The Waymores- Stone Sessions review

The Waymores Stone Sessions TheWaymores.com It has been so long since I encountered a new, ‘real country’ album that, at first, I mistook the Waymores’ Stone Sessions as one. Based on the opening cut, “Heart of Stone,” that is what I thought Stone Sessions would be. A taking-turns male/female duet, a bunch of pedal steel,… Continue reading The Waymores- Stone Sessions review

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Dale Watson- El Rancho Azul review

I’ve been going through a heavy Dale Watson phase recently; almost every day this month I’ve had a dose of the Texan’s music. I’ve written about him before, including upon the release of The Sun Sessions, his first Red House album. Long a favourite, Watson hasn’t disappointed to date. Whether singing honky tonk originals, neo-western swing, Memphis-Sun… Continue reading Dale Watson- El Rancho Azul review

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Blake Shelton Backlash Continues

If it wasn’t for the publicity he had received from his involvement with American Idol, The X Factor The Voice, I may not know Blake Shelton from any of the (many) other current country hitmakers that I don’t know from Blake Shelton…I don’t listen, I don’t care to. Apparently, he said something the other day… Continue reading Blake Shelton Backlash Continues

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Dale Watson & the Texas Two Videos

New from Dale Watson is The Sun Sessions, a rocking little album inspired by the 50s rock and roll and country that made the Memphis studio famous. http://youtu.be/o1V0PHD_StE, http://youtu.be/ljmULpS93Fw, and http://youtu.be/EnyYwdFQJgk are among the many videos from the project posted on YouTube. They don’t come much cooler than Dale Watson and The Sun Sessions provide ample… Continue reading Dale Watson & the Texas Two Videos

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My Favourite Albums of the Aughts- Part One of Four

Like every other writer and blogger, I’ve been checking my lists twice and thrice as we close out the decade. The thing with these lists, at least when I make them, is they might look very different on a different day. And the positionings- once you get past the first dozen or two- can be fairly… Continue reading My Favourite Albums of the Aughts- Part One of Four

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