Live At Centre Street Podcast

A native of San Diego, California classical guitarist Robby Bell was introduced to music at an early age from his grandfather. Now with a Bachelors from UC Santa Cruz and a Masters from New England Conservatory, Robbie has been carrying the classical torch while carving his own path in the music industry. In our conversation piece we talk about his early childhood traveling as a military brat to his first classical guitar lesson while attending UC Santa Cruz and the professors that helped him define his sound & approach to classical guitar. This is our first classical artist we’ve ever had on the podcast and you surely don’t want to miss it! Robby Bell - Classical Guitar https://robertbellmusic.com Setlist: 1. Capricious Arabe- Francisco Tarrega 2. Montemayor- Federico Torroba 3. Fugue in G minor-Bach 4. La fille Aux Cheveux De Lin- Claude Debussy 5. Gymnopedie No.1- Erik Satie Recorded at First Baptist Church in Newton, Ma Produced by Christian Saint-Louis Recorded, Mixed and Edited by Matt Peiffer C

A native of San Diego, California classical guitarist Robby Bell was introduced to music at an early age from his grandfather. Now with a Bachelors from UC Santa Cruz and a Masters from New England Conservatory, Robbie has been carrying the classical torch while carving his own path in the music industry. In our conversation piece we talk about his early childhood traveling as a military brat to his first classical guitar lesson while attending UC Santa Cruz and the professors that helped him define his sound & approach to classical guitar. This is our first classical artist we’ve ever had on the podcast and you surely don’t want to miss it! Robby Bell - Classical Guitar https://robertbellmusic.com Setlist: 1. Capricious Arabe- Francisco Tarrega 2. Montemayor- Federico Torroba 3. Fugue in G minor-Bach 4. La fille Aux Cheveux De Lin- Claude Debussy 5. Gymnopedie No.1- Erik Satie Recorded at First Baptist Church in Newton, Ma Produced by Christian Saint-Louis Recorded, Mixed and Edited by Matt Peiffer C

Founded in 2015 by lead singer Sam Walukouw, reggae sensation Java Jukebox has been making waves in the Boston music scene with their “Take Me To The Roots” residency at the Middle East Club and opening up for big acts like Mighty Mystic. With one EP already out, the band is anticipating the release of their first full length album in 2019. In our conversation piece we sit down and hear from bandleader Sam Walukouw about growing up in Indonesia and the culture shock of moving to Canton, New York in his teenage high school years while barely being able to speak English. We also talk about his introduction to reggae music and his eventual move to Boston where he immersed himself in the music community and began developing his sound and skills as a songwriter and bandleader. Sammy Walukaow: Vocals and Guitar Alex Meheilavich: Guitar Evad Campbell: Keys Tyler Last: Bass Salvador Pineda Jr. : Drums Seba Molnar: Sax Hoyt Parquet: Trombone Setlist: Mistreatment This Place Unjust Regulation Rise Up Donchu It’s

Founded in 2015 by lead singer Sam Walukouw, reggae sensation Java Jukebox has been making waves in the Boston music scene with their “Take Me To The Roots" residency at the Middle East Club and opening up for big acts like Mighty Mystic. With one EP already out, the band is anticipating the release of their first full length album in 2019. In our conversation piece we sit down and hear from bandleader Sam Walukouw about growing up in Indonesia and the culture shock of moving to Canton, New York in his teenage high school years while barely being able to speak English. We also talk about his introduction to reggae music and his eventual move to Boston where he immersed himself in the music community and began developing his sound and skills as a songwriter and bandleader. Sammy Walukaow: Vocals and Guitar Alex Meheilavich: Guitar Evad Campbell: Keys Tyler Last: Bass Salvador Pineda Jr. : Drums Seba Molnar: Sax Hoyt Parquet: Trombone Setlist: Mistreatment This Place Unjust Regulation Rise Up Donchu It’s