• Ep#131 Rachel Brooke

    Americana Music Show Posted On March 17, 2013
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    On episode 131 of the Americana Music Show, Rachel Brooke talks about what the blues has that modern music doesn’t, her Fats Domino cover, and why she included a xylophone on A Killer’s Dream.

    Plus alt.country from Left Arm Tan, lo-fi blues from the Reverend Freakchild, indie songwriting from Gurf Morlix, country-rock from Ronnie Fauss, rockabilly from Billy D and the Hoodoos, goth rockabilly from the Dance Hall Pimps, rock and roll from The Walkabouts, twang from Sanders Willis and honky tonk from Davidson Kingsbery Hart.  

    Listen now. 

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