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Reader’s Pick: Richard Thompson’s, “Sweet Warrior”

Thursday, June 07, 2007 By Tom Osborne

With 75% of the votes, Twangville readers chose Richard Thompson‘s Sweet Warrior as their favorite new album in last week’s poll. Here’s some Richard Thompson videos both new and old. Enjoy!

Filed Under: Folk, Rock, Videos Tagged With: Folk, Rock, Videos

Paul McCartney + More, Album Previews

Tuesday, June 05, 2007 By Tom Osborne

Paul McCartney, Memory Almost Full (Full CD) Have you ever uttered these words about making music, “Sometimes I just sit down and try and write a pop song.”? I sure haven’t, but that’s what Paul McCartney says for his second track “Ever Present Past” on his new release titled Memory Almost Full. The album marks […]

Filed Under: Rock, Streams Tagged With: Rock, Streams

Grace Potter & The Nocturnals @ The State Theatre

Sunday, June 03, 2007 By Tom Osborne

I recently took advantage of a chance to see Grace Potter & The Nocturnals on tour in the DC area (5/19/07). I’ve mentioned before that they were one of my favorite shows at SXSW back in March. As expected they put on an amazing show. Here’s some photos I took with my new Nikon digital […]

Filed Under: Blues, Rock, Soul/R&B, Videos Tagged With: Blues, Rock, Videos

Elizabet Cook Live @ Workplay Theater Birmingham, AL. June 1st

Saturday, June 02, 2007 By Chip Frazier

Three songs into her set at the Workplay Theatre in Birmingham Elizabeth Cook broke into the Merle Haggard tune “Today I Started Loving You Again.” Somehow she took this Haggard composition and channeled Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynne simultaneously. There is no doubt in seeing her live that she is every bit as authentic as […]

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Reader’s Pick: Loudon Wainwright III’s, “Strange Weirdos”

Thursday, May 31, 2007 By Tom Osborne

With 40% of the votes, Twangville readers chose Loudon Wainwright III‘s Strange Weirdos as their favorite new album in last week’s poll. Here’s some Loudon Wainwright videos both new and old. Enjoy!

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Jennie Arnau/Mt. Pleasant

Wednesday, May 30, 2007 By Todd Mathis

When I first saw the title to Jennie Arnau’s new album, Mt. Pleasant, I instinctively thought of the little town in South Carolina of the same name, but assumed that Arnau meant something different…she didn’t.  The album was in fact named for that town.  And although she’s based in New York these days, she’s originally […]

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Juliana Hatfield & Frank Smith + More, Album Previews

Tuesday, May 29, 2007 By Tom Osborne

Juliana Hatfield & Frank Smith, Sittin’ in a Tree (Full CD) Unfortunately Sittin’ in a Tree is only an EP, but I love the sweet buttery sound of Juliana Hatfield layered on top of formerly Boston, now Austin-based alt-country outfit Frank Smith. Check out EP track “A Beer and a Shot”. Even better, be sure […]

Filed Under: Alt-Country, Alternative, Indie, Streams Tagged With: Alt-Country, Alternative, Indie, Streams

Rocky Votolato – “The Brag & Cuss”

Monday, May 28, 2007 By Chip Frazier

Rocky Votolato has come full circle. Prior to going solo he was in a post-punk/emo band called Waxwing. On his new album Brag & Cuss, set to be released on June 19th by Barsuk, the influencesof his Texas childhood are more apparent. Votolato was born in and spent his early childhood in rural Texas. His […]

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Nathan

Thursday, May 24, 2007 By Chip Frazier

“I feel a podium under my feet” says Keri Latimer on “Scarecrow” from the new album Key Principles by the Winnipeg based Americana quartet Nathan. With a voice as enthralling and Charming as hers, she can stand on the podium and say whatever she has to say. The album starts with “John Paul’s Deliveries” about […]

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The Avett Brothers/Emotionalism

Thursday, May 24, 2007 By Todd Mathis

  A few years back, when I was the editor of my very own zine, I stumbled across a charming little band from North Carolina thanks to a review by one of my contributors.  That band was the Avett Brothers and I ended up contacting them and getting permission to include one of their songs […]

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