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This week on Folk Alley, join Cindy Howes for fresh new sounds from Greensky Bluegrass, Caroline Spence, Ana Egge, Anna Tivel, and Todd Snider, along with favorites from Elephant Revival, Leftover Salmon, and Hayes Carll, plus happy birthday shout-outs to Bonnie Raitt and Joni Mitchell. We also take time to remember the Scottish folk legend Archie Fisher—and more.
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Two of the best on stage together. Anybody who follows us knows that Eric Church is one of my all-time favorite artists. The man is a master songwriter, puts on a hell of a live show, and is one of the few out there who’s not afraid to give a middle finger to the machine (pun kind of intended) for the sake of his art. I’ve also been beating the drum of Charles Wesley Godwin for anybody who would listen […]
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It might be an awkward Thanksgiving around the Nelson household. Actually, probably not. They seem like the kind of clan that’s not especially competitive with each other and is more supportive.
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Megan Moroney is entering her pink era, and I’m HERE for it. The country superstar is seemingly gearing up to announce a new album, and it seems the next color theme will be pink, as she shared a teaser on her social media pages this morning where you see her walking up to a window in blue, and opening it to the outside and it all changes to pink. Of course, blue has been the theme of her Am I […]
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SP3 (Steve Payne) Almost Blue Chances are good you’ve not heard of Steve Payne or his latest musical ensemble, SP3, before now. Born Bristol, England, his home base is in Chepstow, Wales, where he prefers the reduced levels of hustle and bustle. A veteran of multiple British bands (The Payne Killers, The Parole Brothers, Crawdaddy, […]
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Tommy Talton Seven Levels (Strolling Bones Records) For those of us enamoured of the Capricorn Records era and the artists they signed, chances are good you’ll be familiar with the band Cowboy. No less that Duane Allman – who’s first release with the Brothers was in ’69 – brought Cowboy to label co-founder/tastemaker Phil Walden’s […]
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Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska ’82,’ plus Diane Hubka, the Kasambwe Brothers, and Terry Klein Hot on the heels of Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, the movie about the making of 1982’s Nebraska, comes a greatly expanded edition of that LP. Called Nebraska ’82, this release includes four CDs and a Blu-ray disc. Much of it constitutes […]
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