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This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions. When he was a teenager, finding hill country blues changed The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney's life - it was a foundation of the band. Things have now come full circle - they've just released a covers album of their favourite songs. Their 10th studio album, Delta Kream, features eleven Mississippi hill country blues standards including songs by R. L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough, among others. Delta Kream was recorded at Auerbach's Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville, where they were joined by musicians Kenny Brown and Eric ...

Open share drawer As Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney breezily enter their second decade together, they pay tribute to and put their own spin on the Mississippi blues, turning it into something that sounds supple and comforting. At first glance, Delta Kream—the 10th studio album from the blues-rock duo the Black Keys—appears to embody a hoary rock’n’roll cliché. It’s a collection of covers Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney learned to play when they were younger, an attempt to get back where they once belonged. In the case of the Black Keys, that spiritual home lies i...

Rolling Stone May 12, 2021 9:00AM ET Shannon and the Clams Battled a Tornado, a Pandemic & a Peeping Tom to Drop ‘Year of the Spider’ Listen to the first single, “Midnight Wine,” now By Year of the Spider, right before Nashville was hit by a tornado and the music world ground to a halt due to Covid-19. The record — produced by Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach — stayed in limbo throughout 2020, but on Wednesday, the band unveiled new single “Midnight Wine” ahead of a planned August 20th release date for the new album. “I remember texting with Dan about the record shortl...

Garage rock lifers Shannon and the Clams have announced plans to release their sixth full-length album Year of the Spider. The record will a...

"I was blown away," Auerbach told The Tennessean. "There's so much variation. It wasn't just one thing. That's obvious because it's Tony Joe. But when you're faced with this whole little bundle of brand new songs and they all fit together like some strange puzzle, even though they're not the same genre, I just love that so much.  "[It's] stuff that makes you feel good. I connected to that."  Tony Joe White recorded the backbone of "Smoke From The Chimney" roughly three to five years before death, per his son. But the songs time-travel through decades and genres impacted by the singer.