Jory Nash's guest appearances

Jory Nash

The Drew Marshall Show

Folk Roots Radio... with Jan Hall

thatdanguy's Podcast

Scott Cook

Joe Jencks

Sarah Beatty

Gina Horswood

Chris Ronald

Noah Zacharin

David Francey

Sarah Hiltz

Shari Ulrich

Annie Sumi

Bruce Cockburn

Corin Raymond

Shawn William Clarke

Angie Nussey

Erin Costelo

OwlTail

Jory Nash released his ninth album “Wilderness Years” earlier this year. It maybe his best yet, which is saying a lot for an artist who consistently produces great albums. It may also be his last – or at least for a while. As Jory explains during an in depth interview with Jan Hall at the 2018 Folk Music Ontario conference, it's getting harder and harder to make a living as singer-songwriter in a music world that is becoming so totally dominated by streaming companies that, at the present time, do not fairly compensate artists for access to their music. It’s a great interview, and well-worth checking out – and Jory also plays a couple of songs from the new album live for us. Wilderness Years was co-produced with Chris Stringer, and recorded at Union Sound with support from Jason Fowler, (guitars, mandolin), Devon Henderson (bass), Robbie Grunwald (piano, organ, accordion), Gary Craig (percussion), Dean Drouillard (6 &amp; 12 string electric guitars), Burke Carroll (pedal steel), Kevin Fox (cello), Drew Jurecka (strings), Gene Hardy (sax), Jerome Godboo (harmonica) with Lori Cullen, Oh Susanna, Lydia Persuad &amp; Chloe Watkinson (backing vocals). The new album has a lush and warm feel, and features 11 songs that are some of the most personal Jory has written, reflecting on the joys and responsibilities of new fatherhood, and crossing borders from folk and pop to soul, jazz and blues, with a nod to some of the great singer-songwriter albums of the 70s. Jory Nash plays Silence in Guelph on Saturday November 17 at 8 p.m. Visit Jory Nash online at http://jorynash.com. Music: Jory Nash “Sister Station” (Live), “Wilderness” (Live) and “The Astral Plane” from “Wilderness Years” (Thin Man Records, 2018).

Jory Nash released his ninth album “Wilderness Years” earlier this year. It maybe his best yet, which is saying a lot for an artist who consistently produces great albums. It may also be his last – or at least for a while. As Jory explains during an in depth interview with Jan Hall at the 2018 Folk Music Ontario conference, it's getting harder and harder to make a living as singer-songwriter in a music world that is becoming so totally dominated by streaming companies that, at the present time, do not fairly compensate artists for access to their music. It’s a great interview, and well-worth checking out – and Jory also plays a couple of songs from the new album live for us. Wilderness Years was co-produced with Chris Stringer, and recorded at Union Sound with support from Jason Fowler, (guitars, mandolin), Devon Henderson (bass), Robbie Grunwald (piano, organ, accordion), Gary Craig (percussion), Dean Drouillard (6 &amp; 12 string electric guitars), Burke Carroll (pedal steel), Kevin Fox (cello), Drew Jurecka (strings), Gene Hardy (sax), Jerome Godboo (harmonica) with Lori Cullen, Oh Susanna, Lydia Persuad &amp; Chloe Watkinson (backing vocals). The new album has a lush and warm feel, and features 11 songs that are some of the most personal Jory has written, reflecting on the joys and responsibilities of new fatherhood, and crossing borders from folk and pop to soul, jazz and blues, with a nod to some of the great singer-songwriter albums of the 70s. Jory Nash plays Silence in Guelph on Saturday November 17 at 8 p.m. Visit Jory Nash online at <a href="http://jorynash.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://jorynash.com</a>. Music: Jory Nash “Sister Station” (Live), “Wilderness” (Live) and “The Astral Plane” from “Wilderness Years” (Thin Man Records, 2018).

Interview - Jory Nash discussing his latest album "Wilderness Years"

Jory Nash joins us on Episode 405 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about his latest album “Wilderness Years”, and the challenges of making a living as a singer-songwriter in a world where online streaming is rapidly becoming the primary way people listen to music. It’s a great interview and definitely worth sticking around for. We also hear from Guelph based singer-songwriter Doris Folkens who has just released a new single for Remembrance Day, "All Our Roses", and check out more of the new music we've received including new releases from Kaia Kater, Missy Raines, Kathy Kallick Band, Kittel &amp; Co. and Jenie Thai. Check you the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-405-feat-jory-nash-more-new-releases/

Jory Nash joins us on Episode 405 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about his latest album “Wilderness Years”, and the challenges of making a living as a singer-songwriter in a world where online streaming is rapidly becoming the primary way people listen to music. It’s a great interview and definitely worth sticking around for. We also hear from Guelph based singer-songwriter Doris Folkens who has just released a new single for Remembrance Day, "All Our Roses", and check out more of the new music we've received including new releases from Kaia Kater, Missy Raines, Kathy Kallick Band, Kittel &amp; Co. and Jenie Thai. Check you the full playlist on the website: <a href="http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-405-feat-jory-nash-more-new-releases/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-405-feat-jory-nash-more-new-releases/</a>

Episode 405 - feat. Jory Nash & More New Releases

Jory Nash is an award-winning singer-songwriter and storyteller who blends elements of folk, jazz, blues, pop and soul into an original stew of sound.

If you want to watch someone doing what they love, and/or what they were born to do, find some of Jory Nash's live performance YouTube videos. Better yet, go see him perform live, or buy his music. You'll discover (if you don't already know his work) a gentleman with a deep well of textures and nuances as a songwriter, similarly captivating as a vocalist. In this freewheeling conversation, we chat about his upcoming new album, his prior recording work, and several ongoing music projects that he and his colleagues (impressive company there as well) put together - including his annual tribute to Gordon Lightfoot. Jory Nash  

If you want to watch someone doing what they love, and/or what they were born to do, find some of Jory Nash's live performance YouTube videos. Better yet, go see him perform live, or buy his music. You'll discover (if you don't already know his work) a gentleman with a deep well of textures and nuances as a songwriter, similarly captivating as a vocalist. In this freewheeling conversation, we chat about his upcoming new album, his prior recording work, and several ongoing music projects that he and his colleagues (impressive company there as well) put together - including his annual tribute to Gordon Lightfoot. <a href="https://www.jorynash.com/home" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Jory Nash</a>