Podcasts about brother brothers

Salty Dog's SEASONS Podcast, December 2024 The best of the SEASONS to you tone hounds! This time we take out another year with some mighty fine cuts for your holiday listening season. Cuts from Rick Vito, The Sharp, 63 Deluxe, Rag N Bone Man, Allman Brothers Band, Zechariah Lloyd, The Brother Brothers, Samantha Fish N Jesse Dayton, Vanilla Fudge, Black Sorrows, Geoff Achison, The Tex Pistols, Beretta Sullivan, Royal Belgian Conspiracy, Malcolmn Holcombe, Jeff Lang N Liz Stringer, Elliot Sharp's Terraplane, Paulie Bignell, The Blow Out, Ronnie Earl, Piper N The Hard Times, Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band, Kathleen Halloran. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Rick Vito / It's Two AM / Cadillac Man 2. ** The Sharp / Totally Yeah / Sonic Tripod 3. ** 63 Deluxe / Sunshine / 63 Deluxe 4. Rag N Bone Man / Fireflies / Life By Misadventure 5. Allman Brothers Band / Stand Back / Eat A Peach 6. Zechariah Lloyd / Down To The River / Heart In A Notebook 7. The Brother Brothers / Banjo Song / Some People I Know 8. Samantha Fish N Jesse Dayton / Settle For Less / Death Wish Blues 9. Vanilla Fudge / You Keep Me Hanging On / Vanilla Fudge 10. ** The Black Sorrows / Wait And See / The Way We Do Business 11. ** Geoff Achison / Delta Dave / Don't Play Guitar Boy 12. The Tex Pistols Band / Can't Find My Way Home / Fully Loaded 13. ** Beretta Sullivan / Madeline / The Loft Recordings 14. ** The Royal Belgian Conspiracy / Under Trembling Skies / Under Trembling Skies 15. Malcolm Holcombe / Papermill Man / Another Black Hole 16. ** Jeff Lang N Liz Stringer / The Other Side of Life / More Life 17. Elliott Sharp's Terraplane / Twenty Dollar Bill / Twenty Dollar Bill 18. ** Paulie Bignell N The Thornbury Two / Gonna Get You / Express Elevator 19. ** The Blow Out / Turn On You / Version of You 20. Ronnie Earl / Double Trouble / Now My Soul 21. Piper N The Hard Times / Heart for Sale / Revelation 22. The Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band / Ways And Means / Ways And Means 23. ** Kathleen Halloran / Free With Me / Single release

This episode was recorded on October 6th, 2024 at Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg, WV. The lineup includes Kyshona, American Patchwork Quartet, The Brother Brothers, and Stephanie Lambring. https://bit.ly/4fjALTN

We have a very special treat for our listers this week: freshly transplanted from New York City to Nashville comes Grammy-winning Folk artist Sarah Jarosz! And from the opposite coastlines of California and Florida come identical twin singer-songwriters The Brother Brothers. Nick also has an in-depth conversation with Stuart Cummings about the benefits of converting homes to energy-saving appliances.   That's all this week on eTown!    Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more!   

The Brother Brothers are identical twins who have released 5 records together, as well as touring/collaborating with Courtney Marie Andrews, Lake Street Dive, Big Thief, Sarah Jarosz, Keb Mo and being part of the early incarnations of Hadestown the musical. We chat with them about how authenticity lasts in this industry, the theory that everyone (musician/artist) just needs autonomy and validation, following the momentum, economics, and we share some good old tour horror stories.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:The Brother BrothersAmericanaFestAnais MitchellHadestownEp  10 - Joe PugEp 12 - Leyla McCallaStephane GrappelliTaylor SwiftZach BryanLevi TurnerClick here to watch this conversation on YouTube.Social Media:The Other 22 Hours InstagramThe Other 22 Hours TikTokMichaela Anne InstagramAaron Shafer-Haiss InstagramAll music written, performed, and produced by Aaron Shafer-Haiss. Become a subscribing member on our Patreon to gain more inside access including exclusive content, workshops, the chance to have your questions answered by our upcoming guests, and more.

This week on the Magazine we begin a two-part feature showcasing unsung songwriters you may not be familiar with. We'll hear recordings from The Brother Brothers, Liz Simmons, Mac Leaphart, Tiffany Williams, Dave Richardson and many others. Singing the praises of the unsung … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysTodd Mosby / “Gliding” / Ariel Views / MMGThe Brother Brothers / “On the Road Again” / Calla Lily / CompassLiz Simmons / “When the Waters Rise” / Poets / MorganaVivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / “Leaving on Our Minds” / Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / Free DirtPhil Henry / “Bottle Rocket” / Chasing Echoes / Board by BoardMac Leaphart / “Music City Joke” / Music City Joke / Self-producedTiffany Williams / “California” / I'll Be Back Soon / Blue RedbirdDave Richardson /”Keep Trying” / Palm to Pines / Branch and Thorn10 String Symphony / “Even a Dog Has Dreams” / Weight of the World / PoppychopTodd Mosby / “Earth & Sky” / Ariel Views / MMGTim O'Brien & Jan Fabricius / “Come When Mother Calls” / April in Your Eyes / Diamond RanchMandy Rowden / “Get Out of the City” / Parachute / Howling DogMare Wakefield & Nomad / “Outfield” / No Remedy / Self-producedMaya De Vitry / “Bread for the Circus” / How to Break a Fall / Mad MakerLogan Ledger / “Starlight” / Logan Ledger / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Adam and David Moss (aka "The Brother Brothers") chat from the road - on the phone - with Jamie about their latest tour, their upcoming January Album, and all of them share the experience of playing as brothers in their respective bands.

Time to revisit a songwriter from the 20th century whose influence is still felt today. Notwithstanding his unworldly talent for melodies, Hoagy Carmichael left a legacy of the smart alec piano player in the corner, reflecting on all that was around him, composing several hundred songs including fifty that achieved hit-record status during his long career. From his 1927 recording that introduced Stardust to later Hollywood songs that stood the test of time, including Ray Charles' Georgia On My Mind or Willie Nelson's Stardust, his songwriting was only matched by his personality, lowdown and smooth, able to sell his songs to lyricists, music publishers, film producers, and promoting them to the public via microphones on stage and in mass media. We'll spend a couple hours with his music…from Paul Whiteman to The Brother Brothers, here on Sonoma County Community Radio. Hope you can join us.

The Divine Comedy, Lalo Schifrin, Frankie Laine, Ronnie Hawkins And The Hawks, Santa Esmeralda, Azucar Moreno, Gary Moore, Nina Simone, the Animals, Twin temple, the Avantis, the Gentrys, the Revelers, The Brother Brothers, Cultura profética, Isabel Pantoja, Carmen Flores, Marifé de Triana, Carlos Cano, Diana Navarro, Rozalén ft Rodrigo Cuevas, Guillem Roma ft Silvia Pérez Cruz, Javier Ruibal.

A fine blend of vintage sounds on the show today, all driving down a free form track. The blend mixes gospel from Mavis Staples, some classic mid-century rock from Little Feat and Rick Nelson, all dressed up alongside to lounge and cool jazz sounds of Frank Sinatra, Lionel Hampton, Pearl Bailey, and a some classic and contemporary tunes featuring the late, great Tony Bennett. We've got Zydeco, classic and contemporary country, some alternative sounds from E and the Eels to share as well. We enjoy sharing a mix of the very best in a free form show every month or so and today will not disappoint. There will also be some recent tracks from Sarah Jarosz, Charley Crockett and The Brother Brothers to measure up against the throwback sounds. We'd be glad to have you once again; just dial-up your internet browser to kowsfm.com/listen or, if you're on the run, take us with you on your mobile device by installing the KOWS app from the Google Play store or Apple App Store.

‏أخ، أخوان او أخوين، إخوان او إخوة = Brother, Brothers More on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/THOURIABENFERHAT Send me a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thouria-benferhat/message Buy my creations! They make beautiful gifts! https://benable.com/Thouria Benable is a tool to create shareable lists of things you recommend! You can skip the waitlist and create your own shareable lists by signing up using my invite link: https://benable.com/i/3PWE7 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thouria-benferhat/message

‏أخ، أخوان او أخوين، إخوان او إخوة = Brother, Brothers More on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/THOURIABENFERHAT Send me a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thouria-benferhat/message Buy my creations! They make beautiful gifts! https://benable.com/Thouria Benable is a tool to create shareable lists of things you recommend! You can skip the waitlist and create your own shareable lists by signing up using my invite link: https://benable.com/i/3PWE7 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thouria-benferhat/message

Our 39th-anniversary episode was recorded on December 18th, 2022, in Charleston, WV. The lineup includes Bela Fleck My Bluegrass Heart, The Brother Brothers, Alice Howe with Freebo, The Bing Brothers feat. Jake Krack, and poet Marc Harshman. https://bit.ly/3ZIBPrV

With music from The Brother Brothers, Barry John, Eddie Reader and The Henry Girls, this hour featured not only the Work of the Week but also Tom Doyle chatting about the Open Day in the Cork School of Music, and lots of news about events coming up this week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This time around on the program we begin a two-part feature we're calling Unsung Songwriters. We'll feature recent recordings from The Brother Brothers, Liz Simmons, Mac Leaphart, Tiffany Williams, and Dave Richardson. You'll hear these songwriters and many more besides … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysTodd Mosby / “Gliding” / Ariel Views / MMGThe Brother Brothers / “On the Road Again” / Calla Lily / CompassLiz Simmons / “When the Waters Rise” / Poets / MorganaVivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / “Leaving on Our Minds” / Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / Free DirtPhil Henry / “Bottle Rocket” / Chasing Echoes / Board by BoardMac Leaphart / “Music City Joke” / Music City Joke / Self-producedTiffany Williams / “California” / I'll Be Back Soon / Blue RedbirdDave Richardson /”Keep Trying” / Palm to Pines / Branch and Thorn10 String Symphony / “Even a Dog Has Dreams” / Weight of the World / PoppychopTodd Mosby / “Earth & Sky” / Ariel Views / MMGTim O'Brien & Jan Fabricius / “Come When Mother Calls” / April in Your Eyes / Diamond RanchMandy Rowden / “Get Out of the City” / Parachute / Howling DogMare Wakefield & Nomad / “Outfield” / No Remedy / Self-producedMaya De Vitry / “Bread for the Circus” / How to Break a Fall / Mad MakerLogan Ledger / “Starlight” / Logan Ledger / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

On this special episode of The Greg and Dan Show Podcast, Peoria's The Brother Brothers sit down with Greg and Dan to discuss their upcoming concert at the Peoria Riverfront Museum on Monday, January 16th.  The Brother Brothers are comprised of twins Adam and David Moss who grew up in Peoria then moved to New York City and find themselves residing in Los Angeles and Miami, respectively. The Moss twins chat about the process of releasing two albums during the pandemic, their excitement to get back out on the road, and the incredible story that involves their mom and The Greg and Dan Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amy Wright chats with Compass Records act The Brother Brothers, formed by twin brothers Adam and David Moss. They're here today to discuss their brand-new album Cover to Cover, a covers project with selections from Tom T. Hall, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Robert Earl Keen, and several others included. They also share on their origins of being raised in Peoria, IL, where they grew up on a steady diet of The Everly Brothers, The Beach Boys, The Beatles and more. These two are music scholars who are always learning, exploring, and figuring out who played on what and who wrote what, so be prepared to learn quite a bit in this conversation. Part of Pantheon Podcasts   

Season 2–Episode 1Episode NotesWelcome to the Soul Cafe Podcast—-Season 2–Episode 1–the Soul Cafe “where life is served-up freshly brewed”.Yes, it has been awhile since Season 1 ended back in May—-Geez—I have retired since then—moved from Portsmouth, NH to Graham, NC—-even working with my wife on a cool venture named Beans&Sprouts—a mobile business from our 1995 Mazda Scrum Mini-truck named Miss Betty (Betty White)—-selling 1 lb bags of organic fair trade coffee—roasted and sourced from the unbelievable Deans Beans …we have 2 Blends and Sprouts special blends and 1 Soul Cafe blend…and super organically grown local herbs and plants from J&B farms in Roxboro.www.beanssprouts.comRemind me to tell you the whole story sometime.Speaking of stories—we have with us today the superb story teller—story catcher—story listener—Mark Yaconelli—-we will be chatting about his brand new book—BETWEEN THE LISTENING AND THE TELLING—How stories can save us”markyaconelli.wordpress.comBut first we all need an awakening—wake up—-well, yes many today have somewhat polluted the term ‘woke'—but folks we all need an awakening—do we not?—-so let my friends —Americana—bluegrass—beyond label—Della Mae lead us to a RUDE AWAKENING (by permission of Della Mae)So to help wake us up a little today—we have Mark Yaconelli—-Anne Lamott says about his new book—this is an “owners Manuel for the Soul”——-Okay we are at the Soul Cafe—“where life is served-up freshly brewed”Mark Yaconelli—speaker, facilator and author of five previous books—founder of the Hearth, a non-profit—Profiles of Yaconelli's work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, NPR, ABC World News Tonight—-he and his wife have 3 adult children and they live in Ashland, Oregon.Welcome Mark!!!!Okay—I am a believer that stories can save us—-and have been for some years—-I understand this book has been in the making for like 10 years—that means to me this is important!!—-so Mark—why this book—why this book at this time in history??Okay Mark—let's just cut through it—-in the chapter entitled “Home” (instead of me—which I do sometime) can you please read from your book—page 168–starting with “our world is in crisis” through top of page 171?Pandemic—-an awakening—-or not??Chapter 6– The Hearth—-page 84—“in many faith traditions, there is an individual salvation——through page 85—“peace by picnic”.   Comments Mark??Mark—-my goal with the Soul Cafe Podcast—-pretty much with my life's—and 40 plus years of ministry—to bring people together around the table—a big ass table—to talk—to listen—-so help me—-tell me how telling/listening/catching stories can contribute to this ‘beloved community' goal?dSo we have gone deep—a little fun—I will blame you—for books like—practicing the presence of—-etc—for my going to some contemplative time out in Frontac Minnesota—at a monastery in the middle of nowhere—-silence—I mean I had been at Youth Ministry—working with teenagers for some 20 years at that point—Stephen Iverson singing chant like—Peace by still====and then that story you told in one book about Mildred—a senior adult youth worker—stories that changed medOr your dad—to crazy for his own good…Dangerous Wonder/ MessyMessy Spirituality —world may be going to hell in waste basket but what your family may need is rousing game of Capture the Flag—ping pong championship?Our journey's Up here today—-wow—thanks—brother!!!Thanks Mark for taking the time in your very busy schedule to help me flesh out what the Soul Cafe Podcast is really all ABOUT—telling and listening to stories—-around a big ass table where all——are welcome.  BYEAnd so we wrap it up today—humbled by this guy—Mark Yaconelli—that has reminded us in his new book—BETWEEN THE LISTENING AND THE TELLING—How stories can save us” that we need to be at the table—the bar—the picnic—wherever—listening—-telling—our storiesAnd we need to listen to one more story and that is of mother nature calling us to get outside and be—be with—listen—so we go with a song by The Brother Brothers—Red and Gold. (By permission of the Brother Brothers music)thanks for joining us at the Soul Cafe

On today's show, we hear from our regular contributors Michael Tilley and Becca Martin Brown. Plus, some music from Roots Festival featuring Rachel Ammons, The Honey Dewdrops, Brother Brothers, and Radio Free Honduras.

Uur 1 1.         Little things mean a lot – Kitty Kallen 2.         Summer breeze – Seals & Crofts 3.         O mar em mim – Carla Pontes 4.         Something so wonderful – Eleanor McEvoy 5.         Blaosmuziek – Gé Reinders 6.         A fadin' blue – Danny Vera & Rosenberg Trio 7.         Fine brown frame – Lou Rawls & Dianne Reeves 8.         You can close your eyes – Brother Brothers & Sarah Jarosz 9.         Ma préférence – Julien Clerc 10.       Noach – Mathilde Santing 11.       Perhaps you'll wonder why – Melody Gardot & Philippe Powell 12.       Inolvidable – Bebo & Cigala 13.       Midnight at the oasis – Maria Muldaur 14.       Their pie – Mark Orton   Uur 2 1.         How long – Ace 2.         Bei mir bist du schon – Ella Fitzgerald 3.         Et bam – Mentissa 4.         Heeft iemand mijn ziel gezien – Jaap Boots 5.         While you see a chance – Steve Winwood 6.         Until we meet again – Lisa Gerrard & Marcello de Fransisci 7.         Quien podra saberlo – Dom la Nena & Julieta Venegas 8.         Dat komt door jou – Bart Peeters 9.         Only one life – Michael Feinstein 10.       Paper cup – 5th Dimension 11.       Kingmaker – Tami Neilson 12.       Brussel – Liesbeth List 13.       Soul sweet song – Tedeschi Trucks Band

Twin brothers Adam and David Moss have been harmonizing together since their days as kids trapped in their parents car, forced to listen to 60s folk and show tunes. As it turns out, they actually love this music, and now we benefit from it, courtesy of The Brother Brothers latest album, Cover to Cover. It's a love letter of sorts, dedicated to the music that has inspired them throughout their lives.  Adam and David talk with What Difference Does It Make to detail the journey that led them to cover these classic pop and folk songs.   We are a proud member of Pantheon Podcasts

Sure, the siblings Moss sound great together. And they do. And on their new album, Cover to Cover you get to hear their voices tackle some great songs from a variety of eras. We talked to Adam and David Moss about their voices, other brothers in music and what they fought to keep on the record.Cove to Cover is available right now wherever you get your music. For more information, check out the Brother Brothers website.

Their third album “Cover to Cover” pays homage to their early influences by covering an eclectic set of songs, most of which were popular before they were born.

This episode's guest is David Moss, who performs with his twin brother, Adam, as The Brother Brothers. David introduces Al to Richard and Linda Thompson's first album, I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight.  David shares how he first became acquainted with the album and what is special about it, and he also talks about The Brother Brothers' new album, Cover to Cover, and the duo's upcoming plans.You can follow the Brother Brothers on Twitter at @thebrobros and on Instagram at @thebrotherbrothers. As David mentioned, he and Adam also have a website, where you can get tour information, videos and more...http://www.thebrotherbrothersmusic.com/.Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.Al launched You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter earlier this year. You can subscribe for free to get Al's monthly posts, but paid subscriptions give you access to weekly posts and much more. Please consider trying a paid subscription as it also helps to support this podcast! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:11 David joins the show1:26 David explains why he chose I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight1:55 David remembers the exact moment that the album took on special meaning for him4:30 David talks about the elements of the album that set it apartDiscussion of specific tracks:6:13 Calvary Cross14:57 The End of the Rainbow18:52 The Little Beggar Girl20:44 What makes this a seminal folk rock album?24:49 David and Al appreciate Linda Thompson's vocal versatility26:03 I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight31:46 The Great Valerio35:41 David explains why the Brother Brothers made a covers album37:57 David tells us about what's coming up for the Brother Brothers38:46 David recommends an additional album for us to listen toThe outro music is from the Brother Brothers' cover of Richard Thompson's "Waltzing's for Dreamers."

This week on the program we begin a two-part feature highlighting some Unsung Songwriters. We'll hear recordings from The Brother Brothers, Liz Simmons, Mac Leaphart, Tiffany Williams, Dave Richardson and others. Sing along with us … this week on the Sing! Out Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysTodd Mosby / “Gliding” / Ariel Views / MMGThe Brother Brothers / “On the Road Again” / Calla Lily / CompassLiz Simmons / “When the Waters Rise” / Poets / MorganaVivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / “Leaving on Our Minds” / Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno / Free DirtPhil Henry / “Bottle Rocket” / Chasing Echoes / Board by BoardMac Leaphart / “Music City Joke” / Music City Joke / Self-ProducedTiffany Williams / “California” / I'll Be Back Soon / Blue RedbirdDave Richardson /”Keep Trying” / Palm to Pines / Branch and Thorn10 String Symphony / “Even a Dog Has Dreams” / Weight of the World / PoppychopTodd Mosby / “Earth & Sky” / Ariel Views / MMGTim O'Brien & Jan Fabricius / “Come When Mother Calls” / April in Your Eyes / Diamond RanchMandy Rowden / “Get Out of the City” / Parachute / Howling DogMare Wakefield & Nomad / “Outfield” / No Remedy / Self-ProducedMaya De Vitry / “Bread for the Circus” / How to Break a Fall / Mad MakerLogan Ledger / “Starlight” / Logan Ledger / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Uur 1 1.         Summertime – Carmen McRae 2.         Parole parole – Mina & Alberto Lupo 3.         Stop all the clocks – Paul Matic & Heather Nova 4.         Slippers van satyn – Amanda Strydom 5.         I don't mind at all – Bourgeois Tagg 6.         Beyond the stars – Tami Neilson & Willie Nelson 7.         Mandolin wind – Rod Stewart 8.         Can't stop now – Jon Allen 9.         La corrida – Francis Cabrel 10.       De wind – Gerard Alderliefste 11.       Holy ground – HAEVN 12.       My heart will find you – Arpi Alto 13.       Balancé – Sara Tavares 14.       St. Agnes and the burning train – Soweto String Quartet   Uur 2 1.         Grandma's hands – Bill Withers 2.         Down by the riverside – Mahalia Jackson 3.         Tierra querida – Natalia Lafourcade 4.         Pastis – Johan Goossens  5.         Anyone can light a candle – Jon & Vangelis 6.         You can close your eyes – The Brother Brothers & Sarah Jarosz 7.         Gia ena tango – Haris Alexiou 8.         Stroom – Eva de Roovere 9.         Crying in my sleep – Art Garfunkel 10.       Didn't we – Mathilde Santing 11.       Animaux fragiles – Ycare & Zaz 12.       Crazy life – Margriet Markerink 13.       Nar boave – Rowwen Heze 14.       It's the small things Charlie Brown – Ben Folds 15.       Matrimony – Gilbert O'Sullivan

Jim and Mike interview FANTASY recording artist ANDREA VON KAMPEN (Lincoln Nebraska Singer/Songwriter)   ABOUT ANDREA VON KAMPEN Andrea von Kampen is a folk singer-songwriter based in Lincoln, Nebraska, whose effortless vocal delivery has been praised by Hear Nebraska as “soulful and worn-in.” With the successful release of two EP's, Another Day (2015) and Desdemona (2016), a Christmas EP (2016), an Audiotree Live album (2017), and her debut full-length album Old Country (2019), Andrea has quickly established herself in the recording studio and on the road. She has shared the stage with artists such as Tall Heights, Ira Wolf, Dead Man Winter, The Brother Brothers, Dead Horses, Darling West and many more. Old Country, Andrea von Kampen's debut full-length album, was released on February 8th, 2019. The album was recorded and mastered in Nebraska and features exclusively Nebraska-based musicians. Inspiration for Andrea's songs often come from literature, art, and nature; in particular the literature and nature of Nebraska and the Midwest. The title track, Old Country, is based on the book “My Ántonia” by Nebraska author Willa Cather. Her single, Portland, received notable attention including features on The Bluegrass Situation, Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Additionally, Amazon Music Canada featured Portland in their ‘Top Songs of 2018' playlist. In a review of Portland, Ear To The Ground Music said, “It's not so much about where you're going, but that you want to get away. That emotion of “idealistic escapism” is one that listeners can all connect with, whether or not we want to go to Oregon or somewhere else. The inflection in von Kampen's vocal has the conviction of a gospel track and the sincerity of a Dylan folk ballad.”   Andrea von Kampen first appeared in the public eye with her submission of Let Me Down Easy into the 2016 Tiny Desk Contest. Within 24 hours of submission, NPR Music, All Songs Considered tweeted her video as the featured artist of the day, saying “we were completely blown away.” Ultimately, Andrea finished the competition as a top ten finalist, which lead to increased popularity of her EP, Another Day, specifically her song Trainsong. Since then, her EPs have amassed millions of streams on Spotify and continue to grow.   Her newest album "THAT SPELL" was released on August 6, 2021 You can visit andrea's website to order the album and other cool merchandise at: www.andreavonkampen.com   COPYRIGHT CLAIM : the songs TAKE BACK THY GIFT, TETON, JULIA and TRAINSONG used with permission from : Andrea Von Kampen, Jimmy Rhine, Concord & Fantasy Recordings   You can find our podcast on Apple Music, Spotify, Podbean, Iheart Radio, Pandora and anywhere you listen to podcasts.  We also have a YouTube channel with some video from our interviews.  Turn of the TV, and turn up the MUSIC!

Dierks Bentley, uno de los artistas más reconocidos de la escena de Nashville, vuelve a subrayar su respeto por sus raíces y acaba de descolgarse con una versión de “East Bound And Down” junto a Riley Green a Parker McCollum. La canción formó parte de la película Smokey And The Bandit en 1977. The Lone Below es un trío de Brooklyn que acaba de lanzar “Dried Up River”, una canción que podría formar parte de Half Moon Light Second Phase, abarcando desde toques de ryhtm and blues, funk e incluso country. Cody Johnson tiene nuevo álbum, Ain't Nothin 'To It, donde ha podido apoyarse en él también tejano Willie Nelson gracias a cantar juntos “Sad Songs And Waltzes” un legendario tema del veterano músico. Sin abandonar el Lone Star State, nos fijamos en Flatland Cavalry que han regresado tras la experiencia de su líder, Cleto Cordero, en The Panhandlers, con el anticipo del que será su próximo álbum, el tercero de su carrera, Welcome to Countryland. Se trata de "Some Things Never Change". A finales de julio se editará Triage, el nuevo disco de Rodney Crowell, cuyo título se refiere a la asignación de grados de urgencia para decidir el orden de tratamiento de los pacientes. Llegando hasta nuestro país, De La Sierra se ha convertido en un grupo abierto que está preparando un nuevo proyecto con cambios sustanciales como la incorporación de la vocalista María Ayo y propuestas muy sugerentes, incluso su propia revisión de "Go Your Own Way" de Fleetwood Mac que hoy estrenamos. Calla Lily es el segundo trabajo de The Brother Brothers el dúo de Brooklyn que se cita con las influencias de los Everly Brothers y Simon & Garfunkel, algo que resulta evidente en The Milk Carton Kids, la pareja de la Costa Oeste, al otro lado del país. El álbum Déjà Vu de Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young fue una de las publicaciones discográficas determinantes de 1970. Tras el debut discográfico de la inesperada reunión de los tres primeros, el canadiense Neil Young también pasó a formar parte del supergrupo. 51 años después, el álbum se ha reeditado, en formato de cuádruple CD más un LP con las 10 canciones del álbum original y 38 cortes de añadido, con maquetas, tomas alternativas y grabaciones desechadas. Hoy hemos querido recuperar algunas de esas grabaciones desconocidas hasta ahora que explican la génesis de un trabajo fundamental en la historia de la Americana. Escuchar audio

Un verano casi sanador como alternativa es la apuesta sonora en el comienzo de TOMA UNO de la mano de Lukas Nelson & The Promise Of The Real, con una canción que anticipa su nuevo álbum, A Few Stars Apart, posiblemente uno de los más esperados en estos tiempos. Se trata de "Perennial Bloom (Back To You)" que nos permite volver a insistir en Blackberry Smoke y su último proyecto, You Hear Georgia, una introspección mirando a la tierra que les vio nacer y a sus gentes. En este segundo sentido se manifiesta “Ain’t The Same”, su nuevo single. The Shootouts es un quinteto de honky tonk que recoge el espíritu de Bakersfield y el twang factor para dejarnos canciones como “Everything I Know”, uno de los temas más sugestivos de su nuevo álbum, Bullseye, con guiños a las canciones que sonaban en las radios de country music en la década de los 90. Saltando a las tierras de Colorado nos encontramos con The Barlow, que han presentado un segundo trabajo, Horseshoe Lounge, con un sonido que le es propio a la Red Dirt music. Vandoliers han vuelto a posponer su gira española debido a la pandemia hasta junio de 2022, pero hemos recibido el regalo de una nueva canción del calibre de “Waiting On A Train”, grabada en The Bunker de Bruce Robison, allá en las lejanas tierras de Lockhart, en Texas, y publicada a través de su proyecto The Next Waltz. Las más recientes noticias del quinteto Teague Brothers Band tienen banda sonora gracias a “Don’t Want To Go Home”, la primera canción desde 2019, que mantiene esa relación natural entre el folk, el country y el rock. La música de las Américas se hace marcadamente presente en la más reciente canción de Track Docks, ese cuarteto de buenos amigos que en su nuevo trabajo Where to Now?, nos dejan una canción como "River of Gold" que recuerda la película Aguirre, la cólera de Dios, que protagonizó Klaus Kinski hace casi 50 años en la perenne búsqueda de El Dorado. Por otro lado, Parker Millsap mantiene una capacidad para que las palabras y las melodías se conecten. Su quinto trabajo, Be Here Instead, tiene un tono optimista casi impropio de estos tiempos, impulsando las relaciones personales sobre las virtuales. The Brother Brothers destilan un folk acústico intimista con arreglos casi minimalistas. Lanzan su segundo disco, Calla Lily, que perfecciona lo que descubrimos y que se abre con un deseo compartido por todos de volver a la carretera en “On The Road Again”. Este próximo mes de mayo se reedita Déjà Vú, el primer álbum de Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, que apareció en 1970 , en una caja de cinco discos que nos permite conocer la gestación de un álbum infaltable en la historia de la música. “Our House” se ha convertido en una de las canciones más significativas de aquella aventura que ahora escuchamos en su primitiva maqueta antes de conmemorar también los 50 años de Sticky Fingers de los Rolling Stones, posiblemente el disco más americano de la banda británica. Aquel disco dejó dos canciones que pusieron en entredicho la capacidad de Mick Jagger y Keith Richards para componer temas de ese calado. Hablamos de "Dead Flowers" y "Wild Horses", que nosotros hemos preferido escuchar en las grabaciones de Townes Van Zandt y los Flying Burrito Brothers. Escuchar audio

The Brother Brothers are rooted in sibling harmony provided by twin brothers Adam and David Moss. Adam Moss would prefer if you didn't get really weird about twin stuff: “We sometimes find being twins a barrier to conversing and getting to know people quickly. It's an easy thing for people to fixate on," he says. Truthfully there is PLENTY to discuss with Adam, who plays several instruments, but started on the violin. His focus was on classical, but he studied Klezmer and sometimes incorporates it into his music. Adam talks about what it means to include his Jewish heritage into his songs. While attending the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, Adam and David started to realize that the classical world was not for them. Adam joined a bluegrass band and eventually moved to Austin, Texas to be closer to the community that surrounded the Kerrville Folk Fest, which was an integral part in his development as a roots player. David also moved to Austin, but the brothers didn't start their project together until they relocated to Brooklyn. There, they discovered they were ready, musically and personally ready, to be in a band together. Originally, The Brother Brothers did not write together, but this is something that has changed with their new record, Calle Lily. Adam talks about writing with David has impacted his process. The album is filled with comfort, warm sincerity and an earnestness that comes off in a very cool and authentic way. I'd definitely describe Adam's temperament as such and get his opinion on that observation as well. If we're not gonna talk about twin stuff, the second most awkward thing you could discuss is how you are as cool as you are. Adam pulls it off great. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Tyler is joined by identical twin band The Brother Brothers to play two songs acoustic from their upcoming record "Some People I Know."