Shane With The Ashes has released their first album, self produced and free.
Click Here to download it for free: (
http://shanewiththeashes.tk/ )
What blogs have said about it:
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A Truer Sound
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Added by Shane With The Ashes on September 30, 2009 at 4:13pm —
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I originally signed up here to try & win some John Prine tix, turns out this is cool spot. Always had a hard time explaining what kind of music I liked and played, still not sure , but "roots" seems pretty close. So here I am posting my tunes on NoDepression.com . . . who'd have thunk. . .
Added by Joe Gorfinkle on September 30, 2009 at 2:47pm —
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This isn't a blog entry, and I'm not clever enough to have the linkage.
Mark Rubin reported on Facebook that Kelly Willis reported on austin360.com that Amy Farris had passed away in Los Angels.
That's all I've got.
I didn't know Amy, didn't even write about her, probably didn't even assign anybody else to do so.
But it still stuns me to read such things. To confront such things.
I suppose it is a consequence of having lived 50 years that…
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Added by Grant Alden on September 30, 2009 at 1:12pm —
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For the past few weeks I've been spending a good deal of time considering the question of, well...what's next? Not for myself personally mind you, but more global issues as it relates to the presentation and consumption of music. While I'm still not quite ready to drag out the crystal ball, as part of my research I've been going through some statistics this morning and catching up on recent music industry news.
Here in no particular order are a few bits of news, numbers and…
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Added by Easy Ed on September 30, 2009 at 11:31am —
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Red Rooster "
Walk" (Wondermore Records, 2009)
Walk with Red Rooster is more than a stroll
New York-based Red Rooster are the basically the duo Jay Erickson (lead vocals) and Nat Zikha (lead guitar) who have been playing together for many years. Jay & Nat formed Red Rooster in NY ten years ago and on this record they have brought together a diverse group of musicians and instruments to compliment some…
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Added by RED ROOSTER on September 30, 2009 at 11:30am —
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BELLADRUM HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR FOUR FESTIVAL OSCARS - VOTE FOR US NOW AND WIN TICKETS!
Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has been nominated in four categories of the national UK Festival Awards 2009 : Family Festival Award, The Grass Roots Festival Award (thanks to your votes, Bella…
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Added by Belladrum Tartan Heart Fringe on September 30, 2009 at 6:30am —
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1. Let me tell you what I appreciate about James Hand: there is not a single phony thing about him. Not that you needed me to tell you that, with Kristofferson saying that "he believes" James Hand and Willie calling him "the real deal". Despite such accolades, Hand has flown under the radar for most of…
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Added by Jeff Giddens on September 30, 2009 at 6:30am —
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Reprinted from
Modern Acoustic blog
Actually it's a David Rawlings album with Gillian on it. The website
Broken Wave Music has the info, and it looks like the first David Rawlings Machine album, titled "A Friend of a Friend," will be released Nov. 17. This is pretty exciting news since it's been 6 years since the duo's last album, the Gillian Welch album…
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Added by modernacoustic on September 30, 2009 at 6:06am —
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Added by tous on September 30, 2009 at 5:27am —
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She is growing and emerging to a cd player near you!
http://efolkmusic.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=55&Itemid=117
Added by Mike M on September 30, 2009 at 4:00am —
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Mamaw is, I think, 88, and we have worked her too hard this last little while. See, the orchard we began putting in a few years back is still too young to begin bearing, and, what with a late local frost, we didn't even get any blueberries this summer. But the one pear tree Dan & Marge put in when they built their house in the woods, back when Susan was in middle school, still sometimes bears. Last year the pears played host to sand hornets, and we got nothing.
This year, we got…
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Added by Grant Alden on September 30, 2009 at 3:46am —
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Untitled
© Jackson Rodgers
Well, hello, my son, how's pre-life treating you?
You'd best beg for a pardon, for I've been programmed to
Drag you out of that bliss of not knowing the difference
And force upon you all the joy in my selective remembrance
You'd live in the land of the god-fearin' brave
Who ain't scared of nothin', 'cept the end bein' the grave
And four-letter words and the dissent their lines were torn with
Newfangled…
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Added by Jackson Rodgers on September 30, 2009 at 2:22am —
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The Blood Left on the Door
© Jackson Rodgers and Jesse Bellamy
You found her makin' haste
In a world full of slow pain
The stars upon her face
Were fadin' from tear stains
You showed her to a place
Of hope she had longed for
The dream you gave to chase
Held the comforts of lore
Chorus:
You took her to the darkest room in her house
And just when she thought it was safe to look
You turned the darkness…
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Added by Jackson Rodgers on September 30, 2009 at 2:22am —
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Satisfy the Need
© Jackson Rodgers
Long nights are lonely and full of pain
But the reason can't be found
Long nights are lonely, but days are empty
So you wake when the sun's goin' down
You look for someone who'll love you for who you are
But you'll take the prettiest one you see
You'll love her intensely and miss her immensely
When she finds out how depressing you can be
Chorus:
You could just end it all, but you'd…
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Added by Jackson Rodgers on September 30, 2009 at 2:22am —
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The Mid-tempo Ballad of Jimmie Rodgers
© Jackson Rodgers
Well, my name is Jimmie Rodgers
And I'm 'least half the country singer that he was
I'm a poor boy who asks questions
Lemme tell you, that can often cause a fuss
I've been told that I've had choices
Upon askin' many a-rich man proper
But I can't remember choosin'
To be the twelfth kid of a lifelong sharecropper
I grew up in a wooden cave, we were virtually white…
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Added by Jackson Rodgers on September 30, 2009 at 2:21am —
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Bombadil recently made a stop at The Horseshack in downtown Rock Island, Ill for a Daytrotter live session, which is now available for your listening experience. Learn more about Bombadil and listen to the live session…
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Added by Soulified Music on September 29, 2009 at 11:31pm —
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Some people call them Desert Island Discs. I call them Albums without Which My Life Just Wouldn’t Be Quite What It Is. Not as catchy, but what can you do? Anyway, Elliott Murphy’s debut,
Aquashow, has always been high on my list of Albums Without Which Etc. I got a prerelease copy of it in the mail from Polydor Records in 1973, loved it the first time I heard it, interviewed Elliott about it for an article and have been listening to it ever since.
And now, here he is at age…
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Added by Jeff Burger on September 29, 2009 at 5:30pm —
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It Is What It Is or Making a Record for under $100
I recently went to Nashville and made me a record. I can now tell all of my friends that I am a Nashville Recording Artist. I'm a big deal. Y'all should all line up to kiss my ass.
Here is how it all happened.
I was going to be in Nashville and I wanted to do a little picking with my old friend Donnie Winters. The last time I talked to him he told me that he had a little pro tools rig at the house that he would…
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Added by BigDumbHick on September 29, 2009 at 4:14pm —
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From the very first moment I saw Elvis Presley perform on the Ed Sullivan Show, I thought that making a record would absolutely be the very best, highest, and most illustrious achievement known to humanity. I was only four years old at the time, and when I reached the age of 17, when my band came in second, at our high school talent contest, and with just me, by myself, as a solo act singing "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", coming in third, I honestly thought I had it made. I actually won $30.00 in cash,…
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Added by Jerry T. Yates on September 29, 2009 at 1:27pm —
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‘Introducing Townes Van Zandt Via The Great Unknown’ is an album, which pretty much does what it says on the tin: It introduces one of the greatest songwriters/singers ever, via 19 artists, who though they happen to be amazing, float miles away from the mainstream.
On the not-so-unknown end of the Unknown scale, this album features:
J. Tillman (Fleet Foxes) (US)
Great Lake Swimmers (CAN)
Stephen Duffy & The Lilac Time (UK)
Jad Fair (US)
and so…
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Added by Forthesakeofthesong on September 29, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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