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Muscadine Bloodline Shares Flawless Acoustic Cover Of James Taylor’s “Carolina In My Mind”
Pure and simple perfection. Muscadine Bloodline is gearing up to hit the road on their Long Leaf Lo-Fi tour, which will kick off in Durham, North Carolina this Friday night. So of course, Gary and Charlie had to share a very fitting cover of James Taylor’s iconic hit “Carolina in My Mind” before they head to both the Tar Heel state and the Palmetto state. Of course, “Carolina in My Mind” was written by James Taylor and released as the second […]
The post Muscadine Bloodline Shares Flawless Acoustic Cover Of James Taylor’s “Carolina In My Mind” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Is Brianna Chickenfry Shading Zach Bryan? Why Fans Think Her Taylor Swift Post Is A Direct Response To His New Album
I think it’s safe to say that Brianna Chickenfry has heard “Skin,” and she thinks it’s about her too… Today, Zach Bryan released his new album With Heaven On Top,, and one song in particular has people talking, and that would be a song called “Skin,” which appears to be a shot at his ex-girlfriend, the aforementioned Brianna Chickenfry. And maybe “shot” is too strong a word, but if nothing else, he certainly addresses the toxic relationship. Of course, the […]
The post Is Brianna Chickenfry Shading Zach Bryan? Why Fans Think Her Taylor Swift Post Is A Direct Response To His New Album first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Upcoming Elvis Presley Documentary and Soundtrack Showcase the King in Las Vegas, Nearly 50 Years After His Death

Elvis Presley died almost half a century ago, but his music lives on. A new documentary and soundtrack prove it, and they’re set to drop next month.
The post Upcoming Elvis Presley Documentary and Soundtrack Showcase the King in Las Vegas, Nearly 50 Years After His Death appeared first on Wide Open Country.
