Clark Gibson
Clark is Production and Digital Content Manager at WUTC.
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A father-and-son duo - Jon Brumit on drums and synth, and his son Otto on vibes - improvise a session together as they join Richard Winham for this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library. -
A father-and-son duo - Jon Brumit on drums and synth, and his son Otto on vibes - improvise a session together as they join Richard Winham for this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.
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Jason Wilber, a longtime guitarist for John Prine, talks with WUTC's Clark Gibson about the John Prine Songs and Souvenir Tour, celebrating the music and legacy of Prine - coming to Chattanooga's Walker Theatre on Saturday, April 12th. -
Landis Zehrung talks "American Primitive" guitar playing, dreams and find your voice as he joins WUTC's Clark Gibson for this episode of "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at the Chattanooga Public Library. -
Landis Zehrung talks "American Primitive" guitar playing, dreams and find your voice as he joins WUTC's Clark Gibson for this episode of "Live in the Library," recorded live downtown at the Chattanooga Public Library.
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Isabel Crespo Pardo - vocalist, improviser / composer and interdisciplinary artist - spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson ahead of this year's Big Ears Music Festival in Knoxville. -
Shelley Hirsch - author, musician and avant-garde spoken word performer - spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson ahead of this year's Big Ears Music Festival in Knoxville. -
(Aired Thu 3/27/25) Swayyvo - multigenre artist, saxophonist and piano player, musician and producer - joins Clark Gibson on this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library," recorded live at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library. -
(Aired Thu 3/27/25) Swayyvo - multigenre artist, saxophonist and piano player, musician and producer - joins Clark Gibson on this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library," recorded live at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.
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Swamp Dogg was twelve years old when his first song was released in 1954. The country soul and R&B singer, songwriter, musician and producer spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson ahead of his performances at this year's Big Ears Music Festival in Knoxville.
