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Podcast 192: Caitlin Canty and Noam Pikelny
On today\u2019s Fretboard Journal Podcast, we\u2019re talking to singer-songwriter Caitlin Canty and banjo wizard-turned-producer Noam Pikelny (Punch Brothers). We chat about the making of Cantry\u2019s forthcoming album, Motel Bouquet (out 3/30), the great group of Nashville musicians that ended up on the finished record and more. We also cover their gear of choice \u2013 including Canty\u2019s vintage Recording King acoustic guitar and Pikelny\u2019s National Tricone plectrum guitar.
This episode is sponsored by Dying Breed Music.
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