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He chose "Decoration Day" as the best song he did for Drive By Truckers, "When We Were Vampires" as his best solo song and "Cover Me Up" as the track that made him feel like “I can still do this” after he got sober. He was also asked about his guitar playing. He picked "Overseas" from Reunions as his best guitar moment in the studio, and a live take on "Brothers in Arms" from Dire Straits he did in 2019 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville As for the best guitarists he's ever played with, Isbell told a story about playing with

Summer concerts come to Hudson Valley After pandemic silence, region is alive with the sound of live music John Barry FacebookTwitterEmail Vaccination rates are rising, and so are concert bookings. The Hudson Valley is getting ready to rock.Bethel Woods Guitarist and vocalist Rhett Miller, a Texas native and Gardiner resident well-known for his band the Old 97’s, wondered during the last year if he would ever again perform for a live audience. “I didn’t know if musicians would ever be returning to stages,” Miller said. “There were times when it seemed like, I don’t know, it would...

The Allman Brothers Band's 1970 performances at the Fillmore East recorded by Owsley “Bear” Stanley will be reissued in June 2021.

The Allman Brothers Band will reissue a 2018 album that features recordings from the group's appearance at New York's Fillmore East a year before its more famous shows there. Bear’s Sonic Journals: Allman Brothers Band Fillmore East February 1970 is set for reissue on June 18 and includes three CDs of material recorded by the Grateful Dead's late sound engineer Owsley “Bear” Stanley. In addition to several Allman Brothers classics, the recordings include the three earliest known live concert recordings of Dickey Betts’ “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed." "What I love about that ...

Move over, Loose Boots, Mountain Jam and Trout Whistle. There’s a new kid on the Roadhouse Brewing Co. block. The Gregory Lane brewery has branched out from its craft beer roots to introduce Seltzy, a line of craft hard seltzers that come in three flavors and are low in calories and alcohol. “While our dedication, our heart and soul, is in craft beer,” Roadhouse Brewing Co. co-founder Colby Cox said, “we saw the trend in a lot of our customers moving toward a lighter-alcohol, lower-carb product.” Seltzy comes in cans, and at only 4% abv it’s a beverage people can...