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“Sunny Duke”

Anything musical that has the name Duke Robillard associated with it is worth checking out in my opinion. I’ve never been let down, and the streak continues with two new offerings with the Duke fingerprints on them. The first is the debut cd of singer Sunny Crownover called Introducing Sunny and Her Joy Boys which [...] Related posts:

Americana Rock Mix: Live Archive - Frank Black And The Catholics Pt. 2

This is the second part of a two part concert. Frank Black and The Catholics April 4th, 2003 Globe Theatre Regina, SK, Canada Setlist: - California Bound - Sir Rockaby - Jane The Queen Of Love - Gouge Away - Freedom Rock - How You Went So Far - Crackity jones - I Want Rock And Roll - Monkey Gone To Heaven - Massif Centrale - Nadine - Cold Heart Of Stone - [...] Related posts:

BettySoo- Heat, Sin, Water, Skin

OK, this is pretty lame and I admit it. The first thing that spiked my interest in BettySoo is that she is Korean American. My daughter was adopted from Korea 5 years ago and we continually try to provide hew with role models who have Korean heritage. So it was that I knew I had [...] Related posts:

Shane Dwight- 2 New Releases

Nashville based Northern California native Shane Dwight has been a busy guy. Since winning the Monterey Blues Festival “Battle of the Bands” title in 2002 he has released several self-produced cds and toured constantly including what must be a ‘tough’ gig as a repeat performer on the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruises. [...] Related posts:

Rattlin’ Bones - Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson

Americana Rock Mix: Episode 39 - Back In The Habit

Adding in the Lo-Fi Videocast messed up the schedule a bit for the regular audio podcast, but I got it under control. Music in this episode: - Endless Ways by Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses (from Roadhouse Sun) - www.BinghamMusic.com - Hold My Feet To The Fire AND Giant Strides by Ha Ha Tonka (from Novel Sounds [...] Related posts:

Americana Rock Mix: Live Archive - Frank Black And The Catholics Pt. 1

This is the first part of a two part concert. Frank Black and The Catholics April 4th, 2003 Globe Theatre Regina, SK, Canada Setlist: - Black Letter Day - All My Ghosts - Cactus - Hermaphroditos -Where Is My Mind? - Bullet - Southbound Bevy - Mr. Grieves - Robert Onion - New House Of The Pope - Horrible Day - Headache - Nimrod’s Son E-mail: Von@AmericanaRoots.com www.AmericanaRockMix.wordpress.com www.Twitter.com/ARockMix Related posts:Americana Rock Mix: Live Archive - Frank [...] Related posts:

Americana Rock Mix: Lo-Fi Videocast 1 (Redux)

***UPDATE*** I changed the visual size and adjusted the volume so that it’s not distorted. Sorry for the inconvenience) ——————————————————- I went to Twangfest (www.Twangfest.com) this past Saturday, met up with my buddy Greg, and took some videos. I assembled them in a somewhat comprehensible manner, and developed the first Americana Rock Mix: Crappy L0-Fi Videocast. Yeah, [...] Related posts:

Americana Roots Review show #75

On this podcast Ray Randall introduces you to some exciting new music from artists The John Henrys, Hill Country Revue, The Everybodyfields, The Kieran Ridge Band and Band Of Annuals. Related posts:Americana Roots Review Show #74Americana Roots Review show #71Americana Roots Review #72 Related posts:

TODD SNIDER - THE EXCITEMENT PLAN

John Prine…Kris Kristofferson….Billy Joe Shaver….just to name a few….stand as some of the greatest singer/songwriters that are still out there performing today. To reach such heights, one must have a time tested trail of songs which can be easily conjured up at any time. Not only that, but they have continued to thankfully grace us [...] Related posts:

Americana Rock Mix: Episode 38 - One Year Down

It’s my one year anniversary show, and I’m giving away free CD’s!!! Music in this episode: - All One by Dusty Rhodes And The River Band (from Palace & Stage) - www.Myspace.com/DustyRhodes - Get You Back AND Midway by The Famous (from Light, Sweet Crude) - www.TheFamous.net - She Can Talk AND Angry Surfer by The Insomniacs (from At [...] Related posts: