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Revered songwriter John Prine died on April 7, 2020, in Nashville, of complications from the coronavirus. He had been scheduled to appear at Bluesfest and at other concert dates but had pulled out of those commitments earlier in the year due to health issues. It would have been Prine's second visit in 15 months (after his acclaimed concerts last year came after a 26 year gap!). Prine appeared on the cover of Rhythms in January 2019 and Brian Wise spoke to him in late 2018, having just seen him at a dazzling show at the City Winery in Nashville (see pic above) during the Americana Music Festival. This interview also continues excerpts from some of Prine's best loved songs as well as selections from his most recent album, The Tree of Forgiveness (2018), which not only won a Grammy but was also the best selling album of his entire career!

Today's episode of the Americana Music News Podcast  features the Accidentals, a talented young trio that floored us with their dynamic performances at this year's Americana Music Festival and WMOT showcase. And just in time for election day, we offer Vanessa Peters' "Carnival Barker,' a pointed and powerful song from her striking new album "Foxhole Prayers." Read more The post Show 29 The Accidentals and Vanessa Peters appeared first on Americana One.

We celebrate the first inaugural Black Bear Americana Musics Festival with potent tracks from The Mammals, Adam Ezra Group, Belle of the Fall, The Nields, Whiskey Treaty Roadshow, The Rad Trads, Violetta Zironi, NuBluzRevue, and the Honey Whiskey Trio. First ever installment of this huge event to be held at the Goshen Fairgrounds just north of Litchfield, Conn., October 4–8. Welcome! brothers and sisters to Episode #13—of the Cornbread Cafe, that new joint on the web offering tasty American Roots treats. We’re located at the five-corners of Americana, Blues, Country, Folk, and Gospel. And sometimes you can catch an express to Rock ’n’ Roll at the bus stop across the way. I am, of course, your host, the mongrel, a.k.a. Jay Vee, and it’s my distinct pleasure to serve up a show I know we’re all going to look back on some day with kind of a “Yup. I was there” satisfaction. Featured in this Episode: The Mammals • “Culture War” • SunshinerAdam Ezra Group • “Steal Your Daughter” • Hurricane Wind
Belle of the Fall • “They All Come Crashing Down” • Rise UpThe Nields • “You Don't Have That Kind Of Time” • XVII
Whiskey Treaty Roadshow • “Jimmy The Whiskey Boy” • Whiskey Treaty Roadshow EP
The Rad Trads • “The Little Pie Blues” • On TapVioletta Zironi • “Little Wound” • single
NuBluzRevue • “Think Again” • NuBluzRevueHoney Whiskey Trio • “Grim Reaper” • Rye Woman Last episode we got to hear from Jim Olsen of Signature Sounds about the inaugural Arcadia Folk Festival going on September 30, in Northampton Mass. This time around, we hear from two of the organizers of the brand new Black Bear Americana Music Festival taking place October 4 through the 8 in Northwestern Connecticut. Beth Murphy and Ian Campbell dialed in to our studio late in the evening earlier this week to talk about the whys and hows of building this exciting new gathering from the ground up. The Mammals And how cool is that? Back to back shows about back to back nascent American Roots music festivals. This type of opportunity comes around less than once in a blue moon, and I am pleased to be able to bring you the news, interviews, and sampler platters of music you can expect to hear at these top flight festivals. It’ll be another lean back and loosen yer belt kind of episode. We also continue our occasional series of music in the American Roots genre that thrives on foreign soil — “Americana Expat.” As promised, this episode we have the JUST released single, “Little Wound,” from Italian born Violetta Zironi—an artist I predict will be making her way into the festival circuit in the next year or two. Plus, we’ll hear from a couple artists new to the show, as well as making sure we end this musical feast with a sweet finish courtesy our old friends, the Honey Whiskey Trio.’ Adam Ezra Group I already know we’re going to run over our 60-minute limit with this show, so let’s get right into it with our first Black Bear set, featuring the Adam Ezra Group and particularly smokin’ track, “Steal Your Daughter” off 2017’s Hurricane Wind. We’ll hear Belle of the Fall and the blistering “They All Came Crashing Down,” off their brandy new release Rise Up, and we’ll kick it all off with The Mammals, who also have a brand new album, Sunshiner, from which we’ll enjoy “Culture War,” right here on the Cornbread Cafe. Again that was “They All Came Crashing Down,” from Belle of the Fall. The album, Rise Up, is Exhibit A for why I do this show and why we all gravitate towards American Roots. You can listen for no other reason than the satisfying overall sound, and then listen more closely and hear some real genius in the poetry, wit, and wisdom of the lyrics. Belle of the Fall You find songwriters who fall at different points along the lyrical spectrum, sometimes simultaneously, in the Americana-verse. I think this emotional complexity is one of the things that draws people from all walks of life, all over the world,

We celebrate the first inaugural Black Bear Americana Musics Festival with potent tracks from The Mammals, Adam Ezra Group, Belle of the Fall, The Nields, Whiskey Treaty Roadshow, The Rad Trads, Violetta Zironi, NuBluzRevue, and the Honey Whiskey Trio. First ever installment of this huge event to be held at the Goshen Fairgrounds just north of Litchfield, Conn., October 4–8. Welcome! brothers and sisters to Episode #13—of the Cornbread Cafe, that new joint on the web offering tasty American Roots treats.… The post Cornbread Cafe #13: The Black Bear Americana Music Festival appeared first on The Greylock Glass.

Fountains of Wayne: Valley Winter Song (Welcome Interstate Managers,Virgin)Ben Sures: The Boy Who Walked Backwards (Gone To Bolivia,self-released)Tim Easton: Troubled Times (Not Cool,Thirty Tigers)James Hunter: People Gonna Talk (People Gonna Talk,Rounder)Mandolin Orange: There Was A Time (The Best of the Americana Music Festival 2013,Yep-Roc)Patty Griffin: Makin' Pies (Silver Bell,unreleased)Lowri Evans: Treacherous Heart (Corner of My Eye,Shimi Records)Ben Taylor: Worlds are Made of Paper (Listening,self-released)James Taylor: Wichita Lineman (Covers,Hear Music)Glen Campbell: Ghost on the Canvas (Ghost on the Canvas,Surfdog)Blue Rodeo: When The Truth Comes Out (In Our Nature,Continental Song City)Alex Ryan: Mannequin (Bloom,self-released)Kreg Viesselman: Half Baked News (If You Lose Your Light,Continental Song City)Chris Flegg: I Am What I Am (Gazing At The Stars All Night,self-released)Linda Thompson: If I Were A Bluebird (feat Amy Helm and Sam Amidon) (Won t Be Long Now,Topic Records)Laura Cortese: Lay Me Low (Into the Dark,self-released)Jadea Kelly: I'll Be (Clover,self-released)Brian Wright: Weird Winter (Rattle Their Chains,Sugar Hill)Dolorean: We Winter Wrens (You Can't Win,Yep-Roc)Fleet Foxes: White Winter Hymnal (Fleet Foxes,Bella Union/Sub Pop)Jason Isbell: Travelling Alone (Southeastern,self-released)Lincoln Durham: Keep on Allie (Exodus of the Deemed Unrighteous,Droog)Sean Taylor: Save Me (Chase The Night,self-released)Stephen Kellogg: Good Old Days (Blunderstone Rookery,Bread and Butter)The Starlings: Oh! Whiskey (All The Good Times,Chicken Ranch)New Country Rehab: Lizzy Dying of a Broken Heart (Ghost of Your Charms,Factor)Dan Baker: She's Not Gonna Call (Pistol in My Pocket,self-released)Allen Dobb: Like An Angel (Bottomland,Skipping Stone)William Fitzsimmons: Blood and Bones (acoustic) (Noisetrade EP,Noisetrade)The Harmed Brothers: Never Went Away (Better Days,Fluff and Gravy Records)Bill Callahan: Javelin Unlanding (Dream River,Drag City)Slaid Cleaves: November Skies (Holiday Sampler,Philo)

Today’s guest, who we had the pleasure of recording at the 2015 Americana Music Festival, is Chance McCoy of Old Crow Medicine Show. He’s played guitar and fiddle with the Crows for the past 5 years, and now he’s ready to release his own music to the world. Listen in as we talk about life in Appalachia before Old Crow, and the road that led him to Nashville.

AmericanaFest 2017 is in the books, and it was large and loud. Fifty venues across Nashville. A new hotel headquarters. It felt the same yet different. We're 18 years into this thing after all. It's hard to discern trends from inside the belly of the beast. But in the hour ahead we'll try. Five artists or groups from different generations and places on the musical spectrum talk about career, art, commerce, inclusion and exclusion and the elusive but cherished idea that is Americana music. In case this is new terrain for you, AmericanaFest is the snappy short version of what's been formally called The Americana Music Festival and Conference, a Nashville gathering launched in 2000. What began as strategic ideas convention has grown into a major draw for music fans with about 300 artists playing some 50 formal and informal venues around town. The exponential growth of venues and audiences and private parties surrounding AmericanaFest is emblematic of the format's success in the wider world. Americana is a legit player at the top tiers of the music industry, whether indicated by Margo Price on Saturday Night Live or Sturgill Simpson going up against Beyonce at the Grammy Awards. It's good times. Can that get too good? Too big? Too much of what Americana was meant to be an alternative to? That concern is definitely in the air, and that will get touched on in the hour ahead. Featured, conversations with: Sean McConnell, Yola Carter, The Accidentals, Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams and Rayna Gellert & Keiran Kane.

Shane Smith of Shane Smith & The Saints, out of Austin, Texas, sits down with Jacob while in Nashville for the Americana Music Festival. They discuss music, tennis, Christopher Columbus, and much more. Jacob plays along with Shane as he sings a song at the end of the episode. Enjoy!

Bill Cody chats with Lee Roy Parnell, recorded on August 8, 2017 at WSM Radio. Lee Roy talks about his long music history and upcoming appearance at the 2017 Americana Music Festival. Coffee, Country & Cody podcast powered by NashvilleGuitarStore.com!

Join us as we visit with Harold “HUTCH” Hutcheson of the Conroe Convention and Visitors Bureau and his good friend, Rodney Pool of many businesses and a Downtown Conroe visionary. The two discussed the idea [...]

Join us as we visit with Harold "HUTCH" Hutcheson of the Conroe Convention and Visitors Bureau and his good friend, Rodney Pool of many businesses and a Downtown Conroe visionary. The two discussed the idea of a music festival of this nature for YEARS and YEARS and now....... after many countless hours, many people with dreams and ideas and now many fresh minds and energetic passions, it is come to be! Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 5-7 www.ConroeAmericanaMusicFestival.com [...]

The Conroe Americana Music Festival is coming to Downtown Conroe May 5-7 with 54 live performances in 6 venues all for 1 ticket. Caleb Hoelscher and Mason Lankford of Folk Family Revival joined the show to share information and play a couple of tunes we can expect to hear during their performances at the event. Read more about the bands and get tickets by visiting the website. http://conroeamericanamusicfestival.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ConroeAmericanaMusicFestival/ Dr. Brian McGee of Rodgers Stein Chiropractic shared information about the Cox Technic that is performed through the certified doctors at the clinic. The Cox Technic is specific to their office and is used as an alternative to surgery for many spinal conditions using decompression and spinal manipulation. Rodgers Stein has been serving the Greater Conroe since 2004 and is having a FREE Patient Appreciation Day Saturday, May 6. http://www.rodgerssteinchiropractic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Rodgers-Stein-Chiropractic [...]

On the eve of the Americana Music Festival, singer-songwriter and Double J disk jockey Emma Swift drops into the podbooth to chat with host Jeremy Dylan about one of the seminal Americana albums of the 90s -Car Wheels on a Gravel Road by Lucinda Williams. Along the way they break down classic songs Right On Time, Can't Let Go, 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten, Joy and Metal Firecracker and talk about the album's tumultuous production process, the intimacy of Lucinda's lyrics, why Jim Lauderdale is a genius harmony singer and Emma closes the episode with a beautiful acoustic rendition one of the album's best songs - Greenville. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He has directed the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins and the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

On the eve of the Americana Music Festival, singer-songwriter and Double J disk jockey Emma Swift drops into the podbooth to chat with host Jeremy Dylan about one of the seminal Americana albums of the 90s - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road by Lucinda Williams. Along the way they break down classic songs Right On Time, Can't Let Go, 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten, Joy and Metal Firecracker and talk about the album's tumultuous production process, the intimacy of Lucinda's lyrics, why Jim Lauderdale is a genius harmony singer and Emma closes the episode with a beautiful acoustic rendition one of the album's best songs - Greenville. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He has directed the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins and the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

Fountains of Wayne: Valley Winter Song (Welcome Interstate Managers,Virgin)Ben Sures: The Boy Who Walked Backwards (Gone To Bolivia,self-released)Tim Easton: Troubled Times (Not Cool,Thirty Tigers)James Hunter: People Gonna Talk (People Gonna Talk,Rounder)Mandolin Orange: There Was A Time (The Best of the Americana Music Festival 2013,Yep-Roc)Patty Griffin: Makin' Pies (Silver Bell,unreleased)Lowri Evans: Treacherous Heart (Corner of My Eye,Shimi Records)Ben Taylor: Worlds are Made of Paper (Listening,self-released)James Taylor: Wichita Lineman (Covers,Hear Music)Glen Campbell: Ghost on the Canvas (Ghost on the Canvas,Surfdog)Blue Rodeo: When The Truth Comes Out (In Our Nature,Continental Song City)Alex Ryan: Mannequin (Bloom,self-released)Kreg Viesselman: Half Baked News (If You Lose Your Light,Continental Song City)Chris Flegg: I Am What I Am (Gazing At The Stars All Night,self-released)Linda Thompson: If I Were A Bluebird (feat Amy Helm and Sam Amidon) (Won t Be Long Now,Topic Records)Laura Cortese: Lay Me Low (Into the Dark,self-released)Jadea Kelly: I'll Be (Clover,self-released)Brian Wright: Weird Winter (Rattle Their Chains,Sugar Hill)Dolorean: We Winter Wrens (You Can't Win,Yep-Roc)Fleet Foxes: White Winter Hymnal (Fleet Foxes,Bella Union/Sub Pop)Jason Isbell: Travelling Alone (Southeastern,self-released)Lincoln Durham: Keep on Allie (Exodus of the Deemed Unrighteous,Droog)Sean Taylor: Save Me (Chase The Night,self-released)Stephen Kellogg: Good Old Days (Blunderstone Rookery,Bread and Butter)The Starlings: Oh! Whiskey (All The Good Times,Chicken Ranch)New Country Rehab: Lizzy Dying of a Broken Heart (Ghost of Your Charms,Factor)Dan Baker: She's Not Gonna Call (Pistol in My Pocket,self-released)Allen Dobb: Like An Angel (Bottomland,Skipping Stone)William Fitzsimmons: Blood and Bones (acoustic) (Noisetrade EP,Noisetrade)The Harmed Brothers: Never Went Away (Better Days,Fluff and Gravy Records)Bill Callahan: Javelin Unlanding (Dream River,Drag City)Slaid Cleaves: November Skies (Holiday Sampler,Philo)

Bill Cody with Corb Lund recorded September 13, 2012 at WSM Radio in Nashville.  Corb was in town for the Americana Music Festival and stopped by our Gaylord Opryland Hotel studio to chat and share some great acoustic music !  For more please visit: http://corblund.com

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Dwight Yoakam.  Dwight is set to release his first new studio album in seven years - look for "3 Pears" out on Warner Brothers Records September 18th.  Up next is the mention of "Live On The Green" program which kicks off September 6th at the Public Square Park in front of the Metro courthouse.  The series includes Jakob Dylan's group The Wallflowers as part of the Americana Music Festival.  Next we mention Billy Currington as his "Good Directions" single has been certified platinum for sales reaching one million copies - Billy is currently in the studio working on his next album for Mercury Records.  We also mention Wynonna as she  is getting set for the holidays by putting together her "Rockin' Christmas Tour."  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Shane McAnally to talk about the song he co-wrote for Jake Owen, "Alone With You."

The Americana Music Festival just wouldn't be complete without a global music experience.  The annual AMA Festival and Conference added last year the inaugural "Aussie invasion," which showcased many international performers.  This year, they've taken it a step further with "Sounds Australia" to promote country music around the world.  We caught up with a few of the artists to talk about how music unites us.

Seth Walker with Bill Cody & Charlie Mattos recorded September 9, 2010 at the historic 1932 WSM Tower/Transmitter site in Brentwood, Tennessee.  Seth was playing 3rd & Lindsley that night as part of the Americana Music Festival.  Find out more on Seth Walker at:  www.sethwalker.com

Recorded September 17, 2009 at WSM Radio in Nashville.  Bearfoot were in town for the "Americana Music Festival".  They had recently released their debut cd "Doors & Windows" and would treat us to two live acoustic tunes.

In this very special "Pigs In a Podcast," we go back to the 2007 Americana Music Festival and listen in on a tribute to our founder, Laura Ellen Hopper. You'll learn why Laura Ellen was amazing and humble where the American format was back in 2007, hear a few recorded thoughts from Laura Ellen herself, and then sit back to listen to KPIG favorite Todd Snider talk about his close friend Laura and play one of her favorite songs. It's touching and a great reminder of our radio roots.