Album Review- Charley Crockett’s “Visions of Dallas”
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by Trigger
13h ago
Charley Crockett's career has been marked by releases of original albums, and albums of cover songs. But as he underscores on 'Visions of Dallas,' he's perhaps at his best when you get a mix of both. The post Album Review- Charley Crockett’s “Visions of Dallas” first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Amid Destruction, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings Birth “Woodland”
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by Trigger
20h ago
When the tornado ripped the roof off the studio like the top of a sardine can and then it proceeded to rain for four straight hours, the ceiling started caving in. Welch and Rawlings had to navigate through the wreckage. The post Amid Destruction, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings Birth “Woodland” first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Album Review – Matt Castillo’s “Pushing Borders”
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by Trigger
2d ago
Get ready to have your country music heart revitalized, your fear for the future of country music squashed, and your prospects for country music bolstered by the bold flavors involved in Matt Castillo's new album. The post Album Review – Matt Castillo’s “Pushing Borders” first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Honky Tonk Tuesday Nights Moves On from American Legion Era
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by Trigger
3d ago
For nine years, "Honky Tonk Tuesday Nights" organized by Nashville musicians Brendan Malone and Kevin Martin of The Cowpokes has been the small local gathering with massive international impact on country music. The post Honky Tonk Tuesday Nights Moves On from American Legion Era first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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30 Years Ago: Alan Jackson Throws Epic FREE Boat Party
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by Trigger
3d ago
Just a short boat ride from his home, Jackson partnered with Edgar Evins State Park, erected a stage some 12 foot above the water, and invited everyone to come to the free concert. It took place on Saturday, July 23rd, 1994. The post 30 Years Ago: Alan Jackson Throws Epic FREE Boat Party first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Sturgill Simpson Explains His Creative Approach to “Passage Du Desir”
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by Trigger
4d ago
Depending on who you talk to, Sturgill Simpson's new album 'Passage Du Desir' is either a serious Album of the Year contender, or a big letdown. Such is the polarizing environment that persists around Sturgill Simpson these days. The post Sturgill Simpson Explains His Creative Approach to “Passage Du Desir” first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Don’t You Think This Post Malone Bit’s Done Got Outta Hand
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by Trigger
4d ago
Post Malone's "country" album "F-1 Trillion" isn't even out for another month, and he's already dominating the narrative at a time when country music was finally dominating much of the narrative in popular music all on its own. The post Don’t You Think This Post Malone Bit’s Done Got Outta Hand first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Album Review – Melissa Carper – “Borned In Ya”
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by Trigger
5d ago
On "Borned In Ya," Melissa Carper leans into her strengths even more by worrying less about genre, and more about era, while emphasizing what is quietly brilliant about her approach to songwriting. The post Album Review – Melissa Carper – “Borned In Ya” first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Colter Wall Adds Select Dates to 2024 Tour
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by Trigger
5d ago
It pretty rare that we get tour dates from the elusive Colter Wall and his Scary Prairie Boys. And when we do, they commonly sell out quite quickly. All you folks in the deep South who've been clamoring for your opportunity.... The post Colter Wall Adds Select Dates to 2024 Tour first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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Garth Brooks Shouldn’t Be in the ‘Austin City Limits’ Hall of Fame
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by Trigger
5d ago
The Austin City Limits Hall of Fame should be reserved for the performers from Austin and Texas that are seminal to the city and the state's music scene. 'Austin City Limits' was founded to bring the music of Austin to the world. The post Garth Brooks Shouldn’t Be in the ‘Austin City Limits’ Hall of Fame first appeared on Saving Country Music ..read more
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