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A Campfire with Sugarcane Jane

May 26, 2020 | The Professional Noticer

This week, Andy has one of his favorite music duos, Sugarcane Jane, in the studio to talk about touring, meeting each other, and of course… to play several songs.

Tune in to hear Anthony and Savana share about their writing process, as Andy prompts Anthony to tell stories about touring, Neil Young, and Paul McCartney.

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