NOW AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC RADIO - FROM PAUL INGLES

Shawn Colvin: Inside These Four Walls



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SHAWN COLVIN: INSIDE THESE FOUR WALLS
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION


A public radio program available in both two-hour and one-hour lengths.

Shawn Colvin is, according to the Music Hound Folk Encyclopedia, "a writer and performer of rare and special abilities." In this two-hour special for public radio, award-winning producer Paul Ingles presents a compelling portrait of the singer/songwriter at work on her most recent music and at home reflecting on her remarkable career that has included three Grammy awards,
critical and commercial success.

The program is an independently produced study of a notable artist coming to grips with mid-life, and personal and professional challenges. Ingles visited with Colvin at the beginning, middle and end of her process of writing and recording the 2006 release THESE FOUR WALLS. Listeners will hear both early and finished versions of tracks from the CD (released 9/12/06) as well as highlights of a studio recording session in Austin.

Woven into the story of the making of the album is Shawn Colvin's own tale of growing up in South Dakota, struggling to make it as a performer and writer, then getting "discovered" at the relatively late age of 33, and recording a #1 song and top-selling album at 41. Soon after hitting this peak, however, her record company lost interest in her, unable to imagine a 40-something woman hitting the pop radio charts again. In the past decade, Colvin has had her first and only child, endured a second divorce, changed management and record labels, and turned 50. All bringing her to the moment in her life documented in
SHAWN COLVIN: INSIDE 'THESE FOUR WALLS.'

Also featured: Colvin's long-time producer and co-writer John Leventhal, Lydia Hutchinson (editor, Performing Songwriter Magazine) and Jody Denberg of Austin's KGSR Radio. Music from all parts of Colvin's career provides the soundtrack to this lively portrait of an important, though sometimes overlooked, figure in music.

There will be no CD sales to the public but the program is available online at www.coolstreams.com.

Watch this space for more details soon.

EXTENDED INTERVIEWS

WARNING: THESE INTERVIEWS ARE FOR PERSONAL LISTENING ONLINE ONLY AND CAN NOT BE BROADCAST OR DISTRIBUTED IN ANYWAY WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF PAUL INGLES.

(Underlined Clips Are Ready - More Coming Soon)

SHAWN COLVIN


MARCH 2005 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Shawn talks about her music history and discusses tracks from each album.

NOVEMBER 2005 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Shawn talks about the new album in progress.

AUGUST 2006 - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Shawn talks about the finished new album and fills in some stories about her personal history.

PRODUCER JOHN LEVENTHAL

LYDIA HUTCHINSON - PERFORMING SONGWRITER MAGAZINE

JODY DENBERG - KGSR RADIO, AUSTIN

THE PEDAL STEEL SESSION WITH GREG LEISZ



SHAWN COLVIN WEBSITE

HEAR SHAWN'S LIVE SET ON
WORLD CAFE

 

 



THE PEDAL STEEL SESSION IN AUSTIN.



SHAWN TALKS TO CALLIE, GREG PLAYS,
ELVIS SUPERVISES



JOHN LEVENTHAL AT THE NEW YORK STUDIO


Shawn Colvin with Paul Ingles (2005)

About Producer Paul Ingles

Paul Ingles has been in broadcasting since 1975 and has experience as a producer, news and sports reporter, recording engineer, editor, on-air personality, trainer and manager. Paul has worked at radio and television stations in North Carolina, Washington, DC, Ohio and New Mexico. More recently, as an independent radio producer, he has filed reports for NPR news magazines (Morning Edition and All Things Considered) and NPR newscasts as well as numerous other public radio programs.

He has produced radio programs on music, popular culture, literature, media literacy and other topics that have been distributed nationally, including specials spotlighting The Beatles and Bob Dylan that were each carried on over 100 stations. Paul has also taught a rock 'n' roll history course for the University of New Mexico and written a series of books called THE ROCK HISTORY REFERENCE GUIDES that are in use at dozens of radio stations across the country.

In 2003, he founded the non-profit media organization Good Radio Shows, Inc.

Click here for more about Paul's work.