This week on The Music Room, we chatted with folk artist Tret Fure. Fure is a well-accomplished musician, with nearly 50 years of experience in the business. Fure uses life experiences to write her songs, whether they are her experiences or not. For example, her inspiration for “Closer to My Sons” and “Six Beers” came from a magazine article and a movie scene, respectively. Additionally, Fure shared with us her feelings about the changing landscape of the music industry, and the importance of becoming a unionized musician.
Fure will be playing at Kennett Flash in Kennett Square, PA on Saturday, April 29th, 2017 at 8pm.
The Interview
Tret Fure hosted by Mandorichard. Recorded live on April 25, 2017.
41:21
79.4 MB
About Our Guest
Tret Fure began her music career at age 16 in the Midwest. By the age of 19, Fure moved to Los Angeles, hoping to obtain a record deal. In her 47 year career, Fure has released 15 albums, with a variety of artists. She began her career in the women’s music genre, but has rebranded into the folk genre. Tret Fure has her own music label, and clothing line, named after her song “Tomboy Girl”. Fure enjoys teaching songwriting and guitar when she is not traveling.
The Music
| Artist |
Song |
Album |
Year |
| Tret Fure |
Catalina |
Tret Fure |
1973 |
| Tret Fure |
Closer To My Sons |
Back Home |
2001 |
| Tret Fure |
Foolish or Fool Hearted |
Rembrandt Afternoons |
2015 |
| Tret Fure |
Six Beers |
True Compass |
2007 |
| Tret Fure |
Freedom |
Rembrandt Afternoons |
2015 |
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Credits:
Mandorichard: Producer, host, recording engineer, audio editor
Sam O’Donnell: Web page author and editor
