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I Could Have These Leftovers Everyday
Thanks to the Band Of The day App, I discovered the Leftover Cuties. A four piece band that plays kind of a quasi-French-Hawaii-Americana style. They use ukulele, accordion, piano, trumpet, drums and a lovely female voice to craft some upbeat, … Continue reading
Dig This!
Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst are Shovels & Ropes. They may be the best up-and-coming Americana/folk duo out there right now. They’re getting a lot of radio air play on the stations I frequent. Check ‘em out below.
Come Kralling
Canadian jazz-singer-pianist Diana Krall will release her new T-Bone Burnett produced album “Glad Rag Doll” on October 2nd. The album is full of old songs from the 1920s written by Annette Hanshaw. Producer T Bone Burnett said, “We try to … Continue reading
Hopefully You Don’t Get Trapped Anywhere This Holiday Weekend
With the holiday weekend fast approaching and the end of summer imminent, we should probably reflect upon the changing seasons and children returning to school. Or we could just listen to some impressive folk-rock from Goodnight, Texas. Their album “A … Continue reading
This Is Some Heavy News
Everyone’s favorite English soul-reggae-punk-hip-hop-blues-rock band The Heavy will release their 3rd album – The Glorious Dead – on August 21 via Counter Records/Ninja Tune. This should be a great end-of-summer album. Check out the jam below. Listen to “What Makes … Continue reading
Nik Pik? Nah!
I probably got loads of emails about Nik Freitas‘ 2008 album, but I didn’t listen. Not sure why. He’s back in 2011 with “Saturday Night Underwater”. The album drops in June. From what I hear and read, this will be … Continue reading
Sweet! Sweet! Sweetback!
The Sweetback Sisters are looking for a fight. And I for one, am not going to step into the ring. This band of retro-country-western-punk would surly kick my ass. The sextet makes music your grandparents would have purchased on ’45s … Continue reading
How To Stay Warm In Duluth During Those Long Winters
I went to school in Northern Wisconsin, a little over an hour from Duluth, MN. That was the largest town around. When my friends and I needed a break from small time life we would head over there for The … Continue reading
