Music: Country and Americana
Currently listing articles 1285-1251:
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - Elvis (The Fool Album) and Raised On Rock/For Ol' Times Sake— Essential Elvis: Chapter 27.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - He Touched Me— Essential Elvis: Chapter 25.
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Music Review: Willie Nelson & Wynton Marsalis - Two Men With The Blues— Two Men With The Blues will undoubtedly take yours away.
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Music Review: Bonnie "Prince" Billy - Lie Down In the Light— A review of Will Oldham's latest.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - Elvis Country (I'm 10,000 Years Old)— Essential Elvis: Chapter 22
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Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Anya Singleton, Emory Joseph, Parlour Steps, Kalliopi— Anya Singleton rocks with soul, while Emory Joseph applies a youthful bounce to the Garcia-Hunter canon.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - On Stage: February 1970— Essential Elvis: Chapter 20.
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Music Review: Creaking Tree String Quartet - The Soundtrack— Beautiful music blending jazz, folk, and bluegrass to create a unique sound only known to Creaking Tree.
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Music Review: JJ Grey & Mofro Lochloosa and Country Ghetto— Mighty fine music filled with heart and soul that won't fail to move you.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - From Memphis To Vegas/From Vegas To Memphis— Essential Elvis: Chapter 19.
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Music Review: Elvis Presley - From Elvis In Memphis— Essential Elvis: Chapter 18.
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Music Reviews: Paganini, Charing Cross, Battleroar, Retribution, Dantesco, Montgomery Gentry, and Ted Nugent— Billy Ray Cyrus, Ted Nugent and some Battleroar in the same column? Well, of course, what's wrong with that?
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Concert Review: Bonnaroo 2008, Part 3— All good things must come to end, but what condition will we be in?
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Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Grascals, V-Project, Roots of Creation, Amelia White, Smiling Strangers— From bluegrass and reggae jams to alt-country and "three-minute" pop, this week's round-up has something for nearly everyone.
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Retro Redux: Banned From Radio Play - Nervous Norvus — Being prohibited by many radio stations probably helped make his song a best-seller.
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Music Review: Janis Martin - The Female Elvis: Complete Recordings 1956-1960— Janis Martin may not be Elvis but she is essential.
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Concert Review: Bonnaroo 2008, Part 2— No rest for the wicked as the bands just kept coming.
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Music Review: Willie Nelson - Stardust: 30th Anniversary Legacy Edition — Sit back and enjoy Willie Nelson’s crooning on his swingin’ masterpiece Stardust.
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Music Review: John Mellencamp - Life, Death, Love, and Freedom— Life, Death, Love, and Freedom is a country blues and back to American roots sound from John Mellencamp.
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The Rockologist Puts Together A 4th Of July 2008 Mixtape— In porn terms, Hendrix's "Star Spangled Banner" is what you would call the "money shot" of a July 4th mixtape.
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Music DVD Review: Bill Monroe - Bill Monroe: Father Of Bluegrass Music— An interesting and historical look at an under appreciated musical icon.
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Music Review: Dennis Stroughmatt - Cadet Rouselle— Music from Upper Louisiana — which is NOT located in the state of the same name.
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Concert Review: Alejandro Escovedo At Continental Club, Austin, TX— The audience response is huge, and the temperature in the room rises ten degrees due to the energy of the applause.
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Music Review: Willie Nelson - Stardust (30th Anniversary Legacy Edition)
— If Willie was already a legend, Stardust forever cemented his status as an icon.
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Music Review: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand— Southern Gothic Americana
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Music Review: Feufollet - Cow Island Hop— The best thing about Cow Island Hop is just how much fun it is to listen to.
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Music Review: Watermelon Slim And The Workers - No Paid Holidays— Watermelon Slim and the Workers can rock the house and break your heart, and do it in a way that we can all understand.
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Always Something New At The Vintage Continental Club— There are bars with music, in the corner, part of the background. At the Continental Club, music is front and center.
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Music Review: Railroad Earth - Amen Corner— Maybe the band’s best album yet.
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Music Review: Emmylou Harris – All I Intended To Be— Summoning the homespun grandeur of her earliest works, Harris delivers one of her finest albums to date.
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Music Review: John Dee Holeman - You Got To Lose, You Can't Win All The Time— You Got To Lose, You Can't Win All The Time, that which was old, can be made new again.
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Music Review: Emmylou Harris - All I Intended To Be
— I’m going to tell you right off the bat: I love Emmylou Harris’ new album.
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Music Review: Band of the Week - Jay Nash— Down-to-earth, playful, witty, and occasionally profound, grounded but sentimental, sensual but intelligent, romantic but only in passing. A superb album.
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Music Review: Tift Merritt - Another Country— Tift Merritt Reconnects With Her Muse in Paris
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BC Music Goodie Bag: Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis, Miranda Cosgrove, Eric Himan, KaiserCartel, Brett Michaels, and Music from The Love Guru Soundtrack
— Listen to and watch videos for some newly released and upcoming music.
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