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‘Macon/Cleveland (CD Reviews)’ Category

The Band Perry’s Debut Album

Monday, October 4th, 2010

The Band Perry (self-titled debut set for release October 12th) I can’t help but love this modern-day family band. Admittedly, when young people say they were raised on rock ‘n’ roll and roots music, many of the older generation roll their eyes. But after listening to The Band Perry’s debut full-length record, you get the [...]

Blackberry Smoke’s A LITTLE PIECE OF DIXIE

Friday, March 26th, 2010

As trends fade and fads pass, so, too, does time. It’s true many things are gained from time, but many things get lost as well–none perhaps more significant than the art of music. The diluted and homogenized music of today is a direct result of the passing of time. The sound, feel and effect on [...]

Dailey & Vincent Sing The Statler Brothers

Monday, February 1st, 2010

Bluegrass golden boys Dailey & Vincent are sure to win over even more devotees with their newest collection Dailey & Vincent Sing The Statler Brothers. Available at Cracker Barrel stores nationwide beginning February 1st, this album is a 12 track homage to The Statler Brothers’ career. Now, each of the tunes are bound to be [...]

Sam Bush’s CIRCLES AROUND ME

Friday, November 6th, 2009

CIRCLES AROUND ME Sam Bush (Sugar Hill Records) Sam Bush admits that Circles Around Me is the most traditional bluegrass album he’s released to date. Now, whether that makes you more or less excited about the October 20th release from the King of Newgrass is up to personal preference, but there is no denying the [...]

IN OVERDRIVE
Aaron Tippin
(Nippit / Country Crossing)

Monday, July 27th, 2009

There are many ways one can say that country music is different than it used to be. Sure, the instrumentation and the arrangements have changed over the years, but that’s not all. Think of the great story songs, such as “Carroll Country Accident,” or “Ode To Billie Joe.” You don’t hear records like that anymore. [...]