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Studio B
Studio B is where the live music magic happens. Under the supervision of WNCW's own golden-eared audio engineer, Sean Rubin, Studio B is the station's state-of-the-art recording facility that hosts regional, national and international artists. WNCW broadcasts performances and interviews live on the air and records the sessions for future use. Some of the finest tracks captured in Studio B find their way to WNCW's self-produced Crowd Around the Mic CDs, which are offered as pledge incentives during fund drives.You can watch segments from live Studio B sessions at our You Tube channel. Check out www.youtube.com/wncwstudiob for performances by Samantha Fish, Jason Isbell, Del McCoury, Railroad Earth and more! Click here to watch the videos.

Studio B Rewind, SUNDAY February 23 - The Tim Carter Band PLUS Claire Lynch and Jim Hurst at 7pm

Collage of musicians and DJs in Studio B
Vicki Dameron

From Studio B Rewind Host Kim Clark:

"This past September 4th was a fun day in Studio B, and we'll relive it in this show," said Clark. "Just after lunch that day we had the Tim Carter Band in to play live for us. Tim grew up around a Jamestown, NC radio station where his dad was a DJ who played everything from big band to classic country, and after teaching himself banjo Tim went on to tour and record with Alison Brown, Tim O'Brien, Vassar Clements and Claire Lynch. And wouldn't you know it, Claire, along with guitar virtuoso Jim Hurst, arrived in Studio B that afternoon not long after Tim and his band had departed. Claire Lynch has been nominated for three GRAMMY Awards and has won seven IBMA awards.  Her music has been a part of the WNCW playlist since we first signed on, but this was the first time her schedule allowed her to come through Spindale, NC in probably about a decade."

Tim Carter is also a multiple GRAMMY Award-winning/Nominated Recording Engineer

Studio B Rewind Sessions are produced by Kim Clark and recorded by Sean Rubin/Sound Engineer