Drake at Hatfield Media has posted an MP3 file of the Muckrakers final show, for free, legally. Grab it at www.hatfieldmedia.com/audio-content/
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Once more, we’ve uncovered a Louisville band with a growing national rep and a nearly non-existent local one. Read the Broadfield Marchers story in the November issue of Louisville Music News, currently being distributed around the town. Plus, Keith Clements has a look back at the life of Steve Ferguson and Eddy Metal has more [...] Here’s a show for the bluegrassers – the Del McCoury Band will be doing an in-store at ear X-tacy on Wednesday, October 28 at 6 p.m. It’s free, of course. The group has a new CD, Family Circle, to promote. If having a brother who lives in Louisville makes for a satisfactory reason to give a musician the full front page of the Features section of the C-J, Joe Henry should be there. He is playing an acoustic show at the 930 Room tonight as part of the opening for an exhibit by his friend [...] This post was from a couple of weeks back and didn’t get posted, so here it is.Justin Lewis has managed to get print in both LMN and LEO in less than a week. Not too bad for a kid. Meanwhile, Mat Herron has a brief memorial to Tony Bailey, the Louisville drummer who died last week, [...] Louisville singer/songwriters Emily Clark and Brian Halfacre of See Emily Play have made the cut for the final 64 on CMT’s Music Cty Madness Competition, a viewer-voted-on competition. The video can be seen at http://www.cmt.com/interact/music_city_madness/vote/. As the Monsters of Folk show in Louisville on October 31 gets closer, here are some reviews from elsewhere: Live [...] The Tobymac Winter Wonder Slam featuring Relient K, B. Reith and Stephanie Smith will crash into Broadbent Arena on Sunday, November 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $22-$35. Def Leppard has canceled the third leg of its North American tour, according to the group’s website. This cancellation includes the November 25 show at Freedom Hall. Refunds are available from the vendor where they were bought. If you had any doubts that Steve Ferguson was a significant player, the fact that the New York Times, a.k.a., the nation’s more-or-less official Paper of Record, ran an obituary should settle the question. |
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