2014-11-15
15th November 2014 – BBC Playlist
Marie Crichton
Country BBC Show: Playlist week of 15th November 2014:
Brand new music
from Angaleena Presley, Garth Brooks and Darius Rucker, plus classics from Jean
Shepard and the McCarters.
Lonestar - Pretty Good Day NEW
Single
CW McCall Chip Davis / Bill Fries - Black Bear Road (CW McCall, Nov 18, 1972) BIRTHDAY
Angaleena Presley - Better Off Red | Album: American
Middle Class NEW CD - Smart Choice Music - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Dixie Chicks - Long Roads | Album: Thank Heaven For Dale Evans (Dec 1990) Track By Track Details (Laura Lynch Nov 18, 2014 original member of Dixie Chicks) BIRTHDAY
Dixie Chicks - Long Roads | Album: Thank Heaven For Dale Evans (Dec 1990) Track By Track Details (Laura Lynch Nov 18, 2014 original member of Dixie Chicks) BIRTHDAY
Interview and Live Session with Brian Collins
Brian Collins - Never Really Left
Brian Collins - Next 500 Miles
Brian Collins - Healing Highway
Darius Rucker - Homegrown Honey NEW
Single
Trisha Yearwood - Georgia Rain | Album: Prizefighter: Hit After Hit (out Nov 17, 2014) NEW CD - Smart Choice Music - Amazon.com
Barbara Fairchild - You Can't Put the City in a Country
Girl (single)
New on The Show
Stephen Simmons
“Just Like A Sad Song” - “Nice
album on rootsy alt spectrum, definite melodies throughout all the tracks” - Marie
Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire
Genre: Alt.Country
/ Americana / Roots Rock
Home Town:
Woodbury / Manchester, TN
Record Label:
Lower 40 (USA) / Blue Rose (Europe)
Affiliation:
SESAC
Artist, Writer,
Singer, Musician, Traveler
Stephen Simmons was raised in the small town of
Woodbury, Tennessee. His mother was a schoolteacher and his father held a
factory job. In his family, they were the first generation that
didn’t work the farm. As a songwriter and Ten years as a Road Dog, Stephen’s vision has grown to entail more than just reflections of rural America. The songs on his recordings, deal with existential realities that are familiar to country and city dwellers alike: redemption, heartbreak, hangovers and the loneliness of the road. Stephen’s records: Last Call, Drink Ring Jesus, Something In Between, The Blame’s On U.S., Girls, The Big Show and Hearsay (which were compared to everyone from Johnny Cash to Ryan Adams) combine virtuosic songcraft and musicianship with unparalleled artistic honesty. His work has been covered by Mojo Music, Uncut, and The Washington Post.
didn’t work the farm. As a songwriter and Ten years as a Road Dog, Stephen’s vision has grown to entail more than just reflections of rural America. The songs on his recordings, deal with existential realities that are familiar to country and city dwellers alike: redemption, heartbreak, hangovers and the loneliness of the road. Stephen’s records: Last Call, Drink Ring Jesus, Something In Between, The Blame’s On U.S., Girls, The Big Show and Hearsay (which were compared to everyone from Johnny Cash to Ryan Adams) combine virtuosic songcraft and musicianship with unparalleled artistic honesty. His work has been covered by Mojo Music, Uncut, and The Washington Post.
His most recent
albums have been released by USA indie label Lower 40 Records and in Europe on
Germany’s premiere roots label; Blue Rose Records.
On Oct 8th he
took off for his Fall 2014 of Europe/UK Tour beginning with solo shows in The
Netherlands, Norway, UK & Ireland and then meeting up with his band from
Nashville in Germany for a week of shows.
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