Nakedly Examined Music is a podcast about making music: Why do we do it? Why do we do it the way we do it? Mark Linsenmayer interviews songwriters and composers famous and otherwise about specific recordings, which are presented in full on the podcast. 
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Lincoln established the Seattle-based singer/songwriter vehicle Red Jacket Mine in 2003, made three albums and an EP with them, and in 2017 released his first solo album, the jazzy, live-in-studio Trembling Frames
We examine “Desperate Tormentors” and hear “How To Escape” and a bit of “Memory Up and Die” from that album, and discuss Red Jacket Mine: “Apricot Moon” from Lovers Lookout
Here he is playing “How to Escape” solo live. Listen to the full “Memory Up and Die” while watching some of the mastery process. Here’s an AOR rock video from Red Jacket Mine, and here’s a chipper one. Here they are at their most chipper, live in studio.
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The new album by your host Mark Linsenmayer is available online at marklint.bandcamp.com.
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