Nakedly Examined Music #257: Josh Joplin Doesnt Look Back… Until Now @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Nakedly Examined Music #257: Josh Joplin Doesnt Look Back… Until Now  @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With his roots in folk, Josh released three rock albums in the '90s before his big hit "Camera One," from Useful Music (2001), which is getting a Silver Anniversary rework/reissue. (The intro music for this episode is the new version.) He has released seven more albums since then.

We discuss "Goodbye Berlin" from GpYr (2025), "History of I Do" from Figure Drawing (2023), "Juniper" from Boxing Nostalgic (1997), and conclude by listening to "High, Low & Wide" from the self-titled album by his folk unit, Among the Oak & Ash (2008). More at joshjoplingroup.com.

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Nakedly Examined Music #257: Josh Joplin Doesn't Look Back… Until Now

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