EASY - Cover - Faith No More version -
That Commodores classic,i do know some of the piano version but the TABS are under Faith No more on the APP.
what the hell . . . .
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God I Need a Favor - JellyRoll
they played this so damn much on the radio i made myself learn it because it was in my head . . .
"MY TABS APP" has all these songs so you just following alone with them....
Every song in this playlist is only off the phone recorder . . . maybe i'll get that little zoom thing that plugs into the phone....
mixed this some . . . see if you can tell . . .
03/02/24
Russell
Anything by Seven Mary 3
Huge Seven Mary 3 Fan.
Actually met them when i was working for
Mix 94.7 in Austin at an event the station held.
While the band "Live" was playing on stage Jason Ross came over to the station
VIP area and hung out had a beer, invited my Girlfriend and I to go party with them later
at a club (whatever that venue that used to be Pearls Oyster Bar was) this was in 2001 -
Pearls closed in like 1996 -
Hero's Have Always Been Cowboys
Always loved this simple Willy Nelson track.
No Harmonica on this one sadly . . . .
:)
The Joker
yup that old steve miller song . . .
Gretchen Peters | The Write Place and Time
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We have a very special guest in this episode. Today, we're diving into the rich tapestry of the extraordinary songwriter, Gretchen Peters. Growing up next to the legendary Greenwich Village folk scene, before moving to Colorado where she cut her teeth as a performer, and finally settling in Nashville at the height of the traditional country to pop country split in the 90’s and early aughts. Peters’ story is something that music journalists and authors could only dream of living. And during all this time, she has etched her name into the annals of American music history with her poignant lyrics and haunting melodies.
In the early '90s, Peters released her debut album, 'The Secret of Life,' which quickly garnered attention for its lyrical depth and Peters' distinctive, emotive voice. Throughout her illustrious career, Peters has penned songs that resonate with a raw, emotional honesty and capture complexities of the human condition. Her songs have been cut by the likes of Martina McBride and Trisha Yearwood, and has been a longstanding advocate for musician’s rights in an increasingly complicated industry that looks more and more like a battleground everyday.
Having recently retired from touring, it’s time to take stock of Gretchen Peters' immeasurable impact on music. Her dedication to storytelling has earned her a place among the most revered songwriters of our time. So join us today as we speak with Gretchen Peters about her serendipitous career, women’s music in country and Americana, and whether or not there really is a difference between being a songwriter and being a performer.
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Bright Lights - Matchbox Twenty
always liked this album . . . thought it be cool to learn a few of these....
backtrack is subtle in the begining and end only . . . .
RD
Ep 671: Trump Indicted and I think...
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Americana Podcast LIVE | State of Americana Panel
It's time to break out the party hats and pop the champagne because the Americana Podcast is celebrating its 4th anniversary! For the past four years, this podcast has been a leading voice in the Americana music scene, sharing interviews, stories, and music from some of the genre's most talented artists. And in our tireless efforts to promote and celebrate the diverse range of sounds and styles, we’ve made plenty of memories and laughter along the way. We’ve strived to provide insights into the creative process, the challenges of the music industry, and share the rich history and culture that inspires Americana music. In order to celebrate this fun little birthday of ours, I’m very pleased to invite you to a live panel recording we did at the Arcadia Live in Kerrville Texas!
Moderated by Tamara Saviano, Americana Podcast welcomes Robert Earl Keen, Bruce Robison, Richard Skanse, Jamie Lin Wilson, Dr. Ian Peddie, and Clara Rose to talk about the history and future of Americana music. With special live recordings by Terry Allen!
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Sympathy for the Devil: Stones Cover
Ya , I had to Cover that Song . . . . the 50th Track!!
Father & Son : Cat Stevens Cover
Dad does this song, and I wanted to learn it. Perhaps we can perform it together soon.
:)
russ
Lonestar Lineup | The Voices of Red Dirt and Texas Country
It’s a new year Americana Podcast listeners! And with a new year, means new discussions on what makes Americana… well Americana. When we look at this genre, we talk a lot its history and its future. And over time we’ve been able to piece together this ongoing timeline and certain elements that are key to its existence. Base influences in songwriting, certain instrumentation, and geography. If you’ve been a long-time listener, you know that many of our previous guests have attributed a great deal of their musical identity to where they learned music from.
This of course is a holdover from the new world mentality in the west, where many genres developed due to particularly regional and social integrations over extended periods of time. When looking at Americana we are specifically looking at the European folk trad to bluegrass, blues to rock, and then rock and bluegrass to country as we know it today. That’s a lot of words to basically say the place that you identify as home, has as significant of an effect on your musical education as who’s albums you choose to listen to growing up.
And Kentucky aside, some of the artists that know that best are from Texas and Oklahoma.
There’s a lot of opinions on the state of Red Dirt Music and Texas Country. Developing as sub genres in the late 80’s to early 00’s, this very regional brand of music came up in response to commercial country. And I’m not talking Florida Georgia Line commercial, I’m talking Tim McGraw commercial. Whom we love.
There’s a lot of ups and downs and opinions in the overall conversation but the general one is that Red Dirt and Texas Country became a space for outsiders beyond the Nashville standard. Piggybacking off of the outlaw movement and the historical legacies of artists, particularly Texas native Willie Nelson, these scenes were able to flourish in their respective regions and began to go a bit beyond. They were in a position to challenge the value of industry effect in radio versus organic growth in listenership. They developed loyal followings, local radio play.... The works. But due to a long series of unfortunate commercial circumstances, the scenes have presently been relegated very much south of the red river.
And I could go on about this, but fortunately on this episode you can hear it straight from the quarter horse’s mouth.
Americana Podcast speaks with the artists who possibly have the most pertinent opinions on the state of Red Dirt and Texas Country and their weight in the views of Americana music. On this episode we have musical and actual giant Ray Benson from Asleep at The Wheel. Defender of the Dance Hall Randy Rogers, Okie not from Muskogee Jason Boland of Jason Boland and the stragglers, young blood William Beckmann, whip smart Wade Bowan, and philanthropist at heart Josh Abbott. Saddle up and enjoy the show.
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Making Music Professionally with Brad Thompson
How do you make a living doing what you love in the creative arts? Can music really make full-time money?
Brad Thompson has the answer.
In this episode, Emmeline sits down with professional musician Brad Thompson of Brad Thompson and the Undulating Band to talk about their reunion show on January 12th, 2023 at The Bartonville Store, how life impacts the process of songwriting, and how Brad has learned to shift from folk-inspired singer-songwriter to party band and back again. They also make some solid John Cage references, discuss their obsessive agonizing over set lists, and talk about the realities of life on tour.
At the end, Brad shares "A Moment," the moving song he wrote for his late father.
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Journey of an Artist
en-usJanuary 10, 2023
Ring Them Bells - Dylan Cover
funny how 24 years weighs on a man at 51 . . .
i was 27 in 1999.
blessed.
Lyrics
Ring them bells ye heathen from the city that dreams
Ring them bells from the sanctuaries cross the valleys and streams
For they're deep and they're wide
And the world is on its side
And time is running backwards
And so is the bride
Ring them bells Saint Peter where the four winds blow
Ring them bells with an iron hand
So the people will know
Oh, it's rush hour now
On the wheel and the plow
And the sun is going down upon the sacred cow
Ring them bells Sweet Martha for the poor man's son
Ring them bells so the world will know that God is one
Oh, the shepherd is asleep
Where the willows weep
And the mountains are filled with lost sheep
Ring them bells for the blind and the deaf
Ring them bells for all of us who are left
Ring them bells for the chosen few
Who will judge the many when the game is through
Ring them bells for the time that flies
For the child that cries
When innocence dies
Ring them bells for Saint Catherine from the top of the room
Ring them bells from the fortress for the lilies that bloom
Oh, the lines are long and the fighting is strong
And they're breaking down the distance between right and wrong
#11 | Interview with Singer/Songwriter Zia Hassan
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Intro and Outro music written by Cottonwood Stone from her song “Just for Today”.
Support the showAcoustic House Concert
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#10 | Interview with Singer/Songwriter Glen Gardner
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Intro and Outro music written by Cottonwood Stone from her song “Just for Today”.
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#9 | Interview with Singer/Songwriter Christopher Reynolds
Christopher Reynolds
- Website
- Quantum Corner Podcast Interview
- Spiritual Emergency
- Psychology of the Future
- Lessons from the Light
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Intro and Outro music written by Cottonwood Stone from her song “Just for Today”.
Support the showCaravan of Fools
seems like this song was on 1883 or Yellowstone.....
The dark and distant drumming
The pounding of the hooves
The silence of everything that moves
Late at night you'll see them
Decked out in shiny jewels
The coming of the caravan of fools
Like the wings of a dove
The waiter's white glove
Seems to shimmer by the light of the pool
Some dull, blinding winner
When you can't stand to lose
You're running with the caravan of fools
The caravan of fools, caravan of fools
You're running with the caravan of fools
Love and devotion
Deep as any ocean
Don't play by anybody's rules
With your carousel of horses
And your unforeseen forces
You're running with the caravan of fools
Caravan of fools, caravan of fools
You're running with the caravan of fools
#6 | Interview with Singer/Songwriter Amie Bluestone
Today’s special guest in the Songwriter Spotlight series is Amie Bluestone from Albuquerque NM.
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Intro and Outro music written by Cottonwood Stone from her song “Just for Today”.
Support the show#5 | Music Tip: The Song Itself - Part 2 of 5 - Ditch the Lyric Sheets!
"Ditch the Lyric Sheets" is part 2 of a 5-part series called "The Song Itself". Cottonwood shares 2 tips to help you better connect with your audience so that you can take your audience with you on the journey of your song.
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