Sure, they haven’t quite lived up to the hype from their earlier days, but all things considered, they are a properly good live band.
Category: Of the Day
Live Video of the Day: Elizabeth Cook – Thick Georgia Woman (Ditty TV)
Live from Memphis on Ditty T.V. Elizabeth Cook sings a song from her recently released record, Aftermath. And, of course, don’t sleep on her Outlaw Radio shadow on Sirius XM.
Video of the Day: Moon Taxi – One Step Away
The new record doesn’t come out until next year but here is a little placeholder of a single from this Nashville-based band that is actually cool.
Video of the Day: Black Stone Cherry – Again
Several nods to Lynyrd Skynrd the boys from Black Stone Cherry prove yet again that rock is not dead.
Song of the Day: Oceanator – Heartbeat
Elise Okusami, aka Oceanator, has been playing music in some form since she was 9 years old. Here, she brings to mind Vampire Weekend on this upbeat semi-romper.
Video of the Day: King Pari – Sunshine
It’s about time we got some good old sunshine Pop in our veins. For Pete’s sake, summer is basically over. Put this on your pool-side playlist.
Song of the Day: Zephaniah Ohara – We Planned To Have It All
If you have not given your ears the pleasure of hearing Zephaniah Ohar’s 2017 album This Highway, do so post-haste. Here, as he gets ready to lay out his new record later in the year he channels Glen Campbell ’70s Smooth-Country in epic fashion.
Video of the Day: Humbird – Pharmakon
From the Minneapolis based Indi-Pop group Humbirds 2019 release, Pharmakon, a subtle gem of a record that should be reaching more ears.
Video of the Day: The Alligator Wine – Sweetheart on Fire
With only a keyboard/Synthesizer and drums The Alligator Wine are sort of a modern-day Lee Michaels and Frosty. Vintage Blues Rock delivered analog style. The new record, Demons of the Mind, was released way back in April.
Video of the Day: The Reverend Shawn Amos – Troubled Man
The Reverend Shawn Amos, his father is famous and makes a mean chocolate chip cookie, lays it down quarantine style on this one from the very much worth checking out album, Blue Sky.
Rock Is The New Roll 