Another month another comp. This month we have some more exciting new additions. First off is Mark Junger and the Whistling Mules, who I was turned onto by a couple of commentors here. Also have The Dark Horses on here which is a song I heard on some website somewhere. Then we have some more Gougers and Fox Hunt goodness, really liking those guys. Anyway, enjoy guys.
01 Mark Jungers & the Whistling Mules Look Away
off his album from last year, I'm assuming debut album. Really love the 2nd position strat quack on this one 02 The Gougers Sleeping Pills
another killer song of thier latest "Long Day for The Weathervane" 03 The Fox Hunt Change My Ways
from their latest, really liking this song and these guys. Good ole West Virginia boys 04 The Dark Horses (I pity) the poor bastard
don't know much about this, just know I like the song and it's from 2005 I believe 05 Will Kimbrough Wind Blowing Change
from last year's "Americanitis", cool little song from Todd Snider's main man 06 scott h. biram goin' home
the dirty old one man band himself kickin' out some jams here. From his 2006 album I believe 07 Wrinkle Neck Mules Sugar & Sunshine
MORE Mules, can't get enough of these guys. Off their 2006 album (I can't seem to remember album names today) 08 Jubal Lee Young As I Lay Dying
one listen to this song and there is no denying this guy is from Steve Young's loins 09 Gurf Morlix Worth Dyin' For
producer guitarist extraordinaire with a cool little song off last years album 10 Todd Snider Lonely Girl
just some classic Todd Snider here 11 Slaid Cleaves One Good Year
I actually meant to put this on last month's comp (new year, get it), off his album "Broke Down" (ha, I remembered that one) 12 Chris Knight The Band Is Playing Too Slow
one of my favorite Chris Knight songs, off his second album 13 Ryan Bingham Hard Times
more new Ryan Bingham, off his new album "Mescolito"....it's good, check it out 14 Levon Helm False Hearted Lover Blues
More Levon Helm Dirt Farmer goodness 15 Kasey Anderson Wake Up
off his latest album "The Reckoning" 16 Peter Case Every 24 Hours
off Peter Case's newest, "Let us Now Praise Sleepy" 17 Buddy & Julie Miller In Memory Of My Heart
don't remember what album this is from, but I think it's on their duets compilation 18 Drive By Truckers Home Field Advantage
Shonna takes the helm here, from DBT's newest album "Brighter Than Creation's Dark" 19 Jason Isbell The Magician
Shonna's ex here (and ex-trucker), off last year's "Sirens of the Ditch" 20 The Gourds Last Letter
this song is a killer way to end this set, off their newest "Noble Creatures"MP3 @ 128
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Here we have some excellent outtakes from one of my favorite Dylan albums. This is good stuff here folks. The accompanying info says this was dubbed off studio acetates. I promised this a while back so just thought I would (finally) deliver.
Another month another comp. This month we have some more exciting new additions. First off is Mark Junger and the Whistling Mules, who I was turned onto by a couple of commentors here. Also have The Dark Horses on here which is a song I heard on some website somewhere. Then we have some more Gougers and Fox Hunt goodness, really liking those guys. Anyway, enjoy guys.
What we have here is vintage country rock friends. Didn't get much information with this one, just that it was Emmylou Harris with James Burton....sometime in 1976. I take that to mean that this is her with the Hot Band, and this is shortly after "Elite Hotel" came out. Just know this, it's damn good and worth downloading. 'nuff said.
This is what I would like to refer to as a rough recording. It's still pretty listenable, but this is probably for Gram completists only. His voice....which I usually don't like....is very good on here, not the recording but his voice. It suites these recordings well. And of course Emmylou is on this one too....her voice as always is angelic. The band is pretty hot too.
Surf, bluegrass, byrdsian psychedelia, garage rock, country, spaghetti westerns, canada. If you like any 2 of those then odds are your gonna like The Sadies. If you like all of them then buddy you're gonna love 'em. Hailing from Canada The Sadies have been going at it since 1998. Core members are lead singer/guitarists Dallas and Travis Good, it's like someone locked them in a room when they were kids with nothing but ventures, byrds, various garage rock records, and two guitars. What came out is damned good. They can play.....buddy can they play. Some of the best b-bender licks since Clarence White invented the damned thing. They are known as one of the best live bands around too. Whether they are backing Alt Country diva Neko Case, dirty soul legend Andre Williams, or punk rock twangster Jon Langford....all of whom they have toured with and released album collaborations with.
Speaking of BBQ.....here's a cool show of one of my new favorites opening for one of my old favorites. That's right, The Gougers opening for Scott Miller. This is a nice boot. The Gougers set is damned good (except for the partial Manheim Station), and the Scott Miller set is on par with his latest live album (though not mastered near as well....as expected). It's nice to hear some old V-Roys songs out of Scott too. This set actually reminds me of both Reconstruction and the V-Roys live album "Are You Through Yet?" as it includes the aforementioned V-Roys songs and one of my fave covers he does, Neil Young's "Motion Pictures".
Here's some new Ray Wylie. Not the greatest recording in the world, but listenable. What's nice is the couple of new songs he throws in. And man the cover I made makes me huuuungry. Anybody else out there a fan of carolina style BBQ. If your not familiar with carolina style BBQ, it's smoked dry, pulled, put on a bun, then you douse it yourself with your favorite vinegar sauce....which consists of tomato-y vinegar or vinegar-y vinegar (Lexington sauce....with spices). Top it off with some slaw on top.....it's the only way to eat a BBQ sammich I tells ya.
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