luke winslow-king, chauffeur blues.
with esther rose & roberto luti at rootsway 2012 in torrile, italy.
caitlin rose, old numbers.
first attempt at silhouette animation. more to come.
meschiya lake & the little big horns, miss otis regrets.
a cole porter tune in new orleans for bloody sunday sessions.
Charlotte Rampling, 1970
Photograph by Jeanloup Sieff
erika, norbert & shaye, six feet down.
the reneaus, fools.
their first album was amazing & from what i’ve heard so far their sophomore album out next week will be as well.
pokey lafarge, garbage man blues.
tuba skinny, treasures untold.
a jimmie rodgers tune
ella fitzgerald’s 96th birthday on google.
cliff edwards, remember.
the california feetwarmers, oozlin’ rag.
Emmylou, 1975
by David Gahr
(Source: aliphantparts, via thecountryfucker)
Full Album Stream: Jonny Fritz, Dad Country
We’re big fans of Jonny Fritz, the joke-cracking, countryfied songwriter formerly known as Jonny Corndawg. By mixing the old-school sounds of honky tonk and outlaw country with equal doses of humor and heart, he’s been carving out his own space in roots music. Today, we’re happy to premiere his third album, Dad Country, which doubles as his first release for ATO Records.
Fritz has always kept good company, sharing the stage with top-tier acts like Mumford & Sons and Dawes while promoting his past two albums. Appropriately enough, Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith co-produced Dad Country. The group recorded the house at Jackson Browne’s Los Angeles studio, but it’s the entire American landscape — the small town bars, the big city girls, the oddball characters who populate the stretches of land in between — that fuels these tunes.
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ommie wise, wild prairie rose.
