27 episodes
Goes2Eleven matt.goes2eleven@gmail.com
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4.9 • 16 Ratings
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Host Matthew Cochran's in-depth exploration of the strange and beautiful world of the guitar, it's players, makers, and teachers from world famous virtuosos to the first-time garage band
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G2E Ep 018 Matt's Holiday Mixtape
Happy Holidays from some of G2E's favorite artists, like Ry Cooder, Chet Atkins, and Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
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G2E Ep 017 A Conversation With Don Ross
The fingerstyle guitar legend opens up about life on the road, the ever-changing music business, and the influence of Micheal Hedges
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G2E Ep 016 Classical Music for Electric Guitar
A look into the story of the electric guitar in concert music. Featuring music by Steve Reich, Kronos Quartet, Bang On A Can, Stephen Mackey, D.J. Sparr, Anthony Joseph Lanman, Bryce Dessner, and Sonic Youth
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G2E Ep 015 Gilad Hekselman: Place Like No Home
The jazz guitarist discusses his new album "Homes"
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G2E Ep 014 A Conversation with Chris "Critter" Eldridge
The Punch Brothers guitarist opens up about his musical beginnings, life in the band, and his duo with Julian Lage
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G2E Ep 013 Woodshed!
2 very different stories about rehearsals, and the reasons why musicians do what we do
Customer Reviews
Excellent podcast
Well done podcast, best guitar pod cast yet. In depth, well done, and extremely well presented.
Enjoyable, informative, accessible
The host walks the line between introducing a topic or style of music to non-musicians or people unfamiliar with a certain style, yet makes it engaging for experienced guitarists and aficionados of the artist. Really well done. His style is very easy to listen to. Excellent. Highly recommended.
One of the best podcasts ever
Even before considering the subject matter, I would insist that this is one of the finest podcasts available. Matthew Cochran is a sound artist who presents a lively, snappy and eminently smart 'cast that just happens to be about great guitarists. Cochran himself is the Segovia of the podcast world. If you're a fan of music or skillful storytelling or terrifically constructed broadcasts (or all three of those put together), do yourself a favor: check out G2E. Bravo, Matthew!