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Micah Edwards Texas Soul Micah Edwards’ Texas Soul plays like a map of the state drawn in sound, part country reverie, part retro-soul slow burn, sewn together from the after-hours atmosphere of dance halls, the ache of pedal steel, and the glow of old dives. Across the double LP, he pulls from the musical lingo […]
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Russ Green – Stone Cold It’s nice to hear an album sonically wound from the opening notes. Tight as a knot in a piece of string, a ball of aluminum foil, or a rusty bolt on an old truck tire out in the field under a willow. Yeah. This Russ Green plays harmonica like the […]
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It’s always cool to see country music legends being commemorated, and their legacies solidified in tangible ways that you know will be around for years to come and make sure they don’t go forgotten. Such is the case from Randy Travis and George Strait.
The post George Strait, Randy Travis Get New Spaces Dedicated to Them first appeared on Saving Country Music.
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JP Soars & Anne Harris – Gypsy Blue Revue Cross Howlin’ Wolf with some Watermelon Slim & you’ll conjure JP Soars & Anne Harris (fiddle/mandolin), whose fiddle adds a whole new dimension to this blues ensemble with Soars varied & impeccable guitar work. It’s a refreshing blues sketch that retains its aged melodic confines & […]
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GB Leighton – Tangerine After 3 decades in business, GB Leighton sautés their musical showcase with recipes taken from the cookbooks of many artists. They keep it enlivened expressively with their own brand of rock n’ roll with a dash of country originality & explore the bittersweet nature of relationships. Brian Leighton (lead vocals/guitars) is […]
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One of the best things a parent can do in the modern era is pry the iPad out of their kid’s hands and force them outside. We need more kids who aren’t terrified of a little dirt, or exploring the great outdoors. One Florida dad definitely gets an A+ for effort in that department, though he might have accidentally traumatized his daughter in the process. While hanging out near the water at the famous Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada, the family […]
The post Young Girl Gets Half Her Arm Swallowed Feeding A Giant Tarpon Off Florida Dock first appeared on Whiskey Riff.