjoying I Flathead. Thanks for continued radio that enriches us all.

Jun. 24 2008 03:33 PM
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Aaron from Brooklyn

Ry Cooder is my new hero...this guy ROCKS!!!

Jun. 24 2008 02:35 PM
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