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Sierra Ferrell on Being a Roots Music Queen, Dueting With Zach Bryan, and Why She Got Floral With New ‘Trail of Flowers’ Album
- Sierra Ferrell is bringing some goddess energy to the cover of her excellent new album, “Trail of Flowers,” and that fits. Just two albums into her career, Ferrell is already on the fast track to queenliness, if not godhood, among roots enthusiasts. In a world where a neo-bluegrass guy like Billy Strings can suddenly become …
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James Beaty: OPINION: RAMBLIN: Gram Parsons: 'Return of the Grievous Angel'
Nov. 12—I sometimes imagine a music buff hearing these lines from a David Allen Coe song for the first time and doing a double take while pondering their meaning: "I heard the burritos out in California could fly higher than the birds." What? That's the way the lyrics are written on a number of Internet sites — but the way Coe originally wrote them includes a couple of capital letters left off ...
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RAMBLIN: Gram Parsons: 'Return of the Grievous Angel'
Nov. 12—I sometimes imagine a music buff hearing these lines from a David Allen Coe song for the first time and doing a double take while pondering their meaning: "I heard the burritos out in California could fly higher than the birds." What? That's the way the lyrics are written on a number of Internet sites — but the way Coe originally wrote them includes a couple of capital letters left off ...
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Brett Staska and The Souvenirs: Yes, there is country music from South Florida
The Bark Back Benefit music festival in Lake Worth Beach last month was a familiar showcase for the eclectic South Florida sound — a little reggae, a bit of ska rock, a helping of punk, some Latin flavor and a couple of tribute bands. But the day started with something that felt quite exotic, as singer-guitarist Brett Staska sauntered into a cover of Buck Owens’ 60-year-old country hit “Love’s ...
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The Untold Story Of A Lost Classic: What Ever Happened To Gram Parsons’ Sci-Fi Film ‘Saturation 70’?
In the late 1960s, Gram Parsons, fresh from leaving The Byrds and becoming close pals with the Rolling Stones, signed on to star in a sci-fi film, Saturation 70. Directed by Anthony Foutz, who worked with the likes of Orson Welles and Richard Lyford and was the son of a very early Walt Disney exec, …
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Record Store Day’s 2023 Black Friday Exclusives Include a Bigger Dose of Classic Hip-Hop, Along With Rare Gram Parsons, Joni Mitchell and More
Record Store Day has announced a lineup of more than 170 exclusive titles for its annual Black Friday event this fall, with the “black” almost being a misnomer for this particular Nov. 24, 2023 rollout — given the amount of purple, gold, red, blue, green, marble, clear and splatter-colored vinyl variants on the list. The …
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"The film was like a technological tribal throw-down, with an energy buzz off the Richter scale": Gram Parsons once starred in a dystopian science fiction movie about environmental collapse
Saturation 70's locations included the infamous Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood and a UFO convention near Joshua Tree
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Gram Parsons, Joshua Tree and his enduring musical legacy 50 years after his death
Parsons' legacy is two-fold — there's the rock star who died too soon, and the artist who blended country, rock, blues, soul and folk into what he dubbed "Cosmic American Music."
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A Suit-able Burrito Reunion at Country Music Hall of Fame Exhibit
A Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum exhibit was well-suited for a fashionable country/rock reunion that took place July 20 in Nashville.
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The Bonkers Tale of the Stolen Flying Burrito Brothers Suit — And How It Was Finally Found
Gone missing years before the death of Gram Parsons, one of the four iconic outfits worn on the cover of the Burritos' The Gilded Palace of Sin, and unknowingly bought by Elton John, resurfaces
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A beginner’s guide to country rock in five essential albums
Five must-hear albums that answer the burning question: what is country rock?
