View Trailer for The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams; Opry Country Classics Lineup Announced; New Video from Will Hoge
- The ACM Honors show was held last night. Tom T. Hall, the late Hank Cochran, Taylor Swift, Reba, and Larry Gatlin were among those who received awards.
- Lydia Loveless, the 21-year old Bloodshot artist who counts Hank Williams and Britney Spears among her musical influences, chatted with Eric R. Danton for Spinner.
- Check out the nearly seven-minute long trailer for upcoming album The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams.
- Ray Price, Charley Pride, Lorrie Morgan, and Ricky Skaggs are part of this fall’s Opry Country Classics lineup.
- Neil Young is penning a memoir for release in Fall 2012.
- Go read the newest edition of Quotable Country.
- 48 hours before its September 27 release, you can stream LeAnn Rimes’ album Lady & Gentlemen here.
- Kelly Dearmore was wowed by the Carolina Chocolate Drops when they came to Dallas.
- Will Hoge’s got a new video for his killer song “When I Get My Wings.”
- Luke Bryan delivered pelvic thrusts, backwards ballcaps, and a Lady Gaga cover at a recent show.
- Also, Keith Urban and The Band Perry covered Katy Perry’s (no relation) “Teenage Dream.”
- So the Emmylou Harris-Rodney Crowell duets record is probably going to be pretty excellent.
- Give a listen to Brad Paisley and Tony Bennett singing “They Can’t Take That Away from Me.”
- Josh Turner, John Anderson, Carrie Underwood, and more are scheduled to help Randy Travis celebrate 25 years of Opry membership on October 4.
- Sarah Jarosz is on the cover of the newest issue of Acoustic Guitar magazine. But as she told John Lawless from the Bluegrass Blog, she didn’t have the nerve to buy a copy.
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Brad Paisley // Carolina Chocolate Drops // Carrie Underwood // Charley Pride // Emmylou Harris // Hank Cochran // Hank Williams // John Anderson // Josh Turner // Keith Urban // Larry Gatlin // LeAnn Rimes // Lorrie Morgan // Luke Bryan // Lydia Loveless // Neil Young // Randy Travis // Ray Price // Reba McEntire // Ricky Skaggs // Rodney Crowl // Sarah Jarosz // Taylor Swift // The Band Perry // Tom T. Hall // Will Hoge
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September 20, 2011 at 6:22 pm
Gosh, Kelly Dearmore actually liked the Carolina Chocolate Drops! That makes, let me count these all up, exactly TWO artists that we agree on! Must have gotten a bit chilly in hell today…
I’m glad that smaller labels often have a general musical identities regarding the artists they sign. The defunct Hightone Records had a very interesting roster of country, Americana, and blues artists. Rounder and Sugar Hill/Vanguard usually sign top shelf interesting artists as well. Bloodshot is a label I’d like to like, but it just hasn’t happened yet and probably never will. Them’s the breaks…
September 20, 2011 at 9:41 pm
The trailer for the Hank project is an indecent tease. I can’t wait to hear this record!
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