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Tag Archives: country rock
ERIC DEVRIES – Traveler’s Heart
September 4, 2024
Coast To Coast 2024 Lassoing the spirit of Americana, Amsterdam singer-songwriter has a few smiles in store to sprinkle all over his tunes. Starting an album with a lyrical sting seems to become a part of this artist’s modus operandi, … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, country rock, Eric Devries, folk rock, Ia(i)n Matthews
TED BROWN – Solstice Canyon Loop
July 20, 2024
Ted Brown 2024 Across the ocean and down memory lane: a big-city dweller morphs into country man via a variety of keening melodies. Our lives consist of transitional periods between bouts of stability, but an artist must avoid contentment because … Continue reading
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Tagged country rock, Ted Brown
DESOLATION SOUND – Silver Rain
February 17, 2024
Robo Jack 2023 Outlining a new story, Friday Harbor friends find fiery emotions as proof of the future. One year can bring on significant changes. If the Washington ensemble’s 2003 album was all about establishing their name and place on … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, country rock, Desolation Sound
FOGHAT – Sonic Mojo
November 21, 2023
Foghat 2023 Five decades of taking care of sound business bring a new shine to rock ‘n’ roll outlaws’ battle-scarred talisman. One may wonder why this ensemble would bother to issue a fresh album after the longest, not counting the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, boogie rock, Bryan Bassett, country rock, Foghat, Kim Simmonds, Roger Earl, Scott Holt
CARLA OLSON – Have Harmony, Will Travel 3
November 17, 2023
Have Harmony, Will Travel 2023 Country-rock doyenne carries on riding – graceful and rebellious, and with kindred spirits in tow – towards the glory of timelessness. It’s hard to believe but this lady’s individual discography started only in 1987 – … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Clarke, Carla Olson, country, country rock, Gary Myrick, Gene Clark, Laurence Juber