{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Steve Forbert Interview ~ Part 1","description":"Steve Forbert is one of the few artists who can mesmerize a crowd with nothing but a distinctive voice, an acoustic guitar and his trusty harmonica slung around his neck. More than four decades have passed since Steve first made his way to New York City from Meridian, Mississippi. Steve\u2019s debut album \u2018Alive on Arrival\u2019 became one of 1978\u2019s most acclaimed records.  Rolling Stone contributing editor David Wild recently reflected that \u201cnow or then he would be hard-pressed to find a debut effort that was simultaneously as fresh and accomplished\u201d comparing it to \u201ca great first novel by a young author who somehow managed to split the difference between Mark Twain and JD Salinger.\u201d One track from that album, 'Grand Central Station March 18, 1977' earned Steve a spot on the 2014 Village Voice list of the 60 best songs ever written about New York City. Produced by: Joe Poletto & Karl Derfler Engineered by: Karl Derfler Production Director: David Gross Production Managers: Michelle Garramone & Kelsey Kirpich \u201cLater Days\u201d song by The Mother Hips ","author_name":"Later Days","author_url":"https:\/\/www.asterlight.com","html":"