Son Little Shares Tender New Song “Cherry”
Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled ‘CITYFOLK.’
Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled ‘CITYFOLK.’
The World Cafe will be broadcasting the session on Thursday, January 3rd, 2008. National Public Radio's World Cafe with host David Dye can be heard on nearly 200 stations nationwide. You can find your local station by going to website: http://worldcafe.org Or you can listen online to the WXPN/Philadelphia stream …
Lisa's Walk The Walk syndicated radio show will air: Stories Last Shared: A Tribute to Porter Wagoner 11/16/07 Friday @ 8 AM Pacific - Listen Live! - VoiceAmerica Stories Last Shared: A Tribute to Porter Wagoner Porter Wagoners' songs will carry on in us like an everlasting sunset. I had …
Galactic's "I've Got It (What You Need)" song will be available for free Saturday November 3rd. All you have to do is head over to Starbucks and pick up a download card with your drink. "I've Got It (What You Need)" song is off Galactic's latest album, From The Corner …
By Marc Hogan Pitchforkmedia.com Rollie Pemberton's first proper album as Cadence Weapon, 2005's Breaking Kayfabe, stood out for its jarring electro clatter and tangled, detail-rich rhymes. Two years later, the mainstream of hip-hop has moved in the Edmonton-based MC's direction, at least production-wise. Consider: Pemberton (full disclosure: a former Pitchfork …
Hailing from Philadelphia, Man Man are an astonishingly original quintet who have found the perfect berth for their gypsy-swamp-rock-carny-soul sound at the equally singular Anti- Records, home to other such illustrious iconoclasts as Tom Waits, Nick Cave and Neko Case. The band had the following to say about the signing: …
Country Star Porter Wagoner Dies (NASHVILLE, Tenn.) -- Porter Wagoner was known for a string of country hits in the '60s, perennial appearances at the Grand Ole Opry in his trademark rhinestone suits, and for launching the career of Dolly Parton. Like many older performers, his star had faded in …