Posts Tagged ‘song’
2 Legit 2 Quit
Goodwin’s second album has been a long time coming but not without just cause.ANTHONY MARIANI
One of Goodwin’s first shows was around 2004 at the now-shuttered Wreck Room.
Corb Lund
Listen UpOn the redundantly titled Horse Soldier! Horse Soldier!, Corb Lund tackles historical subjects that still resonate with the sorts of sentiments that lead young men and women to live as tools of war: the desire to do something e...
Dirt&Earthyvibes
Listen UpAs their name suggests, Dirt&Earthyvibes rely on some down-home growling and rowdy hippie-style hand drums.
Jazz Week
Listen UpRussian-born Dallasite Manya Repnikova writes songs that manage to capture the electricity of moments like those just before a Texas-sized thunderstorm unleashes its payload.
Bruising
Locals The Black Bonnets dig deep into the past to unearth some brutal beauty.JOSHUA LOEWEN
I love to see musicians squirm,” David Matsler said, beaming his best shit-eating grin over a half-finished glass of whiskey.
Carlene Carter
Listen UpCarlene Carter’s first CD of new material since 1995, Stronger, is an independent woman’s coming-to-terms-with-the-world-of-broken-hearts collection of country and occasionally country-rock songs. There is some heal...
Malcolm Holcombe
Listen UpMalcolm Holcombe sounds like a hillbilly sort of Tom Waits as he delivers keeping-a-used-car-on-the road sort of greasy Appalachian-based folk-blues on his excellent new Gamblin’ House.
Class from the Past
Fort Worthian Betty Buckley enjoys a resurgence of sorts, much to one writer’s glee.Tom Geddie
A gift from 40 years ago arrived in the mail just before Christmas, a CD called Betty Buckley 1967, with the semi-iconic Fort Worth entertainer smiling playfully on the cover.
Lou Vargo
Listen UpThese days, a CD titled American Disaster might sound like a political statement.