Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie lin wilson

Jamie Lin Wilson is a songwriter who has deep roots in the songwriting tradition of Texas. So many incredible songwriters have roots there and her music reflects the best of those artists. Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, and so many other have had an influence on her songs. She also features the legendary Emmylou Harris on one of her songs. We talk all about that in today's episode. Hope you dig it! 

From the US, Texas & Canada 1st for Weekly neo-traditonal & classic Country program Fred's Country 2023 w45: Part 1: Cody Johnson feat Brooks & Dunn, Long Live Country Music - Leather (2023) Coffey Anderson, Going Down Easy - Tailgates And Heartbreaks (2023) Aaron Watson feat Jamie Lin Wilson, Love At The Five And Dime – Cover Girl (2023) Mark Chesnutt, Rollin' With The Flow - Rollin' With The Flow (2008) Part 2: Darius Rucker, 3 am In Carolina – Carolyn's Boy (2023) Buck Ford, Honkytonk Ambition - I'm Gettin' There (2022) Josh Turner, Why Don't We Just Dance – Haywire (2010) Cody Johnson & Sonya Isaacs, Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days) – VA, A Tribute To The Judds (2023) Part 3: Jade Eagleson, Neon Dreamin' - Do It Anyway (2023) David Adam Byrnes, Too Many Honky Tonks - Country Gonna Be Alright (2023) George Strait, Check Yes or No - Strait Out of the Box (1995) Riley Green, My Last Rodeo - Ain't My Last Rodeo (2023) Part 4: Caroline Jones, Being A Woman (Is Like Being The Sun) – Homesite (2023) Restless Road, Leave Them Boots On - Last Rodeo (2023) Jordan Isakson, Dive Bar And Honky Tonk – S (2023) William Michael Morgan feat The Bellamy Brothers, Let Your Love Flow – S (2023) LeAnn Rimes, Have Mercy - VA, A Tribute To The Judds (2023)

Sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn, Reynolds Landscaping & Lawncare, Everest Counseling (Farmington, Mo)Red Shahan w/ Steven Bankey & Flatland BandSAT, AUG 12 @ 8:00PM HELLBENDER'S ON THE CURRENT, 611 CHICOPEE RD, VAN BUREN, MO 63965DOORS 7 SHOW 8$20 GA// $30 VIPRed Shahan is a captivating and authentic country artist whose music resonates with the soul of the American heartland. With his raw vocals, evocative storytelling, and distinctive sound, Shahan has carved a unique niche for himself in the contemporary country music scene. Hailing from West Texas, his songs are imbued with the rugged spirit of the region, reflecting the vast landscapes, hardworking people, and timeless struggles that define his musical roots.Shahan's journey in the world of music began at a young age, influenced by his family's musical heritage and the rich tapestry of sounds that surrounded him. Drawing inspiration from classic country legends like Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Townes Van Zandt, he developed a deep appreciation for the storytelling aspect of the genre. This influence is evident in his songwriting, where he weaves vivid narratives with a poetic touch.One of Red Shahan's defining characteristics is his ability to convey complex emotions through his music. His songs often explore themes of love, heartache, longing, and redemption, resonating with listeners on a profound level. Whether he's crooning about lost love in "Men & Coyotes" or painting a vivid picture of small-town life in "Culberson County," Shahan's lyrics have an uncanny ability to transport audiences into the heart of his stories.Shahan's music also stands out for its sonic diversity, blending traditional country elements with modern influences. His sound incorporates twangy guitars, rootsy arrangements, and a touch of rock 'n' roll energy. This fusion of styles gives his music a fresh and contemporary edge, appealing to a broad spectrum of listeners beyond just traditional country enthusiasts. Tracks like "Revolution" and "Long Way to Fall" showcase his willingness to experiment with different sonic textures while maintaining a strong connection to his country roots.Beyond his captivating studio recordings, Red Shahan is renowned for his electrifying live performances. His stage presence is magnetic, drawing audiences in with his emotive delivery and genuine connection to the music. Whether performing in an intimate acoustic setting or commanding a larger stage, Shahan's charisma and authenticity shine through, creating an unforgettable experience for concertgoers.Red Shahan's musical journey has been marked by both triumphs and challenges, which have further shaped his artistry. His debut album, "Men & Coyotes," garnered critical acclaim and introduced him to a wider audience, while subsequent releases like "Culberson County" and "Someone Somewhere" solidified his reputation as a compelling and consistent songwriter. However, the road hasn't always been smooth, as he navigated personal struggles and the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.In an era where the definition of country music continues to evolve, Red Shahan remains a steadfast and authentic voice. His commitment to storytelling, his willingness to push musical boundaries, and his ability to connect with listeners on a deep emotional level all contribute to his enduring appeal. As he continues to evolve as an artist, one thing remains clear: Red Shahan's music is a timeless reflection of the human experience, aThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

It's time to break out the party hats and pop the champagne because the Americana Podcast is celebrating its 4th anniversary! For the past four years, this podcast has been a leading voice in the Americana music scene, sharing interviews, stories, and music from some of the genre's most talented artists. And in our tireless efforts to promote and celebrate the diverse range of sounds and styles, we've made plenty of memories and laughter along the way. We've strived to provide insights into the creative process, the challenges of the music industry, and share the rich history and culture that inspires Americana music. In order to celebrate this fun little birthday of ours, I'm very pleased to invite you to a live panel recording we did at the Arcadia Live in Kerrville Texas!Moderated by Tamara Saviano, Americana Podcast welcomes Robert Earl Keen, Bruce Robison, Richard Skanse, Jamie Lin Wilson, Dr. Ian Peddie, and Clara Rose to talk about the history and future of Americana music. With special live recordings by Terry Allen!

Excited to welcome Mile 0 Fest Festival Director Kyle Carter to help us preview a growing music festival in the music world: Mile 0 Fest. A unique Americana and 'Red Dirt' music festival , it's a 5-day extravaganza taking over Key West, the southernmost city in the U.S. Using the Truman Waterfront Park Amphitheater as the main stage, and picturesque satellite stages all over the city, the festival has quickly grown into a 'bucket list' musical destination for Americana music lovers. Lineup this year includes many friends of our show, including Morgan Wade, Lauren Morrow and American Aquarium, as well as a generous offering of incredible talent like Ian Munsick, Kaitlin Butts, Jamie Lin Wilson and more. Also, thrilled to announce Jrodconcerts: The Podcast will be broadcasting live from 'Smokin Tuna Saloon' daily during the festival. Details forthcoming. Tickets to Mile 0 Fest remain available at: www.mile0fest.com

Bill Corbin retired American Aquarium bass player.  Bill is currently playing with Kyle Nix & the 38's, and Jamie Lin Wilson.  Bill also tells the story of how he had emergency surgery to remove his appendix in the afternoon, and still made it to his show that night!

Despite being surrounded by the music of countless great female country singers growing up – Lorrie Morgan, Reba McEntire, Patty Loveless, Dolly Parton and others – Jamie Lin Wilson did not see herself pursuing a career in music. As she noted to me on the latest episode of The Load Out Music Podcast, there were “so many great, strong female artists that I really latched onto.” Yet, the fame that often accompanies playing music in front of thousands was a deterrent. “I would love to be a singer but don't want to be famous,” Wilson said. “I'm good at math so I'll become an engineer.” That was the thinking and thus the path she found herself on – working towards an engineering degree at Texas A&M. Then came that one week when she was 19. Wilson went to see The Dixie Chicks (now The Chicks) and lead singer Natalie Maines took time to play a solo acoustic version of “Cold Day In July.” Wilson thought to herself, “Hey, I could probably do that.” Later in the week, she went to the Cow Hop bar where she caught Susan Gibson, who ironically wrote “Wide Open Spaces” – a huge hit for the Chicks. Wilson was hooked. The math-nerd engineer was now going to be a singer-songwriter. But her long and winding music industry journey has since been anything but conventional. The Sealy, Texas-native cut her teeth playing open mic nights in College Station, then joining the local band the Sidehill Gougers. She eventually left the Gougers and was put together with an all-female group that became The Trishas. They built a unique chemistry, transforming from a collection of singers and players into an actual band. They ultimately found themselves opening up for the likes of Todd Snider and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band as well as touring the country with infant babies in tow. Despite their success, however, The Trishas collectively made choice to disband. They had their own priorities, and in Wilson's case, it revolved around life raising a family with husband Roy while playing music on her own terms. Yes, she wanted to tour and make records. But needed to do things like coach her daughter's softball team and “stay married.” In addition to the numerous three-named Texas singers, these are among the many topics we dive into on the latest episode of season three of The Load Out Music Podcast. At the end of our conversation, it was clear that what's most important to Wilson is being present for her family despite making a living as a touring musician, while remaining true to herself, her values and her rural roots. “I am on my own timeline,” she told me. “I'm a small town. I'm sitting in a ‘60s trailer next to a dog pen next to my husband's shop. I tell stories of people who are rural.”

In the episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Kyle Carter to talk about a whole lot of live music... AGAIN!! The first time we sat together was on December of 2019 and a lot has changed (listen to the previous episode here). For one thing, Kyle and his team has added another festival called the RokIsland Fest, where the world's greatest rock bands come together to smash eardrums. More on RokIsland Fest What is RokIsland Fest? The world's greatest rock bands descend upon the island of Key West for a 4-day music festival in paradise. When is RokIsland Fest? January 14th – January 17th, 2022! Do not miss the inaugural event, this will be the rock show of the year that you just cannot miss. Where is RokIsland Fest? The southernmost city in the U.S., Key West, Florida! We utilize the Truman Waterfront Park Amphitheater, a beautifully designed facility on the Gulf waters of Key West. This boutique venue offers an unparalleled view from every conceivable spot; rather it is a VIP tent, or a blanket spread out on the grassy hill, every ticket level is sure to thrill. When can I buy tickets to this incredible event? Packages and Passes go on sale Monday August 9th, 2021 10 am EST. BE READY TO BUY, this is a small capacity show and tickets will go FAST (4,000 capacity venue…small island, cozy venue, BIG TIME ROCK & ROLL!) Follow us on social media @rokisland for the latest news! Website: https://www.rokislandfest.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rokislandfest/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/rokislandfest More on Mile 0 Fest Mile 0 Fest was founded in 2017, with it's first year of production being 2018. It was created on the principal of producing a festival that checked all of the boxes:  Fantastic Line-Up – that has repeat and fan favorites back every year, but also brings in new faces, and fresh talent. The best in Red Dirt Americana Location, Location, Location – A destination that was enjoyable for everyone! Key West has everything, beaches, fishing, water-sports, history, shopping, dining, dancing, its the perfect vacation. Fan Bliss – A festival that puts the fans first. No overcrowding here, we are a boutique festival with an attendance cap.  Over a short period of time our attendees have become family. With almost every state represented, music fans from all over the country come together once a year to celebrate the common thread that binds them. The Love of great music. Flexibility – You want to come VIP and have all of your lodging, passes and extras taken care of with a one-stop shop? You got it! We have an incredible concierge staff that can make that happen. You want to book everything yourself and just get a pass to the festival? We can do that too! (Check out the Packages and Passes page for more detailed information)  What is Mile 0 Fest? Mile 0 Fest is 5 Day Red Dirt/Americana Music Festival in Paradise (aka Key West).  When is Mile 0 Fest?  It is held annually in January, with the dates announced late spring the year before and the line-up announced in July every year.  Where is Mile 0 Fest?  Mile 0 Fest is held in Key West, Florida. We utilize numerous stages all over the island with our biggest stage being the Truman Waterfront Park Amphitheater. Local venues like The Smokin' Tuna, Dante's Pool Bar & Restaurant, The Southernmost Beach Resort & Cafe, The Southernmost House, Sunset Pier, Key West Theater, The San Carlos Institute, Fury Cruises and many more are also utilized through out the week to provide ample opportunity to check out Key West while enjoying your favorite Red Dirt/Americana Artists.  Who Plays Mile 0 Fest? Only the best in Red Dirt & Americana. Past year's performers have included, Jason Isbell, Whiskey Myers, Robert Earl Keen, Lucero, Trampled By Turtles, Turnpike Troubadours, Shinyribs, Mike & The Moonpies, Jamie Lin Wilson, Jamie Wyatt, John Moreland, John Fullbright, American Aquarium, Senora May, Will Hoge, Hayes Carll, The Great Divide, Cody Canada & The Departed, Bonnie Bishop, Todd Snider, Paul Thorn, Pat Green, Jason Boland & The Stragglers, Walt & Tina Wilkins, Jason Eady, Courtney Patton, Shane Smith & The Saints and many more. 2022's Line-Up will be announced in July 2021. Click HERE to see past year's line-ups.  Website: https://mile0fest.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MILE0FESTKEYWEST/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mile0festkeywest/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvm3kRUG1YVVNnE-02FLIAw/videos

This respected Texas songwriter stops by the show to talk getting her start on the road, artistic process, and balancing music with a growing family.

In this week's episode, we go on location to The Kessler Theater in Dallas, TX to catch up with Jamie Lin Wilson! Jamie tells us about getting her first guitar, learning to write songs and being inspired by Natalie Maines. She also shares stories about raising kids on the road and helpful restroom tips while traveling in a van! As an added bonus, we get to hear snippets of her lovely singing voice.  jamielinwilson.com

Show #491   Brennen Leigh and Noel McKay - They Tore the Cabin Down (April in Your Eyes - A Tribute to the Songs of John Lilly)  The Brother Brothers - On The Road Again  (Calla Lily)  The Mastersons - In The Name Of God  (Red, White & I Love You Too) The Pink Stones - Let's Sit Down (Introducing...The Pink Stones)  (mic break) Jamie Lin Wilson -  T Total Tommy  (single)  Mando Saenz - Cautionary Tale  (All My Shame)  Rusty Young - Listen To Your Heart  (Listen To Your Heart) Garrison Starr - The Train That's Bound for Glory  (Girl I Used to Be) Bill Kirchen - Tore Up From The Floor Up  (April in Your Eyes - A Tribute to the Songs of John Lilly) (mic break) Eli West - Tapered Point of Stone  (Tapered Point of Stone)  Sunny War - A Love So True  (Simple Syrup) Chicago Farmer - Dirtiest Uniforms  (Flyover Country) Jay Gonzalez - You Make It Hard (To Be Unhappy) (Back to the Hive) Parker Millsap - The Real Thing (Be Here Instead) (mic break) John Lilly - These Songs  (April in Your Eyes)

On today's episode, the guys talk with veteran songwriter Jamie Lin Wilson about her career in live music and her journey through family life on the road. Jamie and the guys cover all sides of the the business before she treats everyone to an acoustic version of a new song she co-wrote with Lori McKenna.

Playlist N°5 Du 30 janvier au 5 février 2021 INTRO HANNAH WRIGHT : Pinkies Bottoms up (Revival-2021) TYLER LANCE WALKER GILL : Honky Tonk Chapel (Éponyme-2020) LEAH BELLE FASER : Another Man (Single-2021) TRUCK STOP RULES : Another Man (Favorites-2021) HURRICANE HIGHWAY : Ride This Road (Single-2021) TICK BRYAN BAND : Jukebox Queen (Wilson County-2021) LORRAINE MCDONALD : Apartment N°9 (Single-2021) PROUD COUNTRY : Southern Sound (Single-2021) J. CASH & B. DYLAN : Five Feet And Rising (Travelin’ Thru-1967) LEE SIMS : I’m Gona Let You Down (Single-2021) CATHERINE BRITT : Home Truths (Home Truths-2021) JAMIE LIN WILSON : 17.1 (The Years, A Tribute to Cross Canadian Ragweed-2021) BOB DYLAN : Peggy Day (The Bootleg Series Vol15-1969) LITTLE BIG TOWN : We Went To The Beach (The Dusk Collection-2021) LOVESICK DUO : No Other Place For Me (All Over Again-2021) MARK POWELL : I Hope I’m Holding You (Breaking Things-2020) ROB MAYES : Wine + Whiskey (Didn't Do This on My Own-2021) OUTRO : Campfire

We're kicking off the week being joined by singer-songwriter Bo Armstrong, who next week, Tuesday, November 24, will be releasing his full-length debut album, Chasing Ballads. The Nashville via Dallas songwriter collaborated with producer Brian Douglas Phillips (David Ramirez, Thomas Csorba, Rob Baird) on the effort and created a hearty soundscape that pulls from the Heartland rock meets Americana well. Combined with Armstrong's gift for narrative, the pair often create driving storytellers that embrace their anthemic choruses and melodies. Songs like "Wildfire" and "Here's Looking at You Kid" feel as though they're cut from early '80s Springsteen as they lean in on their open road rhythms. Often, Armstrong taps into the rambling worries and thoughts that keep you from falling asleep on hot summer nights. There's a comfort in talking about restlessness or, in the case of "Used to You" or the closing "You Know What I Look Like in the Dark," raw and intimate vulnerability. During this interview, we talk about moving to Nashville after living in New York, songwriters such as Jamie Lin Wilson, pursing songwriting, deep storytelling narratives, the creative process, and the ins and outs of Chasing Ballads. This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol. For more information, click here.This episode is presented by Hot Damn Coffee. Use the coupon code "SLANG" (all caps) for 20% off in their merch store. Visit here.This episode is sponsored by WYLD Gallery out of Austin, Texas. WYLD Gallery is a virtual art gallery featuring traditional and contemporary art by Native American artists. Visit and purchase art here.This episode is sponsored by The Blue Light Live in Lubbock, Texas. To get BL merch, click here.Check out the New New Slang Patreon here. Follow New Slang on Twitter here, Instagram here, and Facebook here. To order New Slang merch, visit the online store here. Follow Tom Mooney's Cup of Coffee here and The Neon Eon here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

El 6 de junio de 1980, hace 40 años, se publicaba la banda sonora de la película Urban Cowboy, un día después del estreno de la cinta en Houston, Texas. Urban Cowboy fue dirigida por James Bridges y contaba una relación amor/odio entre "Bud" (John Travolta) y Sissy (Debra Winger) teniendo como punto de encuentro el Gilley's Club, sin ninguna duda, el honky tonk más grande del mundo, abierto en Pasadena, Texas, en 1971 por Mickey Gilley y Sherwood Cryer. El complejo tenía una capacidad de 7,000 personas, repartidas por distintos bares, pistas de baile, escenarios, toro mecánico e incluso rodeo. Aquella película dio origen al llamado Urban Cowboy Movement, que otros relacionaron con el neo-Country o el hill boogie. Su banda sonora fue pieza clave de su éxito, una buena parte de las 18 canciones de su doble LP se incluyeron en el Top 10 de singles de country y otros llegaron a la cima de las listas. Hoy vamos a recordar aquellos momentos. El guión de Urban Cowboy está basado en la historia de amor real de dos clientes habituales de Gilley, Dew Westbrook y Betty Helmer, de los que el periodista Aaron Latham había escrito en la revista Esquire un reportaje titulado "The Ballad of the Urban Cowboy: America's Search for True Grit". El director de cine James Bridges y Latham lo convirtieron en un guión y Paramount eligió a una estrella en ascenso como Debra Winger (a quien recordaréis no hace mucho en la serie de televisión The Ranch) en el papel de Sissy, y a John Travolta (que había tenido un enorme éxito en Saturday Night Fever y Grease) para interpretar a Bud Davis. Aquella banda sonora se abría con “Hello Texas”, un tema compuesto expresamente para la película, que Jimmy Buffett interpretó al margen de sus grabaciones habituales de entonces, que el músico de Mississippi ya denominaba "rock and roll caribeño", aunque también suele usar el término "Gulf & Western”. Musicalmente, Johnny Lee fue uno de los grandes protagonistas de la banda sonora de Urban Cowboy. Nativo de Texas City, creció en una granja de Alta Loma, también en el Estado de la Estrella Solitaria escuchando a Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis y Chuck Berry, formando una banda de rock'n'roll durante sus años escolares en Santa Fe llamada Johnny Lee & The Roadrunners, con la que ganó distintos concursos locales. Johnny Lee se convirtió en toda una sorpresa. Apareció en la cinta, y dos de sus canciones se incluyeron en la banda sonora. "Lookin' For Love", el tema central que él interpretaba, llegó a la cima de las listas de pop y country en aquel mismo año y vendió más de un millón de copias. Es posible que el Gilley's fuera al country lo que Studio 54 en Nueva York fue a la disco music. Lo que nadie puede negar es que con aquel local se sentaron las bases para la aparición de otros clubes tejanos y más allá, incluidos el Billy Bob's Texas de Fort Worth (fundado al año siguiente del éxito de la película) y el Cowboys Dancehall de San Antonio (inaugurado en el 98). Los clientes habituales, conocidos como "Gilly Rats", hicieron de Gilley’s una especie de familia, aunque no era precisamente un lugar familiar. La producción de Urban Cowboy corrió a cargo de Irving Azoff, un manager de artistas como REO Speedwagon y Dan Fogelberg que adquirió solvencia en la industria musical por su estrecha relación con los Eagles. Fue fundador de Full Moon y Giant Records e influyó muy directamente en la selección de artistas para la banda sonora de la película, incluyendo a varios de sus representados. “Times Like These” la representación de Dan Fogelberg. Al año siguiente, la canción formaría parte del doble álbum The Innocent Age del músico de Illinois, posiblemente el trabajo más reconocido de su carrera. En el tema, Fogelberg tocaba todos los instrumentos excepto la batería, que estuvo en manos de Russ Kunkel. Bonnie Raitt, que hizo un cameo en la cinta, incluyó dos temas en la banda sonora, ninguno de ellos editado en sus álbumes oficiales. Así ocurrió con "Don't it Make Ya Wanna Dance", una canción del tejano de Austin Rusty Wier que fue versionada por artistas como Jerry Jeff Walker, Todd Snider, Chris LeDoux o John Hiatt. Ninguna película influyó en el country como lo hizo Urban Cowboy, ni siquiera Pure Country con George Strait a comienzos de los 90. Y ningún otro club lo hizo tanto como Gilley’s. En cierta manera, Urban Cowboy capturó el espíritu de la vida nocturna que una parte de los americanos anhelaba. Las botas vaqueras, los sombreros y las grandes hebillas se pusieron de moda… y es algo que todavía se mantiene, habiendo saltado fronteras. El presente nos cita con Margo Price que en la primavera de 2018 estuvo actuando durante tres noches en la llamada “Mother Church of Country Music”, el mítico Ryman Auditorium de Nashville y ahora ha publicado por sorpresa una selección de 11 cortes tomados de aquellos conciertos en el álbum Perfectly Imperfect at the Ryman, muy pocas fechas antes de lanzar su nuevo disco de estudio, That’s How Rumors Get Started. Durante aquellas fechas, la artista tuvo invitados como Jack White, Sturgill Simpson –que ha producido su nuevo álbum- y Emmylou Harris, con la que cantó a dúo en esta versión a “Wild Women”, que originalmente formó parte de All American Made, el segundo trabajo de Margo Price en 2017 con esta combinación de twang tejano, country de Nashville y soul de Memphis. Neon Cross ha fortalecido la carrera de Jaime Wyatt y ha afianzado la personalidad de la artista californiana. La producción tan afinada de Shooter Jennings ha reforzado sus propuestas sonoras para contar sus luchas reales contra el dolor, la adicción y la aceptación de su sexualidad. Esto último se refleja en "Rattlesnake Girl", arropado en ciertos elementos cercanos a la psicodelia. Cantar, como hace Jaime, sobre su orientación sexual no es algo que se aborde con frecuencia en la country music, por lo que escucharlo de una mujer que aún está despegando en ese género resulta audaz y emotivo. Kathryn Legendre nació en la tejana Helotes y se ha localizado en la escena de Austin con el mejor espíritu del honky tonk. Debutó en 2013 y por el momento suma álbum y un par de EPs hasta la aparición de su más reciente novedad, "One Long Sad Song", cambiando el enfoque para perfeccionar su forma de componer canciones mientras el mundo viaja por extrañas carreteras. Kathryn Legendre casi nunca ha seguido las tendencias que se suponen y sus influencias conectan con los modos de componer de Guy Clark o Merle Haggard, y filtra también las maneras de contar historias de Loretta Lynn, Bonnie Raitt o Linda Ronstadt. Un Ep y dos álbumes es el cargamento sonoro de The Golden Roses, una formación con sede en la tejana Austin, que en Smell The Roses al que da nombre genérico esta canción, cantan a sus experiencias basándose en sus propias influencias en las que hay espacio para el country, el bluegrass, Western swing y algo de rock 'n roll, todo ello filtrado por locales emblemáticos como el Broken Spoke y de forma muy especial el Ginny’s Little Longhorn Saloon, donde aprendieron casi todo lo que saben. “Smell The Roses” ha contado con Zachary Moulton de Mike and the Moonpies como invitado en la Steel guitar. Mike & The Moonpies se han refugiado en Touch of You- The Lost Songs of Gary Stewart, un álbum de canciones inéditas del músico de Jenkins, en el Condado de Letcher, en Kentucky, que habría cumplido 76 años el pasado jueves de no haberse suicidado en diciembre de 2003, unas semanas después de que su mujer muriera de neumonía. Jamie Lin Wilson, Courtney Patton y Zac Wilkerson son algunos de los invitados en esta aventura, además de un dúo con Mark Wystrach de Midland en “Smooth Shot of Whiskey”, una canción que el artista desaparecido compuso con Dean Dillon y Frank Dycus y que quedó fuera de un EP de Dillon y Gary Stewart que en principio era un proyecto más amplio. Midland tomó su nombre de una canción de Dwight Yoakam como "Fair to Midland", que apareció en 2003 en su álbum Population Me. Ahora también han jugado con el título de un Lp tan emblemático del músico de Kentucky como Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc. Etc. para dar nombre a un nuevo EP, con algunas versiones acústicas de sus canciones más conocidas, que han llamado Guitars, Couches, Etc., Etc. La grabación se hizo durante la cuarentena desde las casas de sus tres miembros. "Fourteen Gears" trata sobre un camionero que piensa amor especial mientras usa los "14 engranajes" de su Peterbilt (una marca de camiones de gran tonelaje) para "volver a tenerla” en sus brazos. Es una canción llena de nostalgia sobre conductores de esos trucks de 18 ruedas. Siempre hay que dar gracias por buenos amigos, el amor verdadero, los pueblos pequeños, la cerveza fría y un par de botas gastadas. Eso hace la Josh Abbott Band en su nueva canción, “The Luckiest”, donde tiene tiene un buen recuerdo hacia “King George”, es decir George Strait, por seguir haciendo discos de country. La banda de Lubbock afincada en Austin ha superado con creces la personalización en Josh Abbott y ha dirigido sus esfuerzos a profundizar en los sonidos del Lone Star State, sin perder la conexión con la tradición. Sus canciones suelen tener una carga de positividad, como en este caso, y detallan la cotidianeidad de las pequeñas ciudades de ese inmenso estado, con sus romances, sus problemas y sus inquietudes personales. Escuchar audio

On Episode 88, I'm joined by Reckless Kelly lead vocalist and chief lyricist Willy Braun. This year, the pioneering Americana Country outfit is doing a first with the release of American Jackpot / American Girls, two 10-song full-length albums released the same day. Much as the titles allude, the 20 songs of American Jackpot and American Girls give Braun and company ample of space to explore a multitude of American themes without ever settling in on a "Rah Rah Rah" tired trope. Rather, songs seek out the true essence of the American Spirit with songs about Jackie Robinson, Tom Petty, grandfathers, Grand Canyon mule rules, Western exploration, rural living, a necessary reminder that we're a country of immigrants, the search for a sense of belonging, and that longing for home. Over the course of this hour, Braun and I talk at length about the recording of their latest album (due out Friday, May 22), songwriting, the affects of the Coronavirus on touring bands (and festival curators), playing drums, and working with the likes of fellow Idaho native Jeff Crosby, Jamie Lin Wilson, Jack Ingram, and Bruce Robison (and various multiple collaborators during The Next Waltz sessions). Be sure to check out the Blue Light compilation, Monday Night Lights. It's 50 songs by 50 Blue Light songwriters for 50 dollars. All proceeds go directly to Blue Light staff during this trying time. Check out mondaynightlights.com to purchase.Check out Episode sponsor Blue Light Live. Check out their line of merch here -> www.bluelightlubbock.comThis episode is sponsored by Wicker’s Mesquite Smoked Jalapeno Jelly. Use the code "NEWSLANG" at checkout for 10% off your order. Order here –> wickerstx.comFollow New Slang on Twitter here, Instagram here, and Facebook here. To order New Slang merch, visit the online store here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

The "Rose Queen" of the Texas Music scene, Terie Lei Moore. Terie Lei is a self-taught, up and coming singer-songwriter who draws her inspiration from Jamie Lin Wilson and Courtney Patton. Tune in, to see what she is currently working on, and how she is making a name for herself on the scene. As always, check out the YouTube video of this episode, to get the full experience!

Part 2 of Jamie Lin Wilson at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. When describing Jamie Wilson's voice, two aspects come to mind: that honeyed tenor twang that's become known as one of the sweetest instruments in modern folk music, and that poignant, poetic, down-to-earth point of view she brings to her songwriting. The spotlight shines brighter than ever on both with Holidays & Wedding Rings, her May 2015 release. Even fans may be surprised to realize it’s the first full-length solo album from one of brightest and busiest stars in her recent years amid the folk/Americana/independent country music scene. Multiple approaches, countless gigs, several years and nearly a million miles into what promises to be a grand career, Jamie Wilson not only runs with a good crowd: she never fails to stand out.

Part 1 of Jamie Lin Wilson at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. When describing Jamie Wilson's voice, two aspects come to mind: that honeyed tenor twang that's become known as one of the sweetest instruments in modern folk music, and that poignant, poetic, down-to-earth point of view she brings to her songwriting. The spotlight shines brighter than ever on both with Holidays & Wedding Rings, her May 2015 release. Even fans may be surprised to realize it’s the first full-length solo album from one of brightest and busiest stars in her recent years amid the folk/Americana/independent country music scene. Multiple approaches, countless gigs, several years and nearly a million miles into what promises to be a grand career, Jamie Wilson not only runs with a good crowd: she never fails to stand out.

Imagine this:  You are in college and after attending a few live musical performances you decide it’s something you yourself just might like to do with your life: sing and play onstage, for a living...  But you haven’t really sang since you were in high school and you don’t play an instrument.  How would this even be possible?  Would you imagine that by fast-forwarding your life by just a year that you would be singing and playing guitar in a band?  Well, this is pretty much the story of Texas Country singer and songwriter, Jamie Lin Wilson!  Jamie Lin Wilson’s music career was something that she hadn’t really even considered until attending those live shows with her cousin in college.  But as soon as she got her first guitar, it was full steam ahead.  She started playing open mic nights in College Station and within a year she was singing lead and harmony vocals as a member of The Gougers. After spending time in The Gougers as well as the all-female group, The Trishas, Jamie has gone on to focus on her career as a solo artist. As a mother and a wife, her life as a touring musician hasn’t been easy, but her determination and perseverance has allowed it all to work out. Jamie’s latest record, and her second full-length solo album, “Jumping Over Rocks” can be picked up by clicking HERE. Sit back and enjoy the episode! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

Host Jason Wickens sits down with the traveling, singing, song-writing mama Jamie Lin Wilson. They chat about her long time association and influence on the Texas music scene. Life experiences as an artist, mother and band member. And the sometimes harsh realities of managing the day to day tasks of an independent artist.

In the episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Kyle Carter to talk about a whole lot of live music. We talk about his involvement in the Songwriters Sessions, Songwriters Festival, and his own creation, Mile 0 Fest. Kyle and his family were living, what most consider to be a "comfortable life," but something was missing. After falling in love with Key West, Kyle sold it all and took his love for music to his newly beloved island paradise. Living a "comfortable life" may sound good on paper, but in the end, going after your dreams is what LIFE is all about. More on Mile 0 Fest - (Jan 28 - Feb 1) Mile 0 Fest was founded in 2017, with its first year of production being 2018. It was created on the principle of producing a festival that checked all of the boxes:  Fantastic Line-Up – that has repeat and fan favorites back every year, but also brings in new faces, and fresh talent. The best in Red Dirt Americana Location, Location, Location – A destination that was enjoyable for everyone! Key West has everything, beaches, fishing, water-sports, history, shopping, dining, dancing, its the perfect vacation. Fan Bliss – A festival that puts the fans first. No overcrowding here, we are a boutique festival with an attendance cap.  Over a short period of time, our attendees have become family. With almost every state represented, music fans from all over the country come together once a year to celebrate the common thread that binds them. The Love of great music. Flexibility – You want to come as a VIP and have all of your lodgings, passes, and extras are taken care of with a one-stop-shop? You got it! We have an incredible concierge staff that can make that happen. You want to book everything yourself and just get a pass to the festival? We can do that too! (Check out the Packages and Passes page for more detailed information)  What is Mile 0 Fest? Mile 0 Fest is a 4 Day Red Dirt/Americana Music Festival in Paradise (aka Key West).  When is Mile 0 Fest? The third annual Mile 0 Fest will be January 28th-February 1st. We have our Duval Street Kick-Off Party on Tuesday, January 28th, 2020. It is open to the public and is a free show for everyone. So although the festival is a four-day festival, you want to come in the day before and enjoy the kick-off party.  Where is Mile 0 Fest? Mile 0 Fest is held in Key West, Florida. We utilize numerous stages all over the island with our biggest stage being the Truman Waterfront Park Amphitheater. Local venues like The Smokin’ Tuna, Irish Kevin’s, Durty Harry’s, Viva Saloon, The Southernmost Beach Resort & Cafe, The Southernmost House, Sunset Pier, Cowboy Bill’s, Key West Theater, The San Carlos Institute, Fury Cruises and many more are also utilized throughout the week to provide ample opportunity to check out Key West while enjoying your favorite Red Dirt/Americana Artists.  Who Plays Mile 0 Fest? Only the best in Red Dirt & Americana. Past year’s performers have included, Trampled By Turtles, Turnpike Troubadours, Stoney Larue, Shinyribs, Mike & The Moonpies, Jamie Lin Wilson, Jamie Wyatt, John Moreland, John Fullbright, American Aquarium, The Great Divide, Cody Canada & The Departed, Bonnie Bishop, Todd Snider, Paul Thorn, Pat Green, Jason Boland & The Stragglers, The Mavericks, Walt & Tina Wilkins, Jason Eady, Courtney Patton, William Clark Green and many more. 2020’s line-up is looking to be the biggest yet with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Robert Earl Keen, Randy Rogers Band & Whiskey Myers taking the headlining spots. Click HERE to see the full 2020 line-up and past year’s line-ups.  Website: https://mile0fest.com Intsagram: https://www.instagram.com/mile0festkeywest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mile0festkeywest Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mile0Fest Florida Weekly Article: https://keywest.floridaweekly.com/articles/mile-0-fest

La portada de este capítulo es para las nuevas canciones del cantante tejano Malford Milligan junto a su banda holandesa The Southern Aces. El maestro nos vuelve a desarmar con su infinita belleza vocal. Además, escuchamos a uno de los nuevos talentos del productor Dave Cobb, Dillon Carmichael. En territorio Americana invitamos a Dee White, soberbio trabajo el que nos acaba de presentar. Nos vamos al blues canalla de Mick Kolassa y estrenamos el sencillo de Robert Randolph & The Family Band para el sello Provogue. Cerramos con dos magníficas tejanas, Carson McHorne y Jamie Lin Wilson. Gracias por escuchar, compartir y apoyar. Viva la radio.

La portada de este capítulo es para las nuevas canciones del cantante tejano Malford Milligan junto a su banda holandesa The Southern Aces. El maestro nos vuelve a desarmar con su infinita belleza vocal. Además, escuchamos a uno de los nuevos talentos del productor Dave Cobb, Dillon Carmichael. En territorio Americana invitamos a Dee White, soberbio trabajo el que nos acaba de presentar. Nos vamos al blues canalla de Mick Kolassa y estrenamos el sencillo de Robert Randolph & The Family Band para el sello Provogue. Cerramos con dos magníficas tejanas, Carson McHorne y Jamie Lin Wilson. Gracias por escuchar, compartir y apoyar. Viva la radio.

Von’s Irish bar escapades, “brawlers and boozers episode,” Green Day side projects, Rachel interviews Jamie Lin Wilson. Find Caleb Caudle’s IndieGoGo here! Music in the episode: Pete Mancini - “DUI Blues” (Single) St. Louis & The Walking Dead - “Supernova” (Blue Moon Shuffle) Joshua Ray Walker - “Canyon” (Wish You Were Here) Cody Jinks - “Lifers” (Lifers) 500 Miles to Memphis - “No Doubt About It” (Blessed Be the Damned) Blank Range - “Radio” AND “Proximity” (In Unison) Bob Sumner - “Worn Down Boy” (Wasted Love Songs) These Wild Plains - “Fast & Blue” (Distant Ways) Saddlemen - “Indiana” (Single) Brother Dege - “Country Come To Town” (Farmer’s Almanac) “Death & Life” “Alice” “Oklahoma Stars” Jamie Lin Wilson Interview Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

On this episode, singer Jamie Lin Wilson talks with Jackson about her latest project "Jumping Over Rocks" and current tour. Listen to "Jumping Over Rocks": http://smarturl.it/JumpingOverRocks Check out her tour dates: https://jamielinwilson.com Follow Jamie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamielinwilson Follow Jackson on Twitter: twitter.com/jacksonneill20 Follow Jackson on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jacksonneill20/ Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCTXNE7MmwrTXNB9iPSuQEEQ SPONSOR: Believe the Hype Twitter: twitter.com/believehypeshop Instagram: www.instagram.com/believehypeshop/ Anything Goes w/ Jackson Neill is published throughout the week so check back in regularly for new episodes. Check out Jackson's feed for the Jackson Neill Sports Podcast and Jackson Neill Music Podcast updated throughout the week. 12-18-18

Episode 65 of the New Slang Podcast is with singer-songwriter Jamie Lin Wilson. She’s hot off releasing her newest album, Jumping Over Rocks. We caught up with her on a snowy Lubbock evening at The Blue Light last weekend where she opened up for American Aquarium. During this interview, we talk about the songs on … Continue reading The New Slang Podcast: Episode 065 Jamie Lin Wilson →Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

Jamie Lin Wilson sits down with Sarah at Fort Worth Live (with a little "background noise" from the club downstairs) to talk about her new record "Jumping Over Rocks" and idea to really give this project a vibe and a sound that would stand out from her previous albums.

This week, we're coming to you live from Medicine Stone 2018, where we are joined by the amazingly talented and equally awesome Jamie Lin Wilson! We discuss what the term "country" means nowadays and of course her new album Jumping Over Rocks, available October 26th! Find Jamie Lin Wilson online: jamielinwilson.com Facebook.com/jamielinwilson instagram.com/jamielinwilson twitter.com/jamielinwilson Find us online: countryhodgepodge.com Instagram.com/countryhodgepodge Facebook.com/countryhodgepodge Twitter.com/cntryhodgepodge Youtube - https://bit.ly/2xUYbLK

This week, we recap the CMAs, talk about Jamie Lin Wilson's best songs and seeing her in concert, and Kevin doesn't know when I hit record. Site: countryhodgepodge.com Instagram: countryhodgepodge Facebook: Facebook.com/countryhodgepodge Twitter: @cntryhodgepodge

On Episode 036, we are joined by singer-songwriter Jamie Lin Wilson. On Tuesday afternoon, Wilson and I sat down in an empty Blue Light for a lengthy conversation that touched on the previous night’s Singer-Songwriter Competition (which Wilson had judged), writing songs with Evan Felker of Turnpike Troubadours, her numerous other collaborations over the years, … Continue reading The New Slang Podcast: Episode 036 Jamie Lin Wilson →Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

Genuine is a perfect adjective for this episode of the Defining Audacity Radio Show. That adjective definitely describes our featured artist, Ms. Jamie Lin Wilson. We also highlight an amazing coffee company that's trying to change the world from Dalhart, Texas. #liveonpurpose

Jamie Lin Wilson might be the most genuine singer/songwriter that we've had on the Defining Audacity Radio Show. She is awesome! We sat down and visited with Jamie on the slopes of Red River, New Mexico. We talked to her about motherhood, writing songs about murder and her goals, dreams and aspirations. #liveonpurpose