
The Bandwich Tapes
By Brad Williams
The Bandwich Tapes is a podcast where host Brad Williams sits down with musicians for thoughtful conversations about the craft of making music. Each episode explores the experiences, influences, and creative decisions that shape an artist’s work. From improvisation and songwriting to collaboration, recording, and life on the road, the conversations go beyond biography to focus on how music actually gets made. Guests include instrumentalists, composers, songwriters, and producers from across the musical landscape. The tone is relaxed, curious, and musician-to-musician—an opportunity to hear artists reflect on their process, their collaborators, and the musical moments that have stayed with...
Episodes(185)

James Woods: The Road Back Through Songwriting

Kile Antone: Finding His Way Back to the Music

Nate Morton: Preparation, Versatility, and the Art of Listening

Joey Baron: Why Great Musicians Don’t Waste Notes

Joby Burgess: Solving Musical Problems One Sound at a Time

Aubory Bugg: Finding the Song in the World Around You

Pat Steward: Groove, Feel, and the Art of Listening

Giulio Carmassi: Listening, Instinct, and a Life in Music

Erik Hall: Simplicity, Repetition, and the Feel of the Music

Emanuele Naima: Reimagining Rhythm, Sound, and Steve Reich

Josie Sal: Finding Her Voice with “Cowboys & Barbies”

Jeff Bush: Carrying the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Forward

David Mead: Songs, Fatherhood, and the Freedom to Let Go

Josh Quillen: Percussion, Process, and Concert Honesty

Ruthie Foster: Saying Yes to the Songs That Matter

Darin & Brooke Aldridge: The Heart Behind Soul Condition

Moe Bandy: The Songs That Stand the Test of Time

Johnny Owens: Carrying the Bakersfield Sound Forward

Floyd Domino: Swing, Storytelling, and a Life at the Piano
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