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Interview: Tony Poole’s Back Pages

December 7, 2021 Paul Kerr 1

An alternative history of UK americana over the last 50 years from one of the originators. Maestro of the Rickenbacker 12 String, helm of Bennett Wilson Poole, studio wizard and veteran of the pub rock years, […]

Interview: Thirty Tigers’ President David Macias on why they are only a quasi-label

December 3, 2021 Martin Johnson 0

How an enlightened attitude and a new business model helps bring major and developing artists’ music to market. David Macias is probably not a name that rings many bells with music fans, but if you have […]

How I Write A Song: Paul Kelly

December 2, 2021 Alasdair Fotheringham 1

As part of our occasional series of How I Write A Song as his new Christmas album comes out, AUK talked to one of Australia’s best-known singer-songwriters, Paul Kelly. Paul Kelly’s career now spans five decades […]

Interview: Joel King and Taylor Burns of the Wild Feathers talk americana rock’n’roll

November 25, 2021 Martin Johnson 0

How COVID and New West Records helped reinvigorate a ten-year-old band. The Wild Feathers are a band who have been playing americana infused rock’n’roll for ten years and are entering a new phase of maturity in […]

Interview: Charles Wesley Godwin on 21st Century Appalachia

November 18, 2021 Martin Johnson 0

How to build a career in folk americana away from Nashville. Appalachia holds a special place in the development of 20th Century American music through the recordings that were made of Appalachian musicians in the 1920s […]