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For me, it was a good year for music. I listened to more and liked more than I have in several years.
Here are the albums I listened to and enjoyed the most.
Garland Jeffreys - "The King of In Between"
Jeffreys' first album in 13 years features his strongest material since 1991's “Don’t Call Me Buckwheat,” one of the signature discs of that decade. Jeffreys typically moves easily…
ContinuePosted on December 30, 2011 at 2:30pm — 3 Comments
Bill Morrissey passed away yesterday. I came across his music about a decade ago and it grabbed me. His songs make you nod in agreement, chuckle in recognition, and cry in empathy. He played my house concert series and was about the nicest man you could imagine.
He was…
ContinuePosted on July 24, 2011 at 6:30am — 11 Comments
It was the nightmare I’d feared for over a decade of hosting 60 house concerts: a rogue storm, threatening almost from the time Tara Nevins and Carol Elizabeth Jones took the stage, finally unleashed a torrent about an hour into the show.
Posted on July 22, 2011 at 8:30am — 2 Comments
"I'm on the 90-year-plan," Garland Jeffreys cracks.
When you’re helping to raise a 15-year-old daughter and your first album in 13 years is about to hit the market, there’s a reason to map out an ambitious future.
Jeffreys has been playing the occasional festival in Europe and the odd stateside show here and there over the last decade, but mostly what he’s been is a full partner with his wife, Claire, raising their daughter, Savannah, in New York.…
ContinuePosted on June 6, 2011 at 5:00pm — 13 Comments
Hi Jim
As a featured contributor to No Depression, I’m particularly keen on getting your feedback for the following – Please forgive the intrusion if you don’t have the time or inclination to reply.
I’ve posted the following to the No Depression discussion board – you can either respond there or alternatively drop me a line at shatchsurvey1@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks very much for your time
Kind regards,
Steve
My name is Steve Hatch and I’m currently conducting research for my Master’s in Songwriting at Bath Spa University in Bath, England (though I happen to be an ex-pat Georgia boy). I would be extremely grateful if you could find the time to listen to the track (link below) and answer the 2 accompanying questions. The more detail, the better of course (more to say in my final analysis) – but all feedback will be useful and very much appreciated.
Sadly, as this is an academic pursuit, there is a deadline. Please reply by May 20th if at all possible so that I can have time to chew over your response and include it in my final write-up.
The track: http://soundcloud.com/stevehatch
1) Which artist/band(s) would you say the track is most similar to and why?
2) Which genre(s) would you say the track belongs to and why?
I don't always agree with you regarding what makes a songwriter exemplary, but your own writing is superb. The Lori McKenna review could be used as an example of concise, clear reporting in masters writing courses. You handled the Warner transition with insight and diplomacy. Your descriptions of her life and her writing are poetically brief.
Just saying.
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