Way Out of No Way - Perennial After Cancer

Greg Greenway singing

Greg Greenway is sharing his music today, especially appreciated since I delayed so long in contacting him. I first learned of Greg's work as part of Brother Sun with Joe Jencks and Pat Wictor about 10 years ago. After that, there has been his work with Reggie Harris, who's also been my guest a couple times, with the two of them performing as Deeper Than The Skin. I'm grateful that Greg has been successful in his wrestling with cancer, rising perennial in the face of adversity, so I could finally invite him to join us. There's a powerful current of love and connection throughout Greg's music, which you'll feel in this hour, and maybe it will energize you in that direction as well. While he's Virginia-born, much of his career has been in Massachusetts, though now he has moved back to VA, and is growing in that ground.

Past/present religious/spiritual influences: Baptist, UU – Unitarian Universalist

All featured music is written & performed by Greg Greenway, unless otherwise noted:

In The Name Of Love (Pride) - from Something Worth Doing

Big Wide World - from Between Hello and Goodbye

Hello, Hello, Hello - from Between Hello and Goodbye

The Weight of Feathers - from Standing on the Side of Love

Mighty Long Way - from Deeper Than The Skin

Episode Number

SOS-000727

First Air Date

Full Song of the Soul interview with Greg Greenway

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Way Out of No Way - Perennial After Cancer

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Greg Greenway

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