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Wyatt Easterling
- A Shot In The Dark - Goodbye Hello - Phoenix Rising Records www.wyatteasterling.com/
Altan - No Ash Will Burn - The Widening Gyre - Compass
Records www.altan.ie/
Lucinda Williams - Burning Bridges - Down Where The Spirit Meets The Bone -
Highway 20 Records
www.lucindawilliams.com/
The Howlin' Brothers - night and day - trouble
- Readymade Records www.thehowlinbrothers.com/
The Green House Band - Rosemary Lane - mirage - Market Square Music
www.themusicindex.com/store/msquare/green_house_band.htm
Lucinda Williams - Cold Day In Hell - Down Where The Spirit Meets The Bone
- Highway 20 Records
www.lucindawilliams.com/
Kate Campbell - Signs Following - Moonpie Dreams
- Compass Records
www.katecampbell.com/
Wyatt Easterling
- Teach Me How To Say Goodbye - Goodbye Hello - Phoenix Rising Records www.wyatteasterling.com/
Altan - Far Beyond Carrickfinn
- The Widening Gyre - Compass Records www.altan.ie/
Lucinda Williams - Everything But The Truth - Down Where The Spirit Meets
The Bone - Highway 20 Records
www.lucindawilliams.com/
The Howlin' Brothers - I was wrong - trouble -
Readymade Records
www.thehowlinbrothers.com/
The Green House Band - Annabel Lee - mirage - Market Square Music
www.themusicindex.com/store/msquare/green_house_band.htm
Lucinda Williams - When I Look At The World - Down Where The Spirit Meets The
Bone - Highway 20 Records
www.lucindawilliams.com/
Kate Campbell - Moonpie Dreams - Moonpie Dreams - Compass Records www.katecampbell.com/
Wyatt Easterling - "Growing up in Chapel
Hill, NC, Easterling released his debut album,
Both Sides of the Shore, on Moonlight Records (Warner Bros.) in 1981. With
his album tucked under his arm, he moved to Nashville and began striving to
make his way in the music business in whatever way he could. While looking
for another record deal, he wrote for various song publishers. In 1990, he
became head of A&R for Atlantic Records Nashville. That same year, he
wrote and sang on "This Time I'm Takin' My Time" for Neal McCoy's
album At This Moment. This collaboration launched more than 2 decades of
gold and platinum winning releases with Easterling
acting as songwriter, producer, executive and/or
session player. Wyatt's partnership with Miles Copeland (The Police & Sting)
Bugle Publishing Group and Firstars Management
occupied him in the late '90s and early 2000s. Leaving Bugle/Firstars, Wyatt's next step was to work on his own
writing with songs like his title track for Dierks
Bentley's chart-topping, million-selling album Modern Day Drifter, followed
by his his critically acclaimed album "Where
This River Goes" released on High Horse Records on May 4, 2009."
Artist's website
On his latest album everything is in alignment - the writing, the
singing and the playing - superb!
Altan - long standing and cherished Irish trad/contemporary juggernaut expanding their repertoire
on this album to include a Who's Who of American players such as Tim
O'Brien, Alison Brown, Jerry Douglas, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Bruce Molsky... yer basic American
music royalty :-)
Lucinda Williams - Critically acclaimed double album 12th release from 3 time
Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter from Lake Charles, LA. "[T]hough this doesn't always sound like an album where
Williams is challenging herself musically, for a musician who has long
believed in the power of nuance, this is an album that feels unerringly
right for her, full of sweet and sour blues, acoustic pondering, and
simple, bare bones rock & roll that slips into the groove with Williams'
literate but unpretentious songs." Mark Deming at AllMusic
The Howlin' Brothers - "The Howlin’ Brothers are a Nashville based string
band composed of Ian Craft, Ben Plasse and Jared
Green. Anchored in a bed of
old-time blues and bluegrass, their upbeat shows are heavy with original
and traditional music, featuring the sounds of slide banjo, harmonica and
old-time fiddle. Sounding like
what would happen if a bunch of Appalachian punk rockers formed a jug-band,
The Howlin’ Brothers play with a ferocious
energy that drags you in and finds you boogieing along in spite of
yourself." Artists' website
The Green House Band - ""English as tuppence", as the late Vivian Stanshall
would have put it … This gathering of 1970s ‘cult’
folk/rock musicians and an award-winning theatrical arranger fronted by a
beautiful young actress/singer forms the unusual nucleus of The Green House
Band whose love for traditional songs and the art’s pioneering
interpreters (Renbourn, Jansch
et al) pays off with this classy debut album. The line-up includes former
members of medieval rockers Gryphon; folk rockers Albion Band; and cult prog folk act Fuschia. Vocals
are by Madeline Worrall, better known until now as a successful actress on
stage and UK TV (‘Foyle’s War’,
‘The Midsomer Murders’), with the
late American troubadour, Tim Rose guesting on ‘The Snows’.
The band’s take on classic songs such as this, ‘Blackwater
Side’, ‘Rosemary Lane’, ‘Geordie’ and
‘Flash Company’ celebrate not only their tradition but settings
in the vein of former interpreters such as Trees (‘The Garden Of Jane
Delawney’, ‘On The Shore’) and
Ireland’s obscure and cultish Mellow Candle (‘Swaddling
Songs)." Artists'
website...
Kate Campbell - the splendid musical documenter of the lives and times
down here in the sunny South... making a most welcomed return visit to
Little Rock Folk Club on Sat Feb 28th 2015
mail: albion@kuar.org
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