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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...But he usually does.
The legendary Texas singer-songwriter has put out 10 studio albums since 1989. We discuss "If It Don’t Bleed" (and listen to "Blackberry Winter") from The Horses and the Hounds (2021), "How’m I Gonna Find You Now" from Complicated Game (2015), and "Be With Me" from It Had to Happen (1997). Intro: "Choctaw Bingo" from Saint Mary of the Woods (2002). For more see jamesmcmurtry.com.
Watch the video from "How'm I Gonna Find You Now." Here's a long/live solo version of Choctaw Bingo." Watch a whole live trio show from 2013. Here's a tune from his first album.
Photo by Mary Keating Bruton. Interview editing by Tyler Hislop of Pixelbox Media.
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James McMurtry says he doesn’t get how Steve Earle can successfully work politics into his songs. Maybe Steve living in New York City is a clue. Fantastic Interview, a million thanks.