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

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Monday Morning Video – A Paul Kelly Mother’s Day Celebration

Monday, May 13, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Mother’s Day was yesterday but we’re celebrating today with this incredible new track from Australian legend Paul Kelly.  The song, a collaboration with singer-songwriter Dan Sultan, is another instant Kelly classic.  The song was written for the soundtrack for the forthcoming documentary about Australian Football League star and Indigenous Australian leader Adam Goodes.  It reflects […]

Filed Under: Pop, Rock, Videos Tagged With: Dan Sultan, Paul Kelly

Bambi Lee Savage – Berlin-Nashville Express

Thursday, May 09, 2019 By Shawn Underwood

Bambi Lee Savage started her music career on the control side of the mixing board, doing audio engineering for the likes of U2 and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. Over time, though, her creative outlet became the craft of songwriting and led her to singing and playing on the other side of the glass. […]

Filed Under: Alt-Country, Rockabilly, Roots Tagged With: Bambi Lee Savage

Ori Naftaly of Southern Avenue on the Importance of Having a Thick Skin and a Big Heart

Tuesday, May 07, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Southern Avenue guitarist Ori Naftaly talks about the band’s unique zip code, driving a candy truck and the struggle to find good food on the road.

Filed Under: Interviews, Soul/R&B, Why It Matters Tagged With: Southern Avenue

Jared Putnam of The March Divide on Waffle House and Not Sweating the Small Stuff

Tuesday, May 07, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter Jared Putnam talks about constructing a loft in the mini-van he uses to tour, the song he wrote in the 5th grade and revisiting the scene of his first gig.

Filed Under: Interviews, Pop, Rock, Why It Matters Tagged With: The March Divide

Monday Morning Video – The Drams & Slobberbone

Monday, May 06, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

I’ve been digging back into the Brent Best catalog lately. Here are two songs that I somewhat overlooked in the past but are in heavy rotation now: “Crudely Drawn” from The Drams 2006 release Jubilee Dive. and “Sweetness, That’s Your Cue” from Slobberbone’s 2002 release Slippage.

Filed Under: Rock, Videos Tagged With: Brent Best, Slobberbone, The Drams

Mitch Woods Shares Stories from More Than 40 years as a Professional Musician

Tuesday, April 30, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Piano man Mitch Woods recalls hiding from the cops at his first gig, the car that inspired his first song and the time they filmed a movie in the studio where he had just finished a session.

Filed Under: Blues, Interviews, Soul/R&B, Why It Matters Tagged With: Mitch Woods

Ted Russell Kamp on the Benefit of Quiet Rehearsals and a Memorable “Breakfast Club” Moment

Tuesday, April 30, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Songwriter, producer and performer Ted Russell Kamp talks about a band called “Peter, Paul and Satan”, a borrowed pick-up truck and Subway grilled chicken sandwiches.

Filed Under: Americana, Interviews, Rock, Why It Matters Tagged With: Ted Russell Kamp

Monday Morning Video – A Dallas House Show Preview

Monday, April 29, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Twangville is hosting a sweet, sweet house show in Dallas this coming Saturday afternoon.  We’re thrilled to have four incredible artists – Jaimee Harris, Joshua Ray Walker, Stine Andreassen and Ronnie Fauss joining us to share their songs and perhaps a few stories. As we count down the days until the show, here’s a video […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Americana, Pop, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Twangville Presents, Videos Tagged With: Jaimee Harris, Joshua Ray Walker, Ronnie Fauss, Stine Andreassen, The Northern Belle

Megg Farrell & Friends – Megg Farrell & Friends

Thursday, April 25, 2019 By Shawn Underwood

Imagine if Patsy Cline took the stage at a smoky old jazz club, backed by a string band. Or better still, Diana Krall guesting on vocals with Heybale! at the Continental on a Sunday evening in Austin. That juxtaposition is a good way to think about the self-titled, debut album from Megg Farrell & Friends. […]

Filed Under: Country, Jazz, Reviews

Will Kimbrough on the Dangers of Acidic Sweat and Building a Music Career Without Expectations

Wednesday, April 24, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Nashville singer-songwriter Will Kimbrough shares the memorable lyric from his first song and time spent cornering the Mobile AL skating rink concert circuit as a teenager.

Filed Under: Americana, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: Will Kimbrough

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