We can’t think of a better way to get the new year cranking up than to start with Beth Hart’s scorching live version. This is from her Live at the Albert Hall release. It is very much worth checking out.
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: All Them Witches – Diamond
All Them Witches is one of the better new Rock bands coming out of Nashville. Their new record ATW is out now.
Video of the Day: The Spinanes – Sunday
If you are of a certain age and are from the Pacific Northwest you have heard of the Spinanes. Led by Rebecca Gates and drummer Scott Plouf they have been around since their debut album in 1993 and just released their new record, Manos, in December.
Video of the Day: The Raconteurs – Sunday Driver
Jack White is back making music with his side piece band, The Raconteurs. “Sunday Driver is the A side of a newly released single with “Now That Your Gone” as the also very groovy B side.
Live Video of the Day: Rival Sons – Wild Horses (The Blues Kitchen Presents)
Rival Sons are in the studio right now. In advance of their release early next year we are treated to a fine live version of the Rolling Stones “Wild Horses”. These guys look like real Rock Stars.
Live Video of the Day: Hootie and the Blowfish – I Only Wanna Be With You (The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon)
After a highly successful crossover career Darius Rucker, aka Hootie, has reassembled his band The Blowfish and will be releasing an album in early 2019.
Yet another Nashville act that is tragically under the musical radar, Goodbye June features a trio of cousins that are quietly trying to carry the Rock ‘N’ Roll torch in the 21st century. Forgive them for their Budweiser commercial, everybody needs to make a buck, and listen to their Southern-fried blues and Gospel soul.
Video of the Day: The Record Company – Make It Happen
In 2018 The Record company released All Of This Life, their sophomore album that continued their streak of putting out consistently great Rock ‘N’ Roll in the mold of The Rolling Stones and Iggy Pop and the Stooges.
Video of the Day: Victor Wainwright and the Train – Thank You Lucille
Starting out his musical life as a Roots Rock ‘N’ Roll act, Rufus Wainwright has reinvented himself in fine fashion as a Blues-Rock band. Since he is fronting a piano-based band expect a lot of good times boogie-woogie served with a side order of New Orleans blues. The self-titled new record is tremendous and should be heard by more ears. “Thank You, Lucille” is a tribute to B.B. King and his signature guitar.
Video of the Day: Ash – Confessions In The Pool
Ash, with their latest record, Islands, is quietly proving that they are the masters of the Indie-Pop anthem. The epic sonic scope of this song and the entire record might out them in Foo Fighter territory when it comes to drawing fans to their shows in 2018.
Rock Is The New Roll 