Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Vintage Caravan – Reset
Vintage Caravan would not be afraid to tell you that they love 70’s vintage Rock and Roll. Heck, the band name practically yells it out front and center. Gateways, the new record, is tremendous. Don’t believe us, check this tune out.
Live Video of the Day: Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris
Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris teamed up in 2006 for the album All The Roadrunning. This version from the live release, Real Live Roadrunning, Is sublime.
Video of the Day: Richard Ashcroft – Surprised By The Joy
You know him as the lead singer for The Verve and their hit song “Bittersweet Symphony,” but you need to be hip to his solo scene.
Video of the Day: First Aid Kit – Rebel Heart
The new record is a slow burner towards the top of any self respecting top 10 albums list. Here is the latest video, “Rebel Heart.”
Live Video of the Day: Marcus King Band – Where I’m Headed (Conan on TBS)
Think of The Tedeschi Trucks Band or Warren Haynes here. He hasn’t released a new record in a couple of years, but his new one is bound to be a scorcher.
Video of the Day: J.D. McPherson – Lucky Penny
J.D. McPherson is a tough artist to pigeon hole. Last years record, Let the Good Times Roll, was a bit on the Country Rockabilly side while his latest effort, Undivided Heart and Soul, is more of a straight up Rock affair. Either way, this is a top-notch artist worth your ear-tention.
Video of the Day: Leftover Salmon – Southern Belle
Mostly known as a jam band, Leftover Salmon plays it pretty much straight on this one from their new record, Something Higher.
Video of the Day: Gorilla Riot – Bad Son
This hard rocking hard partying band from Manchester England has a bit of early Rolling Stones, some Black Crowes and a bit of country in them. They are a band to watch.
Video of the Day: Spiders -Dead Or Alive
There is not a whole lot new under this Rock and Roll sun. This Swedish four-piece female fronted band are unabashed torch bearers for late 70’s early 80’s glory days Rock and Roll. You know, when music was cool.
Rock Is The New Roll 