Charlotte Cornfield Hurts Like Hell Ever overhear a bar conversation or witness a first date and wish you could get the backstory on the intriguing interaction you may have paid a little too much attention to? That’s the feeling I kept having while listening to Charlotte Cornfield’s latest album, Hurts Like Hell. The Canadian’s songs […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to No Depression’s newest column — Best of the Blues. Each month we’ve asked long-time No Depression contributor, Grant Britt, to round up some of his favorite new blues records for your listening pleasure.
March serves up another righteous bundle of
Yes, there are new, never before heard recordings from the “Gentle Giant” Don Williams on the way. And no, this is not a false alarm, or some AI gimmick. These are genuine unearthed recordings from the Don Williams vault.
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There’s never been any doubt that Jim Lauderdale is the answer to the old country music question, “who’s gonna fill their shoes?” Twenty years ago, Jim Lauderdale released Country Super Hits Volume 1 (2006), reminding us then, with his warm baritone vocals, his honky-tonk
Actor Vince Vaughn tore into late night television and explained why he thinks it’s going by the wayside in a recent interview with Theo Von (couple of Vaughns/Vons cutting it up). It’s no secret that programs like The Tonight Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live! aren’t the juggernauts that they used to be. Network television used to be the end goal… now it’s falling behind, and struggling to keep up with modern media. If you were looking for a sign that late night television […]
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Chip Taylor, the man who crafted memorable hits like “Angel of the Morning” by Juice Newton, plus “Try (Just a Little Bit Harder)” by Janis Joplin, has died at the age of 86. Perhaps his biggest success was The Troggs’ weirdly wacky track, “Wild Thing.” (It’s a glorious mashup of 1960s novelty song and surreal […]
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It looked like a scene straight out of Reacher, the hit Prime Video drama starring Alan Ritchson. We reported yesterday about an incident involving Ritchson and his neighbor. The actor was riding his green Kawasaki bike near his home in the quiet Nashville suburb of Brentwood with his children when a neighbor confronted him about the noise. After […]
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