Today's AMERICANA playlist.

[Punker X]

 

[Erik Tracy]

Somewhat casual fan of Tedeschi Trucks Band - but this popped up on my youtube feed and now I'm completely obsessed

Anyhow (live in the studio)

 

[Punker X]

 

[SonofJames]

 

[Punker X]

 

[JRhoBurton]

Happy 4th!

 

[SonofJames]

 

[SonofJames]

The Source Of Country Music -Thomas Hart Benton, 1975

 

[Mystic]

Can't win 'em all ...

 

[SonofJames]

 

[Punker X]

From the SACD box

 

[chicks]

 

[Punker X]

 

[SonofJames]

 

[SonofJames]

 

[Mystic]

 

[Mystic]

 

[spicer]

We be honky tonkin' with that one. Joe Maphis and Rose Lee singing from the shadows. Whiskey and beer joints.

 

[Mystic]

We be honky tonkin' with that one. Joe Maphis and Rose Lee singing from the shadows. Whiskey and beer joints.

I also love the stuff that Joe and Rose Lee (Maphis) knocked out in the Fifties and (early) Sixties. And regarding the geetar pickin' element, Joe had it over everyone on the planet @ them good ol' days. Joe was one of the key players in the establishment of what's called The Bakersfield Sound that'd creep into / inform not only Gram Parsons / The Burritos, but more significantly The Byrds and The Eagles and the whole of Southern California Rock in general.

 

[Mystic]

THE BAND
Moondog Matinee
(Capitol, 1973)

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