News Bits
- Review of “Vinyl Countdown” musical slots game
- Jon Black’s SxSW 2013 The Best Review In the World – Day 2
- Jon Black’s SxSW 2013 The Best Review In the World – Day 1
- Breezy in New Bust up With Singer
- Fuzz Face and Granny Whites CD Release Party Set for February 28th
- Justin Townes Earle – Is On Tour!!!!!!
- Celebrity Guitar Auction to Benefit Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund
- Blackmore’s Night Singer Candice Night Releases Debut Solo Album, “Reflections”
- Daniel Ellsworth and the Great Lakes Bring Joy to Live Music
- Thoughts on LOSING MY BROTHERHOOD by Bobby Long
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French Camp’s Sophomore Album, Odd Particle: A Review
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Todd Snider is a Country Hippie
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Review of “Vinyl Countdown” musical slots game
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Jon Black’s SxSW 2013 The Best Review In the World – Day 2
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Jon Black’s SxSW 2013 The Best Review In the World – Day 1
March 23, 2013 20:03
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Garrett:
I read somewhere that when Loretta signed with Decca, they put together the usua -
Bob Newman:
This song has haunted me since the first time I heard it in the Ziegfeld Theater -
Vanessa:
Really, really wonderful review! You nailed it. "Wishbone" rocks. That is all. -
Laura Daitch:
although I am French-Born, I was "fortunate" enough to spend most of my early ch -
Rachel:
Great interview! I, too, discovered Anderson opening for Sam Bradley/Marcus Fost
Archive for the ‘Artists’ Category
Album Review: Nameless Path by Marcus Foster
As always, I wish I could discuss every song on this album. Marcus Foster has done something truly special with Nameless Path, and each song deserves a mention, but I’ll try to keep it brief with some of the highest of the highlights. Rest assured that the whole album is worth adding to your collection. [...]
Audio Fidelity Kicks Off the New Year with 24-Karat Gold Reissues of Two Career-Changing Albums of the Early ’80s
Dio’s Holy Diver and Bryan Adams’ Cuts Like a Knife Rock Anew on Limited-Edition Audiophile Compact Discs Arriving January 31st Marshall Blonstein, president of Audio Fidelity, has set January 31st as the release date for the audiophile label’s Gold CD reissues of Dio’s HOLY DIVER and Bryan Adams’ CUTS LIKE A KNIFE. Both albums will be issued as numbered, limited editions that will [...]
Singer-Songwriter Eoin Harrington Appears on MTV’s “Made” Today
SINGER-SONGWRITER EOIN HARRINGTON APPEARS ON MTV’S “MADE” TODAY AT 4PM PST, 7PM EST San Francisco-based Irish singer-songwriter Eoin Harrington (www.eoinharrington.com) is the latest celebrity coach selected to mentor a budding musician on the new episode of MTV’s “Made,” airing today at 4PM PST (7PM EST) on the MTV Network. Eoin works with Jason in the [...]
New Studio Recording by Ireland’s Premier Female Vocalist Mary Black
BLIX STREET RECORDS LAUNCHES 2012 SCHEDULE WITH NEW STUDIO RECORDING BY IRELAND’S PREMIER FEMALE VOCALIST MARY BLACK Stories From The Steeples Set for Release on February 14 followed by New Albums by Cathy Jordan, Maia Sharp and “Dreams of the San Joaquin ” Anthology Independent Blix Street Records will inaugurate 2012 with the U.S. release of STORIES [...]
Bobby Long – Live at 3rd and Lindsley
On November 17, 3rd and Lindsley welcomed Bobby Long – this time without his band. As much as I enjoy hearing him play with a full band, I became acquainted with his music when it was just Bobby and a guitar, so there’s a special place in my heart for his acoustic sound. Bobby Long’s [...]
Jabe Beyer at 3rd and Lindsley – November 17
It’s happened again. I attended a show and found an opener that blew me away. At 3rd and Lindsley on November 17, Jabe Beyer warmed the stage for Bobby Long and found a new fan in me. I was embarrassed to admit that I’d never heard of him, and I’m even more embarrassed now that [...]
Bachman-Turner Overdrive “Not Fragile” Remastered by Audio Fidelity
I’m often told that I’m “too young” to enjoy a certain type of music – specifically anything that was released before 1990. After all, what would a 33-year old know about the Beatles, the Eagles, Led Zeppelin, and many other classic bands that shaped the music I’m “supposed” to like? Well, I can tell you [...]
Deer Tick: “Divine Providence” (Partisan Records)
By Crystal Murphy For better or for worse, Deer Tick’s Divine Providence (Partisan Records) documents the life of having been at it for some time. The Deer Tick men let you know what this album about right from the start: “We’re full grown men; we act like kids.” And the shouting background choral affirms: the [...]
Good Times with Swear and Shake – Interview
When New York band Swear and Shake visited Nashville at the end of September, I got a chance to talk with them in between a photo shoot with MD Laidlaw and their show at the Music City Bar and Grill. In thirty minutes, we covered a lot of ground, during which I discovered the origin [...]
Interview with Matt Duke (and Sometimes Jay Nash)
On September 26, two-thirds of TFDI performed at 3rd and Lindsley. Matt Duke was kind enough to speak with me before the show, and Jay Nash was kind enough to join on occasion. In thirty minutes, we discussed everything from love songs to bobsledding. These are seriously talented and very funny guys, and I enjoyed [...]
The Backing Singer by Bobby Long – An EP Review
I’ve been listening to anything Bobby Long has to offer since I picked up my copy of Dirty Pond Songs at his first show here in Nashville three years ago. Over the years, he has proven to be prolific and exceptionally profound, but his latest offering, The Backing Singer, goes above anything he’s ever done [...]
British Singer-Songwriter Lee MacDougall Wraps Up Second U.S. Tour with Plans for Return Visit in Spring, 2012
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Swear and Shake – September 29, Music City Bar and Grill
Sometimes I get to see a band performing live and I wonder, “Do they even know? Can they feel that magic they’re making, or are they just hoping they don’t mess up?” I’m not talking about smoke and mirrors magic either. I’m talking about real magic – the kind that earns a letter to Hogwarts [...]
Words with Buffalo Clover
Back in August, I got a chance to sit down with some of the members of Buffalo Clover, Margo Price, Jason White, and Matt Gardner. In thirty minutes, we covered carnivals, scalawags, and cliff diving. Read on to get inside the minds of Nashville’s most eclectic band. ATF: How would you describe your music for [...]
