@cockn'fyr We surprised our 16 yo daughter with Greta Van Fleet/Metallica tickets. She's over the moon. GVF is her fav band. So that's the order she sees this in. They are gaining notoriety even if they get no radio play.
OT: Anybody got any good new music recommendations? Love the Greta Van Fleet referral several months
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This is not new, but I just discovered this band two days ago. Do not know if they were a big hit back in the day. The name of band is The Incredible Strings Band. Reminds me of Brain Jonestown Massacre.
Guys, tell me what you think of these guys, a new band from Asheville and friends of the family. I think they've got something, excellent live.
Check that album out Rogue, very well written and produced during the covid down time!
Will do. Listened to a couple of songs....good music to listen to while sitting on the dock with a glass of bourbon and a cigar.
I just got back from a week at Steve Earle's Camp Copperhead songwriting camp in the Catskills. One of the guest artists was a dude named Anders Osborne. One of the coolest most joyful human beings I've ever met and a total badass. Born and raised in Sweden but he's been in New Orleans for years so he has an interesting musical and personal vibe. Occasionally plays with North Mississipi All-stars as North Mississipi Osborne. He's been covered by Brad Paisley, Tab Benoit, Jonny Lang, Edwin McCain, Sam Bush, Trombone Shorty and Aaron Neville and Kim Carnes. He can rock and play acoustic.
I really like this band out of Norman Okla.Turnpike Troubadors..
I won't let this die, some new stuff for you bluegrass fans.
If you like old time South Carolina beach music, you will probably like the California Honeydrops
https://www.cahoneydrops.com/#about
https://www.cahoneydrops.com/#about
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Band name has been slightly altered from the monicker of early 70’s…you pot heads, streakers & vets will recall😁
Oh, speaking of streaking, he just happened to be @ the Frank & took part in the festivities…
AWESOME!!
And just to say such, from a strictly image perspective, the guitarist kinda reminds me of Prince! Just sayin', but the guy is got the "it" no doubt when it comes to making/letting that strat sing!!
There is another vid of the same song with Trey Anastasio sitting in that is excellent, but I liked the sound quality of this one better.
I know I’m late to the party on this guy but Damn his new stuff is just fantastic . Amazing singer , Guitarist , songwriter etc etc . His old man wasn’t to bad either (yes it’s Willie’s son)
I love this thread. Have found some great bands through it. Just heard a band called The Boxer Rebellion that I am really digging.
Glad you found Prine. I found him at Clemson in 1982. Saw him live twice: once when Jason Isbell opened and Bill Murray sat in front of me (he and Prine were old friends from Chicago) and on his last tour. He was a boss til the end. F**cking COVID. Here's one of the best interviews with an American hero you'll ever read. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...he-mark-twain-of-american-songwriting-115459/
Another one of my all time favorite bands that I have not seen mentioned here. The singer is the nephew of the singer from Iron Maiden. Phenomenal band....
There is not anything he does that I dont like. Guy is a phenomenal writer.....
I haven't been back through this thread in a while but I will assume that everyone here owns a copy of Lucinda Williams' Car Wheels on a Gravel Road. It is a masterpiece.
One of the few bands still making art with their videos. This one is about Alzheimers. Sad, but real....
Havent seen this band mentioned here. This is Matthew Ryan (a friend of mine and amazing songwriter that no one has ever heard of) with Hammock.
Weird message. If you click on Watch on YouTube, you can listen to the song...
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