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Guy Clark – “Somedays the Song Writes You”

Relevance: 100.00%     Posted on: 2009-09-18 09:44:47

In the world of songwriters, Guy Clark is one of the gems. He's continuously creates solid and timeless classics ("Desperados Waiting For A Train," "New Cut Road") since his first record in 1975. And the ten new tunes on his latest album, Somedays the Song Writes You are ...

Sarah Jarosz – “Song Up In Her Head”

Relevance: 99.97%     Posted on: 2009-07-22 08:12:52

At 18-years-old, Sarah Jarosz has been playing mandolin since she was ten and singing even longer. Her first album, Song Up In Her Head, reflects the skills she's been learning through attending the RockyGrass Academy, playing festivals like Old Settler's and Telluride Bluegrass, and playing at the weekly bluegrass jams in ...

Stevie Wonder – Fiddler’s Green, CO

Relevance: 13.11%     Posted on: 2008-07-03 00:19:24

There are three things that Stevie Wonder can do that few in the music industry can. Especially all in the same show. 1. Have no opening act or encore. 2. Get a singalong going with any success at all. 3. Make twenty-odd people get up and line dance together. As If You ...

Vance Gilbert – Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, CO

Relevance: 10.35%     Posted on: 2009-08-14 13:28:22

Opening the festival (save the Folks Showcase), Vance Gilbert's set (which he dedicated to Les Paul) started with A Change Is Gonna Come before he started playing tunes from his latest album, Up On Rockfield. Being a concept album - what would it sound like if he wrote a song as ...

M. Ward – Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, CO

Relevance: 9.91%     Posted on: 2009-08-16 18:29:22

Playing a solo set, Portland's M. Ward took the mid-evening time slot, switching between the grand piano and guitar for a series of tunes. He started with One Hundred Million Years and Sad, Sad Song before he asked if the audience was in the mood for a love song, Let's Dance. During ...

Old Crow Medicine Show – Celebrity Theater, AZ

Relevance: 9.82%     Posted on: 2007-11-11 23:09:27

First time ever in Phoenix, and they did a rocking good show. The crowd could use a refresher in etiquette but otherwise most of them seemed to know several songs and thank goodness, critical mass was reached and eventually people got up to dance. They started a good fifteen minutes ...

Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins – Mesa Amphitheater, AZ

Relevance: 9.62%     Posted on: 2006-12-03 21:47:25

I rarely go to a show for the opening act only. Especially when the headliner is known to be an attraction for a bunch of high schoolers. For Jenny Lewis, who opened for Death Cab For Cutie, I made an exception. Jenny opened with Run Devil Run and of course went ...

M. Ward – Monolith Festival, CO

Relevance: 9.23%     Posted on: 2009-09-12 17:51:40

Stylistically diverse and capable of charming nearly any crowd (last month he was welcomed at Rocky Mountain Folks Festival), Portland's M. Ward played his afternoon set at Monolith Festival. He kicked things off with Sad, Sad, Song before his band joined him onstage. They continued on playing Chinese Translation. ...

Ruthie Foster – Blues & Brews, CO

Relevance: 9.20%     Posted on: 2009-09-24 11:28:30

Representing Austin, Texas, the truly phenomenal Ruthie Foster rejoiced in combining gospel, reggae and the blues during one of the few hours of sunshine at the Telluride Blues and Brews festival. She opened with the Sister Rosetta Tharpe tune, Up Above My Head before throwing a little Lucinda Williams into the ...

The Greencards – Telluride, CO

Relevance: 9.10%     Posted on: 2009-06-20 18:19:10

The second of their Telluride shows, The Greencards' main stage set included songs from their new album, Fascination (Chico Calling, Living on a Dream, The Avenue) as well as some older tunes (Patty Griffin's What You Are). Towards the end of their set, they invited Sam Bush to play a Bill ...

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