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We feel ya , Redlines.
We re all coming off a rough year, reflected in the anxiety, pain and ultimate determination to stay strong that s manifested in The Bones Under the Morning Sun, the second full-length album from the Butler-Beaver band.
Nine years into their existence, the Redlines mine from classic rock, distilled with 60s soul, 70s punk and 80s heartland rock and traces of power-pop and garage rock.
“You can hear our growth,” vocalist-guitarist Brian Seese said. “You can hear us coming together as a band in real-time, from song to song.”
Seese is quick to credit the blistering solos and melodic leads of second guitarist Jason Lizzi, a New Brighton grad.
Taylor Swift secures a fourth straight week at No.1 with her ninth album “evermore”, which equals the four weeks her eighth set “folklore” (TW-7) achieved in August of 2020.
Of the seven No.1 albums that Taylor has had here in Australia, these last two albums are now her equal second longest running chart-toppers, but they are also now her equal longest-consecutive running No.1 albums at four weeks apiece. Her “1989” set (TW-31) did spend nine weeks at No.1 during 2014 and 2015, but it’s longest continual run was three weeks from January 26th, 2015. Taylor also takes her tally of ‘Accumulated Weeks at No.1: Albums (1965 to 2021)’ to 24 weeks from those seven No.1 albums, moving her 20th on that listing, just ahead of Celine Dion (24 weeks from 5 #1’s) and 60’s/70’s artists Creedence Clearwater Revival (24 weeks from 3 #1’s). If she stays again next week she will equal Savage Garden, The Rolling Stones and U2. “evermore” also returns for a second week a
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Courtesy of John FogertyOn Wednesday, a day that saw supporters of outgoing President
Donald Trump swarm the U.S. Capitol, emboldened by his speech reiterating claims that the election was stolen from him,
John Fogerty released a new song, “Weeping in the Promised Land,” that offers a pointed critique of Trump’s leadership.
The gospel-flavored song, which is available as a digital single, finds the ex-
Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman reflecting on such topical issues as Trump’s handling of COVID-19 pandemic and racial injustice.
Fogerty tells ABC Audio that he actually came up with the song’s title about 25 years ago, and says that, at the time, he felt the phrase “seemed bigger than the page I wrote it on,” so he always hoped to write a tune worthy of it.