Across the Tracks on KRCL

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! Presenting the 2024 Across the Tracks Rewind show - special three hour program today!

These are just some of the artists, albums and songs of 2024 that stood out for me. Definitely not a countdown, but just a mix of favorites.

- Liv Greene - Wild Geese (Deep Feeler)
- John Moreland - Ain’t Much I Can Do About It (Visitor)
- The Secret Sisters - Paperweight (Mind, Man, Medicine)
- Thomas Csorba - Getting to the Good Part (Windchimes)
- Kacey Musgraves - Too Good to be True (Deeper Well)
- Shawna Thompson - Jones on the Jukebox (Lean on Neon)
- The Mavericks - Live Close By and Visit Often (Moon and Stars)
- Sam Morrow - By Your Side (On the Ride Here)
- Red Clay Strays - Ramblin (Made By These Moments)
- Cris Jacobs - Work Song (One of these Days)
- AJ Lee & Blue Summit - I Can’t Find You at All (City of Glass)
- Spencer Burton - Goin Fishin’ (North Wind)
- Charley Crockett - Hard Luck and Circumstances ($10 Cowboy)
- David Luning - Every Day I Am (Lessons)
- Daniel Young - Help Us Get Along (Leave it Out to Dry)
- Kimmi Bitter - Old School (Old School)
- Nick Lowe & Los Straightjackets - Went to a Party (Indoor Safari)
- John Craigie with TK and the Holy Know Nothings - While I”m Down (Pagan Church)
- Humbird - Right On (Right On)
- Grayson Capps - Columbus Stockade Blues (Heartbreak, Misery and Death)
- Chuck Prophet w Qinsave - Wake the Dead (Wake the Dead)
- The Decemberists - Burial Ground (As it Ever Was, So It will Be)
- American Aquarium - Cherokee Purples (The Fear of Standing Still)
- Adeem the Artist - Carry You Down (Anniversary)
- Gillian Welch and David Rawlings - Empty Trainload of Sky (Woodland)
- Blaine Bailey - Colorado Soil (Home)
- India Ramey - Silverado (Baptized by the Blaze)
- Caleb Klauderr & Reeb Willms - Gold in Your Pocket (Gold in Your Pocket)
- Charlie Parr - Boombox (Little Sun)
- Sierra Ferrell - Fox Hunt (Trail of Flowers)
- The Montvales - Born Strangers (Born Strangers)
- 49 Wi******er - Yearnin’ For You (Leavin’ this Holler)
- Kasey Chambers - Backbone (The Desert Child) (Backbone)
- Mac Leaphart - Rosey (Motel Breakfast)
- Melissa Carper - Lucky Five (Borned in Ya)
- JP Harris - Old Fox (JP Harris is a Trash Fire)
- Lizzie No - Sleeping in the Next Room (Halfsies)
- The Avett Brothers - Country Kid (self titled)
- The Cactus Blossoms- Somethings Got a Hold of Me (Everytiime I Think About You)
- Sophie Gaultt - Kick the Devil Away (Baltic Street Hotel)
- Kevin Gordon - Keeping My Brother Down (The In Between)
- Kelley Mickwee - Joyful (Everything Beautiful)
- Ben Chapman - Almost Home (Downbeat)
- Goodnight, Texas - Dry Heat (Signals)
- Jeremie Albino - Rolling Down the 405 (Our Time in the Sun)
- Emily Nenni- Get To Know Ya (Drive & Cry)
- Swamp Dogg feat Jenny Lewis - Count the Days (Blackgrass)
- The Deslondes - Take Me Back (Roll it Out)
- Silverada - Something I”m Working On (Silverada)

31/12/2024

I'll be live on Jan 1 with a special 3 hour 2024 Across the Tracks Rewind - playing some of my favorites of the past year. If you are up early New Year's day tune in from 5am to 8am.

Then, beginning at 8am KRCL presents the encore of the Top 100 Album listener picks of 2024.

Happy New Year!

23/12/2024

2024 was a great year in Americana music! Over the course of the year's weekly programs I played around 600 different albums and artists and 1500 different songs.

Check out the blog post for a review of 2024 on Across the Tracks

Welcome to our annual retrospective of the musical journey we've taken together in 2024. Throughout the year, Across the Tracks has explored the...

21/12/2024

A fitting tribute to the great Slim Dunlap

Slim Dunlap 🩵 RIP
Photo by Tony Nelson

*The Night Slim Dunlap Broke Stinky’s Nose*

Slim Dunlap passed away Wednesday afternoon. Dec 18, 2024. He was a Minneapolis legend. A true individual. He also had the coolest sense of style and a beautiful face. I was always fascinated by him. I mean, he was in The Replacements! He replaced Bob Stinson on guitar. Anyone who knows me knows how much I love The Replacements.

Slim was just flat out honest and cool. His gorgeous sunken eyes were all knowing and he had a wry smile. A wink and a nod to all things past and present. I loved him from afar. I studied him. I never in a million years thought I’d meet him.

One night in the nineties I was on the road with The Rugburns. We were in the Midwest and our agent asked us if we’d like to open for Slim Dunlap at Schuba’s in Chicago. I couldn’t believe our luck. It was such a big moment for me.

The Replacements had broken up on July 4 1991 and Slim was touring under his own name with a cool band in tow.
We obviously said yes and I slowly counted the days till I was going to (hopefully) meet Slim Dunlap.

Word on the street had it that he would sometimes ask the opening act to play poker. I was hoping he’d ask us. Sure enough the night finally arrived and we sound-checked after Slim and set up our merch next to his.

I was filled with excitement and trepidation and then — voila— we met Slim! And just like I imagined, he asked us if we wanted to play poker. The backstage room was actually upstairs at Schuba’s and it was large. There was a round table in the middle and we shook Slim’s hand and commenced the shuffling of the cards. We settled on 7 card stud and pulled our wrinkled dollars out of our pockets. Dollars, quarters, dimes and guitar picks. Ci******es, beer and whisky. The room was smoky and smelled just like you think it would with 2 bands crammed inside that had been on the road for God knows how long.

The game went on and on and pretty soon we had to go on stage to open the show. The bets started getting larger and now there were five dollar bills and even a few tens and twenties scattered about. It was my final hand before I hit the stage. I had a beautiful hand that was perfectly hidden. I had 3 aces down and a pair of twos showing with an 8 and a 10. It looked like a junk hand but I was sitting there with a full house.

Slim had a flush and it was mostly hidden. Everyone else folded and the pot was pretty big. Slim kept betting more and he would raise and I would re-raise till we were all in. Finally it was time to turn our cards over. Stinky— the drummer extraordinaire for The Rugburns— was standing right behind Slim watching the final hand go down. The pot was substantial. Everyone was crowded around the table but Stinky was right there with his face right over Slims’s curly haired skull.

We turned our cards over and everyone screamed when they saw Slim’s heart flush but then I flipped over my 3 aces and Slim jumped up and yelled “sh*t!” and the back of his head smashed into Stinky’s nose. The blood spattered instantly and sprayed across the wall and Stinky’s nose was pouring blood like it was a horror film.

My full house beat Slim’s flush.

Slim, ever the gentleman, apologized profusely and ran to get some ice and a rag from the bar. He felt so bad and hugged Stinky and got him a shot of Jim Beam.

We went on stage 10 minutes later and played the show. Stinky’s nose was stuffed with Kleenex and had tape over it. It kept bleeding during our set and Stinky’s snare looked super cool with blood dripping on it.

The show was still really good and Slim was of course transcendent. We said our goodbyes and traded merch and hugs and went on our way.

We were all so proud that Slim broke Stinky’s nose. We got a lot of mileage outta that story for the next few shows.

In 2012 Slim suffered a debilitating stroke and was never the same again. The poor guy was bed ridden and could barely speak above a whisper. I went to visit him in Minneapolis and I sang him some Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams songs.

I asked him if he remembered breaking Stinky’s nose and of course he did. He squeezed my hand and smiled. He still had that mischievous grin.

His lovely wife Chrissie took care of Slim till the very end. She’s a beautiful soul and I’m thinking of her today.

Life… Sigh, so fast. So fleeting. Full of memories.

Travel on Slim Dunlap. You’re free to roam about the cabin. God speed. I hope you’re smiling somewhere and maybe playing poker with the opening act.

18/12/2024

Playlist for December 18, 2024

- Zachary Lucky - Water in the Fuel (The Wind)
- Loose Cattle - Before We Begin (Someone’s Monster)
- Ben Jarrell - Gettin’ Gone (A Country Song )
- Grant Langston - Pure Grain Guarantee (aLAbama)
- Cody Jinks - If You’ve Got the Money I’ve Got the Time (Cody Jinks Sings Lefty Frizzell)
- Amber Martin - Sorry Song (Unbreakable Heart)
- Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle - Angeline the Baker (self titled)
- Yonder Mountain String Band - Wasting Time (Nowhere Next)
- Ben Chapman - Almost Home (Downbeat)
- Effie Zilch - Up and Down Blues (Multitudes)
- Marcus Trummer - Holding Out For You (From the Start)
- Chuck Prophet feat Qiensave - Sugar Into Water (Wake the Dead)
- Willow Avalon - Something We Regret (Southern Belle Raising Hell - our Jan 17)
- West of Texas - Doin’ Time (Hot Motel Nights)
- Greg Brown - That’s My Story (Can’t Steal My Fire: The Songs of David Olney)
- Joachim Cooder - Sight and Sound (Dreamer’s Motel)
- Vincent Neil Emerson - Time of the Rambler (Golden Crystal Kingdom) at State Room March 28
- Erin Ivey - Caminanate (Souvenir)
- Dwight Yoakam - Can’t Be Wrong (Brighter Days)
- 49 Wi******er - Miles to Go (single)
- JD Clayton - Your Favorite Christmas Song (single)
- Denitia - Back To You (Sunset Drive)
- Tyler-James Kelly - Company I Keep (Dream River)
- Nick Gusman and The Coyotes - Magic 8 Ball (Lifting Heavy Things)
- Ben Chapman - Downbeat (Downbeat)
- Ruthie Foster - Slow Down (Mileage)
- Nefesh Mountain - Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning (Beacons)
- Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms - Sad Songs (Gold in Your Pocket)
- J.R. Carroll - On the Run (Dark Cloud)
- Coward Brothers - Early Shirley (Coward Brothers)
- TJ Gurn - Take Me or Leave Me (Once Was)
- Katie Curley - Extra Happy Holidays (single)

13/12/2024

Seems every year there is a mid-December release that makes me rethink all the year-end best of lists. This time is the new one from Ben Chapman called "Downbeat." A great southern funk country soul Americana record, complete with a fantastic Dylan cover.

Speaking of Country Soul - join me as I guest host Saturday Sage on KRCL on the 14th (10am - 1pm MST). I'll be doing a 60s - 70s Southern Soul/Country Funk special. Should be fun!

12/12/2024

𝙅𝙤𝙞𝙣 𝙢𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙎𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙙𝙖𝙮 𝙎𝙖𝙜𝙚𝙗𝙧𝙪𝙨𝙝 𝙎𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙙𝙚 𝙤𝙣 𝙎𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙙𝙖𝙮 𝙩𝙝𝙚 14𝙩𝙝 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙖 𝘾𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙩𝙮 𝙁𝙪𝙣𝙠 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙎𝙤𝙪𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙣 𝙎𝙤𝙪𝙡 𝙎𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙪𝙡𝙖𝙧!

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, country funk and southern soul emerged as distinctive genres that blended rural American musical traditions with R&B grooves and funk rhythms.

Artists like Tony Joe White, Bobby Charles, and Jerry Reed pioneered country funk by incorporating wah-wah pedals, heavy bass lines, and syncopated drumming into traditional country arrangements.

Meanwhile, southern soul, epitomized by labels and studios like Stax, FAME and Muscle Shoals, featured artists such as James Carr, Arthur Alexander, and Joe South who merged country's storytelling with soul music's intensity and gospel-influenced vocals.

Together, these genres reflect the South's complex musical heritage and the era's breaking down of racial and stylistic barriers.

𝗜𝘁𝘀 𝗴𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗮 𝗯𝘆 𝗳𝘂𝗻𝗸𝘆! 𝗦𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟬𝗮𝗺 - 𝟭𝗽𝗺 𝗼𝗻 𝗞𝗥𝗖𝗟 𝟵𝟬.𝟵𝗙𝗠 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗸𝗿𝗰𝗹.𝗼𝗿𝗴.

11/12/2024

Episode 71 of Across the Tracks in the books! Thanks for following along, listening and your support!

Here is today's playlist:

- Zach Schmidt - Golden Everything - Born to Fly (Sweet Old World)
- Al Green - Everybody Hurts (single)
- Marcus Trummer - Let You Down (From the Start)
- Clover County - Ultraviolet (Porch Lights)
- Mike Farris - Heavy on the Humble (The Sound of Muscle Shoals - out March 7)
- the Sheepdogs - Jeroboam (Hell Together)
- Brennan Edwards - Stones (Stones EP)
- Olivia Wolf - Cosmic Appalachian Radio (Silver Rounds - out Jan 17)
- Zach Russell - People, People, People (Where the Flowers Meet the Dew Deluxe)
- Lucinda Williams - I Got a Feeling (Sings Beatles from Abbey Road)
- Gary Nicholson - Make Good Trouble (Common Sense)
- Erin Ivey - Tricks of the Devil (Souvenir)
- The War and Treaty - Carried Away (Plus One - out Feb 14)
- Cody Jinks - Sick Sober and Sorry (Cody Jinks sings Lefty Frizzell)
- Anna Elizabeth Wescoat - World Famous (World Famous)
- Jamey Johnson - Let’s Go Dancing (The Songs of Kevn Kinney)
- Emmett Jerome - Coquilhalla Prayer (Rocky Mountain Son)
- Jesse Roper - Roll This Stone (single)
- Eddie 9V - Delta (Saratoga)
- Effie Zilch - Carousel (Multitudes)
- Mac Leaphart- Walking Slow down a Busy Street (Motel Breakfast)
- Leon Majcen - Mangrove Shores (self titled)
- JD Clayton - Arkansas Kid (single)
- J.R. Carroll - Shame (Dark Cloud)
- Lisa Morales - Have it All (Sonora)
- Willie Nelson - House Where Nobody Lives (Last Leaf on the Tree)
- Scott Low - Coyote Howl (Appalachian Blues)
- Nick Gusman and The Coyotes - Slow Down Katie (Lifting Heavy Things)
- Clare Doyle - On My Own (Stranger EP)
- The Chesterfield Kings- A King of Hearts (We’re Still All The Same)

06/12/2024

Support your favorite independent artists by purchasing their music, merch and seeing them live.

I always have mixed feeling during this "Spotify Wrapped" season. Spotify is great for exposure and music discovery, but I hope ya'll also buy music you really love. It could take over 5000 streams on Spotify to equal the revenue of one purchase of an album.

Bandcamp is a great way to do that - 100% of proceeds go to the artist on Bandcamp Friday, happening today and last one of the year.

And support your local community radio stations like KRCL 90.9FM - who's end of year campaign is happening now!

Here is a good list to start with!

Our monthly round-up of folk, bluegrass, roots rock, Americana, and all things country-ish.

05/12/2024

Still working of the Across the Tracks end of the year list, but this is good one! So much good music this year, it'll be a tough one.

Americana has never been better with the quality of music, diversity of styles, and the artists' demographics in terms of race, gender, and wealth.

04/12/2024

This week's featured album of the week is from Ags Connolly - Your Pal Slim: Songs of James Hand. A fun listen and great tribute to Texas singer-songwriter James Hand.

This week's playlist:

- Erik Koskinen - Bonner County (Down Street/Love Avenue)
- Francesca Brown - Where you Begin (Stolen Land And Broken Dreams)
- Old Tom & The Lookouts - Teeth (Northereastern)
- Evan Ogden - Silver Stallions (Honesty EP)
- Jerron Paxton - Mississippi Bottom (Things Done Changed)
- Nikki Morgan - I’m Going Home (single)
- Jesse Terry - Waiting out the Hurricane (Arcadia)
- Ags Connolly - Baby, Baby Don’t Tell me That (Your Pal Slim: Songs of James Hand) - FEATURED ALBUM OF THE WEEK
- B.B.Cole - Poor Beatrice (Of Love and Loss)
- Chris Bullinger - Doin’ Bad Good (Waiting to Be Seen)
- Cody Ellis - Due North (single)
- Paul Thorn - Tough Times Don’t Last (Life is Just a V***r - out Feb 21)
- Emily McLoud - Honeybee (single)
- William The Conqueror - Don’t Disappear (Sitting Pretty)
- Christina Gomez - Pain (The Way It Is)
- Patterson Hood - A Werewolf and a Girl (Exploding Trees and Airplane Screams - out Feb 21)
- Dogs - Fiveways (Fiveways)
- Kasey Anderson - Readynow (To the Places we Lived)
- Father John Misty - Josh Tillman and the Accidental Dose (Mahashmashana)
- Eddie 9V - Red River (Saratoga)
- Heart of Pine - Movin’ On (Southern Soul Revival)
- Tess Liautaud - I Wanna Know (Blue Mind)
- Ags Connolly - Men Like Me Can Fly (Your Pal Slim: Songs of James Hand) - FEATURED ALBUM OF THE WEEK
- Amber Martin - Both (Unbreakable Heart)
- Steven Denmark - Honey Do (Tequila Tears)
- Wyatt Flores - Right Here With You (Welcome to the Plains)
- Woody Platt - Southland (Far Away With You)
- Dwight Yoakam - Time Between (Brighter Days)
- Keegan Andersen - Memory Lane (Grown Ups)
- Bubba Bellin - Ain’t Allowed to Leave Texas (Western Soul)

27/11/2024

This week, its a Minnesota Americana Show! You can listen to the program on-demand for the next two weeks at KRCL.or or using the KRCL app.

Happy Thanksgiving!

- Becky Schlegel., Nikki Lemire, Katy Tessman - Angel from Montgomery (Heartland Souvenirs Vol 1)
- Goatroper - Living in a Man’s World (single)
- Laamar - Dream/Grief (single) Geoffrey Lamar Wilson
- Molly Brandt - One Lane Bridge (American Saga)
- Pleasure Horse - Still Getting Over You (single)
- Clare Doyle - Maybelline (Stranger EP)
- Fathom Lane - Fire Under Water (single)
- Nolen Sellwood - Cadence to the Flame (Cadence to the Flame)
- Humbird - Ghost on the Porch (Right On)
- Boxcar - Black Moon (For Madmen Only)
- Graden Hill - Everything (A Dog to Keep You Warm)
- Matthew French & Sarah Morriss - Find Our Groove (This is My Favorite Part)
- Doyle Turner - Go to Town (single)
- Maygen & The Birdwatcherr - Old Dreams (Leap Year)
- The Last Revel - Spud Infinity (single)
- MorningBird - Thunder (Echoes in the Meadow)
- Luke Callen- Fishing Song (Also Going Nowhere)
- Emmy Woods and the Red Pine Ramblers - Rodeo Clown (Volume 1)
- The Scarlet Goodbye - To Feel the Sun (single)
- Pert Near Sandstone - Can’t Hardly Wait (single)
- The Twins of Franklin - Life By Design (This Life)
- The Driftless Area - Long Ride Home (Terminal Moraine)
- Turn Turn Turn - Magnolia Tree (single)
- Thomas Sticha - Then It’s Gone (single)
- Roe Family Singers - Too Big to Fail (Sisters and Brothers)
- The Penny Peaches - Don’t Ask Questions (Good For Me)
- Martin Zellar - Anyone But Me (Head West)
- Cole Diamond - Pieces of My Heart (Trailer Park Troubadour)
- Clayton Ryan - Locked Up Locked Down (Ghost Town)
- Emily Haavik - Drive (Wingspan)
- Cowboys in the Campfire - Mr. Wrong (Wronger)
- Phantom Fields - Creatures (Truth and Tell)
- Grant Glad - The Night Before Thanksgiving (One Man’s Story)

25/11/2024

Great live music on a Sunday night in with and opening.

22/11/2024

Filling in on another Saturday Sage tomorrow the 23rd - its all songs from 1979 in honor of KRCL's 45th Birthday party Saturday night! Disco was huge in 79, but we'll probably avoid that! 😀 Power pop, post-punk, classic rock and country are in the queue. 10am - 1pm MST on KRCL.org, 90.9 FM

22/11/2024

Next Wednesday, join me for a special Thanksgiving program celebrating my Minnesota roots! Tune in to hear a fun blend of folk, bluegrass, country, and rock from today's talented Minnesota Americana artists. We'll highlight the diverse and thriving Americana music scene in the Twin Cities and beyond.

Wednesday Nov 27th, 5-7am MST on KRCL 90.9FM. Listen live or on-demand later at KRCL.org or download the KRCL app.

20/11/2024

This week's Featured Album of the Week is "Gold in Your Pocket" from Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms. This Portland based duo went to Nashville and Louisiana to record this album featuring an upbeat and fun mix of classic country, bluegrass and Cajun sounds. Out on Free Dirt Records & Service Co.

You can always check out past two weeks shows on-demand at KRCL 90.9FM krcl.org or the KRCL App.

This week's Americana concert picks:

- Thur November 21 - Mindy Smith - State Room
- Thur November 21 - JD McPherson - Commonwealth Room
- Sat Nov 23 - KRCL Anniversary Party
- Sun November 24 - Jenny Don't And The Spurs - Aces High Saloon

This week's playlist:

- Zachary Lucky - Ramblin’ Kind (The Wind)
- Early James - Rag Dog (Medium Raw - out Jan 10)
- Nefesh Mountain - Heaven is Here (Beacons - out Jan 31)
- Winter McQuinn & Acacia Pip - Working on Me (I’ve Been Missing the Colour Green)
- JD Clayton - Let you Down (single)
- Liv Greene - Flowers (Deep Feeler)
- Nick Gusman and The Coyotes - Slow Down Katie (Lifting Heavy Things)
- Old Tom & The Lookouts - Teeth (Northeastern)
- Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms - He’s Gone (Gold in Your Pocket) - FEATURED ALBUM OF THE WEEK
- Brenna MacMillan - Guilty (Dear Life)
- Rose City Band - Lights on the Way (Sol Y Sombra - out Jan 24)
- W.C. Beck - 10:19 Train (Facecomber)
- Charley Crockett - Hey Mr. Nashville (single)
- Stillhouse Junkies with Rachel Baiman - Hollow Bones (single)
- John R. Miller - Forgiven and Forgotten (Fireside Sessions)
- Mindy Smith - Light of Mine (Quiet Town) at State Room THURSDAY
- JD McPherson - Baby Blues (Nite Owls) at Commonwealth Room THURSDAY
- Jenny Don't And The Spurs - Pain in My Heart (Broken Hearted Blue) at Aces High Saloon SUNDAY
- Dwight Yoakam - Bound Away (Brighter Days)
- Clover County - Glass Coke Bottle (Porch Lights)
- Mark Erelli - Apocalyptic Love (single)
- MJ Matthew Lake - Need a Lie (Falling from the Floor)
- Eilen Jewell - Deep as your Pocket (Butcher Holler)
- The Roamers - Room to Roam (The Roamers)
- Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms - Shame Shame Shame (Gold in Your Pocket) - FEATURED ALBUM OF THE WEEK
- Jeremie Albino - Since I’ve Been Knowing You (Our Time in the Sun)
- Janiva Magness - I Was Good to You Baby (single)
- Marcus Trummerr - Holding Out For You (From the Start)
- Scott Low - Bobby’s Free (The Appalachian Blues)
- Clem Snide - A Stillness so Sweet (Oh Smokey)

13/11/2024

This week's featured album of the week is "Relics and Remnants" from a young Colorado singer-songwriter Kade Hoffman. A nice acoustic country record, half originals and half covers, just released last Friday on La Honda Records .

This week's Americana concert lineup:

- November 13 - American Aquarium and Blaine Bailey - Soundwell
- November 13 - Aimee Mann - Commonwealth Room
- Nov 14 - Music Meets Movies
- Nov 14 - The Dip - Commonwealth Room
- November 16 - AJ Lee and Blue Summit and Brothers Comatose - The Commonwealth Room

This week's playlist!

- Martin Harley - Morning Sun (Morning Sun)
- Willie Nelson - Come Ye (Last Leaf on the Tree)
- Rebecca Aadland - By the River (Stronger Broken)
- Peter Bruntnell - Houdini and the Sucker Punch (Houdini and the Sucker Punch)
- The Bluest Sky - The Circle (Raindancer)
- the Sheepdogs - Now or Never (Hell Together)
- Sharaya Summers - On the Other Side (Forever You & Me)
- Wild Bill and the Bruisers - Hot Dog (Cutting the Mustard)
- Eddie 9V - Halo (Saratoga - out Nov 22)
- Kade Hoffman - Wanderlust (Relics and Remnants)
- Anna Elizabeth Wescoat - Right Side Wrong Way (World Famous)
- Tyler-James Kelly - Big Dreams (Dream River - out Nov 15)
- Boxcar - Here I Am (For Madmen Only)
- Niamh Regan - Music (Come As You Are)
- James Ellis and the Jealous Guys - Today is Just Another Day (The Party Might be Over)
- Beth Hart - Wanna Be Big Bad Johnny Cash (You Still Got Me)
- David Quinn - Easy Rider (single)
- Blaine Bailey - TShirt (Home) at Soundwell TONIGHT at Soundwell
- American Aquarium - Cherokee Purples (The Fear of Standing Still) at Soundwell TONIGHT at Soundwell
- The Brothers Comatose & AJ Lee & Blue Summit - These Days (single) at Commonwealth Room SATURDAY
- The Dip - Sharpen Your Shovel (Love Direction) at Commonwealth Room THURSDAY
- Yonder Mountain String Band- Didn’t Go Wrong (Nowhere Next)
- Rachel Ryan - I Want to be a Southern Belle (Written)
- Forest Sun - No Finish Line (No Finish Line)
- TJ Gurn - Something About Sunday’s (Once Was)
- Kade Hoffman - Further On Up the Road (Relics and Remnants)
- Johnny Delaware - Never Let Go (Para Llevar)
- Wyatt Flores - Welcome to the Plains (Welcome to the Plains)
- The Devil Makes Three - Spirits (Spirts - out **February 28)**
- Ladybird - Sarah Taylor Davis (Amy Come on Home)
- Mipso - Don’t Mind the End (Don’t the Mind)
- Tony Kamel - Damn Good Ride (single)