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LAZYBIRDS —BROKEN WING (Self-released)

http://www.lazybirds.net/

The Lazybirds have now been going for 15 years and hail from North Carolina, a State that has a long tradition of string band music and who can count on The Old Crow Medicine Show as fans among a host more bands and like-minded musicians. 

In combining mountain…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 29, 2011 at 7:30 — No Comments

OVER MOUNTAIN MEN —GLORIOUS DAY (Ramseur Records)

 

www.overmountainmen.com

www.ramseurrecords.net 

From North Carolina we have traditional string and Americana bands by the score. Of the later few come any finer than this unit that features band leader David Childers (guitar, vocals), Robert Childers (drums,…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 28, 2011 at 7:30 — 1 Comment

TWILIGHT HOTEL —WHEN THE WOLVES GO BLIND (Cavalier Recordings)

www.cavalier-musicmanagement.com

www.twilighthotel.ca 

Canadian duo, Brandy Zdan and Dave Quanbury are joined by Stephen Hodges, Jeff Turmes, John Whynot (and he co-produced the album with the couple) and Andrew Lynch on this their third album, and though it isn’t a stop you in your tracks type of recording…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 19, 2011 at 11:30 — No Comments

LUCINDA WILLIAMS —BLESSED (Lost Highway)

www.losthighwayrecords.com

Singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams’ music comes from deep within, and with her having experienced anything but an easy run in life she well and truly nails the emotional aspect of life’s troubles. Aided by a voice rough and jagged around the edges Lucinda seamlessly slips from brooding bluesy ballads to hard-nosed rockers without…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 16, 2011 at 19:00 — No Comments

BUDDY MILLER —THE MAGESTIC SILVER STRINGS (New West)

www.newwestrecords.com

www.themajesticsilverstrings.com 

It is always great to see a new Buddy Miller record out, and though I had more than a couple misgivings about a couple of songs on The Majestic Silver Strings on first listen. But generally, Miller on electric, acoustic guitar and…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 16, 2011 at 11:00 — No Comments

VARIOUS —COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER; A Tribute To LORETTA LYNN (Sony Music)

http://www.sonymusic.com 

 Loretta Lynn was for so long at the forefront of country music and I am not only talking female country act but the genre. She beat a path that many have since followed. So influential has her work been not only have there been books but also in 1983 a movie  portray her amazing life! The movie where Sissy Spacek takes the lad role…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 15, 2011 at 18:30 — No Comments

HAYES CARLL —KMAG YOYO (Humphead)

 

 

www.humpheadcountry.com

Here we are three albums into singer-songwriter Hayes Carll’s career and it is getting bigger and better as we speak. Not least so through him performing and writing such joys as ‘Another Like You’ that has his joined on vocals by the like-minded sparkling Cary Ann Hearst. A firecracker of a song. Like with the hard…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 14, 2011 at 7:30 — No Comments

JOHN FULLBRIGHT —LIVE AT THE BLUE DOOR (Continental Song City)

www.continentals.nl

www.johnfullbrightmusic.com 

John Fullbright is a new name to me, and who has seen his recording career start in quite a unique way. In that his Live At The Blue Door is not only his debut but as the title suggests a live…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 13, 2011 at 9:30 — No Comments

RALPH STANLEY —A MOTHER’S PRAYER (Rebel)

www.rebelrecords.com

www.drralphstanley.com

When it comes to mountain music the first person on most people’s lips is invariably, Dr Ralph Stanley who has committed his life to keeping the age-old tradition in tack.  

 

Despite his advancing years, Ralph not only hols the respect of those in music but…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 12, 2011 at 21:30 — No Comments

BETTY SOO —HEAT SIN WATER SKIN (Self-released)

www.bettysoo.com 

Produced by Austin-based Gurf Morlix this is fine little record, one of those that grow on you. Such is the artful style of singer-songwriter Soo’s soothing vocals and persuasive lyrics. Through Morlix assembling a set of musicians that include him self to lend support to the second generation Korean Asian American act gets to produce her strongest album to…

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Added by Maurice Hope on March 12, 2011 at 17:00 — No Comments

PETER OSTROUSHKO —WHEN THE LAST MORNING GLORY BLOOMS (Red House)

 

www.redhouserecords.com

What a beautiful and peaceful piece of music from the Ukrainian-born and American raised mandolin and fiddle instrumentalist, Peter Ostroushko a man who is truly of all seasons so broad are his musical influences. With a foot in folk, bluegrass, blues, country, jazz and his latest addition, classical Ostroushko could if he weren’t the man he is spread himself thin.

A master and fervent fan…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 19, 2011 at 13:00 — No Comments

HEATHER MYLES —LIVE IN LONDON AND TEXAS (Floating World)

www.myspace.com/floatingworld.music 

West coast gal, Heather Myles has long championed the values of traditional country music, especially the west coast Bakersfield sound through her work. Like a breath of fresh air she came on to the scene in 1992 and remained so for over ten years, but sadly her career and music has since become stale. It is as if after playing the music, influenced by Merle Haggard, Buck…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 17, 2011 at 22:00 — No Comments

DOC & MERLE WATSON —COLUMBUS STOCKADE BLUES THE BEST OF THE ‘70s (Raven Records)

www.ravenrecords.com.au 

If you are looking for a master-class lesson in flat picking and generally some of the finest acoustic guitar picking (Doc also plays fine claw-hammer banjo and harmonica) imaginable, done I hasten to add in an entertaining free flowing style then you have found it. For Doc Watson blind from a young age and now in his 80s (and he still does a little picking) and his late son, Merle Watson aided by…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 14, 2011 at 23:30 — No Comments

SALOON DOGS —SHOOTING STAR (Billymac Music)

www.myspace.com/saloondogs 

www.houseconcerthub.ning.com/profile/BillyMacInnes 

Saloon Dogs were born out of the ashes of the London-based band, The Bogarts after they broke up in 1995. Headed by lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Billy MacInnes and Maria…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 13, 2011 at 22:00 — No Comments

HOYT AXTON —SNOWBLIND FRIEND / FREE SAILIN’ (Raven)

www.ravenrecords.com.au 

When it came to musical heroes Hoyt Axton in my estimation is up there among an elite few of those who rarely if ever disappointed. Son of Mae Axton who wrote, ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ Hoyt after coming through the American folk scene of the early 1960s was at the top of his game during the 1970s and beyond, as his free-flowing, spontaneous…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 12, 2011 at 20:30 — No Comments

GURF MORLIX —BLAZE FOLEY’S 113TH WET DREAM (Rootball Records)

 

www.gurfmorlix.com 

Following on from his much-lauded album, Last Exit To Happyland Texas singer-songwriter, musician, producer and recording artist Gurf Morlix’s long awaited tribute to his late friend fellow singer-songwriter Blaze Foley is now ready. Foley who was a remarkable larger than life character. Who though loaded with songwriting ability was never to achieve…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 9, 2011 at 23:00 — No Comments

LITTLE MISS HIGGINS —ACROSS THE PLAINS (Little Miss Higgins Music)

 

www.littlemisshiggins.com

 

While Little Miss Higgins  (aka Jolene Higgins) was born in Brooks, Alberta the blues, folk and jazz performer she was in fact raised in Independence, Kansas prior to moving back north. Now based in…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 6, 2011 at 21:00 — No Comments

MARTY ROBBINS —I WALK ALONE / IT’S A SIN (Hux Records)

 

www.huxrecords.com

While I am generally a big Marty Robbins fan I tend distance myself from his love ballads and that is exactly the category the two 1968 and 1969 albums fall. Hence I am a little picky at what I like and don’t welcome with open arms. Good though…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 5, 2011 at 16:30 — No Comments

JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE —HARLEM RIVER BLUES (Bloodshot Records)

 

 

www.bloodshotrecords.com

Seamless melodies and great…

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Added by Maurice Hope on February 4, 2011 at 23:00 — No Comments

BRAD BOYER —I SAT DOWN AND WROTE YOU A SONG (Own label)

 

www.bradboyermusic.com

Americana singer-songwriters are fast becoming two-a-penny but there are still exceptions to the rule. One such case is Texas act Brad Boyer who with his easy on the ear, meaningful songs bucks the trend.

A finalist last year at the at Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk category Boyer debuts with an album produced by well-known…

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Added by Maurice Hope on January 27, 2011 at 23:00 — No Comments

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