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Classic Clips: Bill Fay “The Never Ending Happening” – Later… With Jools Holland, 2012

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When I first heard about English singer-songwriter Bill Fay, it was thought he was dead. A 1999 Mojo article speculated that Fay’s total disappearance after his two early 1970s albums was due to his descent into drug addiction, […]
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Classic Clips: Glen Campbell “Gentle On My Mind” – Ryman Auditorium, 1999

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“He has more talent than anybody outta have”, Bobby Bare said as he introduced Glen Campbell on the 1999 Ryman Country Homecoming show. He sure was right. A classic clip captures a moment in time, here […]
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Classic Clips: Cry Cry Cry “I Know Why The River Runs” – Radio Heartland, 2018

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So-called ‘supergroups’ in this genre aren’t a new thing. Think the Pistol Annies, or I’m with Her. Only this year, Mary Chapin Carpenter joined forces with Julie Fowlis and Karine Polwart for the excellent “Looking For […]
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Classic Clips: Dawes “A Little Bit of Everything” – New York, 2019

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In the most wretched way, Dawes became very visible earlier this year after drummer Griffin Goldsmith lost his home in the Pacific Palisades fires. He and brother Taylor are the only constant members of the band, […]
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Classic Clips: Tony Joe White “Polk Salad Annie” Austin, 1980

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Tony Joe White was a firm favourite artist from the first time I saw him, appearing at the BBC Paris Theatre in Lower Regent Street, London, recording a set for Radio One’s ‘In Concert’ series back […]

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Two days before I heard them fill Martin’s Bar in Lillestrøm, I watched Thomas & The Angry Hearts make music in a wooden house surrounded by trees. In that studio, sound was built patiently: a harmony […]
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When you have waited 10 years to renew your acquaintance with a London gig audience, it is little surprise that Sunday’s concert in King’s Cross started off a little ‘muted’. Ruth Moody came on stage with […]
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Northern California band engages in an outburst of pleasurable doodling. The Brothers Comatose claim to have embraced a new genre. According to the brothers Alex and Ben Morrison, a fan started calling their sound golden grass, […]
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