Playlist week of 5th April
2014
Brand new music from Carlene
Carter, Jennifer Nettles and unearthed recordings from Johnny Cash. Classics
from Merle Haggard & Bobby Bare. Plus Erin Enderlin is made the featured
songwriter.
2014-04-05
Tommy Cash - The Cowboy & The Lady (April 5,
1940) BIRTHDAY
Alan Jackson - Monday Morning Church | Album: What I Do (2004) (Erin Enderlin co-write)
Pat Green - Somewhere Between Texas & Mexico | Album: Lucky Ones (2004)
(April 5, 1972) BIRTHDAY
Kira Isabella - Quarterback NEW
Single
Blake Shelton - My Eyes NEW Single
Merle Haggard, George Jones & Johnny
Paycheck - Mobile Bay Double
Trouble / A Taste Of Yesterday's Wine 2 on 1 CD
Bobby Bare - Ride Me Down Easy (April
7, 1935) BIRTHDAY
Joey & Rory - Waiting For Someone | Album: His And Hers CD (Erin Enderlin co-write) Featured
Songwriter
Tammy Jones Robinette - Daddy's Mountain's | Album: Let It
Shine
Steve Azar - Hard Road | Album: (April 11, 1964; turns 50) BIRTHDAY
Ralph Stanley II & Jim Lauderdale – L.A County | Album: Side By Side (2014) CD - MP3 - US iTunes - Amazon.com
Chalee Tennison - Just Because She Lives There | Album: Chalee Tennison
(1999) CD (April 11, 1969) BIRTHDAY
Johnny Cash - If I Told You Who It Was | Album: Out Among The Stars CD - MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Carlene Carter - Give Me The Roses (While I Live) | Album: Carter Girl CD - MP3 - Smart Choice Music - Amazon.com
NEW
Lee Ann Womack - Last Call | Album: Call Me Crazy (Erin
Enderlin co-write, Songwriter feature)
New on The Show:
Erin Enderlin
“I
Let Her Talk” - This lady, I think she's
absolutely brilliant, she's got a great voice, my track of the evening...I love
that – Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
>> Listen to an edited version of the songwriter feature
by Marie Crichton first broadcast April 5, 2014 on BBC Radio Shropshire:
About: Erin Enderlin
Genre: Country/ Country Americana Hometown: Conway, Arkansas
Current Location - Nashville, TN
Current Location - Nashville, TN
Birthday - Erin Enderlin 21 January (1982? age 32)
Influences:
Reba McEntire, Conway
Twitty, Emmylou, Harris, Tammy Wynette, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Willie
Nelson, Tim McGraw, Leslie Satcher, Matraca Berg, Suzy Bogguss, Lee Ann Womack,
Trisha Yearwood, George Jones, Nanci Griffith, Linda Davis
Erin wrote on her Facebook
Page (28 March): Happy Birthday to my
hero Reba McEntire! Her music is the reason I fell in love with country music,
and she continues to inspire me as a business woman and a human.
- Arkansas native Erin Enderlin first fell in love with country music listening
to the likes of Willie Nelson, Conway Twitty, and Johnny Cash on her
Papaw’s record player as a child. She began to write and perform her own
songs around Central Arkansas and followed her passion to Nashville,
Tennessee right after High School. She started performing at about 16 at a
High school talent show, in a big auditorium, in front of around 800 kids
and then started playing in coffee houses.
- The singer songwriter who moved to Nashville
from Arkansas upon graduating high school in 2000.
- Since then she has written songs, including some
award winning singles, recorded by artists including Alan Jackson (“Monday Morning Church”), Randy
Travis, Terri Clark, Lee Ann Womack (“Last
Call”), Luke Bryan (“You Don’t Know Jack”),
and working at Joey+Rory Feeks' Pottsville, Tenn., farmhouse, came up with
the "His and Her" title song.
- “The Last Call”, released on June 30, 2008 as
the lead-off single from Womack's album CALL ME CRAZY, reached #14 on the Billboard
Hot Country Songs chart becoming LeAnn’s first Top 20 hit in three years. “Monday
Morning Church” released on October 11, 2004 as the second single from
Alan Jackson’s album WHAT I DO, went on to become a #5 Hot Country Single.
- Erin was a featured artist on the Willie Nelson
Country Throwdown Tour in 2011. She has also opened shows for artists such
as Marty Stuart, Kip Moore, and Diamond Rio.
- Following Country Music Hall of Famer Bill
Anderson, Erin her producer Alex Kline made their Grand
Ole Opry debut on Friday September 6, 2013. Backstage, one of
Erin’s biggest musical influences Little Jimmy Dickens
graciously signed her 1964 Gibson J 200, which is named “Jimmy Dickens”
after the beloved Opry member.
- Her 8 track self titled EP debut, co-produced by
Jamey Johnson, was self-released on 22 May 2011
- Her latest 9 track EP I LET HER TALK was released on August
13, 2013. The album was produced by newcomer Alex Kline (Diamond Eye
Music) assembled on a shoestring budget. Collaborators include
Brent Baxter (Lonestar, Ray Stevens, Randy Travis), Casey Black, Will
Bowen, Liz Hengber (Trace Adkins, Bucky Covington, Reba McEntire), Shane
McAnally (Kacey Musgraves, Kenny Chesney, Lady Antebellum), Jess
Moskaluke, Leslie Satcher (Jason Aldean, Reba McEntire, Martina McBride),
Scott Stepakoff (Tim McGraw, Kip Moore) and Forest Whitehead.
- With WSM-AM/Nashville Country
Music DJ Hall of Famer Bill Cody emceeing, Enderlin headlined an intimate album release show at Nashville’s The Basement on Aug 12,
2013. Guests included Linda Davis, Pat Higdon, Chuck Dauphin (Billboard)
and Liz Hengber.
- Erin is signed to the re-launched Starstruck Writers Group
- She's newly signed to Little Louder Music, a publishing company owned by Arturo Buenahora and Eric Church and she has recently launched her own called “Ten Thousand Hours”, with Alex Kline and Will Bowen on the roster.
Video:
Erin Enderlin making her
>> Opry
Debut in September 2013
Performing >> "Last Call" live at Music City Roots on
Dec 14, 2011.
>> "Countryside" Lyric Video >> "I Let Her Talk" Lyric Video >> “Ain't It Just Like A Cowboy”
Top Photos
- Image (Taken 2011) New York Minute Interview
Quotes:
“That girl’s a baddass” - Miranda Lambert
“She is going to have a
stellar career in country music, or any music, for that matter” - Jamey Johnson
“I love Erin Enderlin. She’s
a great writer and singer and I’m always excited to hear her stuff.” - Lee Ann Womack
BUY Erin’s music on: Amazon UK - UK iTunes - REVERBNATION - Amazon.com
Shook Twins
“Crisper” – New name, I think they're great, really
mixing up acoustic folky country" - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
About: Shook Twins
Shook Twins are
an Indie folk-pop band now hailing
from coniferous forested Portland, Oregon. Identical twins, Katelyn and Laurie Shook, Kyle Volkman (Upright and electric Bass - photo) and Niko Daoussis (mandolin, electric guitar, electric drums, bass, vocals - photo) form the core quartet along
with Anna Tivel (fiddle,
mandolin, vocals - photo).
They were born
and raised in Sandpoint Idaho (a tourist town of 5,000 to 10,000,
"depending on the season," says Katelyn).
Central elements
of the Shook Twins' sound are a wide range of instrumentation, including banjo,
guitar, electric and upright bass, mandolin, electric guitar, electronic drums,
face drum (beatbox), glockenspiel, ukulele, banjo drumming and their signature
golden EGG. Beautiful twin harmonies, layered upon acoustic and electric
instrumentation coupled with Laurie’s inventive use of percussive and ambient
vocal loops, and Katelyn’s repurposed telephone microphone, set their sound
apart, creating a unique and eccentric blend of folk, roots, groove and soul.
Following an
annual Winter Ski Tour 2014 through their native Idaho, to Wyoming and Utah,
the Shook Twins made a much-anticipated three-day debut appearance at this
year's Folk Alliance Conference in Kansas City, MO (Feb. 20 - 22, 2014)
Their new single
"Shake" went for radio
airplay adds on March 10, 2014.
The Shook Twins
enlisted Grammy Award-nominated producer Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Fleet
Foxes, Brandi Carlile), recording at
Bear Creek Studio (image) for their third full-length studio album, WHAT WE DO, independently released on April 8, 2014; mastered by
Gavin Lurssen (Loretta Lynn, Tom Waits).
The Shook Twins
have that DIY spirit…" Identical twins, Katelyn and Laurie Shook,
certainly are a DIY success story; they raised $26,734 of a $25,000 goal (391 Backers)
via Kickstarter a crowd funded project to record it.
The album is the
sound of two preternaturally talented siblings making the music they want to
make with a wide-eyed sense of wonder and the good sense to absorb whatever the
world puts in their path. "We have a
golden egg and a telephone microphone. Laurie beatboxes. We do all-live looping,"
Katelyn says. "It's definitely not
your average folk." Read more Portland Mercury.com
"The
Portland, Ore., folk group is ready to rattle the music world..." - USA Today
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