The Roots Rock group The Devil Makes Three has another record coming out on August 24th, The Chains Are Broken.
Category: Americana
Video of the Day: Marty Stuart – Time Don’t Wait
If you have a chance, make sure you catch Marty Stuart touring with Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn of the Byrds playing the iconic album Sweetheart of the Rodeo from front to back. This song is from last Years highly excellent record, Way Out West.
Video of the Day: Cowboy Junkies – All That Reckoning, Pt. 1
The Cowboy Junkies are back and yes, better than ever. The new record, All That Reckoning, is dark in places, dense in others, and always brilliant. This one ranks among there best.
Live Video of the Day: Chris Stapleton – Amanda (Live at the Grand Ole Opry)
Chris and Morgane Stapleton absolutely tear up the Waylon Jennings classic live and on stage at the Grand Ole Opry. Just seeing Chris Stapleton without a hat on is worth the price of admission alone.
Song of the Day: Shooter Jennings – Denim and Diamonds
The new Shooter Jennings (Son of Waylon) record coming out later in the year is sure to be a great one. In the meantime, wet your whistle on the first single to be released.
Video of the Day: The Punch Brothers – Like It’s Going Out of Style
The latest video from All Ashore. Available now.
Live Video of the Day: Blackberry Smoke – Run Away From It All (Live From Southern Ground)
Very much in the mold of The Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd by way of .38 Special and The Marshall Tucker Band, Blackberry Smoke should very much be on your Southern Rock radar. This one is from their highly excellent 2018 record, Find a Light.
Live Video of the Day: Donna The Buffalo – Swing That Thing (Jam in the Van)
Donna The Buffalo the feel good Roots Rock/Americana band out of Trumansburg, N.Y. joins the Jam in the Van crew for a zydeco romp and roll.
Video of the Day: John Prine – Knockin’ On Your Screen Door
For his latest record, The Tree of Forgiveness, John Prine locked himself in a room at the Omni hotel in Nashville with dozens of notebooks, scraps of paper, and other bits and pieces of songs he had laying around the house and completed the tunes that ended up to be on the album. The result was a tremendous album with songwriting on par with his best work. The video shows John hanging out with some musician friends as he bounces around Nashville having fun just being John Prine.
