It’s winter now, nearly Christmas, and I’ve finally moved on from George Clanton … to Magdalena Bay, who are very similar .
I have a couple of non-synth-pop favorites, too…
Magdalena Bay: Mercurial World
Sharon and I saw this duo live in Boston a few months ago and I had no idea who they were at the time. Their on-stage presence was, uh, interesting, and their music was absolutely fantastic; here are some of my favorite tracks:
Listen to Mercurial World on your favorite streaming service.
Dougie Poole: The Freelancer’s Blues
This is one of those rare albums where *every son…
It’s winter now, nearly Christmas, and I’ve finally moved on from George Clanton … to Magdalena Bay, who are very similar .
I have a couple of non-synth-pop favorites, too…
Magdalena Bay: Mercurial World
Sharon and I saw this duo live in Boston a few months ago and I had no idea who they were at the time. Their on-stage presence was, uh, interesting, and their music was absolutely fantastic; here are some of my favorite tracks:
Listen to Mercurial World on your favorite streaming service.
Dougie Poole: The Freelancer’s Blues
This is one of those rare albums where every song is great; I’m literally just embedding four of them at random:
Listen to The Freelancer’s Blues on your favorite streaming service.
James McMurtry: Live in Aught-Three
It was about 5 years ago that I developed a taste for the folk-rock/Americana music genre and I consider this album to be my absolute favorite example of it:
Listen to Live in Aught-Three on your favorite streaming service.