I got this link via the Nine Bullets blog, a download of an album from these southern rockers. A gargantuan sound with just the fire and fervour I like, lots of twang, a bit of Drive By Truckers and a hell of a lot of attitude. You can download it here and decide what you want to pay for it.
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Blabber’n'smoke- Tiny Television. Just This Side of Everything. May 21, 2013San Francisco based Tiny Television released their fine debut, Mission Statement, back in 2009. A dusty Dobro driven slice of classic Americana its weathered well and still gets played in the Blabber’n'Smoke habitat. Four years down the line and one successful Kickstarter campaign later Just This Side of Everything crawls into the light of day […]Paul Kerr
- Charlie Parr. Barnswallow. Tin Angel Records May 14, 2013Most folk probably think of Appalachian mountains and woods or fetid Southern climes when it comes to the rootsiest Americana music. Charlie Parr, who comes across as a dyed in the wool backwoodsman reminds us that the frozen north, home of strip mining and decaying industrial landscapes has its own history. Duluth, Minnesota is his […]Paul Kerr
- Ruth Moody. These Wilder Things. True North Records May 12, 2013Taking some time out from her regular gig as a member of the Wailin’ Jennies Ruth Moody releases her second solo album just in time to promote her UK tour which includes a six night stint at the Royal Albert Hall as a special guest of Mark Knopfler. Knopfler appears on These Wilder Things along […]Paul Kerr
- The Quiet American and Pharis & Jason Romero. May 8, 2013Husband and wife duo Aaron and Nicole Keim, collectively known as The Quiet American have come up with a neat concept on their album Wild Bill Jones. While it’s not as well known as similar songs such as Stagger Lee or Long Black Veil Wild Bill Jones is a staple of the old time country […]Paul Kerr
- Bow Thayer and Perfect Trainwreck. Eden April 30, 2013Vermont based Bow Thayer takes a mighty stride forward on Eden, his third album with his Perfect Trainwreck set up. Originally from Boston Thayer has featured in several bands as he has pursued his version of a driving folk, country and blues sound with his weapon of choice these days being an electric banjo. Eden […]Paul Kerr
- Sarah McQuaid. The Plum Tree And The Rose April 28, 2013Inevitably there are albums sent to Blabber’n'Smoke that just don’t get reviewed. Some aren’t very good, others just get swallowed up in the pending pile and by the time we get around to them the release date has been and gone so we move on to the next and more current contender. However with the […]Paul Kerr
- Craig John Davidson. The Last Laugh. Fat Hippy Records April 27, 2013It’s off up to Aberdeen for this one. Craig John Davidson is a native of the granite city and The Last Laugh, his fourth release, is his first for the very fine Aberdonian Indy label, Fat Hippy Records. A one man band, Davidson plays all of the sounds on the album apart from some strings […]Paul Kerr
- Marshall/Peery Project. Life’s Too Short April 24, 2013The creative duo behind this band are guitarist ( multi instrumentalist actually) Kenny Marshall and lyricist Kevin W. Peery. An odd set up in Americana land as I can’t recall anyone else having this type of relationship (although I probably stand to be corrected). Indeed Elton John with Bernie Taupin and Procul Harum with Keith […]Paul Kerr
- The Wynntown Marshals. The Long Haul. April 21, 2013It’s been a turbulent few years for The Wynntown Marshals with arrivals and departures (including guitarist Iain Barbour and drummer Keith Jones) that might have derailed lesser bands. However they’ve ploughed on with their other guitar wizard Iain Sloan picking up the baton dropped by Jones as the band’s indefatigable publicist and also employing an […] […]Paul Kerr
- Kinky Friedman. Bi Polar Tour Live From Woodstock April 15, 2013What is there to say about Kinky Friedman that doesn’t sound as if it’s been dreamed up by a John Waters type screenwriter hoping to capture a warped vision of the American dream? Riding on the first wave of country rock in the early seventies he formed the Texas Jewboys, an outfit that thrilled and […]Paul Kerr
- Tiny Television. Just This Side of Everything. May 21, 2013
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