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October 1999 :: Music E-G :: Freakwater (Phil Bailey)
Freakwater End Time Thrill Jockey Mention country music, and most people think Shania Twain, Randy Travis or Hank Jr. But for real country music, these days you have to look towards Freakwater. Ignoring the country-in-name-only sound coming out of Nashville, these Chicago women have created their own ...
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M. Ward's recent Chicago gig saw the crowd becoming much more active participants in the performance. Chris Catania reports from the frontlines.
M. WARD FREAKWATER Chicago, IL January 29th by Chris Catania Colleen Catania Freakwater's Catherine Irwin Being inside the Park West and just beyond the icy teeth of the Chicago chill was like jumping on a warm and cozy time-traveling railcar and jetting back to a place that seems far off but is really ...
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May 1999 :: SXSW :: Bloodshot Records/The Hideout Bar B Que Party (Phil Bailey)
BLOODSHOT RECORDS/THE HIDEOUT BAR B QUE PARTY WITH JON LANGFORD, THE BLACKS, AND FREAKWATER The Green Mesquite March 20, 1999 by Phil Bailey photos by Phil Bailey Gina Black of the BlacksAfter nasty weather all week, the sun burst out in Austin Saturday afternoon just in time for the Bloodshot Records ...
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I Know Your Troubles Been Long (Bar/None). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... Children: Making Biscuits." With only acoustic guitar, banjo and violin, they evoke the best of Gram Parsons' solo material, with a little bit of Freakwater thrown in for modernity's sake. Unfortunately, as good as the songs mentioned above are, there are songs on here that are as equally bad. Bandleader ...
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The Best of Flatt & Scruggs (Mercury). Review by Phil Bailey.
... Flatt and Earl Scruggs the crown princes of bluegrass. They developed a sound that is still echoing in the songs of Alison Krauss, The Blacks, and Freakwater. Their songs and their sound continue to reverberate in a culture that has nearly forgotten their names, but can still recall "Foggy Mountain ...
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Austin, Texas is home to this eclectic Americana outfit who brings together r...
... this, their fifth album, songwriters Kev Russell and Jimmy Smith are joined by alt-country multi-instrumentalist Max Johnston (Uncle Tupelo, Wilco, Freakwater), keyboard player Claude Bernard, and drummer Keith Langford. The songs touch occasionally on religion, as on "Jesus Christ," a nicely harmonized ...
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Twilight (Carrot Top). Review by Randall J. Stephens.
... duo, Brett and Rennie Sparks, who have been cranking out oddball, cult-of-rusticity songs since the mid-'90s. Comparisons between their music and Freakwater, Clem Snide, and a legion of sorrowful alt-country acts is fitting, but always comes short. Whether you like their witty, melancholic tunes or ...
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The Promise (GarCorps ). Review by James Mann.
BOB EGAN THE PROMISE GarCorps Bob Egan has made a name for himself as being the "man of all strings" for folks such as Wilco, Freakwater, Billy Bragg and dozens more. His subtle steel playing is often the bonding touch on a particular song, and that's perhaps where the problem with this second solo ...
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November 1999 :: Live Ink :: Richard Buckner (Sean Slone)
... present on record. Particularly missed was the presence of Buckner's sometime touring partner, pedal steel player Eric Heywood (now on tour with Freakwater), who in the past added color to Buckner's dark songs. It was the spare, rustic numbers like "Slept" and "Faithful Shooter" from Since that seemed ...
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You Must Be Present to Win (Let's Roll). Review by Phil Bailey.
GRETA LEE YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN Let's Roll In recent months, I've found myself on a pretty strong country music kick. Artists like Freakwater, Dolly Parton, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, and Shelby Lynne have been wafting from the speakers at home and in the car. The disc that has been filling ...
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