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Country legend Marty Stuart to play at The Mill (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Country icon Marty Stuart will take the stage at 8 p.m. Friday at The Mill. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door.
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.
Reader?s Choice: The Top Ten Gov?t Mule Shows of 2006 (jambands.com)
Our recent call for reader participation yielded a number of articles and pitches including the following piece that looks back at the year in Gov?t Mule. Please feel free to send along a top 10 or even a top 5 list of your favorite ?band/venue/studio recording/whatever moves you? that we can run in the weeks to come.
ARTS: Our Critics Picks (Nashville Scene)
In the U.K. of 1977, Squeeze masterminds Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook adhered to songwriting craft when the fashion called for artless bruising and an overall disdain for proficiency.
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."
Accidental album (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ? The lesson here is that you always, always record.
Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Charlie Louvin, The Soul of John Black, Ted Ru...
This week's round-up includes a couple of CDs that are notable enough to deserve their own articles. First we go way back with country music legend Charlie Louvin. Then we look to the future of the blues with The Soul of John Black. Finally we return to the present state of country music with the multi-talented journeyman musician Ted Russell Kamp. Time travel is our middle name here at the ...
SHOWS to see (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Music columnist Jim Musser gives his top picks for the week.
So many choices, so little time (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Music Beat by Jim Musser
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Country legend Marty Stuart to play at The Mill (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Country icon Marty Stuart will take the stage at 8 p.m. Friday at The Mill. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door.
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.
Reader?s Choice: The Top Ten Gov?t Mule Shows of 2006 (jambands.com)
Our recent call for reader participation yielded a number of articles and pitches including the following piece that looks back at the year in Gov?t Mule. Please feel free to send along a top 10 or even a top 5 list of your favorite ?band/venue/studio recording/whatever moves you? that we can run in the weeks to come.
ARTS: Our Critics Picks (Nashville Scene)
In the U.K. of 1977, Squeeze masterminds Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook adhered to songwriting craft when the fashion called for artless bruising and an overall disdain for proficiency.
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."
Accidental album (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ? The lesson here is that you always, always record.
Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Charlie Louvin, The Soul of John Black, Ted Ru...
This week's round-up includes a couple of CDs that are notable enough to deserve their own articles. First we go way back with country music legend Charlie Louvin. Then we look to the future of the blues with The Soul of John Black. Finally we return to the present state of country music with the multi-talented journeyman musician Ted Russell Kamp. Time travel is our middle name here at the ...
SHOWS to see (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Music columnist Jim Musser gives his top picks for the week.
So many choices, so little time (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Music Beat by Jim Musser
Newsfeed display by CaRP