The Joy of Painting – “Dontchu Wanna”
Free Download
Lead track taken from the up-coming TENDER AGE. Out May 21st via South Division Records.
The Joy of Painting – Dontchu Wanna
Vinyl Thief – Faces
Vinyl Thief – “Faces”
Did you catch Vinyl Thief at the last Road to Bonnaroo? They put on a great show despite having the unfortunate timing of having to go on first. You can see a great live performance video of the band playing “Faces” and a few more tracks over on OurVinyl.tv. All tracks taken from Rebel Hill, available for free download over on their site.
Magnolia Sons – Baby That’s You
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Coupler – “Sideman” – Sunless
Directed by Jonathan Rogers
Cinematography by Will Fox
2nd camera by Brinn Hamilton
Assistant Camera is Keith Holt
Edited by Jonathan Rogers
(Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
Hotpipes – For Cowboy
Free download!
Coupler – “Sideman”
Coupler – “Sideman”
Sunless
Directed by Jonathan Rogers
Cinematography by Will Fox
2nd camera by Brinn Hamilton
Assistant Camera is Keith Holt
Edited by Jonathan Rogers
Hotpipes – “For Cowboy”
Forget Cassettes – Lady Lazarus
Forget Cassettes
“Lady Lazarus”
O Cursa
By: Andy Snyder / Ryan Kendrick / Will Holland
Record release show this Saturday, April 6th, at Mercy Lounge with Tristen and Torres.
Frank Fairfield / Loney John Hutchins
Frank Fairfield
Loney John Hutchins
The Stone Fox – 10:00pm
Forget Cassettes – “Lady Lazarus”
– O Cursa
Official video for one helluva track off Forget Cassettes latest. Album release show celebration this Saturday – April 6th – at Mercy Lounge along with Tristen and Torres.
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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Recorded in Nashville, TN in Tom’s basement from 1988 to 1996
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Tom Skinker
Quick! Without looking up any additional information – tell me what year this album of Seriously Classic Rock Songs from Tom Skinker comes from? Did you say mid-70’s? Did you say it was an semi-ironic contemporary album recorded in the late 00’s? Or did you say it was an honest-to-god endeavor recorded from the mid-80’s to the mid-90’s? That’s the one. Maybe “Tom Skinker” is a name from Rock History I should be more familiar with and I’ll have egg on my face once the full story is revealed to me but, in the meantime, I’m just going to enjoy these tracks. Legitimately.