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Strawberry Alarm Clock – Where’s One? First – this isn’t a retrospective set, or a live album, or even a “lost” album. This is a brand-new Strawberry Alarm Clock. White hair? Sure. No hair? Yes. A pair of shades on their faces makes them look just as good now as in 1967. Back when I […]
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Wyatt Flores is one of the most thoughtful, honest, expressive, and gripping songwriters of this new generation of Texas and Red Dirt performers. But let’s just be open and clear-eyed about exactly what “Scared of Heights” is.
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July was a banner month for blues releases with the release of a massive box set from blues grand dame and legend Ma Rainey, featuring her entire recordings at Paramount Records between 1923-1928. Additionally, Chris O’Leary provides some hard-core roadhouse blues, and Albert Castiglia goes to
Bloodkin “Enemy Within” Americana Highways is hosting this premiere of Bloodkin’s song “Enemy Within” from their forthcoming album Flowers & Ash, which is set for release on September 11 via World Will Turn records. The album was produced by David Barbe and Eric Carter; and recorded at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, Georgia. “Enemy Within” […]
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Mark Rubin “Amazon Warehouse” Americana Highways presents this premiere of Mark Rubin’s song “Amazon Warehouse” from his forthcoming album. The album was produced by Mark; and recorded, mixed and mastered by Chris Butcher of Butcher Studios in New Orleans. “Amazon Warehouse” is Mark Rubin on vocals, banjo, guitar, and bass; and Rurik Nunan on fiddle […]
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