‘The Road’: Jenny Tolman Understands Why Keith Urban Let Her Go
‘The Road’ contestant Jenny Tolman opens up about elimination, her wardrobe malfunction and what she’s taking away from the experience. Continue reading…
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AMERICANA MUSIC NEWS
Benjamin Tod Claps Back at Gavin Adcock (not Sam Barber)
Singer/songwriter Benjamin Tod has been mixing it up more and more in the country music space lately, specifically calling out the cucks in the industry that didn’t spend a second paying dues.
The post Benjamin Tod Claps Back at Gavin Adcock (not Sam Barber) first appeared on Saving Country Music.
ALBUM REVIEW: Kim Wilson’s ‘Slow Burn’ Honors Musical Collaborators
Kim Wilson has come a long way on his lips. With his harp and his voice, Wilson has been protecting and serving the blues community since the early seventies; he co-founded the Fabulous Thunderbirds with Jimmie Vaughan in’ 74 and still fronts the band today.
His latest, Slow
Book Review: “The Hours Are Long But The Pay Is Low: A Curious Life In Independent Music – Rob Miller”
Rob Miller The Hours Are Long But The Pay Is Low – A Curious Life In Independent Music There are 27+ compelling little chapters to this story, told with enthusiasm & nostalgia with an inspired delivery. Even the introduction has some sharp sentences about what the music perceives to be. Music, commercially, has been […]
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