Originally published at MoonRunners Greg Martin has spent his entire career as a professional musician chasing down the roots. As lead guitarist and founding member of the Kentucky Headhunters, he has fully explored the links between country, blues, and rock and […]
Originally published at MoonRunners The hills of south central Ohio are an enigma. Both culturally and literally they are worlds apart from the pre-NAFTA industrial hubs like Akron and Cleveland. To the best of my knowledge, neither LeBron James or Drew […]
Originally published at MoonRunners It’s easy to write songs like Jim Morrison. No disrespect intended to a charismatic frontman and a great rock band, but everybody can and has written blatant attempts at poetry, shrouded in so much imagery that only […]
Originally published on MoonRunners This whole Chris Brown thing reminds me of a deleted scene from Mike Judge’s Idiocracy and is exhibit A in the case against our modern day society and culture. I’m not speaking from any moral high ground here. A […]
On this day in 2012, Waylon Jennings passed away. Here’s Shooter doing his dad’s favorite song that he wrote.
An uncensored version of this was originally published at MoonRunners You ever hear a song on the radio and ask yourself, as Eddie Murphy did, “Can you believe this motherf****** shit?” You know the type of song I’m talking about. It’s one […]
There are certain records that should be listened to on those long nights when sleep refuses to come; the nights when the only antidote to your loneliness seems to be quiet, reflective songs and a comforting, understanding voice. These are […]
Originally published at MoonRunners “Miracles appear in the strangest of places,” as Willie said. Today, while we were on a pointless excursion in town, my brother decided he wanted to visit one of our local pawnshops and check out some guns. […]
