Bill Callahan: ‘My fans are not desiring me to put a picture of my face up every three days’
American musician Bill Callahan
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For Bill Callahan, it's "a version of hell" to play songs the same way every time.
The beloved American musician tells Music 101's Charlotte Ryan about the thrill of improvising on his new live album Resuscitate!, the "little sparks" which become songs and why he's planning to explore not songwriting later this year.
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Improvised music can sometimes get a little tiring "because there's not always a ground to stand on", Callahan says, but for him, that looseness is also part of its appeal.
"I like that unstructured and floating and confused feeling that a lot of like free jazz gives me but I also wanted to combine that with a ghostly, overarching structure so that it was someho...










