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Radney Foster Celebrates 50th; Songs On Songwriting; Free Mark Wills
Austin Music Source’s Brian T. Atkinson published a brief Q&A with Radney Foster, who celebrates his 50th birthday with a star-studded lineup at Hill’s Cafe tonight.
Darius Rucker told us recently that he’s thought of recording your entire ‘Del Rio, Texas, 1959’ album.
Well, that’s incredibly flattering (laughs). I’ve known for a long time that he’s a [...]Continue reading "Radney Foster Celebrates 50th; Songs On Songwriting; Free Mark Wills"
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Miranda Lambert Designs Jewelry and Jamey Johnson Tapes ‘Crossroads’
Miranda Lambert launched her own line of jewelry. Each piece is personally designed and handcrafted by Miranda herself, making them one-of-a-kind. If you’re looking to score a piece — good luck. Due to high demand everything is almost sold out. She’s not the only one with a new jewelry line, though. Big Kenny’s wife, Christiev [...]
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November ‘08 Album Review Wrap-Up
Trace Adkins – X (Ten)
Whereas Adkins’ previous albums have touched on redemption and reflection in passing, X puts those issues front and center. In fact, a majority of the album is comprised of truly outstanding material, which includes the sincere “All I Ask For Anymore,” and the fantastic Larry Cordle (of “Murder on Music [...] -
Brad Paisley Leads Election Day Releases With Instrumental Album
Album releases for the week of 11/4/2008 include:
Beth Stevens – Strong Enough
Amazon
Brad Paisley – Play
Amazon | iTunes
The Churchmen – I’ll Be Long Gone
Amazon
Mark Wills – Familiar Stranger
Amazon | iTunes
Randy Owen – One on One
Amazon | iTunes
Trailer Choir – Trailer Choir EP
Amazon | iTunesCybergrass has more information on Strong Enough, the new album from Beth Stevens, [...]
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Sunday Morning Comment Corral & Forum Roundup, Issue #3
It’s been a while since our last edition of the roundup, but not to worry–it’s back this week, and it’s back to stay. Just consider this your Sunday morning newspaper–The 9513 style!
Big things are happening here at The 9513–we think you’re going to love what we’ve got in store for you over the next few [...]Continue reading "Sunday Morning Comment Corral & Forum Roundup, Issue #3"
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Mark Wills – “The Things We Forget”
Songwriters: Connie Harrington & Wendell Mobley
Continuing the now (at least) decade-long trend of lyrics that are boiled down to their most basic substances, “The Things We Forget” follows in a long line of contemporary songs that chip away at any semblance of cognitive relevance that remains in mainstream country music. It is, at the [...] -
Mark Wills – “Days of Thunder”
This is a boring, diluted remake of “Nineteen Somethin’.” It’s also a cut from the album Wills recorded for Clint Black’s Equity Music Group, and there’s some history here: Spend My Time, Black’s first release for his independent label, was the safest, most watered-down work of his career. Hopefully this song isn’t representative [...]
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Merle Haggard Going Bluegrass And Alan Jackson Teams Up With Brooks & Dunn
Can you think of a bigger badass than Kris Kristofferson? Yea, me neither. He’s had an accomplished career as a songwriter, singer, and actor. He is a Rhodes scholar and could have had a promising career in the military had he not turned it down for doing something he’s passionate about. Star-Telegram.com has an article [...]
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Toby Keith’s New Single And Trace Adkins To Sing King Of The Road
Toby Keith will release a new single, High Maintenance Woman, on February 12. His 2007 “Hookin’ Up And Hangin’ Out” tour kicks off tomorrow in Albany, New York, with Miranda Lambert and Flynnville Train as opening acts.
I remember when Brody first bought Roger Miller’s album, The Best Of Roger Miller: Greatest Hits, and we would [...]Continue reading "Toby Keith’s New Single And Trace Adkins To Sing King Of The Road"
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Josh Gracin Subs For Lonestar, Toby Keith’s 2007 Tour Dates, & Mark Wills Has Dinner With The President
Lonestar’s lead singer Richie McDonald couldn’t make his show in Corpus Christi on Wednesday due to suffering complications in a recent back surgery. Josh Gracin stepped up and took Richie’s place on lead vocals for a crowd of an estimated 3,500.
“We had a couple of shows coming up and Josh was on the bill with [...]
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