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Monday Morning Video – Hannah Aldridge

Monday, March 09, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Here’s another installment of my informal trip down memory lane to savor favorite songs from the past few years. This time it’s a pair from Hannah Aldridge, whose Gold Rush was a favorite from 2017. Here’s “Burning Down Birmingham” from that release, plus a bonus cover of Jackson Browne’s “These Days”.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Videos Tagged With: Hannah Aldridge

Readers’ Pick: Dom Flemons – Prospect Hill: The American Songster Omnibus

Friday, March 06, 2020 By Tom Osborne

Dom Flemons – Prospect Hill: The American Songster Omnibus (cover art)

You picked Dom Flemons – Prospect Hill: The American Songster Omnibus as your favorite new release for the week of February 28, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilR4pyN_y7g 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 […]

Filed Under: Readers' Pick Tagged With: Dom Flemons

Avi Kaplan – I’ll Get By

Thursday, March 05, 2020 By Chip Frazier

Sometimes a voice comes along that has the potential to carry an entire album. No instrumentation needed. Avi Kaplan has such a voice. This probably shouldn’t be a surprise given his background in the uber-popular acapella group Pentatonix. I must admit to not being much of a fan of them or acapella groups in general. […]

Filed Under: Americana, Folk, Gospel, Reviews Tagged With: Avi Kaaplan, Pentatonix

Danny Barnes on Comic Books, Motorcycles, and Kitchen Table Rehearsals

Tuesday, March 03, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Self-proclaimed “legacy cat” banjoist Danny Barnes talks about the words of “encouragement” that he received from a former day job boss and talks about why he still plays shows.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: danny barnes

The Mastersons on Curated Tour Bus Treats and the Non-Financial Riches of Music

Tuesday, March 03, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Eleanor Whitmore and Chris Masterson talk about the importance of self-care and not sweating the small shit.

Filed Under: Americana, Interviews, Pop, Why It Matters Tagged With: The Mastersons

Monday Morning Video – Going to New York City

Monday, March 02, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Ain’t it fun when a favorite song suddenly rings out with even greater personal relevance? As Steve Earle said, “I’m going to New York City, I just like the way it sounds.”

Filed Under: Rock, Videos Tagged With: Steve Earle

Readers’ Pick: Nora Jane Struthers – Bright Lights, Long Drives, First Words

Friday, February 28, 2020 By Tom Osborne

Nora Jane Struthers – Bright Lights, Long Drives, First Words (cover art)

You picked Nora Jane Struthers – Bright Lights, Long Drives, First Words as your favorite new release for the week of February 21, 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 […]

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Pi Jacobs – Two Truths And A Lie

Thursday, February 27, 2020 By Shawn Underwood

“Divorce…whiskey…legal problems…cheaters…lies. I’m a pro at what not to do.” Whatever story comes next, it’s going to be a good one. That line comes from Broken Cup, the opening cut on Pi Jacobs’ latest release, and what comes next is indeed good. Two Truths And A Lie is collage of stories about female characters that […]

Filed Under: Americana, Blues, Folk, Reviews, Roots Tagged With: Pi Jacobs

Sonny Landreth – Blacktop Run

Wednesday, February 26, 2020 By Bill Wilcox

Louisiana slide guitarist Sonny Landreth is a great musician who doesn’t get nearly enough attention. Blacktop Run is a great addition to Landreth’s prolific output. Originally from Lafayette, Louisiana, Landreth got his first gig in the 1970s as a sideman to zydeco king Clifton Chenier. It was that job that prepared him for a lifetime […]

Filed Under: Blues, Reviews, Roots Tagged With: Sonny Landreth

Larry Keel on Bird Feeders and Learning the Music Business from the Ground Up

Tuesday, February 25, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Guitarist Larry Keel talks about writing his first song while sitting in a corn field, the time that his van transmission went out, and the weekly pickin’ jams that took place in Fauquier County, VA.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Bluegrass, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Larry Keel

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