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Jeremy Ivey (Margo Price's husband) released a new album today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHg3krHKU64
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Bonzo posted:Jeremy Ivey (Margo Price's husband) released a new album today. First, I'm destroyed to learn that Margo Price is married (muh unrealistic dreams!!). Second, that is the dumbest loving video that I've ever seen in my life, and I grew up in the 80's. Song's ok tho.
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Margo Price and John C. Reilly just recorded a George Jones/Tammy Wynette duet together at Third Man Records in Nashville, according to Margo's Instagram. It looked like John C. Reilly played a show there with some other special guests, so hopefully we will get some more new recordings from it. Meanwhile, our Kacey Musgraves concert is a week from today! I took a leap of faith and bought an old-timey embroidered Western-style shirt with the chest, shoulders, and upper back a different color and material (light tan shirt, blue chest/shoulders). I've always liked the look of the more toned-down ones.
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I'll have to wait till next year before they play in Denmark, but the Dead South have dates for 19/20 in the states. I can't recommend it enough:
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I know there is a lot of love in this thread for Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers. I just saw Brent Cobb play - third time I’ve seen him, but first in a small venue with his full band - and he definitely brings the baby Sturgill rock goodness. Recommend.
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George Cessna Death Rattle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDY-SvJkftA
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curlys gold posted:George Cessna Thanks. Is the same guy as Slim Cessna? edit: looks like George is Slims son. deong fucked around with this message at 18:23 on Oct 27, 2019 |
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Wow, Sturgill Simpson is playing basketball arenas and such on his tour. Good for him.
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deong posted:Thanks. Is the same guy as Slim Cessna? Yeah. Kind of like the connection with Auto Club, Munly and the Lupercalians, and DBUK some of George’s stuff was with Snakes and the Sterling Sisters.
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curlys gold posted:Yeah. Kind of like the connection with Auto Club, Munly and the Lupercalians, and DBUK some of George’s stuff was with Snakes and the Sterling Sisters. Are you in Denver? I really dig Jay Munley, his live shows are an odd creep vibe.
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deong posted:Are you in Denver? No, I’m just a weirdo in Washington.
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This Sturgill Simpson / Tyler Childers tour is going to be insane. I can’t wait. Got to see Tyler on Sunday night here in Minneapolis - he put on a heck of a show. Some drunk idiot threw something on stage during a song about halfway through and it noticeably kind of rattled him, but it was a great set with lots of old stuff and he had the crowd in the palm of his hand.
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My all time favorite country man Terry Allen has a new album coming out with his Panhandle Mystery Band. I saw them play most of these songs live earlier this year and they were just brilliant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiIy-LD1wQk
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DogoDogo posted:This Sturgill Simpson / Tyler Childers tour is going to be insane. I can’t wait. I'm pumped, got centre row 3, the floor section was sold out already. Will be my first country show since my cousins took me to see Dixie Chicks like 19 years ago or so. (which was actually a pretty good show if I recall, I'm not gonna lie) My gf and I are total Sturgill geeks now, going to check out Tyler Childers, anyone else that needs recommending? The Walrus fucked around with this message at 00:58 on Nov 9, 2019 |
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The Walrus posted:My gf and I are total Sturgill geeks now, going to check out Tyler Childers, anyone else that needs recommending? I might be out of the loop but last I knew, the cliché "outsider" bad boys of country these days are Sturgill, Jason Isbell, and Chris Stapleton. All of them are extremely rude and good. And for the girls you have all of the constituent elements of The Highwomen, plus rude country girls like Margo Price. I've been turned on to this corner of country music by others but I still really believe we're in a golden era of country outsiders and renegades.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:I might be out of the loop but last I knew, the cliché "outsider" bad boys of country these days are Sturgill, Jason Isbell, and Chris Stapleton. All of them are extremely rude and good. And for the girls you have all of the constituent elements of The Highwomen, plus rude country girls like Margo Price. I've been turned on to this corner of country music by others but I still really believe we're in a golden era of country outsiders and renegades. I'd argue that Isbell isn't exactly a bad boy of country and has a much longer and more established pedigree than the other two, but his solo stuff has kind of sparked a resurgence of interest in him, especially among people who generally aren't into country. Rehab is the best thing he did for his career, it seems.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:I'd argue that Isbell isn't exactly a bad boy of country and has a much longer and more established pedigree than the other two, but his solo stuff has kind of sparked a resurgence of interest in him, especially among people who generally aren't into country. Rehab is the best thing he did for his career, it seems. He wrote most of what would become Southeastern while in rehab, and it shows. Every song on that album makes you wanna kill yourself. It's great!
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I remember when Isbell was just the fat kid in the Drive-By Truckers. He's done quite well for himself.
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I first started listening to Jason Isbell in 2015 after seeing him play at Newport Folk. I was kind of ignorant to most alt-country at the time and was immediately captivated when I heard him play Alabama Pines. "The A/C hasn't worked in 20 years Probably never made a single person cold, But I can't say the same for me I've done it many times." Ugh, that has to be one of the greatest song lyrics ever written. He's so good at it.
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Happy Hippo posted:I remember when Isbell was just the fat kid in the Drive-By Truckers. He's done quite well for himself. I mean the fat kid in the Drive-By Truckers also wrote some of the Drive-By Truckers best songs. Outfit, Decoration Day, Goddamn Lonely Love - those still rank among my favorite Isbell tunes
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Blast Fantasto posted:I mean the fat kid in the Drive-By Truckers also wrote some of the Drive-By Truckers best songs. Outfit, Decoration Day, Goddamn Lonely Love - those still rank among my favorite Isbell tunes If you can go from this to waking up next to Amanda Shires, you may consider your life a success. He also musics pretty ok. 
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I just saw Steep Canyon Rangers playing with Steve Martin and Martin Short and, aside from being a hilarious show, the music was incredible. SCR played a couple of songs while Martin and Short took a break and I just don't have enough superlatives for their performance! Especially the fiddle player! I wish we had more bluegrass shows in Aus. Or maybe we do and I just don't know where they're playing.
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Bluegrass sadly hasn't had as much success worldwide as some of the other genres of American music. I read an interview with the Kruger Brothers where they said they basically had to choose between moving from Switzerland to the US, or giving up on having a bluegrass career. Thankfully for us, they moved 
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If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? edit: have some aussie country folk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfvlGFVKZw0 Bald Stalin fucked around with this message at 06:43 on Nov 20, 2019 |
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Ranter posted:If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? Anywhere with legal weed, I guess. Denver, Portland, San Francisco. Too bad he's not playing Red Rocks this time around.
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Ranter posted:If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? The gorge is the coolest venue he’s playing, but Asheville or Austin are the coolest cities. Edit: Nashville is also a fun town especially if you don’t get run over by a bachelorette party in a pedal tavern or a drunk on an electric scooter. BigFactory fucked around with this message at 03:51 on Nov 21, 2019 |
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Ranter posted:If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? Have you seen this youtube channel? Tons of really rare, often private press, folk-y stuff, they have an Aus themed playlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MWJ8_DlfHQ Lots of US and Japanese stuff there too
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Every time I rediscover Gillian Welch I am amazed. She has such a great sound.
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Ranter posted:If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? is this meant to be a baloney trap question? because to me it seems like it. i have only seen him once live, but that experience was one of the best rock guitar performances I have ever seen in my life. real talk
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wtf is a baloney trap question I just have a bucket list item to travel to a sick venue in a place ive never been and see this bloke that made me cry with music, live. i live in a big west coast city and weed ain't everything I might go to Berlin because eisbein and pilsner before a gig sounds sweet af screaden posted:Have you seen this youtube channel? Tons of really rare, often private press, folk-y stuff, they have an Aus themed playlist No but now I have homework thank you, biatch moar aussie folk stuff I think is good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGOvgBLDI4E Bald Stalin fucked around with this message at 05:13 on Nov 23, 2019 |
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here's the absolute dumbest song i've ever heard and i hope you can click on it without seeing the titular lyric and let it hit you in real time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE9lhjfbCJo
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imagine four bingo cards of cliche nashville lyrics sitting on the edge of a cliff
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:here's the absolute dumbest song i've ever heard and i hope you can click on it without seeing the titular lyric and let it hit you in real time I'm a 62 year old grandpa, with health issues. My 15 year old grandson is my best buddy. Wish I didn't have to go.
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I’ve been all about some Slim Cessna’s Auto Club lately. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCmZErK2lC0 They are so weird the more you listen to them. Very meta.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:I’ve been all about some Slim Cessna’s Auto Club lately. They're one of my favourite bands, and incredible live. If you live in the Denver area, go catch their New Year's concerts (2 nights at the Hi-Dive). Some year I'll get to go, but it's a long trip from Toronto.
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Carbon Thief posted:They're one of my favourite bands, and incredible live. If you live in the Denver area, go catch their New Year's concerts (2 nights at the Hi-Dive). Some year I'll get to go, but it's a long trip from Toronto. I do live in the Denver area, in fact. Don’t get there for shows often but they’re making me think about it more.
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