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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Jayke Orvis, The Woodbox Gang, Pine Box Boys, Mountain Sprout, Split Lip Rayfield These are exactly what I was looking for, working my way though em but so far everything kicks rear end! Thanks!
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I was listening to John Prine's cover of Blaze Foley's "Clay Pigeons" last night. Followed it up with "If I Could Only Fly" and I'm trying not to bawl my eyes out. https://youtu.be/BMT76_mYDV0 Star Man fucked around with this message at 05:26 on Oct 28, 2015 |
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Y'all need to watch Sturgill Simpson's episode of Austin City Limits. http://video.klru.tv/video/2365584708/
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Bonzo posted:Y'all need to watch Sturgill Simpson's episode of Austin City Limits. Yeah this was great! I know there aren't a lot of people here into Avett Brothers but my wife and I saw them again last night. They're still great to see live. I haven't been into the last couple of albums but they played a few from the one they're working on that seemed to have more energy than what I've gotten from the last couple albums. "Satan Pulls the Strings" was hands down the best of the night.
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Frohike999 posted:Yeah this was great! Awesome! Seeing them tonight and am very excited as I've heard a lot of good things about their live show.
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Gotta figure out if I want to see Sturgill Simpson, Hayes Carll, or Chris Stapleton next week.
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Just saw Dave Rawlings Machine at The Egg in Albany, NY. Easily one of the best concert experiences I've ever had. That album/touring lineup might be the most talented group of musicians.
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Fuuuuck, screw Stapleton and Simpson and Carll. Corb Lund just announced a bunch of dates in the western usa. December 9 at tractor tavern in Seattle. Got my tix!
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clutchpuck posted:Gotta figure out if I want to see Sturgill Simpson, Hayes Carll, or Chris Stapleton next week. I saw Hayes at an accoustic only show in Minneapolis. He was still pretty great. Also, I saw the Oh Hellos again, who I have been plugging like whoa in this thread, and I'm not convinced that they are a closet christian band. So, uh, take that for what you will. I probably won't go see them again, but I have seen them live three times now.
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huh, never thought i'd be able to post local guys in here, too, but they're really pretty good. so if you're interested in some gothic americana or w/e from eastern europe, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj8vk6yCobw
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Anyone know any good country/folk/bluegrass/whatever songs about death? Not necessarily murder ballads. Just songs about death and dying in general. So far I've got: Are You Afraid to Die? - The Louvin Brothers Country Death Song - Violent Femmes Oh Death - Noah Gunderson Chest of Drawers - Wovenhand He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones Waiting Around to Die - Townes Van Zandt
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FreudianSlippers posted:Anyone know any good country/folk/bluegrass/whatever songs about death? This, if you're strict about your genre definitions: https://youtu.be/n8CzFVm1Yio Or the original if you're not: https://youtu.be/Bq6T2tvRDoY
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EVERYONE has recorded a version of "The Long Black Veil," from Johnny Cash to the Dave Matthews Band. But my favorite version is the first one I've ever heard, by Mike Ness: http://youtu.be/R0lB_EvuwGw
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FreudianSlippers posted:Anyone know any good country/folk/bluegrass/whatever songs about death? There's most of Gillian Welchs songs for starters. And most of The Handsome Family as well, particularly the songs from Through the Trees.
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Yes Country Death Song by the Violent Femmes is amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwj5_SNWYc8&sns=em
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FreudianSlippers posted:Anyone know any good country/folk/bluegrass/whatever songs about death? Can/Will The Circle Be Unbroken is a pretty famous one that has been covered a thousand times. https://youtu.be/qjHjm5sRqSA
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"Great Atomic Power" by The Louvin Brothers is awesome and has been covered a million times as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5i4ZGVQGa8 This is my favorite (Uncle Tupelo) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoj9q-kM7hs
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I've listened to about a dozen different versions of Bury Me Not On the Lone Prairie. Not sure which one I like the most but the versions by the Sons of the Pioneers, Burl Ives, Texas Ruby and Curly Fox, and Anne Price are all pretty good. The Roy Rogers versions is a bit strange because in it the speaker is actually requesting to be buried in the lone praise because he just loves being a cowboy so dang much while in all other versions I could find it's a dying youth begging his compatriots to ensure that he's buried next to his father and not on the prairie and they still bury him basically on the spot. Aside from this thread's recommendations, all of which have been great, I've found: (There'll be) Peace in the Valley - Loretta Lynn I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive - Hank Williams Death is Calling Me - The Earl Brothers And am I Born to Die? - Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn Wayfaring Stranger - Johnny Cash (and also like ten thousand other people) Man in the Long Black Coat - Mark Lanegan Death - Andi Almqvist In My Time of Dying - The Be Good Tanyas The Coroners Gambit - The Mountain Goats They're Hanging Me Tonight - Marty Robbins Rattlin' Bones - True North Diggin' My Grave - William Elliot Whitmore Death Don't Have No Mercy - Rev. Gary Davis which is blues but it's got the right vibe. Parachute posted:"Great Atomic Power" by The Louvin Brothers is awesome and has been covered a million times as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TxzAtyoK_0
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Corb: - Priceless antique pistol shots startled owner - pour em kind of strong - weight of the gun Hellbound Glory - streets of Aberdeen
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I don't know if it's what you're looking for, since it's mainstream and kind of uplifting, but Dolly Parton & Brad Paisley's "When I get where I'm going" is definitely A Country Song About Death.
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clutchpuck posted:Corb: New Hellhound Glory/The eXcavators stuff is pretty drat good too. Leon Virgil Whateverhescallinghimselfthisweek is an outstanding songwriter.
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Yeah, it's kind of hard to keep up with them at the moment though with all their alternate names and poo poo. Caught them opening for Supersuckers or Wayne Hancock or something a couple years ago. They did a pretty spectacular cover of Whitey Morgan's cover of The Boss's I'm On Fire.
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Three Wooden Crosses is a song about death. The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia is also about death.
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I recently discovered the little slice of fire-and-brimstone psychobilly called dark americana, and I'm really loving a lot of the stuff Farmageddon Records has been putting out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEuDIwv5sTU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRjEGOCT9XA
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Vulture Culture posted:I recently discovered the little slice of fire-and-brimstone psychobilly called dark americana, and I'm really loving a lot of the stuff Farmageddon Records has been putting out: Are you in to 16 Horsepower? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJNxPRK-WTg
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Parachute posted:Are you in to 16 Horsepower?
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clutchpuck posted:Hellbound Glory - Streets of Aberdeen FWIW this one is about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Gohl - rumored to have killed over 100 sailors, convicted for two.
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clutchpuck posted:FWIW this one is about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Gohl - rumored to have killed over 100 sailors, convicted for two. ...but the article says he killed like 40 or so..?
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The article says 40 bodies were found floating.
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Vulture Culture posted:Haven't heard this before but this is right up my alley, thanks David Eugene Edwards' followup band to 16HP, Wovenhand is also pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71fnNk7rW4s Also, Goddamn Gallows covered At War with Satan. 
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MrBling posted:David Eugene Edwards' followup band to 16HP, Wovenhand is also pretty good.
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Yeah Wovenhand's definitely not so traditional sounding at all compared to 16HP, but is stellar in its own way. See them live if you get a chance.
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Some pretty good stuff nominated in the Grammies this year. http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/grammys/6785974/grammy-nominations-2016-full-list The biggest surprise to me was that Hayes Carll wrote the Lee Ann Womack song (and it was nominated for a grammy!) but it seems like a pretty big deal that the Alabama Shakes got a shitload of nominations. Also, the Chris Stapleton album that won the CMA best album award is nominated for best album in the Grammies as well! The real one, not just the country one (which he was also nominated for). Jason Isbell get a nod for best Americana album but I hope it goes to Brandi Carlile. 
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I would just like to say that last night I bought tickets to An Evening with Gillian Welch and An Evening with Dave Rawlings Machine on consecutive nights so I am pretty excited for that! I've only seen Gillian Welch once before and she was amazing so I'm really glad she's touring Australia  Well that's my story thanks for reading
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Paper With Lines posted:The biggest surprise to me was that Hayes Carll wrote the Lee Ann Womack song (and it was nominated for a grammy!) He recorded it on KMAG YOYO 4 years ago too. Speaking of Hayes is he ever going to record another album?
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Ket posted:I would just like to say that last night I bought tickets to An Evening with Gillian Welch and An Evening with Dave Rawlings Machine on consecutive nights so I am pretty excited for that! I saw them the night before Thanksgiving in Knoxville, and it was amazing. Also last Friday night I saw the Avett Brother play a benefit show at the Tennessee Theatre. In this smaller environment they were great, and it was 10x better than when we saw them at the Knoxville Coliseum. While I am not a big fan (my wife and son are), it is a shame they don't play smaller shows more often.
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Last night was pretty cool. Chatted with Corb for a couple minutes after the show and mentioned I enjoyed the Down From the Mountain Festival in Eureka, MT in August and I hope he does it again. They're gonna try another one-day event next year so they "don't gently caress it up" and maybe expand it later. Trying to get Hayes out next year too. clutchpuck fucked around with this message at 17:51 on Dec 11, 2015 |
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Rolling Stone posted a list of the best "country" collaborations from 2015. Features some Chris Stapleton & JT, Isbell, and Sturgill. The Sturgill and Isbell video is really good. http://rol.st/1UB3JPr
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Steamboat Music Fest Trip Report Day 2: It's loving awesome. Also got to witness Turnpike Troubadours show last night... Evan Felker couldn't remember the words to his songs or play his instruments. Dude was *out* of it, bad.  Cory Morrow killed it though, as usual. If you've ever thought about coming, you absolutely should. Amazing place, amazing festival, and pretty awesome people.
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