On episode 140 of the Americana Music Show, Beth Lee talks about Lucinda Williams’ and Wanda Jackson’s influence on Beth Lee and the Breakups and the pros and cons of working in Austin. Plus roots rock from The Del Lords, […]
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On episode 139 of the Americana Music Show, Maya Lerman from Maya and the Ruins talks about recording in Lafayette, working as a music archivist, and tying songs together with her voice. Plus rock and roll from Javi Garcia, Willie […]
On episode 138 of the Americana Music Show, Carrie Rodriguez talks about working fiddles into her songs, the influence New York had on her music, and channeling Alejandro Escovedo. Plus feel good rock from Marshall Chapman, roots rock from The […]
On episode 137 of the Americana Music Show, Hannah Thomas talks about Georgia being a “musical mashup,” admiring Steve Earle, and listening to the highway men growing up. Plus a Willie Nelson cover of a Dorothy Fields song, Shannon McNally […]
On episode 136 of the Americana Music Show, Steve Dawson of Dolly Varden talks to Rick Cornell about why he moved to Chicago, listening to sad songs in the 70’s and taking his own song writing advice. Plus rock and […]
On episode 135 of the Americana Music Show, Ryan Bailey of The Riverbreaks talks Rick Cornell about his time in Chapel Hill, rebelling against country music, and writing songs in the jungle. Plus rock and roll from the Electic Rag […]
On episode 134 of the Americana Music Show, Ben Plaase of The Howlin’ Brothers talks about driving more than playing, playing the upright bass and making New Yorkers dance to bluegrass. Plus indie rock from Javi Garcia and Caitlin Rose, […]
On episode 133 of the Americana Music Show, Alex Culbreth talks about getting rowdy with the Dead Country Stars, who inspires his punchy writing style, and his folk-rap song. Plus country rock from Bow Thayer and Perfect Trainwreck Farmington Hill, […]
On episode 132 of the Americana Music show, Amanda Pearcy talks to Rick Cornell about the quintessential Texas small town, her favorite listening room venue, and her tribute to “party dolls.” Plus roots rock from Johnny and the MoTones, blues […]
On episode 131 of the Americana Music Show, Rachel Brooke talks about what the blues has that modern music doesn’t, her Fats Domino cover, and why she included a xylophone on A Killer’s Dream. Plus alt.country from Left Arm Tan, […]
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