From their 2018 record, Go To School The Lemon Twigs, one of the more interesting bands to come out in quite some time, lay down a late era beach boys influenced song on the Jools Holland show.
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Video of the Day: Rebel Priest – Electric Lady
Their new record does not come out until November 22nd. But, in the meantime, you can savor this little slice of Rock and Roll pie.
Best Albums of 2019: North Mississippi All Stars – Up And Rolling

Cody and Luther Dickinson, sons of the late Jim Dickinson, have opened up their musical Mississippi home to the rest of us with their brilliant Blues Boogie L.P. Up and Rolling.
Their debut record for New West, working for a semi-major label hasn’t slowed these Cats one bit, and while the production does seem a bit more glossy and less ramshackle than their previous affairs, the result is no less appealing and their boogie till the break of dawn spirit flag is still waiving proudly.
Calling on a gaggle of talented friends to lend a hand in the making of this record in their family studio in the hill country of Mississippi, there is never a dull moment, and every track has a live feel to it especially on their reading of Little Walter Johnson’s “Mean Old World” featuring Duane Betts and Jason Isbell on guitar with Isbell also handling lead vocal duties.
Mavis Staples complements the band perfectly on her own Staples Singers cover of “What You Gonna Do,” and keeping up the family tradition, Cedric Burnside choogles up the joint on his uncle R.L.’s tune “Out on the Road.”
The core group, Luther and Cody Dickinson, Thomas A. Dorsey, Carl Dufrene, and Sharisse Norman are a well seasoned outfit that has played together for many years and the many guests that appear here have jammed with the band all over the Mississippi Delta in one form or another. The fits like a glove partnerships on this record should serve to push this record to the front of many year end best-of lists, genre be damned.
Video of the Day: Rick Berlin & The Nickel and Dime Band – My Little Hula Girl
Embarking on a Tiki Bar pub crawl inspired by “My Little Hula Girl,” this one is from their fun and highly excellent new album Great Big House.
Song of the Day: The Down ‘N’ Outz – Goodnight Mr. Jones
The latest from Def Leppard’s Joe Eliot’s side-piece band. Here they forge their own identity apart from their Mott The Hoople fan boy cover songs.
Live Video of the Day: Dale Watson – The Dumb Song
His 2019 record, Call Me Lucky, is a strong contender for Honky Tonk album of the year. Here, the Texas Troubadour provides the back story to one of the songs, and sings it live on The Texas Music Scene.
Video of the Day: Vincent Neil Emerson – Fly On Willie’s Wall
Hailing from the small town of Myrtle, Texas Vincent Neil Emerson is as true as Country gets. His new Record, Fried Chicken and Evil Women, can stand right up there next to Charlie Crockett and Colter Wall. “Well I’m as drunk as an uncle in a Walmart parking lot, blaring Margaritaville and taking up teo spots.” He sings like George Strait with a Bob Wills soul.
Video of the Day: Dirty Honey – Rolling 7’s
The latest video from the bands recently released debut E.P..
Live Video of the Day: Dawes – A Little Bit of Everything (Live From Here with Chris Thile)
The last song on their 2011 release Nothing is Wrong “A Little Bit of Everything” tells the story about a desperate man who is about to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge. As he hoists his first leg over the rail his journey is interrupted. Spoiler alert, it ends well on this gripping version of a song that should savored with multiple listens.
Song of the Day: Robbie Robertson – Once Were Brothers
The theme song for the recently released documentary about the last days of Robbie Robertson and the band, this song from his latest release, Sinematic, features Citizen Cope and J.S. Ondara on backing vocals.
