Haunted by Music - Ry Cooder, I think it's going to work out fine
I think it's going to work out fine is the last track on side one of the Bop Till You Drop album, released by Ry Cooder in 1979.
It's an instrumental track, a version of a song written by Rose Marie McCoy and Sylvia McKinney and
Press release: Liverpool Band, The Good Intentions Release "Someone Else's Time"
It's been a good year so far, for The Good Intentions. Besides winning the British Country Music Award for "Americana Act of the Year", they also played on the bill for the Americana UK 10th Anniversary Festival and recently they've found out that their
Making Gravy: In Praise of Paul Kelly’s Signature Song
First, by way of introduction to Australian songwriter and singer Paul Kelly for those in need of one, are the words of Jimmy Guterman from Guterman’s book The Best Rock and Roll Records of All Time (Kelly’s 1985 release Post was number 97 on Guterman’s top 100
Ride Easy, Kell Robertson
R.I.P. Kell Robertson
Kell Robertson heard that long-promised call this morning: "Come on in, it's cool and dark inside."
He died this morning on the property where he lived for about 15 years. One friend said he'd had a peaceful night surrounded
The Grateful Dead & The Band - original Americana groups?
Whenever people talk about the beginnings of the Americana movement, there are two groups that I don't ever hear mentioned that I think deserve recognition. If we take "Americana" to mean music that has its roots in American myth and folklore (and of course folkloric music,
Clay Pigeons / Blaze Foley
Clay Pigeons is a new vinyl-only release of Blaze Foley material from Secret Seven Records. The album contains 12 Foley songs recorded from 1976-1988 with liner notes written by Foley’s lover and biographer, Sybil Rosen. It is noteworthy that Rosen has contributed, given that the love songs on the