In Plain Site, the latest record from Neal Francis is destined to be on many a list for record of the year. “Can’t, Stop the Rain” is the latest single to be released from the album and features a filthy slide guitar interlude courtesy of Derek Trucks.
Category: Of the Day
Song of the Day: Dana Countryman – Mrs. Sunshine
This very aptly named song comes from Dana Countryman’s latest record, Pop Scrapbook. The song, a collaboration with Klaatu’s Terry Draper and Scott McPherson, sounds like it time travelled right from 1975 with a scent of ELO, lots of Klaatu and even a bit of Queen wafting in the air.
Video of the Day: Mitski – Working For The Knife
Mitski is working on her first new music since 2018. And, if “Working for the Knife” is any indication her new record to be released in 2022 is certainly destined to be atmospherically epic.
Video of the Day: Kris Rodgers And The Dirty Gems – Don’t Turn Around
This freshly minted video is from the new record, Still Dirty, Out now on Wicked Cool Records
Video of the Day: Crown Lands – White Buffalo
From their recently released E.P. White Buffalo. Think Led Zeppelin with a touch of Rush thrown in for good measure. These Canadian Rockers should be high on your musical radar.
Video of the Day: Sting – Rushing Water
Sting is working on a new record to be released later this year. In the meantime, here is his latest single and video from The Bridge to be released in November.
Video of the Day: Jack Broadbent – I Love Your Rock and Roll
This semi low-fi Boogie tune courtesy of Jack Broadbent will have you reaching back for your Canned Heat or Little Feet records.
Video of the Day: Charley Crockett – Music City USA
A fan favorite in the halls of Rock is the New Roll HQ. This is from his new record.
Song of the Day: Chapell – Gold
A slick radio pop song that will bring to mind Steely Dan or late era Fleetwood Mac. Greg Kihn could have done a proper cover of this one back in the day as well.
Song of the Day: Creamer – Hideaway
Nashville’s Phillip Creamer delivers a ’70s style power ballad.
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