Category: – CD Reviews

Texas’ Blake Burrow’s New Song Available for Download

Texas’ Blake Burrow’s New Song Available for Download

| October 1, 2023 | Reply

Press Release from Jeremy Westby, 2911 Media NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Native Texas singer-songwriter Blake Burrow returns with a beautifully crafted mid-tempo ballad, “Don’t Blame It On The Bar,” perfect for the honky tonk dance floor. Burrow bemoans the barfly’s life and recent lost love, but insists that the hearer shouldn’t ‘blame it on the bar.’ […]

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Scott Sean White to release his debut album

Scott Sean White to release his debut album

| February 12, 2021

Scott Sean White Builds A Foundation On His Songcraft And His Truth With Debut Album Call It Even being released on April 23 Hear “Dad’s Garage And Mama’s Kitchen” today Note:  Scott Sean White will be playing these and many other of his songs at El Patio Escondido, 495 W Van Alstyne Parkway, in Van Alstyne, […]

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CD Review-Micky & The Motorcars “Long Time Coming”

CD Review-Micky & The Motorcars “Long Time Coming”

| December 8, 2019 | Reply

Micky & The Motorcars, Long Time Coming. Thirty Tigers First printed in Buddy Magazine, December 2019 issue It’s been out about a month now, this new record from Micky & The Motorcars called Long Time Coming. And the songs on this project will be around for a long time. Long Time Coming is the Idaho-turned-Texans’ first […]

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CD Review: Kinky Friedman “Resurrection”

CD Review: Kinky Friedman “Resurrection”

| November 11, 2019 | Reply

First appeared in The Paris News, Nov. 10, 2019, edition “Resurrection,” Kinky Friedman, Echo Hill Records Listening to the Kinky Friedman of today is like getting an in-depth look at his soul, and that easily transfers to in-depth looks inside oneself as well. Long gone, it seems, is the Kinky of his youth, when his music was […]

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CD Review: Ian & Sylvia’s “The Lost Taoes

CD Review: Ian & Sylvia’s “The Lost Taoes

| September 26, 2019 | Reply

Ian & Sylvia, The Lost Tapes, Stoney Plain Records — First printed in September 2019, in The Paris News. Imagine being returned to the folk music era of the 1960s and 70s, the time when musical instruments were played to compliment the singers’ voices, not over-power them, and songwriters wrote songs with meaning and substance behind […]

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