Powerful song by Derek Spencer on a real life tragedy in small town Kentucky. This guy deserves more attention than he’s gotten. 🎵
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It’s a Soundgarden Superunknown kind of morning.
The Mavericks 1994 album “What a Crying Shame” mostly reminds me of Dwight Yoakam, which is probably why I love it so much. Dwight Yoakam will always be my favorite country singer. But the Mavericks are more than that–proof of which can be heard in their wonderful 2020 album “En Español”. 🎵
So here I was listening to Sleep’s “Holy Mountain” while compiling a statement of cash flows when I decided to learn more about the band. One of the original members left? To become an Orthodox monk? And started what is surely the most metal zine ever created by Christians, let alone monks? Wow…
Weird country track of the day: “Turn on the Dark” by Nick Shoulders. 🎵 (Weird country should totally be a sub-genre if it isn’t already.)
Two songs that I discovered as covers and still prefer over the original 🎵
- Mavericks, “All that heaven will allow” (cover of Springsteen)
- Colter Wall, “Big iron” (cover of Marty Robbins)
Darryl Cherney and Judi Bari with some top notch Earth First! tunes. (In this case, BLM refers to the Bureau of Land Management.)
I don’t listen to a lot of hip hop but, when I do, it’s usually someone from Rhymesayers. Today, Sa-Roc is blowing me away. 🎵
Black Sabbath playing “War Pigs” live. Still one of the greatest anti-war songs. (That drummer, folks. They don’t make them like that anymore.)