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critic's pick (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Charlie Louvin Charlie Louvin Like any great and lasting music, the legacy of the Louvin Brothers continues to inspire succeeding generations.
Receive the gospel from Jerimoth Hill (The Providence Journal)
The 10th recording to spring from the musical partnership of Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly puts Donnelly?s interest in old-time American gospel music front and center. And they invited some friends to help.
Indie bands work magic on Ono (Pioneer Press)
Yoko Ono's shrieks, wails, howling gasps and "16-track voice" shocked people in 1969, but her music sure has shelf life. Here we are in 2007, and some of the biggest bands in the indie world have taken Ono's original tracks and turned them upside down with impressive, if very nontraditional, results. Among the acts contributing to "Yes, I'm a Witch" are the Apples in Stereo, the Polyphonic Spree, ...
Restyled Chicks on DVD (Philadelphia Daily News)
Last week, rebellious country spirits the Dixie Chicks swept the Grammys with their album and country album of the year, "Taking the Long Way," and its most visible single (record and song of the year), "Not Ready to Make Nice."
Grammy hall finds a home for Poole (The News & Observer)
Like the Dixie Chicks, the late great Charlie Poole can't get any respect from the country music establishment. The Chicks are still personae non gratae at country radio stations, and Poole, the hillbilly string-band legend born in Randolph County, still isn't in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Bluegrass a gas at Joe Val (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
FRAMINGHAM - This year's Joe Val Bluegrass festival - the 22nd annual - arrived with a feather in its cap. In September, the Boston Bluegrass Union, its organizer, received the 2006 Event of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association for last year's festival.
A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll (Boston Globe)
BROOKLINE -- They may come from places named Scituate and Hingham, but their sound is pure south of the Mason-Dixon line. They're Girls Guns & Glory, one of the hottest bands in Boston right now, and their vibrant new CD, "Pretty Little Wrecking Ball," offers ample testimony to New England's thriving roots music scene, where bluegrass and blues, and country ...
This week: 'Porgy,' Pops and lots of club action (Philadelphia Daily News)
Live music and more, tonight through Thursday, compiled by Shaun Brady, Tom Di Nardo, Sara Sherr, Jonathan Takiff and Damon C. Williams.
A Lonesome Dove and a Yalid (Fort Worth Weekly)
Filmmaker David H. Hickey is an oddity in these parts ? he generally avoids making movies about dead teenagers. Sure, as an actor, he?s open to everything. He?s had bit parts in Sin City and last year?s straight-to-video thriller Serum (shot on location here).
What Do You Do When Nashville Isn't Making "Real" Country Music? (Blogcritics...
Okay, so if you?re anything like me, when you hear the words country music, your stomach tightens up and you reflexively control a gag. Not because you hate country music, far from it, you?re just pretty damn sure what they play on so-called country radio and what seems to be coming out of Nashville these days is about as far from country music as, say, Hank Williams, Sr. is to heavy metal. ...
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critic's pick (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Charlie Louvin Charlie Louvin Like any great and lasting music, the legacy of the Louvin Brothers continues to inspire succeeding generations.
Receive the gospel from Jerimoth Hill (The Providence Journal)
The 10th recording to spring from the musical partnership of Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly puts Donnelly?s interest in old-time American gospel music front and center. And they invited some friends to help.
Indie bands work magic on Ono (Pioneer Press)
Yoko Ono's shrieks, wails, howling gasps and "16-track voice" shocked people in 1969, but her music sure has shelf life. Here we are in 2007, and some of the biggest bands in the indie world have taken Ono's original tracks and turned them upside down with impressive, if very nontraditional, results. Among the acts contributing to "Yes, I'm a Witch" are the Apples in Stereo, the Polyphonic Spree, ...
Restyled Chicks on DVD (Philadelphia Daily News)
Last week, rebellious country spirits the Dixie Chicks swept the Grammys with their album and country album of the year, "Taking the Long Way," and its most visible single (record and song of the year), "Not Ready to Make Nice."
Grammy hall finds a home for Poole (The News & Observer)
Like the Dixie Chicks, the late great Charlie Poole can't get any respect from the country music establishment. The Chicks are still personae non gratae at country radio stations, and Poole, the hillbilly string-band legend born in Randolph County, still isn't in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Bluegrass a gas at Joe Val (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
FRAMINGHAM - This year's Joe Val Bluegrass festival - the 22nd annual - arrived with a feather in its cap. In September, the Boston Bluegrass Union, its organizer, received the 2006 Event of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association for last year's festival.
A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll (Boston Globe)
BROOKLINE -- They may come from places named Scituate and Hingham, but their sound is pure south of the Mason-Dixon line. They're Girls Guns & Glory, one of the hottest bands in Boston right now, and their vibrant new CD, "Pretty Little Wrecking Ball," offers ample testimony to New England's thriving roots music scene, where bluegrass and blues, and country ...
This week: 'Porgy,' Pops and lots of club action (Philadelphia Daily News)
Live music and more, tonight through Thursday, compiled by Shaun Brady, Tom Di Nardo, Sara Sherr, Jonathan Takiff and Damon C. Williams.
A Lonesome Dove and a Yalid (Fort Worth Weekly)
Filmmaker David H. Hickey is an oddity in these parts ? he generally avoids making movies about dead teenagers. Sure, as an actor, he?s open to everything. He?s had bit parts in Sin City and last year?s straight-to-video thriller Serum (shot on location here).
What Do You Do When Nashville Isn't Making "Real" Country Music? (Blogcritics...
Okay, so if you?re anything like me, when you hear the words country music, your stomach tightens up and you reflexively control a gag. Not because you hate country music, far from it, you?re just pretty damn sure what they play on so-called country radio and what seems to be coming out of Nashville these days is about as far from country music as, say, Hank Williams, Sr. is to heavy metal. ...
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