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Tag Archives: country rock
CERI JUSTICE – Walk In Shadow
March 23, 2022

Ceri Justice 2022 Sad-eyed lady of the Midlands crosses the line between cold confusion and hot affection. If there ever was such a sub-genre as “Black Country rock” to span the outcrop of artists from around Birmingham area, Ceri Justice … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceri Justice, country rock
ERIC DEVRIES – Song & Dance Man
November 9, 2021

MiG Music 2021 Prairie winds blow Appalachian aroma from the fields of Netherlands on a platter that may become one’s fellow traveler. When a record’s first words are “I’ve got a truckload of curses” and the underlying strum is infectious, … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, country rock, Eric Devries, folk rock
LESLIE HUNT – Ascend
July 25, 2021

Spirit Of Unicorn Music 2021 One of the smartest American singers crosses genres frontiers to finally come into her own. There always was a feeling that Leslie Hunt has been torn between her status as a prominent participant of “American … Continue reading
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Tagged country rock, Leslie Hunt, pop
TAMARA L. WILSON – Let It Go
July 7, 2021

Tamara L. Wilson 2021 North Carolinian singer-songwriter’s fourth mini-album sends good vibes out to the world to establish her listener’s well-being. From her lone longplayer to the string of EPs – of which “Let It Go” is the latest – … Continue reading
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Tagged country rock, Joey Stuckey, pop, Tamara L. Wilson
CARL WEINGARTEN – Ember Days
June 23, 2021

Multiphase 2021 Stalwart of progressive underground weathers the circumstances to feed those deprived of feeling most melodic meals. Four decades on since his recording debut, Carl Weingarten must have been used to the changes that happen around him, but those … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Weingarten, country rock, guitar, Michael Manring


