These former moonshiners come from a tradition of music that spans five generations, creating both a classic and eclectic blend of blues, rock and country
Author: American Blues Scene Staff
‘Hope Dies Last’ explores not only an evolving sound for the ever-busy artist, but an ever-expanding skill set as well
While ‘Flathead’ celebrates musicians as diverse as Muddy Waters and Roger Miller, the band puts its spin on each tune.
Full-length, ‘Dance Songs for Hard Times,’ produced by Vance Powell (four-time Grammy Award winner, veteran of Chris Stapleton and Jack White) spent two weeks at #1 and seven weeks in the Top 20 on the Billboard Blues Chart
Special guests Squeeze And KT Tunstall to support
‘Blood Cash’ will be released via Shark Park Records on August 20!
In addition to the concert, join Ida Mae before the stream to a pre-show hang!
“Animation afforded an opportunity to manifest the imagery the song conjured in my head.”
CD box set tells the story of an important and long-overlooked regional music scene of the 1940s and ’50s
Contains 472 audio tracks on 16 CDs and a 352-page hardcover book featuring artist biographies and details about recording in Washington,
local record companies, radio and TV, and venues.
“Heavy Shoes is a metaphor for something that is weighing you down. That feeling of every step being heavier than the last and not being able to carry the baggage any further. Heavy Shoes was the first song I had written for the album, and kind of a template we wanted to use for the rest of the record. Heavy, bluesy, straight ahead and honest.” – Chris Tapp