It seems natural for the mighty Gregg Allman to cover a Lynyrd Skynyrd song. Here, he does more than do the song and his great brethren band justice.
Category: Rock
Video of the Day – Gregg Allman – Slip Away
This is from way back in the time capsule, 1998 and the Gregg Allman Just before The Bullets Fly. The video was released in 2019 has a tribute for the legendary bandleader.
Cover Song of the Day: Rival Sons – Long As I Can See The Light (Creedence Clearwater Revival Cover)
Recorded back in 2015 for Record Story Day Jay Buchanan and Rival Sons pretty much slay on their soulful slightly laid back version.
Live Video of the Day: Rival Sons – Open My Eyes (Live at the Compound)
Rock is definitely not dead if Rival Sons have anything to say about the matter. This one is a live semi-studio version of the song from March 2019.
Video of the Day: Jack J Hutchinson – Kiss Your Ass Goodbye
A gritty blend of Zakk Wylde, The Black Crowes, and Black Sabbath this Blues Rocker put himself on the musical map with his 2019 record, Who Feeds The Wolf.
Video of the Day: The Empty Hearts – Run and Hide
A band that gets regular airplay on Little Steven’s Underground Garage, as well as his label Wicke Cool Records, The Empty Hearts, represent the best of the modern British Invasion bands. A Supergroup that includes Eliot Easton of The Cars, Wally Palmer, you know him as the lead singer for The Romantics, and Clem Burke from Blondie.
Video of the Day: The Picturebooks – You Can’t Let Go (feat. Chrissie Hynde)
This bad-ass Blues Rock two-piece mellows their vibe only slightly on this collaboration with The Pretenders Chrissie Hynde.
Video of the Day: Screamin’ Rebel Angels – Oh! My Soul
Sort of a new era female Jerry Lee Lewis, Laura Palmer, front-woman for The Screamin’ Rebel Angels, scorches the earth with her hair on fire vocal style and incendiary guitar chops. Sort of Screaming Jay Hawkins mixed with Jerry Lee Lewis by way of Wanda Jackson on this one.
Video of the Day: Alison Krause and Robert Plant – Gone, Gone, Gone
From the highly excellent record Raising Sand from way back in the day, circa 2007. Plant and Krause were the best Rock God/Americana Icon pairing this side of Emmylou and Mark Knopfler.
Video of the Day: Tainted Lady – Hey Mr. Music Man
Slide right past the horrendous band name and let the music do the talking. Hailing from Denmark, these guys have a unique late ’70s sound that brings to mind Early Styx or a less Proggy Kansas.
