It was no longer, you know, it's not like the first one where it was like, doe-dee-doe-dee-doe. And the second one, well, you had John Prine who's going to be listening to it. I was in my studio, pretty much playing, having fun, not expecting anything to come of it. The first one I made, there was nobody looking. REEDER: There's a lot of effort in the second one. John Prine said he thought the good reviews of the first one might have scared you a little bit and that you would have a tough time with what they call the sophomore effort. Reeder.ĪDAMS: This is really your second CD. Hey, batter, hey.ĪDAMS: Dan Reeder is now on tour in Canada along with John Prine, and he joins us from the road in Halifax, Nova Scotia and the studios of the CBC. DAN REEDER (Musician): (Singing) I drink beer to improve my mind, end the war, help mankind through these dark and trying times. The CD, Sweetheart, is coming out this coming Tuesday. John Prine liked the music so much he's now releasing Reeder's work on his Oh Boy record label. He even does the album artwork with help from his family. Reeder writes the songs, builds instruments, records all the instruments and vocal parts. It was buy a do-it-yourselfer named Dan Reeder. But one disc he received a while back really caught his ear. The singer and songwriter John Prine says that when he's out on the tour bus, between his gigs he often listens to demo recordings sent along by aspiring musicians.
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