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Zac Little of Saintseneca // Sons of Bill
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Saintseneca’s Zac Little has been writing songs all his life. In this episode of This Song he tells Jacquie Fuller how Paul McCartney’s “Uncle Albert” showed him what how expansive making a recording could be, and explains the infinite possibilities contained in a single song.
Then James, Abe and Sam Wilson of Sons of Bill explore how songs by Woody Guthrie, John Prine and Bill Evan’s Trio blew their minds and describe what it’s like to play in a band with your brothers.
Watch Saintseneca perform “Sleeperhold” live in Studio 1A on VuHaus
Watch Saintseneca perform “Such Things” live in Studio 1A on VuHaus
Watch Sons of Bill perform an acoustic version of “The Big Unknown” on Vuhaus
Watch Sons of Bill perform an acoustic version of “Lost in Cosmos” on VuHaus
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