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Inside Jackson Station

By: Palmer Media
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  • Conversations with the artists and individuals who made Jackson Station Rhythm & Blues Club a truly legendary place. Hosted by Daniel Harrison, author of the book Live At Jackson Station: Music, Community, and Tragedy in a Southern Blues Bar (University of South Carolina Press, 2021). In each episode, Dan digs into the stories behind the iconic blues bar in Hodges, SC, with the help of the musicians and artists who made the experience of Jackson Station something we will never forget.
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Episodes
  • Inside Jackson Station with Glenn Phillips (of the Hampton Grease Band)

    Inside Jackson Station with Glenn Phillips (of the Hampton Grease Band)
    Feb 13 2022
    Glenn Phillips joins Dan Harrison in a free-flowing conversation about Glenn's storied career in music, beginning with the Hampton Grease Band, then with the Glenn Phillips Band, and most recently with Jeff Calder in their band the Supreme Court. In addition to sharing tales of his experiences meeting John Lennon and Yoko Ono, playing guitar with Frank Zappa and the Grateful Dead, and seeing Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix in Atlanta in the 1960s, Glenn tells what it was like to perform at Jackson Station. Jackson Station was an extraordinary and magical place and with Glenn and Dan's help we're taken on a journey back to this iconic Southern blues bar. Subscribe to Inside Jackson Station wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at InsideJacksonStation.com for more amazing content.
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    53 mins
  • Welcome to Inside Jackson Station with Blues Guitarist Bob Margolin and Daniel Harrison author of Live at Jackson Station

    Welcome to Inside Jackson Station with Blues Guitarist Bob Margolin and Daniel Harrison author of Live at Jackson Station
    Feb 13 2022
    Welcome to Inside Jackson station, the podcast that takes you inside the legendary blues bar in Hodges, South Carolina. In our first episode, we introduce you to Jackson Station beginning with a conversation with Daniel Harrison, our host and the author of Live At Jackson Station a book that chronicles the social history of the iconic blues bar from its inception in 1975 to the brutal crime that shut down the club in April 1990. We begin with a bit of sound from inside the club with the iconic R&B artist Napoleon “Nappy” Brown singing with Bob Margolin on guitar. Then, after hearing how Dan discovered the story that led to the book, we pick up with Dan's interview with Bob Margolin. This conversation provides a good sense of what it was like inside this magical, diverse, and at times quite contradictory Southern blues bar in late 1970s and 1980s Subscribe to Inside Jackson Station wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at InsideJacksonStation.com for more.
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    42 mins
  • Inside Jackson Station with Mattie Phifer and Catherine Brickley from The Sensible Pumps

    Inside Jackson Station with Mattie Phifer and Catherine Brickley from The Sensible Pumps
    Feb 13 2022
    Mattie Phifer and Catherine Brickley, founding Members of the Sensible Pumps (from Charleston, SC), join host Dan Harrison to hear what it was like for the Pumps when they played at Jackson Station in the 1980s. After learning how the Pumps formed and discovered Jackson Station, we hear Mattie tell her the story of being at the club on that fateful night in April of 1990 when Gerald Jackson was viciously attacked with a bush ax in the parking lot and left for dead. We hear what the Pumps are up to these days and get some perspective on what Jackson Station means to them and how they've carried their memories of the club with them to this day. Subscribe to Inside Jackson Station wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at InsideJacksonStation.com for more.
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    30 mins
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