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Rare Bob Wills Hotel Recording Discovered
A previously unreleased and unknown recording of Bob Wills has been discovered and is available for purchase on bobwills.com.
“The recording is of Bob Wills telling his life story, in his own words, of how his career developed. It’s about half an hour long and it is certainly Bob Wills’s voice, answering questions asked by […]Continue reading "Rare Bob Wills Hotel Recording Discovered"
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January ‘08 Album Review Wrap-Up
Catherine Britt - Little Wildflower
Catherine Britt released her third album, Little Wildflower, in her native Australia. This album, produced by Brett Beavers, attempts to cover ground in both contemporary and traditional country and while her contemporary contributions are decent, they blend in with current offerings from other artists. However, Britt’s performance and smoky vocals […] -
Brad Paisley’s “Online” Heads List of CMT Music Awards Nominees
Nominees for the CMT Music Awards have been announced with several new categories. Brad Paisley’s “Online” and Sugarland’s “Stay” each pulled multiple nominations.
Jeff Bates is back with a self-titled album due out on April 8th. “Jeff also tells us that this album will be ‘very different than my other albums because it’s a little more […]Continue reading "Brad Paisley’s “Online” Heads List of CMT Music Awards Nominees"
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Album Review: Dailey & Vincent - Dailey & Vincent
After collaborating on “Beautiful Star of Bethlem” for a bluegrass Christmas album a few years ago, it couldn’t be stopped; they knew they wanted to work together again and now Jaime Dailey and Darrin Vincent have come together to release their self-titled debut album. Dailey comes to the group by way of Doyle Lawson […]
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