Search results for 'jason and and and the and scorchers'
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Wildfires + Misfires (Yep Roc). Review by James Mann.
JASON AND THE SCORCHERS WILDFIRES + MISFIRES Yep Roc Too rock for CMT, too country for MTV, Jason and the Scorchers have had to exist for 20 years just being a great fucking band. But the world is littered with the bones of the greats, and it's to the everlasting credit of Jason Ringenberg, Warner ...
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All Over Creation (Yep Roc). Review by Sean Slone.
JASON RINGENBERG ALL OVER CREATION Yep Roc Jason Ringenberg was alt-country before it even had a name. With his band Jason & the Scorchers, the yelping tenor produced some of the finest rip-snorting cow punk the world has ever heard. His solo career has been a bit of a hit and miss endeavor however ...
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Jason Ringenberg,Empire Builders,Yep Roc,Sean Slone
JASON RINGENBERG EMPIRE BUILDERS Yep Roc There’s a part of me that will always think Jason Ringenberg’s voice just sounds odd without Warner Hodges’s fiery guitar licks backing him up. As the two most visible members of Jason & the Scorchers, they seemed to goose each other to greater heights in their ...
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Volume 1 (Illbilly). Review by Matt Thompson.
DROPPED ON THE HEAD VOLUME 1 Illbilly Frankly, for this old-school fan of country music, the whole cowpunk thing has become a bit tiresome. True, for someone like myself who discovered The Sex Pistols well after he learned of the glory of Hank Williams, the idea of combining country themes with punk ...
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Thus Always to Tyrants (Sugar Hill). Review by Sean Slone.
SCOTT MILLER & THE COMMONWEALTH THUS ALWAYS TO TYRANTS Sugar Hill When you break up one of the best live bands in the country, you better have a good second act to follow it up. Scott Miller's band The V-Roys called it a day as the new millennium dawned, playing their final show on December 31, 1999 ...
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October 1999 :: Music M-N :: Jerry Dale McFadden (James Mann)
Jerry Dale McFadden This Girl Plug Jerry Dale McFadden, as a sideman, has twinkled the ivories for such artists as Owsley, Jason and the Scorchers and the Mavericks. On this solo release he starts off well, with the title cut that sounds like Hunky Dory -period David Bowie, with what seems to be helium ...
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August 1998 :: Music C-F :: Edges from the Postcard 2 (James Mann)
Edges from the Postcard 2 Various Artists Twangfest Forget Dolly the sheep, or the Concorde -- this is the finest result of high tech we've yet witnessed. That's because this compilation of alternative country music was born from Postcard 2, an Internet discussion list, made up of musicians, producers ...
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October 1998 :: Music S-Z :: Tommy Womack (James Mann)
... Past This is one of those records you hand to people when they ask "What's good?" Tommy Womack, author of Cheese Chronicles, about his tenure at the helm of Government Cheese, has fashioned one of the best records I've heard in a long while. His songs are both funny and moving, each one painting a little ...
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Slash And Burn: The Best of BoDeans (London / Slash / Rhino). Review by James Mann.
BODEANS SLASH AND BURN: THE BEST OF BODEANS London / Slash / Rhino We probably didn't realize it then -- and if all you do is go by the K-Tel compilations of the era, you'd never know -- but we were blessed with some rather rockin' music in the 1980s. For every MTV/radio bit of tripe hair metal band ...
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PBS,Sierra Club,The Appalachians,Dualtone,David Whited
THE APPALACHIANS VARIOUS ARTISTS Dualtone The O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack is the best selling collection of Appalachian music ever issued. Yet, while the song selections are very good and the performances and production are top-notch, it is not all that representative of the true Appalachia ...
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