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“I was searching for a fresh way to interpret such a well-known song, so I tuned my Les Paul Jr. to DADGAD. That magic sound helped the entire arrangement fall into place!” – Debra Devi
Going down to Louisiana and having his songs get the Mark Bingham Treatment™ felt like an unachievable dream that soon became a reality. David Heatley discusses ‘Life Our Own Way’ — ft. Lilli Lewis, Lost Bayou Ramblers members, Michael Cerveris, etc. — out today!
“When we first received word that ‘Hog Wild’ was going to be the first single, we knew we had to do a video for it.” – Chuck Jackson of the Hogtown Allstars
Albums like this one produced by people who lived this music are to be treasured
The tragedy went beyond just the music, which they say died that fateful night.
Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarty discusses the origin of “Dazed and Confused,” new memoir ‘She Walks in Beauty,’ and Yardbirds history!
With roots in American rhythm, comedy rooms, and cinematic storytelling, Matt North’s ‘Bullies in the Backyard’ moves easily between humor, gravity, and hard-earned perspective.
Legendary Nashville gospel music quartet The McCrary Sisters back up Easley on the emotional piano ballad “I Can Let Go.”
Premiering today is Sugaray’s “Gonna Lift You Up” from forthcoming ‘In Too Deep.’