Showing posts with label Old Crow Medicine Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Crow Medicine Show. Show all posts
Friday, August 19, 2022
Saturday, September 7, 2019
Monday, November 12, 2018
That Nashville Sound Monday Newsbytes: New Music Videos & Albums On The Way From Cody Johnson, Adam Wakefield & More
- Kelsea Ballerini released a new music video for her song "Miss Me More."
- Jared Ashley released a powerful new music video on a song called "Cherrybend." Cherrybend” is inspired by Operation Cherrybend, an annual event held in Wilmington, Ohio that strives to thank our nation’s wounded veterans and to spread awareness about veterans’ issues.
- Grammy winning artists Keb Mo and Rosanne Cash have teamed up on a new music video titled "Put A Woman In Charge."
- The Voice runner-up Sundance Head has a new music video for his song "Leave Her Wild."
- Ty Herndon has a new music video for a Marc Cohn "dance" cover of "Walking In Memphis."
- A very intriguing guest list has me excited about a forthcoming new album, North Country. It's coming from Irish Americana artist Danny Burns, who just signed to Bonfire Recording Co. North Country drops Jan 18. Seriously, check out this amazing guest list: Tift Merritt, Holly Williams, Mindy Smith, Cara Dillon, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Tim O'Brien, Dan Tyminski, Critter Fuqua of Old Crow Medicine Show.
- Average Joes Entertainment recording artist and Season 10 runner-up on the The Voice, Adam Wakefield will release his debut, 12-track, full-length album Gods & Ghosts on November 30, 2018. “I picked twelve of my best songs, called up three of my favorite musicians, and recorded the album I have been waiting my whole life for,” said Wakefield. “This is the first time I’ve had complete freedom to record the songs I wanted, in whatever way I wanted. The process was scary, but so rewarding. There’s a long list of people that have supported this record and put their faith in me to produce something extraordinary, and I truly believe we did the songs justice. This record represents the truest version of me.”
- Alligator Records has set a January 11, 2019 release date for Live At The Ramblin' Man Fair, the new album from Grammy-winning band The Kentucky Headhunters. The band -- guitarist/vocalist Richard Young, his brother drummer Fred Young, guitarist Greg Martin and bassist/vocalist Doug Phelps --- had never before been to Europe in their 30-plus year career.
- Cody Johnson released the cover art and track listing for his upcoming 1/18/19 release of "Ain't Nothin' To It." This will be Johnson's first collaboration with Warner Nashville although he's been granted full creative control.
Track listing:
| Ain’t Nothin To It |
| Noise |
| Fenceposts |
| Understand Why |
| Long Haired Country Boy (feat. The Rockin’ CJB) |
| Nothin’ on You |
| Honky Tonk Mood |
| Monday Morning Merle |
| Ya’ll People |
| Where Cowboys Are King |
| On My Way to You |
| Doubt Me Now |
| Dear Rodeo |
| Husbands and Wives (Bonus Live Track) |
| His Name Is Jesus ( Bonus Live Track) |
Thursday, January 18, 2018
That Nashville Sound Thursday Newsbytes: Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Lennon Stella & More
- Lennon Stella (of Lennon and Maisy and CMT's Nashville television show) has a signed a record deal with RECORDS’ newly-established joint venture with Columbia Records and plans a solo album out later in the year.
- Dierks Bentley released a new music video for his song, "Woman, Amen."
- Liberty will be Lindi Ortega's highly anticipated new album following the critical acclaim of her previous release Faded Gloryville and Til the Goin' Gets Gone. Due out on March 30, 2018, Liberty was recorded in East Nashville, TN, the album is produced by Skylar Wilson (Justin Townes Earle, Rayland Baxter) with Steelism as the backing band and Country Music Hall of Fame member Charlie McCoy on harmonica and vibraphone.
- John Oates (of Hall of Oates) released the rootsy song "Miss the Mississippi and You."
- Keith Urban's yet-to-be-given-a-release-date next album will be called Graffiti U.
- Old Crow Medicine Show have had Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton) produce their next album called Volunteer and out on April 20.
- Caitlyn Smith unveiled her new music video for her powerhouse vocal song "Tacoma."
Monday, May 8, 2017
Margo Price, Kris Kristofferson And Dolly Parton Join Adele And Others On Brandi Carlile's Benefit Album
Label: Columbia
Release date: May 5, 2017
Nearly everything you need to know about this project is in the foreword that former President Barack Obama wrote for the album. He said, "As an artist, Brandi Carlile is using her talent on behalf of the most vulnerable among us, children living in areas of conflict. She reminds us that, together, we can build for our children a more just, peaceful world."
Carlile has collected covers of many of her songs from her heroes, artists who are fans of hers and mutual fans of one-another and put together an album in which 100% of the proceeds will end up going to benefit War Child.
In Carlile's own words:
Do you remember Sunday school? Goliath was a giant, he was undefeated, menacing and a paralyzing presence in his time. Goliath is our refugee crisis and the apathy it breeds. In particular, this giant is most devastating in that it is destroying the lives of the truly innocent, the hope of the world - children.
To quote Barack Obama – “These children are no less curious, hopeful and worthy of love than our own”. Instinctually, we understand this with such sobering clarity that it paralyzes us, frozen in the realization that Goliath might just be too big.
I am not big, or tall, or rich, or very powerful at all, are you? I close my eyes at the movies and although I’ve dreamed of being a singer my whole life, I’ve never really wanted or achieved monumental fame. I’ve lived in proximity to it for long enough though to know that The Story might be the biggest rock I’ll ever get my hands on and that’s more than enough for me. The Story is our rock, I’ve never had much of an arm though… and this story isn’t about me.
You are David.
Be David.Track listing:
“Late Morning Lullaby” – Shovels & Rope
“The Story” – Dolly Parton
“Turpentine” – Kris Kristofferson
“My Song” – Old Crow Medicine Show
“Wasted” – Jim James
“Have You Ever” – The Avett Brothers
“Josephine” – Anderson East
“Losing Heart” – The Secret Sisters
“Cannonball” – The Indigo Girls
“UntiI I Die” – Torres
“Downpour” – Margo Price
“Shadow On The Wall” – Ruby Amanfu
“Again Today” – Pearl Jam
“Hiding My Heart” – Adele
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Old Crow Medicine Show To Release Remedy On July 1
With producer Ted Hutt (Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, Gaslight Anthem), who produced 2012's Carry Me Back at the helm, Remedy will feature a brand new Dylan/Old Crow collaboration with "Sweet Amarillo."
"This is country music for people who think country music needs a whoopin'" said fiddler/band leader Ketch Secor. He added, "Country music that knows how deep its roots run - from the dirtiest blues to the folkiest folk, the songwriters, the crooners and the Outlaws, to the Opry stage; it's all here."
Tracklist
1. Brushy Mountain Conjugal Trailer
2. 8 Dogs 8 Banjos
3. Sweet Amarillo
4. Mean Enough World
5. Dearly Departed Friend
6. Firewater
7. Brave Boys
8. Doc's Day
9. O Cumberland River
10. Tennessee Bound
11. Shit Creek
12. Sweet Home
13. The Warden
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Grand Ole Opry Invites Old Crow Medicine Show To Become Newest Members
Near the end of the concert, Stuart surprised the group on stage, saying, “In 1925, there was a show started in Nashville called the Grand Ole Opry. It was founded on a traditional fiddle tune. It was founded on hard-hitting old-time music. It was founded on being a good-natured riot. And it’s been going on for 88 years. It’s a great American story. Would you all consider becoming a part of this great American story and becoming Grand Ole Opry members?”
Old Crow members answered with a resounding yes and hands in the air while the sold-out crowd responded with a standing ovation. Stuart and the band then combined forces on “We Don’t Grow Tobacco” before the band launched into its signature crowd favorite, “Wagon Wheel.”
“Inviting Old Crow to become our next member is truly exciting for us,” said Pete Fisher, Opry vice president and general manager. “For one, Old Crow has grown before our eyes from entertaining Opry-goers for free in the Opry Plaza a dozen years ago to rank today among the most respected and popular acts in music. The band leaves the audience wanting more every time it takes the Opry stage, or any stage."
“It’s also exciting that in many ways Old Crow looks and sounds a lot like some of the string bands of the 1920s which helped first propel the Opry to national prominence,” Fisher continued. “While recent Opry inductees and contemporary hit-makers such as Darius Rucker, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, and Dierks Bentley, will help shape the Opry in coming years, our future is also in excellent hands with this group which happens to be quite reminiscent of our musical past. It’s an awesome full circle
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