Playlist & News week of 19th
April 2014
Brand new releases from Brad
Paisley, The Sweet Lowdown, Carlene Carter and the late Johnny Cash & June
Carter. Sharon Vaughn (Rice) is the featured songwriter.
Plus classics from The Louvin Brothers & Glen Campbell
Plus classics from The Louvin Brothers & Glen Campbell
2014-04-19
David Starr - Underneath The Clear Blue Sky NEW
Single
Kris Tyler - Love Don’t Be A Stranger | Album: What A Woman Knows
(1997) >> Audio (written by Sharon Rice/ Bill Rice) Featured Songwriter
Patty Loveless - Lonely Too Long | Album: The
Trouble with the Truth >> Video (1996)
(written by Mike Lawler, Bill Rice and Sharon
Vaughn) Featured songwriter
Erin Enderlin - Get That At Home | Album: I Let Her Talk MP3 - iTunes “My
favourite at the moment, loved her as a writer but as a singer she is just
amazing”
Wade Hayes - I’m Still Dancing With You (April 20,
1969) BIRTHDAY
Hayley Oliver Band - Bright Side Of Life | Album: Abinger Grove Amazon UK , UK iTunes and CD Baby (April 24, 1976 Hayley
Claire Band) BIRTHDAY
The Louvin Brothers - I Won’t Have To Cross Jordan For
Easter (Birth Ira Louvin April 21, 1924 died June 20, 1965 (aged 41)) BIRTHDAY
Lindsay Lou & The Flatbellys - The River Jordan | Album: Here Between EP NEW
Glen Campbell - Houston (I’m Comin’ To See You) | Album: Houston (1974)
MP3 (April 22,
1936) BIRTHDAY
Trick Pony - Stand In The Middle of Texas iTunes | Album: CD - UK iTunes (writers
Sharon Vaughn
and Matraca Berg) Featured songwriter
Carlene Carter - Poor Old Heartsick Me | Album: Carter Girl CD - MP3 - Smart Choice Music - Amazon.com NEW
Johnny Cash & June Carter - Baby Ride Easy | Album: Out Among The Stars CD - MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Reba McEntire - Once You’ve Learned To Be Lonely | Album: Room To Breathe CD (writers: Candy
Cameron, Chip Davis, Sharon Vaughn) Featured songwriter
Waylon Jennings - My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Roy Orbison - The Same Street
Rebecca Lynn Howard - It Didn’t Look Like Alcohol | Album: Forgive (2002) CD (April 24,
1979) BIRTHDAY
The Oak Ridge Boys - Y’all Come Back Saloon | Album: Boys Night Out MP3 - Smart Choice Music - Amazon.com (Richard Sterban April 24, 1943) BIRTHDAY (writer: Sharon Vaughn)
Melody Walker & Jacob Groopman - Black Grace | Album: We Made It Home (Oct 2013) CD - MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Rob Crosby - Love Will Bring Her Around (April 25,
1954) BIRTHDAY
Jamie O’Neal - The Sweetest Gift NEW Single (a cover of the Juice Newton hit)
New on The Show:
Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys
“The River Jordan”
- Really nice tight harmonies - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
About: Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys
Hometown: Ann
Arbor, MI Genre: Americana/ Bluegrass /
Folk
Members: Lindsay
Rachel Petroff (singer/songwriter, guitar, clawhammer banjo), Joshua Rilko (mandolin,
vocals), PJ George ( upright bass), Mark Lavengood (resonator guitar, vocals)
Hailing from all
corners of the Great Lakes State of Michigan, Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys
are giving a nod to American traditional music, while boldy taking their own
songs in new directions. Distinct vocals, tight harmonies, instrumental
expertise, and creative arrangements are all essential characteristics of their
unique sound. The group focuses on the original tunes of Lindsay Lou Rilko,
which include true-life tales of bank-robbing aunties, moonshinin' grandpas,
and celebrations of love, life, and nature. It's an infectious vibe that could
only have been born in the heart of America's Fresh Coast!
Blurb: "Lindsay Lou and the Flatbelly's are an ideal
festival band. They can rock the stages with their heartfelt, rootsy sound and
offer wonderful workshops as well as invigorate campground and campfire song
circles. At the Earthwork Harvest Gathering this year, they were a favorite of
the attendees because of their fantastic performances, and they were also a
favorite of the festival organizers because they pitched in with volunteer work
and spread music and good cheer the whole time they were here."
Lindsay Lou
& the Flatbellys recorded the Here Between EP in one day at The Record Company in
Boston, MA. Cast includes veteran Flatbelly, Joshua Rilko on the mandolin,
dobro master and master hugger, Mark Lavengood, the newest Flatbelly, PJ George
on bass, and Patrick M'Gonigle on fiddle. The 4 track EP has three new original
songs, and one May Erlewine classic.
BUY Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys music
at: earthworkmusic Previous
release "Release
Your Shrouds"is available as a FREE Download at Noisetrade or lindsayloumusic.com
Melody Walker & Jacob Groopman
“Black Grace” - I love her voice, one of the picks of the
evening, really like this band...I think it’s great - Marie
Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
Hail from the
San Francisco Bay Area and the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, respectively
Melody and Jacob
have toured all over the US as a duo and in up-and-coming progressive bluegrass
band Front Country. Melody's critically
acclaimed debut album GOLD RUSH GODDESS,
was named one of No Depression's top 50 albums of 2012, and Melody won the
Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at MerleFest for her secular humanist gospel
song "Black Grace". Front
Country took home the gold in both the RockyGrass and Telluride band
competitions and is up for an IBMA Momentum Award this fall. Between these triumphs, Melody and Jacob
occasionally make it back to their San Francisco Bay Area home, rebuilding
their lives together as two people whose bond has only tightened with all this
travel and success.
Blurb: In
October 2013, Melody Walker & Jacob Groopman released their first duo album
WE MADE IT HOME, capturing the
essence of their experiences on the road and of returning. Produced by Grammy-winning bluegrass/roots
music legend Laurie Lewis, the album projects comfort and intimacy. Their voices raised in harmony, their
instruments intertwined, Melody and Jacob’s original songs and carefully chosen
covers tap into their collective eclecticism.
Under the layers of rich acoustic tones and powerful vocals, the songs
draw from the realms of astronomy, ethnomusicology, feminism, folklore, and
family history. The power of Melody and
Jacob’s duets make these different topics seem natural together, like a
fascinating dinner table conversation, and the ease with which they create
music together can only be born from two people who’ve traveled long miles,
finding home wherever they are.
Before meeting
in Northern California, Melody Walker and Jacob Groopman both grew up
surrounded by sound.
Melody was the daughter of a blue collar songwriter father and
grew up listening to everything from the Beatles to Bill Monroe. After studying percussion and voice at
Humboldt State University and in India and Brazil, she co-founded the women’s
world fusion a cappella group AkaBella.
Originally from
Richmond, VA with Appalachian musical ancestry, Jacob fell hard for his first love, rock ‘n’ roll, but it was the
West Coast stylings of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead that turned him on to
American folk music. He studied jazz guitar at Oberlin College, dabbling in jug
band music before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area and jumping into the
local bluegrass scene. Before teaming up with Melody, Jacob toured extensively
with the Afrobeat band Albino! and country-rockers The Real Nasty....Read More
Listen
to Melody Walker & Jacob Groopman’s latest duo record and download (Pay-What-You-Like,
$0 +) at Bandcamp.com
BUY Melody and Jacob’s music on: Amazon UK - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
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