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Whitney Phaneuf
Verified
Editor-in-Chief, Via Magazine
Beats
Music , Books, Art, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Travel
Content
By Joey Lusterman, Whitney Phaneuf| Acoustic Guitar Verified Olivia Wolf’s bluegrass upbringing fueled her passion for music, but it was mainstream country radio that really inspired her to craft her own sound. “I heard Tricia Yearwood and Miranda Lambertand Randy Travis, and it was like a drug—all I could think was, ‘How do I hear more of this?’”It turns out the best way to hear more of the music she loved was to create it herself, and Wolf’s San Francisco-to-Nashville, existential-folk-rock-country sound is spotlighted in this Acoustic Guitar Session.
By Emile Menasche, Whitney Phaneuf, Anna Pulley, Karen Peterson| Acoustic Guitar Verified With a slide in his hand, 16-time Grammy winner Jerry Douglas has one of the most distinctive and yet adaptable voices in the business. Whether he’s playing with Alison Krauss and Union Station, or the Earls of Leicester, or working as a producer and master session player, Douglas can make a dobro or lap steel sing. But it’s as a solo artist with his longtime ensemble of Christian Sedelmyer (violin), Daniel Kimbro (bass), and Mike Seal (guitar) where Douglas and his slide can sing their own tune.
By Whitney Phaneuf, Kevin Owens Verified, Joey Lusterman| Acoustic Guitar Verified Singer-songwriter Ana Egge recently stopped by the AG offices to share a few songs while touring Sharing in the Spirit, her 13th album. Egge’s idiosyncratic songs flow between folk, blues, and pop tendencies, with her heart and soul always at the forefront.
Company Info
Via Magazine
Via is an award-winning magazine and website serving AAA members in nine western states. Via is fueled by the strength and integrity of the AAA brand, which drives readership and underscores the credibility of our content. Originally founded in 1917 as The California Motorist, Via today reaches every other household in Northern California with market penetration exceeding that of any other regional media—broadcast or print. Via also serves readers in Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska.