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Last night, I hung out at this wonderful weekly East Nashville happening, Derek Hoke's $2 Tuesday at The 5 Spot. It was a great time with some great music. Host Derek Hoke played an awesomely perfect Western Swingish version of Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy, and the night ended with a great full-band set by J.R. Wyatt who I have featured on this blog.
If you are in Nashville on Thursday, you have your next non-Fran's chance to see Ear to the Ground 2014 Artist of the Year Darrin Bradbury. The show is also at The 5 Spot beginning around 9:00. Mention Ear to the Ground and you will get some odd looks, but what the heck, mention us anyway.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Thursday Morning Music Shuffle - Murphy Don't Have Clue Mix
Here we go... time is short, so let's get to it.
We have a most righteous random shuffle today:
First up, we have another excellent track from the fabulous The Imperial Rooster or as my friend Rex Silo likes to call them IrMoPoEsRtIeArL. This is another track from their must own album Decent People. The song is called The Vintage and it manages to sound melancholy and celebratory at the same time. As in, we're all damned to hell, so we might as well have fun. That's not exactly it, but it's close to that. Sandpapery silk vocals and deep dark backwoods instrumentation.
And finally, we have a song from Featured Artist - Justin and The Salty Dogs who represent well on their song Streetwise.
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We have a most righteous random shuffle today:
First up, we have another excellent track from the fabulous The Imperial Rooster or as my friend Rex Silo likes to call them IrMoPoEsRtIeArL. This is another track from their must own album Decent People. The song is called The Vintage and it manages to sound melancholy and celebratory at the same time. As in, we're all damned to hell, so we might as well have fun. That's not exactly it, but it's close to that. Sandpapery silk vocals and deep dark backwoods instrumentation.
I couldn't find a video for The Vintage, so here's The Imperial Rooster covering The Decemberists.
Next we have Blind Willie McTell's original version of a song covered notably by The Allman Brothers Band. Stateboro Blues is classic Blues which features McTell's celebrated guitar style and his smooth tenor vocals.
And finally, we have a song from Featured Artist - Justin and The Salty Dogs who represent well on their song Streetwise.
Here's another fine song from Justin and the Salty Dogs
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