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Some bands can cross over the boundaries in popular music and The Kentucky Headhunters are one of them. Having first heard them in the 1980’s (yes, I’m old) they have

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Some people think it is weird that we promote other radio stations or websites. Our position is that we exist to help you learn about new music from our artists.

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We have known about this song for awhile now and glad we can finally share it with you. “Party Time” is a new song by Donnie Vie. You  may know

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Willie Nelson is 89 years old. So, talking about funerals is not really a topic he likes to discuss. Most of his contemporaries are in the same age bracket and

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Jethro Tull is back with “The Zealot Gene.” How long have they been around? Not long enough in our minds. The band are named after the 18th-century British agriculturist, Jethro

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Besides three album releases in three years, Ryan Adams has helped produce too many albums for other artists to list here. We could, but that’s a LOT of typing and

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Some would say we are close to the end of the world. Destruction, pandemics, cats and dogs getting along, and the joining together of different musicians. Who thought Bing Crosby

Continue readingRy Cooder and Taj Mahal, No That Isn’t A Typo

Take a dash of Soft Cell and add a little Pet Shop Boys and what do you get? Well the song “Purple Zone” of course. Want me to explain it

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Blues legend, Ronnie Earl, has released a new album called “Mercy Me” with his band the Broadcasters. There are several great songs on the album, but we chose “Your Love

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