Show Notes
The Band: A History sits down with Mrs. Henry, the California-based rock group who is heading out on the road with their show Music From The Band. Mrs. Henry first tackled The Band with their extensive rendition of The Last Waltz that later was pressed on vinyl. Since then, the group has continued to craft their own music and tour. Now, there are back with their Music From The Band Tour, featuring songs from The Band's entire career. During the interview, we talk about the band's inception, how COVID-19 struck them, their new tour plans and more. If you want to learn more about Mrs. Henry's tour you can find information here: http://www.mrshenry.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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