The Everybodyfields

Oregon Public Broadcasting Music In-Studios

August 4, 2008 at 2:07am

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The Everybodyfields @ Mississippi Studios for opbmusic, 2-21-08
The Knoxville, Tennesse-based quartet The Everybodyfields, led by the singing-songwriting duo Jill Andrews and Sam Quinn visit us in-studio and deliver their brand of heart-wrenching alt-country. Their third album, Nothing Is Okay, was released last summer on Ramseur and the band has since made it a habit to perform in Oregon, having played the McMenamin's Great Northwest Music Tour back in February and, more recently, the 10th Annual Pickathon Festival. We talked to Andrews and Quinn about the impact their shifting relationship has has on the music, the secret behind country music duos, and more, plus unveil two new songs for the session.

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