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The What Happened Podcast with Chris Moore

Tuesday, October 01, 2013 By Mayer Danzig

Ever wanted to know what life is like as a musician? Curious about how they got their start and where they find inspiration? Interviewer Teddy Goldstein gets the in-depth story from singer-songwriters on his What Happened podcast. Teddy’s guest for this edition is Chris Moore, one of Teddy’s (and many others) favorite singer-songwriters. Moore talks […]

Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: Chris Moore, Teddy Goldstein

Monday Morning Video: John Hiatt

Monday, September 30, 2013 By Mayer Danzig

We’ll start this week with a gem from the John Hiatt catalog. The song tells the tale of a guy who “borrows” one of Elvis Presley’s Cadillacs and the consequences thereof. And, yes, that is the amazing Sonny Landreth on guitar.

Filed Under: Americana, Rock, Videos Tagged With: John Hiatt, Sonny Landreth

Butch Walker, Peachtree Battle-EP

Friday, September 27, 2013 By Todd Mathis

I like Butch Walker. His new EP is good. It is very fun. One time I shot a squirrel too. Oh sorry, I’ve been reading my daughter’s 1st grade journal. I’ll try to be a bit more sophisticated, as this EP does deal with death and Butch rushed the release so his father could hear […]

Filed Under: Reviews

MonkeyJunk – All Frequencies

Wednesday, September 25, 2013 By Bill Wilcox

In those odd moments when you’re craving funk, I mean, the lost art of funk seventies style, with the rhythm and beat that make you want to groove, MonkeyJunk can fill that prescription. The Ottawa, Canada-based trio of Steve Marriner, Tony D and Matt Sobb are called blues rockers, but their latest release, All Frequencies, […]

Filed Under: Blues, Reviews, Roots, Soul/R&B Tagged With: MonkeyJunk

Music with a Purpose: Songs for the World’s Bravest Kids

Tuesday, September 24, 2013 By Mayer Danzig

This post continues our series of posts about music that serves a higher purpose. This music reaches beyond pure listening enjoyment, raising awareness about important issues that affects countless people in their day-to-day lives. Alastair Moock had built a successful career as a folk musician when cancer struck. It didn’t strike him, but rather his […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Alternative, Folk, Reviews Tagged With: Alastair Moock, Aoife O'donovan, Chris Smither, Mark Erelli

Monday Morning Video: The Ponderosa Stomp!

Monday, September 23, 2013 By Mayer Danzig

Hot on the heels of our celebration of Muscle Shoals, we’ll turn our attention to another legendary music city: New Orleans. The Ponderosa Stomp music festival, to be held in New Orleans from October 3-5, bills itself as “celebrating the unsung heroes of American music.” It is an appropriate way to describe a weekend celebration […]

Filed Under: Americana, Soul/R&B, Videos Tagged With: Swamp Dogg, The Standells

The Band Of Heathens – Sunday Morning Record

Friday, September 20, 2013 By Shawn Underwood

Sunday Morning Record.  The title of the latest from The Band Of Heathens does as good a job of describing the recording as just about anything anyone writes.  Those early morning hours when the night before is still ringing in your ears and the warm morning sun commands something a little less energetic and little […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Reviews Tagged With: The Band Of Heathens

North Mississippi Allstars – World Boogie Is Coming

Wednesday, September 18, 2013 By Bill Wilcox

North Mississippi Allstars has been tearing it up for 17 years. From their studio recordings, with their unique blend of traditional roots and edgy rock, to their thundering live performances, featuring drumlines and bizarre instrumentation from electric washboards to cigar box guitars and a stringed instrument made from a coffee can on a stick, the […]

Filed Under: Blues, Reviews, Rock, Roots Tagged With: Cody Dickinson, Luther Dickinson, North Mississippi Allstars, South Memphis String Band

Monday Morning Video: Muscle Shoals, the Movie

Monday, September 16, 2013 By Mayer Danzig

Many would say that the “Muscle Shoals sound” began with the founding of FAME Studios. From humble beginnings above a drug store, the studio became an institution that spawned countless legendary recordings. A mind-blowing array of artists made the pilgrimage to Muscle Shoals to record at FAME and nearby Muscle Shoals Sounds. In the early […]

Filed Under: Americana, Reviews, Rock, Soul/R&B, Spotlight, Videos

The Muscle Shoals Music Guide, Part 3

Friday, September 13, 2013 By The Twangville Posse

Twangville has teamed up with Muscle Shoals musician Jimbo Hart, known to many for his work with Jason Isbell and others, to highlight the many great artists that call Muscle Shoals home. PINE HILL HAINTS Twangville Says: Accordion laden drinking tunes, Johnny Cash covers, rockabilly/hillbilly…the Pine Hill Haints seem to do a little bit of […]

Filed Under: Pop, Reviews, Rockabilly, Spotlight, Videos Tagged With: Pine Hill Haints, The Bear

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