The new Ryan Adams album, in preparation for seeing him Saturday night.

The new Ryan Adams album, in preparation for seeing him Saturday night.

 

I've only heard the couple songs from that album that got radio play on WFPK here in Louisville, and I honestly didn't like them at all. Is anything else on the album really that much different?

CWB was right on with this one. Sturgill Simpson is here to save country music (if that's even possible). I haven't heard good country music in years until he came along. Chris Stapleton is pretty good too (another KY boy I think?)

 

 

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Just came across The Lone Bellow.

 

 

 

http://www.thelonebellow.com/

Just came across The Lone Bellow.

 

 

 

The Lone Bellow - Self-Titled Debut Now Available

 

Good call...

 

Really dig their sound.

 

Goofed up April of 2013 when they played a free show at a small club called Mayday in Northside when they were opening for another group I really dig named Ivan & Alyosha, and at the last minute I blew off going even after having sampling their tunes which I dug.

 

I couldn't get anyone to go, and since the hood around the club is a little dicey and desolate, and shows there don't typically start until 10:00, I decided not to go because I had already caught Ivan & Alyosha a couple of years earlier at an amazing intimate show at the old Southgate House in the parlor.

 

The Lone Bellow are scheduled to play the 20th Century on Dec 9th for 20+ bucks which still isn't bad considering their quality.

 

Still kicking myself though for passing on a free show that I know that without a doubt I would've dug. :(

Good call...

 

Really dig their sound.

 

Goofed up April of 2013 when they played a free show at a small club called Mayday in Northside (

 

My wife and I are big fans of Mayday.

My wife and I are big fans of Mayday.

 

That's cool... both those acts would've filled that place up nicely with some great ear candy.

 

I need to keep a closer eye on the place 'cause their track record would indicate that they attract some quality bands.

My wife and I are big fans of Mayday.

 

Was just checking out their food menu. I've never eaten there. Have you ever tried them, and if so what did you think? Good burgers???

Was just checking out their food menu. I've never eaten there. Have you ever tried them, and if so what did you think? Good burgers???

 

Good food, indeed. Burgers are tasty. Good beer selection.

Good food, indeed. Burgers are tasty. Good beer selection.

 

Thanks... I'll have to check them out.

 

I see that they also have an open mic, and If I could ever get the nerve back up to do it, might be a good place to work out my jitters.

Listened to Sturgill Simpson for the first time today. Reminds me a ton of Waylon...I'm a fan.

I've only heard the couple songs from that album that got radio play on WFPK here in Louisville, and I honestly didn't like them at all. Is anything else on the album really that much different?

 

It's definitely a different album for Ryan, but then most of them are. He doesn't seem to sit still for very long.

 

I think the second half of the album is stronger than the first, but I enjoy both. Ryan killed it in Columbus, btw.

 

1. Gimme Something Good

2. Let It Ride

3. Stay With Me

4. Dirty Rain

5. This House Is Not For Sale

6. Magnolia Mountain

7. New York, New York

8. A Kiss Before I Go

9. Dear Chicago

10. Shadows

11. My Winding Wheel

12. When the Stars Go Blue

13. Rats in the Wall

14. When the Summer Ends

15. Easy Plateau

16. Firehose Pizza (impromptu comedic song)

17. Do I Wait

18. Oh My Sweet Carolina

19. Trouble

20. La Cienega Just Smiled

21. I Love You But I Don't Know What To Say

22. Kim

23. I See Monsters

 

Encore:

24. Come Pick Me Up