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Great to hear Allison – first thing this morning on the radio – thanks Mary Brace and Lightning 100 for that. Here we go…
Vulture Kult have recently released their second album which is called, Don’t Let Rock n’ Roll Ruin Your Life. Vultures from Above is a real treat, a neo-classical sounding hard rock track with strong vocals and real, live screaming guitars. Vulture Kult, as I mentioned the last time I wrote about them, have a Psychedelic groove to their music that I like a whole lot.
Buddy Miller is a significant force in the Americana movement. A singer, songwriter, producer and collaborator. Here we have a track from his 1995 HighTone Records debut, Love and Other Lies. That’s How I Got to Memphis is a cover of a song Tom T. Hall wrote for Bobby Bare, Sr.