Today’s show is oriented towards singer songwriters and somewhat traditional americana. Dan Sartain redefines cow punk on his new album called Western Hills. Then we go to Detroit where we check out the new music from The Codgers. Another new album from Detroit is from The Whiskey Charmers. We also go to the swamps of Louisiana and hear the new music from Sonny Landreth, Michael Doucet and introduce Lost Bayou Ramblers from New Orleans. Logan Ledger is a new name from California and Ashley McBryde has a solid new record over in Nashville. Finally, down in Canada, we hear the new album from our friend Clara Engel and introduce a band called Fiver.
Black Lips – Get It On Time;
Dan Sartain – When I Was A Cowboy;
The Codgers – Get Things Done;
Bassholes – Daughter;
Black Lips – Get It On Time (Live in CLE);
Logan Ledger – Electric Fantasy;
Ashley McBryde – Never Will;
Aubrie Sellers – My Love Will Not Change;
Broadway Lafayette – Zydeco Music;
Lost Bayou Ramblers – Dans Les Pins;
Michael Doucet – Dites Moi Pas;
The Revelers – Who Who, Yea You;
Sonny Landreth – Many Worlds;
Fiver – Train Leaves Here This Morning;
Gene Clark – Train Leaves Here This Morning;
The Whiskey Charmers – Dirty Pictures;
Clara Engel – To Keep the Ghost at Bay;
The Berries – Along The Water.
Ultimate Painting duet is back with the new album over in UK. Another duet, husband-and-wife Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland are back with the new album of blues standards as Whitehorse. Another husband-and-wife duet, Mark Nicholas and Alison Cotton over in UK, is presented here for the first time as The Left Outsides. We know nothing of Palmyra Delran’s marital status, but she is also back with the new album and almost every song out there features someone to help her in a duet. Speaking of duets, Colin Linden teamed up with Luther Dickinson, and we check that out in this episode. We also hear new music from Rosali Middleman from Philly, Pedro the Lion from Seattle and Lost Bayou Ramblers from Broussard, Louisiana.
