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A music blog featuring Alt-Country, Americana, Indie, Rock, Folk & Blues. Est. 2005.

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Glenn Jones – Ready For the Good Times

Thursday, February 20, 2020 By Shawn Underwood

Some songwriters have a sort of osmosis whereby they can synthesize wonderful stories from the lives of people they meet, or sometimes just read about. Others are destined to write about the life they live and live the life they write about. Glenn Jones seems to be cut from the cloth of the latter. He […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Folk, Reviews Tagged With: Glenn Jones

Robert Vincent on Bad Day Jobs and Selling His Songs on the Road

Tuesday, February 18, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter Robert Vincent talks about overcoming self-doubt and shares tips for touring Scotland.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Robert Vincent

Vance Gilbert on Bedroom Rehearsals and Studying with a US Poet Laureate

Tuesday, February 18, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Folk singer Vance Gilbert talks about why he buys guitar strings by the pack and why songwriters should pay close attention to the melodies of the greats.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Folk, Interviews, Singer/Songwriter, Why It Matters Tagged With: Vance Gilbert

Erinn Peet Lukes of Thunder & Rain on Musician Bio-Pics and a Borrowed Capo

Tuesday, February 11, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Filed Under: Acoustic, Bluegrass, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Thunder And Rain

Christopher Paul Stelling on Gas Station Coffee and Things Better Off Forgotten

Tuesday, February 11, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter Christopher Paul Stelling talks about going through tour vehicles like Kleenex, reusable water bottles, and the musician’s waiting game.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Interviews, Rock, Why It Matters Tagged With: Christopher Paul Stelling

Darling West Talk About Their Favorite Day Jobs and the Best Way to Support Musicians

Tuesday, January 28, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Mari Sandvær Kreken and Tor Egil Kreken from Norwegian duo Darling West reflect on the moment that they decided to be a band and why they avoid the bathroom at their rehearsal space.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Folk, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Darling West

The Twangville Early 2020 Release Preview

Thursday, January 23, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

If the albums scheduled for release over the next few months are any indication, there’s a great year of music ahead of us. Here are just a few forthcoming long-players that we are eagerly anticipating in 2020. BROKEN AT THE BREAK OF DAY by FRUITION (17 January) Fruition are releasing their third album in just […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Country, Folk, News, Pop, Rock, Singer/Songwriter Tagged With: Brett Newski, Christopher Paul Stelling, Darling West, Dinty Child, Drive-By-Truckers, Eleven Hundred Springs, Frenchie's Blues Destroyers, Fruition, John Moreland, Lilly Hiatt, Michael McDermott, Miss Tess, Nada Surf, Robert Vincent, Ry Cavanaugh, Tami Neilson, The Reverent Few, The Wood Brothers, Will Sexton

Greg Klyma on Working at a Candy Store and Touring with Tupperware

Tuesday, January 21, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

Greg Klyma talks about the love/hate relationship that he has with his ride and free range organic cashews.

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Country, Folk, Interviews, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Why It Matters Tagged With: Greg Klyma

Monday Morning Video – David Olney

Monday, January 20, 2020 By Mayer Danzig

I wish that I could tell you that I was well-versed in David Olney’s music. I’m certainly familiar with him, both via his songwriting reputation and his relentless touring and festival appearances. Olney passed away this weekend while performing at the 30A Music Festival. The outpouring of memories from the Americana community has been heart-wrenching. […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Folk, In Memoriam, Singer/Songwriter, Videos

Thunder And Rain – Passing In the Night

Thursday, January 16, 2020 By Shawn Underwood

I am continually fascinated how some bands hew to the same sound in their music for decades, and yet it somehow still sounds fresh. Other bands wander the musical landscape and manage to make many genres their own. Such is the case with the latest from Colorado’s Thunder And Rain, entitled Passing In the Night. […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Country, Reviews Tagged With: Erinn Peet Lukes, Thunder And Rain

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