Review: Doug Sahm And The Sir Douglas Quintet - The Complete Mercury Recordings (box 5cd) [Hip-O Select 2006]
Even though he’s often considered as a possible American answer to the impetuous British Invasion of the Beatles, Kinks, Stones, Yardbirds, Who, Dave Clark Five etc, and in spite of a group who mockingly called him “Sir”, well stating once again that such an unpenitent hippie like Doug Sahm
HOW ROCK (ALMOST) DIED WHILE ELVIS WAS IN THE ARMY
When asked to reflect on Elvis’ passing, John Lennon famously said, “Elvis died in the army.” When Elvis entered the Army in 1958 rock and roll was viewed as the soundtrack to rebellious youth. Churches organized public burnings of records, riots happened in nearly every town Presley and his fellow
Sarah Jarosz: Song Up In Her Head
Ok; first things first. You pronounce this girl's name Juh-rose.
Sarah Jarosz is just eighteen years old and has emerged from the production-line of talent that is America's bluegrass scene. It seems to be quite as vibrant as the folk music scene here in
Crime Tune March 2010: Drivin N Cryin- Legal Gun
Drivin N Cryin- Legal Gun
Amsterdam in 81
Monty walks alone
Coming in a five fifty night
Disconnects the phone
Oct in 81
Sara-a-gue walks alone
Coming in another night
She disconnects the phone
Because he's just a legal gun
And she's just a
Richard Ferreira Talks about Charlotte Park Rangers, New Album
Richard Ferreira's "Somewhereville" didn't get much notice, but it was one of the soulful Americana gems of the early 2000s featuring one of the best kiss-off songs ever, "Bye Bye Baby." Ferreira's catchy melodies and solid lyrics made the
Review: Shooter Jennings & Hierophant- Black Ribbons
Towards the end of last year, there was a discussion on this website discussing whether or not Wilco still belonged in the Americana community. I don't recall if a consensus was ever reached, but the opinions seemed to be split with both sides making well-reasoned cases. I