Here are some of the artists we are helping "Look for Europe in 2019 "
A full integrated conventional and digital media promotion service for the independently minded musician.
Here are some of the artists we are helping "Look for Europe in 2019 "
A full integrated conventional and digital media promotion service for the independently minded musician.
Welcome to FSR our Roots Music Reviewers & Pod/broadcasters Community
If you haven’t hosted a House Concert yet, please make it a new year’s resolution!
Why not invite your favourite independent musician to play for your friends family and his fans in your front room, I’ll be surprised if he/she won’t show up sometime this year and play for you, let me know about it and if The Medicine Show Radio Moose Mobile is loose is near enough we’ll come and broadcast it too. If you would like to help keep the wheels on the Hub and on The Moose become a patron at
Happy Hosting, Happy New Year - Rob Ellen
What can I say? Fifty top tracks from the late Roger Miller spread over two cds; life doesn’t get much better than…
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http://www.humpheadcountry.com
Twenty acts, twenty songs of people that either played at this year’s C2C Country To Country or during the last three years, and with a wonderful array of talent is on show. One that ranges from older, established acts of Vince Gill, Martina McBride and Lee Ann…
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Memphis ensemble, the Memphis Dawls (Holly Cole, vocals, guitar: Jane Misener, cello, tambourine: Krista Wroten-Combest, vocals, violin, keys, mandolin) perform music of an…
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Texas-based, guitarist Eric Hisaw is not only a fine sideman, but worthwhile act in his own right. Hard-working Hisaw’s vocals contain on “Take Care Of Yourself” hints of Doug Sahm, and maybe… just maybe a little of the rhythm from one of the Eagles’ hits.…
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Singer-songwriter, and bass player with The Memphis Drawls (and before that, sideman for Alvin Youngblood Hart, Cory Branan etc), Mark Edgar Stuart writes good songs; his style edges towards fellow singer-songwriters John Prine, Steve Goodman and Blaze…
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http://www.spruceandmaplemusic.com
This here is a ripper, as California bluegrass girls, and former…
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Victor and Penny (Jeff Frelin; guitar, vocals and Erin McGrane; ukulele, vocals) plus Rick Willoughby (upright bass) and James Isaac (clarinet, soprano saxophone) produce a vintage form of 1930s jazz, cum pop fuelled with innovative flair, and no little amount of…
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Singer-songwriter, actor and playwright, Bill Feehely after success in the latter categories he has now returned to the record studio to have another stab as a recording musician. For which we should all be personally, grateful.
His music…
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Another album from sometimes underrated singer-songwriter, Nashville based (formerly from Baltimore, Maryland) Amy Speace is always a pleasure. Speace’s songs, but for one or two are the kind to grow on you. Creep up on you to become like firm friends (as her…
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http://www.lindsayloumusic.com
http://www.earthworksmusic.com
Michigan roots ensemble, Lindsay Lou & The Flatbellys weave in and out of one or two musical genres, without losing the listener. Always within…
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Boy, isn’t this going to be a busy year for husband and wife duo, Pete and Maura Kennedy. For not only do we have this record, but another two slated for later in the year. West the first of a trilogy from the much travelled, hard-working act setting a high…
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Smooth operator, Patti Page had the kind of voice and style not only most typical of the 1950s. Page was pre-Elvis and the introduction of rock’n’roll, and emergence of the likes of the Beatles and Mersey Sound and many more styles in pop music, but to her credit, she rode…
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This site is the sister site to The House Concert Hub community and has been inherited in the main by kind donation of Shaun Belcher and Trailer Star.
It is the sum total of over ten years of tending a tender love of music by Shaun, a life time with Trailer Star and five or so years of an association with Rob Ellen from Medicine Music.
The House Concert Hub community will use it for the purpose of providing a online, all singing all dancing, review and preview area for the music of the community, and the music community at large. Have a look around tell your friends use the share button, tell the world.
We need reviewers, the idea is we have a correspondents in every area of the musical global village, it will be edited and co-ordinated by Rob Ellen of Medicine Music publicist promoter and presenter, if you wish to subscribe as a correspondent, join up here and drop Rob a line, he will send you cd's and send you to shows, display and publicise your content.
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