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LISTEN: Stephen Flatt's 'El Camino' Tells a Larger-Than-Life Tale - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Stephen Flatt's 'El Camino' Tells a Larger-Than-Life Tale

Cumberland Bones, collects distinctly southern stories, largely pulled from singer-songwriter's own life and the lives of those around him. "I try to keep it close to the vest and keep it within stories I can relate to," he tells The Boot. That is not the case, however -- or rather, not entirely the case -- with "El Camino," premiering exclusively on The Boot. The artist calls the sixth of 10 songs on his forthcoming record "a stretch," but also one of the songs that made him want to put this record together. "I was listening to a lot of Robert Earl Keen when I wrote that song," Flatt expla...

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Music Scene: New album from the Dinallos is a family affair - Vimarsana News

Music Scene: New album from the Dinallos is a family affair

Music Scene: New album from the Dinallos is a family affair By Jay N. Miller Pre-pandemic, protean guitarist Mike Dinallo was busy planning another EP of his outstanding rock ‘n’ roots music, while his wife, Juliet Simmons Dinallo was well into the preparation and writing for a new album of her Americana music. The various lockdowns threw all those plans into disarray and eventually put an end to Mike’s frequent trips to and from Nashville sessions. But it also forced the couple to learn how to do a lot of their recording work at their Shrewsbury home and after a while, it seemed to...

Blues And Soul Sensation Robert Finley Announces New LP, 'Sharecropper's Son' - Vimarsana News

Blues And Soul Sensation Robert Finley Announces New LP, 'Sharecropper's Son'

Blues And Soul Sensation Robert Finley Announces New LP, ‘Sharecropper’s Son’ The autobiographical album, which was produced by Dan Auerbach, is out May 21. Published on Sharecropper’s Son. Available on May 21 via Easy Eye Sound, the autobiographical project was co-written and produced by Auerbach, who declared Finley to be “the greatest living soul singer.” Ahead of the album, Finley is sharing the expressive “Souled Out on You” – a captivating first taste of Sharecropper’s Son. ADVERTISEMENT The ballad, Finley explained in a press release, tells “the story of a relat...

How Dan Auerbach Made An Album With Tony Joe White's Previously Unreleased Demos - Vimarsana News

How Dan Auerbach Made An Album With Tony Joe White's Previously Unreleased Demos

Singer-songwriter and guitarist Tony Joe White was best known for writing "Rainy Night in Georgia," made popular in 1970 by Brook Benton. "I think it was the first time I heard Brook Benton's 'Rainy Night In Georgia,'" Dan Auerbach says during a call from his Nashville studio about discovering Tony Joe White. "I'd heard the song a bunch already, and I just figured it was a Ray Charles song or something. But then I heard Tony Joe's version and everything about it just blew my mind." White, the southern singer-songwriter who died in 2018, is fresh on Auerbach's mind because the latter recently ...

The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach Unearths Tony Joe White Demos : World Cafe : NPR - Vimarsana News

The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach Unearths Tony Joe White Demos : World Cafe : NPR

Jim Marshall/Courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption Jim Marshall/Courtesy of the artist Singer-songwriter and guitarist Tony Joe White was best known for writing "Rainy Night in Georgia," made popular in 1970 by Brook Benton. Jim Marshall/Courtesy of the artist "I think it was the first time I heard Brook Benton's 'Rainy Night In Georgia,'" Dan Auerbach says during a call from his Nashville studio about discovering Tony Joe White. "I'd heard the song a bunch already, and I just figured it was a Ray Charles song or something. But then I heard...

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