Artist-Song-Source
3pm
James McMurtry - Hurricane Party - Just Us Kids
The Band of Heathens - Hurricane - Live @ The WOW Hall 2014
Steve Earle - This City - I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive
The Derek Trucks Band - Down in the Flood - Already Free
Eric Bibb - With a Dolla' In My Pocket - Migration Blues
Dave Insley - God Loves the Working Man - Here With You Tonight
David Lindley & Wally Ingram - Do You Want My Job - Twango Bango Deluxe
Bill Kirchen - I Don't Work That Cheap (feat. Commander Cody) - Word To the Wise
James Luther Dickinson & North Mississippi Allstars - Truck Drivin'Man - I'm Just Dead, I'm Not Gone
Merle Haggard - Working Man's Blues - Working In Tennessee
Sarah Jarosz - House of Mercy - Undercurrent
4pm
Justin Townes Earle - Champagne Corolla - Kids in the Street
Parsonsfield - Ties That Bind Us - Blooming Through the Black
The Lil Smokies - Whiskey - The Lil Smokies
Lindsay Lou & Flatbellies - Pass Me the Whiskey - Release Your Shrouds
Hot Club of Cowtown - Reunion - Wishful Thinking
The Devil Makes Three - Chase That Feeling - Redemption & Ruin
Lindi Ortega - Cigarettes & Truckstops - Cigarettes & Truckstops
Amy Helm - Spend Our Last Dime - Didn't it Rain
Chuck Cannon - The Ghost of Johnny Cash - God Shaped Hole
Chuck Cannon - You Let The Fox Watch The Henhouse - Symphony Of Scars
The Dustbowl Revival - Call My Name - The Dustbowl Revival
Sturgill Simpson - All Around You - A Sailor's Guide to Earth
Rhiannon Giddens - Freedom Highway - Freedom Highway
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Tim,
Chicago singer-songwriter Ryan Joseph Anderson will be performing at Sam Bond’s on Sun, Sept 17 as noted at http://www.sambonds.com/calendar
Ryan is touring in support of his sophomore album, City of Vines, which streams at https://soundcloud.com/ryan_j_anderson/sets/city-of-vines/s-d76NQ and I am happy to forward you anything that you need for airplay/show announcement consideration. I am also happy to assist in setting up a phoner or “day of show” in-studio w/ Ryan.
https://ryanjosephanderson.com/
With warm, earnest singing that moves from well worn to gritty, Anderson has created a compelling full album listen that covers the Americana landscape with joy and a true rustic electricity. -Glide Magazine
"Molly the Flood" from the forthcoming album, [is] a slice of expertly produced Americana brimming with warmth and some killer hooks. Think of the folksier early Wilco mixed with the radio-friendliness of a Tom Petty -- filtered through Anderson's unique voice and sincere delivery. -Tomorrow’s Verse
August Forte/august@novo.net
NoVo Management and Publicity
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