Terre Roche on New Collection of Early Roches Recordings

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Nov 3, 2022
Before forming the folk trio The Roches in the late 70s, sisters Terre and Maggie Roche performed for years as a duo, releasing one album, Seductive Reasoning. Many of their unreleased recordings were lost before Maggie's death in 2017, but a new release brings light to more music from that time. Kin Ya See That Sun is a book featuring lyrics, illustrations, interview clips, and more and is accompanied by a CD of early recordings. Terre Roche joins us to talk about it and take listeners' calls.

 

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