With music supervision by the renowned Peter Asher (Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor), the concert features material from Martin and Brickell's GRAMMY-winning collaborative album 'Love Has Come For You' as well as songs from “Rare Bird,” Martin’s highly acclaimed GRAMMY-winning project with the Steep Canyon Rangers in addition to music from his GRAMMY-winning solo album “The Crow: New Songs for the Five-String Banjo.” Highlighting Martin’s unique blend of comedy and bluegrass, this extraordinary live performance was taped in stunning HD and recorded in crystal clear 5.1 audio at the historic Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside, California in the fall of 2013. In addition, on March 11th, 2014, Rounder Records will release a deluxe two-disc CD/DVD package documenting this special event. (Check local listings for airings in your area). It ends up being a difficult process for both sides as there end up being 3,000 dancers at the start of the eight month audition process.Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, fresh off their 2014 GRAMMY win (Best American Roots Song) are set for their first-ever live concert television broadcast as PBS’ Great Performances premieres 'Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers featuring Edie Brickell Live' March 4th, 2014 on WNET. As such, they 'really want this job' as it speaks to who they are and what they do and want to do for a living. Although the names and the faces have changed from 1974, the dancers auditioning mirror many of the stories and issues faced by those original dancers. The issue for the revival's creative team is to make the show and the casting fresh, while respecting the original, where the characters, their stories and their related songs all came out of the 1974 dancers' stories, they who were cast in the original production.

In 2008, a Broadway revival of the show is being mounted, with many involved in the original production part of the creative team behind the revival. It would become the genesis for what has become one of the most influential Broadway musicals of all time, and a show which speaks to theatrical dancers' hearts: 'A Chorus Line'.

Storyline: Every Little Step (2008) Starting at midnight January 26, 1974, dancer and choreographer Michael Bennett held a twelve-hour taped get-together with twenty-two dancers talking about themselves, he not knowing exactly where it would lead.

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