• Americana Music Association: Live at Lake Fever

    Lake Fever Sessions Posted On November 23, 2009
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    Lake Fever Sessions are proud to present a series of videos from the Americana Music Association recording during the AMA Festival in September 2009.



    Elliott Brood – “Without Again”



    Joe Pug – “Dodging the Wind”



    Holly Golightly and the Brokeoffs – “Devil Do”



    Hot Club of Cowtown – “Forget-Me-Nots”



    Elizabeth Cook – “Heroin Addict Sister”

    The Lake Fever Sessions are a Nashville based endeavor fueled by the passion of bringing great music to the web with a focus on high quality audio and video recordings. The collaboration of Tugboat Productions (video) and Lake Fever Productions (audio) make this possible.

    We’re committed to showcasing unique performances from local and national acts. Be sure to check our archives for more great music.




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