Beth Hart is a consistent favorite of ours. Here’s hoping a new record is just around the corner.
Category: Rock Chicks
Rock Chick of the Day: Doro – All For Metal
Doro raises the roof on this Heavy Metal Anthem. With apologies to Lizzie Gale, Doro, Decades into her career, is the reigning supreme goddess of Metal.
MTV Video of the Day: Pat Benatar – I’m Gonna Follow You (Number 30)
Pat Benatar’s “I’m Gonna Follow You” was the 30th video to be played on the fledgling television network.
Rock Chick of the Day: Mitski – Nobody
The new record, Be the Cowboy, is highly superb. The vibe with Mitski is part Cat Power part Jenny Lewis, and all cool.
Rock Chick of the Day: Odetta Hartman – Widow’s Peak
The vibe here is a totally entrancing one of Indie Appalachian Pop. If there is no such genre, there is now. The new record is called Old Rockhounds Never Die, and it is a slow burner stunner of a record. Multiple listens will reward the listener with the discovery of a new favorite artist.
Video of the Day: Lera Lynn – Wolf Like Me
He latest record, Plays Well With Others, is a subtle and often brilliant effort. As the album title would indicate the record includes collaborations with John Paul White, Rodney Crowell, Shovels & Rope, Nicole Atkins, and more. This is a grower of a record in the best of senses.
Rock Chick of the Day: Halestorm – Uncomfortable
Often compared to Joan Jett, Lzzy Hale and Halestorm are the preeminent female led Rock and Roll band in the game. The new record, Vicious, is a delicious headbanging combination of Heavy Metal and good old fashioned Rock and Roll.
Rock Chick of the Day: Kobra and the Lotus – Black Velvet
This 1930’s vintage lounge version of the Alanna Myles classic is sultry and cool all at the same time.
Live Video of the Day: Marcella and Her Lovers – I’m Your Puppet
I Listen To Memphis is a stellar new YouTube channel that is designed to bring to your ears the sites and sounds of the highly underrated Memphis Blues scene. This one features Marcella and her Lovers with Spooner Oldham covering “I’m Your Puppet.”
