• Americana Boogie new releases for the week of Nov. 26th… Billie Joe & Norah do the Everlys, Beachwood Sparks, Guy Clark

    Erik Larson and Peacemaker Posted On November 27, 2013
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    BILLY JOE ARMSTRONG & NORAH JONES
    Foreverly (Reprise)

    Interesting collaboration between Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones. Foreverly is a collection inspired by Songs Our Daddy Taught Us, an album of traditional folk and country songs reinterpreted, recorded and released by The Everly Brothers in 1958. The album captures the beauty of the Everly’s close harmonies to create a moving and powerful testament to these traditional ballads. (from Amazon)

    Also new this week..

    BEACHWOOD SPARKS – Desert Skies (Alive)
    GUY CLARK – Live From Dixie’s Bar & Bus Stop (May 6)

    Coming out soon… NEIL YOUNG, SHELBY LYNNE … more new releases. Here’s a link to this week’s Americana Music Association Americana Airplay Chart

    Bill Frater
    Freight Train Boogie




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