Defining Americana Music
Drew Kennedy - Alone, But Not Lonely (Live) (Free Download) There is something warm and soothing about live acoustic music. It allows the singer to paint a picture with his lyrics with amazing clarity and passion. When you combine well written lyrics along with...
Tom Savage Trio- The County Line Kingston, Ontario's Tom Savage fourth studio album called The County Line recently founds its way to my ears. Even though it is a 2008 release it deserves your attention if you haven't heard it. ...
Marley's Ghost - Ghost Town Ever ask yourself what has happened to real music as you search your radio dial….looking for anything that sounds appealing? The music is still out there, you just need to look in the right places. Some...
Jeremy Porter - Party of One After listening to “Party of One,” Jeremy Porter’s debut solo CD, it’s easy to see what makes Americana music a deeper listen than pure Pop. Both genres share the synthesis of multiple source genres,...
Drunk On Crutches - People.Places.Things. Have you ever decided to listen to new CD, not knowing what to expect? Sure you have. And when the first song starts, you are not only surprised, but ready to hear what’s next? Well, that’s what happened...
Dec
27
2009
Category : Blog, Podcasts, The Americana Spotlight
On this week’s edition of The Americana Spotlight, I interview Brandon Sampson who is the lead singer for the Rochester, MN band Six Mile Grove. Their latest CD entitled Steel Mule came out in 2009. In the interview, Brandon talks about the impacts of his small hometown of Lyle, MN on the band as well as his ties to long time Johnny Cash guitarist Bob Wootton. You can learn more about Six Mile Grove at their website www.sixmilegrove.com.
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