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Country Hall of Famer Don Williams enjoyed some of his most successful and productive years in the late 70s and early 80s, and now his son Tim Williams has unearthed some never-heard master recordings from that era. He and Don’s longtime producer Garth Fundis have enhanced and enriched those performances with contemporary tracks to make the new album Epilogue: The Cellar Tapes. They spoke with Craig Havighurst at Williams’s favorite studio about this special release.
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Margo Price join us for episode four of WMOT's 2026 30A Songwriters Sessions, where we invite artists to perform acoustic sets in a beach house turned studio near Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, during the 30A Songwriters Festival.
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