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Jesse Welles, whose LP 'Hells Welles' I covered last year, is in an amazing patch of creativity, and has a new album, MIDDLE.
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Crisper Roots is back for season 2! With the Doohickeys' hilarious ALL HAT NO CATTLE and Jason Eady's lovely MISSISSIPPI, UNPLUGGED.
The gutsiest country song ever recorded: I Don't Give a Damn About Football
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Last episode of Season 1. Out of 90, more or less.
(1) Samory I, Strength
(2) Jesse Welles, Hell's Welles
(3) Fiona Boyes, Ramblified
(4) Stephanie Lambring, Hypocrite
(5) Jerron Paxton, Things Done Changed
(6) Elizabeth King, Soul Provider
(7) Leslie Stevens, eponymous
(8) The Franklin County Trucking Company, The Death-Defying Adventures of
(9) Wyly Bigger, Broken Telephone
(10) BadNews Barnes, Bad News Travels Fast
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Hudson Westbrook's eponymous EP and Ags Connolly's YOUR PAL SLIM: SONGS OF JAMES HAND
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Two fine EPs: Tyler Ray Miniard, THE COUNTY LINE and the Doohickeys, CAN'T BEAT MY OLD BEATER
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Two good late-year albums! John R. Miller, FIRESIDE SESSIONS VOL 1 and Forest Sun, NO FINISH LINE. No it's not "I'll meet you at the bar" on "America I Love You." It's "I'll meet you at the mall."
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Two unusual 'Western' items: Tyler Halverson's WESTERN AMERIJUANA (pt 2) and Corb Lund's stunning EL VIEJO (deluxe edition)
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Bluesman Eric Bibb's beautiful IN THE REAL WORLD and the late-arriving greatest record of cowpunk, VIVA LONE JUSTICE. I meant to say, re Bibb: J.B. Lenoir.
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Tradition and innovation from the great young bluesman Jerron Paxton and the budding folk-pop star Joy Oladokun.
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Lovely albums by two guys who with outsider personae: Gurf Morlix, IN LOVE AT ZERO DEGREES and Chris Acker, FAMOUS LUNCH
Sorry, I kept saying "Bill Bruckner". Bill Buckner!
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Reviews of two new release country, blues, Americana, roots reggae, cajun, gospel, soul, zydeco, bluegrass etc albums by Crispin Sartwell, long-time yet wildly fresh critic and…expert on…