That’s pretty good advice, I think. I need to watch it myself.

Is The Highwomen considered more folk/Americana? I listened to part of it, it's pretty good.

Porter Wagoner is worth checking out, I got an album from the library once called Out of the Silence Came A Song: The Somber Sounds of Porter Wagoner. It's full of all these dark songs about murder, insanity, loneliness, etc, it's great.

djimbe wrote: Mon Oct 18, 2021 8:26 pm go to Robert's Western World.

Real country. Dudes that can play

Awesome place. I try to go every time I find myself in Nashville (which isn't often). A goddamn gem.

I always liked Caitlin Rose. Probably not cool, but I don't know about that stuff!

A bunch of young black women are taking over country music. Y'all should check some of these folks out:

Kacy and Clayton are pretty much the only band making music right now that i care about

zircona1 wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:19 am Is The Highwomen considered more folk/Americana? I listened to part of it, it's pretty good.

I will happily toast a cool glass of chardonnay to every soccer mom who is as psyched about Brandi Carlile as I am. The new record isn't quite as good as the last one though.

losthighway wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 4:02 pm

zircona1 wrote: Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:19 am Is The Highwomen considered more folk/Americana? I listened to part of it, it's pretty good.

I will happily toast a cool glass of chardonnay to every soccer mom who is as psyched about Brandi Carlile as I am. The new record isn't quite as good as the last one though.

She is one of my fiancee's favorites. We've seen her live 3 times together. Haven't heard the new one yet, but I did like 'Right on Time' when I heard it.

John Hinckley Jr got it on the action with a song that sounds like a Bakersfield Ween b-side. Sorry for the Spotify link.