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Bonus Monday Video – Neil Young

Monday, July 06, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Just ’cause….

Filed Under: Rock, Videos Tagged With: Neil Young

Monday Morning Video – Todd Thibaud “4th of July”

Monday, July 06, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Todd Thibaud’s “4th of July” isn’t about the holiday but it does capture an appropriate holiday sentiment, especially this year. As turbulent times swirl around us, sometimes it’s nice to find moments of peacefulness and contentment in our lives. There’s a guy on my street, he moves to the beat of a song And he […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Videos Tagged With: Todd Thibaud

Readers’ Pick: Scroggins & Rose – Curios

Friday, July 03, 2020 By Tom Osborne

Scroggins & Rose – Curios (cover art)

You picked Scroggins & Rose – Curios as your favorite new release for the week of June 26, 2020. New Releases Did we miss something? If you feel a new release is missing from our current poll, please let us know in the comments. Readers’ Tops Winter & Spring 2020 Robert Vincent – In This […]

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Mayer’s Playlist for Spring 2020, Part 4

Thursday, July 02, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

She’s a Self-Made Man, Larkin Poe (from Tricki-Woo Records Self Made Man) Rebecca & Megan Lovell pull no punches on their latest release. Self Made Man, their follow-up to 2018’s Grammy nominated Venom & Faith is a bruising rock album pure and simple.  The sisters are old souls possessed by the spirit of the legendary […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Blues, Country, Folk, Playlists, Pop, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Streams, Videos Tagged With: Aloud, Ben de la Cour, Brendan Benson, Butch Walker, Dirt Reynolds, Larkin Poe, Michael McDermott, Will Hoge, Willie Nile

Darlin’ Brando – Also, too…

Wednesday, July 01, 2020 By Shawn Underwood

I think the best ones are located a mile or so out of town. Far enough that no one complains about the noise, but close enough you can still get home after, well, whatever. Budweiser and Miller are the Premium options at the bar and food comes from the microwave or deep fryer. I’m talking […]

Filed Under: Country, Dance, Reviews

John McCutcheon on $400 Days and the True Definition of Success

Tuesday, June 30, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Prolific folk singer John McCutcheon talks about the dustbin of his writing archive and recalls playing a union gig when he was a teenager

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Folk, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: John McCutcheon

Monday Morning Video – Brother Dege “Old Angel Midnight”

Monday, June 29, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Louisiana blues artist Brother Dege celebrates the 10 year anniversary release of his Folk Songs of the American Longhair album with this special limited edition vinyl release. Says Dege of the album: This is an album that gestated over the course of 10 years, while I was broke and living in cheap motels, trailer parks, […]

Filed Under: Americana, Blues, Videos Tagged With: Brother Dege

Readers’ Pick: Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways

Friday, June 26, 2020 By Tom Osborne

Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways (cover art)

You picked Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways as your favorite new release for the week of June 19, 2020. New Releases Did we miss something? If you feel a new release is missing from our current poll, please let us know in the comments. Readers’ Tops Winter & Spring 2020 Robert Vincent – […]

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On the Road: A Tribute To John Hartford

Thursday, June 25, 2020 By Shawn Underwood

For the most part, Bill Monroe invented the bluegrass genre over a period of years. The progressive/new grass/indie grass branch of the tree, though, can possibly be related to a single album, John Hartford’s Aereo-Plain. Therefore it’s fitting that so many of that strand’s best known groups jumped in to contribute a cover of one […]

Filed Under: Bluegrass, Folk, Reviews Tagged With: john hartford, MusiCares

Ondara – Folk n’ Roll Vol 1: Tales of Isolation

Wednesday, June 24, 2020 By Jeff McMahon

After Tales of America came out a little over a year ago, Ondara has been building a following. His songs and his story are equally compelling. They are a slow burn that showcase soaring vocals and overcoming obstacles (Ondara was burn in Nairobi, Kenya and the lucky recipient of a lottery-won visa to the U.S. […]

Filed Under: Reviews

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