Sunday, 15 June 2014

Playlist week of 14th June 2014

2014-06-14

14th June 2014 – BBC Playlist

Brand new music from Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson & Jamie Lynn Spears. Plus classics from Anne Murray, Doug Stone and Flatt & Scruggs.


TammRae Keener - Cowboy Saturday Night (Single) 
Gord Bamford - I Won’t Regret That | Album: Country Junkie (2013) CD - MP3
Lennon & Maisy - Joy Parade NEW Single | Album: The Music Of Nashville: Original Soundtrack Season 2, Volume 2 CD - MP3 - iTunes - Amazon.com 
Collin Raye - Love Me | Album: All I Can Be (1999) CD
Dolly Parton - Blue Smoke | Album: Blue Smoke CD - Smart Choice Music (Deluxe Edition) Amazon.com  NEW
Waylon Jennings - The Broken Promise Land | Album: The Essential Waylon Jennings MP3  (June 15, 1937; died Feb 13, 2002 (aged 64)) BIRTHDAY
Holly Williams - Waiting on June | Album: The Highway UK Release 2 June 2014) CD
Jeni & Billy - Picnic In The Sky | Album: Picnic In The Sky
Blair Matthews - Fabulous Day | Album: NEW Single 
Terri Gibbs - Somebody’s Knockin’ | Album: The Best of Terri Gibbs CD (June 15, 1954) BIRTHDAY
Red Foley - Don’t Be Ashamed Of Your Age | Album: Selected Favorites Volume 2 MP3 (born Clyde Julian Foley June 17, 1910; died Sept 19, 1968 (aged 58) BIRTHDAY
Jamie Lynn Spears - Big Bad World | Album: The Journey MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com NEW
Misty Stevens - Granny’s Apple Tree | Album: Love Lies Bleeding (Dec 2011) MP3 - UK iTunes - CD BABY  Everything I love about country music - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
Blake Shelton – Austin | Album: Blake Shelton (2001) CD (June 18, 1976) BIRTHDAY
Flatt & Scruggs - Dixie Home | Album: Hard Travelin' MP3 (Lester Raymond Flatt June 19, 1914; died May 11, 1979 (aged 64)) BIRTHDAY
Julie Reeves - He Keeps Me In One Piece | Album: It's About Time (1999) CD (June 18, 1974) BIRTHDAY
Willie Nelson - The Songwriters | Album: Band of Brothers CD - MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com NEW
Leah Turner - Beat Up Bronco | Album: Leah Turner (EP) MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
George Jones - Wild Irish Rose | Album:
Heather Riley - Can’t Stop The Wind | Album: Steppin' Out honkytonkinmusic/store  YouTube a great charm, some lovely ballads, really like her music - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
Zoe Muth - Taken All You Wanted | Album: World Of Strangers (released May 27, 2014) NEW  CD  MP3 - Amazon.com 
Todd Fritsch - That Girl’s Got A Cowboy’s Heart | Album: Up Here in the Saddle (2012) MP3 (June 20) BIRTHDAY
Anne Murray - When I Fall | Album: Special Collection (1990) CD
The Roys - No More Lonely | Album: The View (out Sept 2, 2014) NEW Single
Doug Stone - I Thought It Was You | Album: I Thought It Was You/ Greatest Hits Vol 1 CD MP3  (June 19, 1956) BIRTHDAY
Blacktop Gypsy - Daddy Song | Album: Whirlwind (Sept 2011) UK iTunes
Chet Atkins - Mountain Melody | Album: Mountain Melody MP3 (Chester Burton Atkins June 20, 1924 died June 30, 2001 (aged 77) BIRTHDAY

New on The Show:

TammRae Keener
“Cowboy Saturday Night” - “Put on your dancing boots” - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire

She was fortunate enough to be involved with music and the music business from a very young age and started singing when she just a child mostly in church. She began to work in all different roles at Go-Roc-Co-Pop Records becoming part of a musical orchestra, playing flute, singing, writing music, learning to sing backup harmony and even tutored younger children in music and instruments.
She visited Nashville Record Press several times as the record company was pressing singles and albums for release when vinyl records were still in use.
In 2009 she was voted Female Vocalist of the year at the North West Georgia Gospel Music Fan Awards.
As things happen with music and musicians, people came and went from Go-Roc-Co-Pop Records and a musical era ended, but not the experience she had gained from being a part of it.
In 2013 she began releasing the first of her traditional country project titled “A Good Ole Country Girl” recorded in co-operation with Country Discovery Records and a roster of top notch Nashville musicians who play in true traditional style. 
In June 2014 saw the release of two new singles to radio.
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Blair Mathews
Fabulous Day” - “I do like that new single “- Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire

Genre: Country Record label: Stoneyhill Records
Current Location: Scottsdale, AZ


Fueled by an unwavering work ethic, and refined and strengthened by growing up on a small farm, Blair Mathews' creative journey has led to the release of his debut, self-penned country radio single, "It's About Us," on Stoneyhill Records. 

The song is from his upcoming EP, due out in the spring of 2014. The project was produced and engineered by Grammy Award winner Chad Carlson, whose impressive credits include work with Taylor Swift, Trisha Yearwood and The Hunger Games soundtrack.

Mathews grew up on a farm in the north west and his first musical memories are hearing the songs of Waylon Jennings, Tom T. Hall and Merle Haggard. Learning to play drums as a child, he went on to front rock bands throughout high school and toured extensively after college at Trinity University Mathews became a successful demo singer and jingle writer, composing and recording numerous ads heard on radio stations across the U.S.
The debut single, "It's About Us," (featured on CDX 586 and on Play MPE) is described as "an infectious, up-tempo anthem that holds a special meaning to the artist. "The song is built on three words: dreams, faith and trust," said Mathews. "The storyline really comes from my personal relationship with my wife and the need to work hard to make it last."
Impacting Country Radio in June 2014 saw the follow up single "Fabulous Day" land on the DJ’s desk produced and engineered by Grammy Award winner Chad Carlson. The song has a very much Keith Urban influence/ vibe to it so “get ready to turn it up for a perfect celebration of summer”!
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Blacktop Gypsy
“Daddy Song” (Heather Stalling / Gypsy Publishing; ASCAP) "A great song for Father’s day... It’s a stunning song" - Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire














Genre: Americana/Country
Record Label: Winding Road Music
Members: Andie Kay Joyner (Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar), Heather Stalling (Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar & Back-Up Vocals), Phillip Cardon (drums/percussion), Jay New (bass guitar), Steven Cooper (lead guitar), Darcy Starcher (background vocals)

Andie Kay Joyner and Heather Stalling had to experience life before they felt ready to write about it. When they met in the early 1990's, both were already accomplished musician/vocalists. Stalling was an award winning fiddler, coming off a two-year run as a support player in Branson, MO. Joyner was still a teenager, but had sung in front of thousands of people at countless performances. Each had grown up in musical families that exposed them to bluegrass, folk, and traditional country music.

For the next decade, the girls further groomed themselves for their own band by separately backing Texas artists, such as Mark David Manders, Max Stalling, Johnny Lee, Tommy Alverson, Bob Schneider, and others. The girls took a Tuesday night residency at the legendary Dallas honky-tonk, Adair's Saloon for almost a year. After several failed relationships, a handful of song-worthy misfortunes, and countless all-night jam sessions, their songwriting began to draw from very specific situations! Soon, there was more than enough material to complete an album. Stalling and Joyner even co-produced their debut CD, BLACKTOP GYPSY, with Austin resident Adam Odor at famed Cedar Creek Studios. The album is a montage of styles representing the songwriters' varied influences and phases of musical interest. The traditional country material one might expect of a fiddler and country vocalist is certainly there. The band moved from the studio to the stage early 2006 when the girls formed the band and jumped into the lime light of the Texas Music scene when they won the BW Stevenson Songwriter’s Competition and placed as finalists in the Shiner Rising Star Competition. Striving for perfection they chose to continue honing their skills
and putting together the band that could best reflect the music they wanted to share with the world.
In 2011 the current band roster was put into place and they entered the studio to record their sophomore release WHIRLWIND. Produced by Grammy winner Lloyd Maines (Dixie Chicks) it was released September 20, 2011 (UK iTunes) and packed with ten solid tracks, this album caught the attention of Winding Road Music, landing the group their first recording contract. This far the release has garnered two chart topping singles, “Too Far From Texas” and “Traci”, on both the Texas Music and Texas regional Radio charts.
However, don't let their Texas roots and success give the impression that their sound is only for the Lone Star State - the group also receives national exposure via internet, college and public radio as well as weekly sales in these areas.
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