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Say What?! Winter/Spring 2019 Edition

Wednesday, July 17, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

One of my favorite things about seeing live shows (well, after the music) are the crazy comments that you hear along the way. Here are a few choice selections from winter/spring 2019. I was dating a girl for a long time and she wondered why she didn’t have any songs about her.  We broke up.  […]

Filed Under: Spoken Word

Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison On A Duct Taped Tour Van and Starting a Label

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison explain why to avoid the captain’s chair behind the driver in their tour van and why being a duo is better than being a solo act.

Filed Under: Americana, Country, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: bruce robison, Kelly Willis

Glen Hodgson of the Parlotones on Ford, Mercedes and Keeping the Band Machine Running

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Bassist/Keyboardist Glen Hodgson of the Parlotones on being a vegan in a band of carnivores, listening to the recording of their first performance and reinvesting earnings in the band.

Filed Under: Interviews, Rock, Why It Matters Tagged With: Parlotones

Monday Morning Video – Join Twangville in Boston

Monday, July 15, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Hey Boston and Camberville! Twangville is bringing together some incredible New England artists for a special showcase later this month. We’ll be taking over the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge MA, one of our favorite listening rooms, on July 26th for one heck of party. Joining us for the night will be The Silks, Todd Thibaud, […]

Filed Under: Americana, Country, Outlaw Country, Pop, Rock, Twangville Festival, Twangville Presents, Videos Tagged With: Charlie Marie, Greg Klyma, The Silks, Todd Thibaud, Ward Hayden and the Outliers

The 40 Acre Mule – Goodnight and Good Luck

Thursday, July 11, 2019 By Chip Frazier

There are many paths a band can take between inception and the first album (assuming they make it that far). The 40 Acre Mule chose to follow a simple formula. First they decided to kick ass and do it loudly. Second they played anywhere and everywhere people would listen, and made it a party. Third […]

Filed Under: Americana, Blues, Reviews, Rockabilly, Roots, Soul/R&B, Up & Comers, Videos Tagged With: J.D. McPherson, The 40 Acre Mule, Vandoliers

Lucy Spraggan on Stinky Rehearsal Spaces and Winging it

Tuesday, July 09, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan talks about a weird early gig and the possibility of touring the US on a motor bike.

Filed Under: Interviews, Pop, Why It Matters Tagged With: Lucy Spraggan

Jim Lauderdale on Working At Rolling Stone and Why He’s Excited About the Future

Tuesday, July 09, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Americana singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale talks about “chopping wood”, a rare missed gig and how has income has gradually shifted in the last ten years.

Filed Under: Americana, Country, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Jim Lauderdale

Bonus Monday Video – Remy Reilly & Vandoliers

Monday, July 08, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Teenage singer-songwriter Remy Reilly counts many Dallas-Fort Worth musicians among her fans. Case in point is Vandoliers and John Pedigo, who join her for her latest single. The song is called “Burn” – and that it certainly does. Bonus points for the AC/DC t-shirt….

Filed Under: Americana, Rock, Videos Tagged With: Pedigo's Magic Pilsner, Remy Reilly, Vandoliers

Monday Morning Video – Dave Alvin on the 8th of July

Monday, July 08, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Sure, the 4th of July was last week. But every day is a good day to listen to Dave Alvin’s classic “4th of July”. Although the song was originally recorded by X, Alvin included it on 1994’s King of California. To celebrate the album’s 25th anniversary, Alvin is releasing a re-mastered and expanded edition. Alvin […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Videos Tagged With: Dave Alvin

Derek Senn – How Could A Man

Thursday, July 04, 2019 By Shawn Underwood

Central California musician Derek Senn’s latest album, How Could A Man, creates a kind of musical black hole. As you approach it, the shining light (or in this case, the lyrics) tells you of its existence, and tempts you to come closer. As you circle about it though, you realize there’s no escape. Time becomes […]

Filed Under: Americana, Folk, Reviews, Roots Tagged With: Derek Senn

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