Alexander Muñoz Jones

From Hills To Hollers

Music EN ↓ 3 episodes

An all things traditional music podcast. Together we will explore  histories, stories and cultural backgrounds of traditional music from many parts of the world. With the help of ethnomusicologists, musicians, storytellers, record collectors and archivists I hope to share more than just a song or a tune or a style of music but an insight into a deeper understanding of cultural practices, history and tradition, all through the lense of music. 

Author

Alexander Muñoz Jones

Category

Music

Latest episode

Nov 12, 2025

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Episodes

Sort Of Uncertain: A brief history of the Tenor Banjo and its role in early American recordings 12.11.2025

In this episode we will talk very briefly about the history of the banjo but more specifically that of the Tenor banjo. Where it might have been developed and some early recordings and its rise of popularity among different music in the teens, twenties and thirties.  Track list: Lollypops: Harry Rieser As you please: Fred Van Eps Dixie Medley: Fred Van Eps Banjokes: Len Fillis Cavan Reel: Flanagan...

Pinewood Magic Part 1. A history of black fiddle music from Texas 05.10.2025

Part one of a three part series diving into the history of black fiddle music from the state of Texas. This episode involves a conversation with the music historian Dan Foster. For further reading on the subject or articles written by Mr. Foster please visit the field recorders website! Feel free to reach out to me with any questions, concerns or feedback about the episodes. Or if you just want to...

Miss McLeods to wake up Jacob 05.10.2025

A brief dive into the development and evolution of American fiddle music through the story of one tune in particular. In this case, Miss McLeods reel. How can a tune from the isles of Scotland ended up being played over on hundred years later in the state of Texas?

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