On episode 99 of the Americana Music Show, the North Carolina contingent of the Swamp Sistas organize a good old-fashioned barn-party, which they call a “LaLa”. Beth McKee was the music headliner and the day also featured performances from Tim […]
On episode 100 of the Americana Music Show, Rachel Harrington talks about growing up with Otis Redding, shocking her fans with a true country album, and plays three tracks from Making Our House A Honkytonk. Listen Now. Americana Music Show Subscribe by […]
On episode 98 of the Americana Music Show, Mic Harrison talks to Rick Cornell about who he still wants to fight, his truck stop souvenirs, living in Knoxville, and the band member who’s most like Waylon Jennings. Listen Now. Subscribe by email, by […]
On episode 97 of the Americana Music Show, Juliet Dinallo talks to Rick Cornell about the Lonesome Romeos, her favorite Charlie Rich song, her under-the-radar picks from Boston, and plays 3 tracks from No Regrets. Listen Now. Subscribe by email, by iTunes, or by […]
On episode 96 of the Americana Music Show, Joel DaSilva tells the story of how he snuck into bars as a kid to see blues legends like Buddy Guy, his transition from rockabilly to blues, and how he managed to […]
On episode 95 of the Americana Music Show, The Magnolia Collective joins Calvin at the WCOM studio for live acoustic performances of songs from their Ghost Stories EP. They tell the story about how they came together to lead an […]
On episode 94 of the Americana Music Show, Otis Gibbs talks to Rick Cornell about his CD, Harder Than Hammered Hell; how many trees he’s planted in his life time; his early record collection; his favorite car; life in East Nashville; […]
On episode 93 of the Americana Music Show, Cornell Hurd talks about the elements of western swing and being inducted into the Cow Town Society of Western Music’s Hall of Fame. He tells the story of his first bands in high […]
On episode 92 of the Americana Music Show, Chelle Rose talks about growing up in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina, writing a song to pacify the ghost of her boyfriend, hearing Malcolm Holcombe play live, why she’s drawn […]
On episode 91 of the Taproot Music Show, Rick Cornell interviews Bob Woodruff. They talk about how Bob Woodruff’s Lost Kerosene Tapes came to be published by Sound Asleep Records and why these songs were never released by album’s previous […]
