Down In The Groove with Widespread Panic's Todd Nance (Part One)
Mystery & Manners Interview with Widespread Panic's Todd Nance (Part One)
2/25/08
I'd like to mention Mystery And Manners' Part One of an interview with the mighty Todd Nance is now up for perusal. This extensive interview shines insight on the history of Widespread Panic told by the band's original and only drummer, which proved to be one of my easiest and most enjoyable interviews. This Q & A proves a nice introduction to the band's latest release Free Somehow, new member Jimmy Herring and an upcoming tour that begins on April 1st. Part Two will be published in a day or so....
James Calemine
JCalemine@swampland.com
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Comments
enshreve says...
The absolute best Panic interview I've ever read. Todd is right, you should strike up a conversation with the band. Excellent work James.
CK says...
Nice piece. Like sittin around the kitchen table with Mr Nance. Loved the visual of the drummer's position on the stage. Nice work, Calemine. Beware the man in black. Chris Marin County, California
deltablue says...
very nice. I am a huge Herring fan. I especially like the pickled kind. Just kidding. Nice article.