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December 25, 2011
The K-Ticket Christmas Eve Music Playlist, With a Few Leftovers For the Morning
If I'm allowed on K-Ticket airwaves for a fourth annual Christmas dance party, I will ask management to carve space enough for a 17-hour set. The list of songs I wanted to play but didn't is much longer than those that actually made the air. Then again, if you really want a copy of Anya Marina's ... More >>
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December 16, 2011
MP3 of the Day: Ronnie Fauss' "Clay Pigeons"
Local alt-country maestro Ronnie Fauss hasn't been a stranger to area coffeehouses since the release of his excellent 2009 Brent Best-produced LP, New Songs For the Old Frontier. Since then, he's released two more EPs, with each one not only improving in overall quality, but also in general r ... More >>
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October 21, 2011
Loudon Wainwright III: "If People Pay Me Extra Money [To Do "Dead Skunk"], I'll Play It."
Michael WIlsonLoudon Wainwright IIIAt 65, singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright III is, perhaps, the elder statesmen of musicians who were tagged as "The Next Bob Dylan" in the early 1970s. But Wainwright's cynicism and humor have always set his songs a part from the typical coffee house troubadour ... More >>
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July 15, 2011
Kasey Chambers On The Differences Between America and Australia, Boobs and Boots
Kasey ChambersKasey Chambers has certainly been an artist on the go as of late. Until earlier this week, that is. On Wednesday afternoon, while on tour with her family in tow, the Australian star's bus was on the verge of breaking down on the road somewhere between Nashville and Austin. In fact ... More >>
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April 8, 2011
Q&A (And Bonus MP3): Bobby Long's Turned Twilight Love Into Some Damn Fine Soul.
Bobby LongThe last couple of years have followed an interesting path for British singer-songwriter Bobby Long. Both geographically and musically. After learning cello and guitar by the time he was 18, when he started writing his own songs, the young and dashing Long began to set his sights on ope ... More >>
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March 24, 2011
Todd Snider, Great American Taxi
Friday, March 25, at the Granada Theater
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December 25, 2010
Made a Playlist, Now Checkin' it Twice: By Request, Last Night's Christmas Music Show
Many thanks to the many folks who tuned in and called in during last night's late-night Christmas-music spectacular, which gets a replay on KTCK-AM (1310, The Ticket) beginning, why, right this very moment. (That'll be just the three-hour yuletunes special, not the two hours of pirate-radio non-h ... More >>
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July 28, 2010
Q&A: Peter Case Wig!s Us Out
One-time street musician Peter Case has come a long way since entering the San Francisco music scene way back in 1976. Case's first band, The Nerves, had a regional hit with "Hanging on the Telephone," a song Blondie would later make famous. Case's next band, The Plimsouls, did a bit better with ... More >>
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February 25, 2010
John Prine, Jim Lauderdale
Friday, February 26, at McFarlin Auditorium
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January 28, 2010
So Good to Be Out of the Loop
Friday, February 26, at McFarlin Auditorium
Music
April 2, 2009
Chris Knight, Back Porch Mary, Mo Robson Band
Thursday, April 2, at the Granada Theater
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January 14, 2009
Gig Alert: Michael Hearne at Poor David's Pub
Hailing from New Mexico, Michael Hearne plays Americana music with such a gracious demeanor, some might overlook the depth of his songs simply because of their mellow, mostly acoustic presentation. To do so would be a shame, however, as Hearne is one of the best singer/songwriters (not to mention g ... More >>
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August 1, 2008
A Couple O' Country(ish) Shows To Take In This Weekend...
Hailing from New Mexico, Michael Hearne plays Americana music with such a gracious demeanor, some might overlook the depth of his songs simply because of their mellow, mostly acoustic presentation. To do so would be a shame, however, as Hearne is one of the best singer/songwriters (not to mention g ... More >>
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March 27, 2008
Sons of Hermann Skids Out
Hailing from New Mexico, Michael Hearne plays Americana music with such a gracious demeanor, some might overlook the depth of his songs simply because of their mellow, mostly acoustic presentation. To do so would be a shame, however, as Hearne is one of the best singer/songwriters (not to mention g ... More >>
Music
January 24, 2008
Malcolm Holcombe Is King of the Hills
The North Carolina musician brings backwoods style to the forefront
Blogs
November 30, 2007
Getting 'Non-Uncomfortable' with Dave Little
The North Carolina musician brings backwoods style to the forefront
Music
July 26, 2007
Chris Knight
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Music
May 3, 2007
Olav Larsen & The Alabama Rodeo Stars
Love's Come to Town (Hyena)
Music
October 6, 2005
All's Fair
Neither carnies, corn dogs nor karaoke can keep a good band down at the State Fair
Music
September 29, 2005
Rain or Shine
We drove to the Austin City Limits Music Festival in ponchos, but we left wearing surgeon's masks
Music
September 22, 2005
Unfair Squares
John Prine fans get pissed at his newest protest song. They must've already forgotten the old ones.
Music
September 8, 2005
Rodney Crowell
The Outsider (Columbia)
Music
July 28, 2005
Susan Gibson, Adam Carroll
Friday, July 29, at The Horseman Club
Music
July 14, 2005
Guthrie Kennard
Ranch Road 12 (Armadillo Music)
Music
July 7, 2005
Mary Gauthier
Saturday, July 9, at AllGood Café
Music
June 23, 2005
Fred Eaglesmith
Thursday, June 23, at Gypsy Tea Room and Sunday, June 26, at MacHenry's
Music
December 9, 2004
Rockin' Around
Holiday gifts for the music lover in your life
Music
November 4, 2004
I Heart Winnipeg?
The Weakerthans' John Samson loves his hometown--and hates it, too
Music
October 23, 2003
Paul Westerberg|Grandpaboy
Come Feel Me Tremble (Vagrant)|Dead Man Shake (Fat Possum)
Music
March 13, 2003
Eleven Hundred Springs
Broken Dreams (Last Beat)
Music
February 7, 2002
Career Moves
Loudon Wainwright III brings his listeners along for the ride
Music
January 3, 2002
The Sound of Violence
In a world at war, there was still plenty of beauty to be found
Music
January 11, 2001
John Prine
Souvenirs (Oh Boy Records)
Music
April 27, 2000
His and hers
For Buddy and Julie Miller, love, God, and country music are all that matters
Music
October 8, 1998
Oh, brother
Charlie and Bruce Robison make their country family-style
Music
April 16, 1998
Nashville now
Can Music City save country from Music Row?
Music
October 16, 1997
Out Here
Can Music City save country from Music Row?
Music
April 10, 1997
Out Here
Can Music City save country from Music Row?
Music
February 6, 1997
Song of the South
Trish Murphy, literate regionalist
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July 11, 1996
Ja, das is country punk
The old world discovers the Old 97's

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