Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
SUSAN CATTANEO 2CD SET ‘THE HAMMER & THE HEART’ DEBUTS AT #1 ON BILLBOARD HEATSEEKERS NORTHEAST CHART & #5 ON THE FOLK DJ-L CHART
WFUV SESSION AIRS & MOJO RAVES
Susan Cattaneo’s “ambitious” (WFUV) double album ‘The Hammer & The
Heart’ debuted at #1 on the Billboard Northeast Heatseekers chart,
#5 on the Folk DJ-L chart nationally, and at #9 on the NACC radio chart. In addition, WFUV aired an
interview and session with her on Sunday. Hear it here: http://www.wfuv.org/content/
The album, which stretches from alt.country and rock & roll to folk
and honky tonk, has also earned plaudits from MOJO Magazine, Pop
Matters, Maverick, Elmore, Glide, and The Boot. Special guests on the
album include The Bottle Rockets, Bill Kirchen, Duke Levine, Mark
Erelli, and The Boxcar Lilles (of which Cattaneo is also a member).
In addition to her own musical career, Cattaneo also teaches
songwriting at Berklee College of Music.
Upcoming Susan Cattaneo Performance:
October 13 – Plymouth, MA – The Spire Center for the Performing Arts
Susan Cattaneo’s “ambitious” (WFUV) double album ‘The Hammer & The
Heart’ debuted at #1 on the Billboard Northeast Heatseekers chart,
#5 on the Folk DJ-L chart nationally, and at #9 on the NACC radio chart. In addition, WFUV aired an
interview and session with her on Sunday. Hear it here: http://www.wfuv.org/content/
The album, which stretches from alt.country and rock & roll to folk
and honky tonk, has also earned plaudits from MOJO Magazine, Pop
Matters, Maverick, Elmore, Glide, and The Boot. Special guests on the
album include The Bottle Rockets, Bill Kirchen, Duke Levine, Mark
Erelli, and The Boxcar Lilles (of which Cattaneo is also a member).
In addition to her own musical career, Cattaneo also teaches
songwriting at Berklee College of Music.
Upcoming Susan Cattaneo Performance:
October 13 – Plymouth, MA – The Spire Center for the Performing Arts
Monday, September 11, 2017
NICK LOSS-EATON MEDIA AT AMERICANA FEST: FAT POSSUM SOUL MAN DON BRYANT, DIVINE HARMONIES OF APPLEWOOD ROAD, THE “AMAZING” (JIM LAUDERDALE) KEVIN GORDON
In chronological order:
Tuesday – 7:50pm - Kevin Gordon – The Family Wash (626 Main St #A)
Rolling Stone says, "Dude's a juke-joint professor emeritus.” Kevin Gordon, Louisiana-born songwriter who’s earned raves from media,
musicals peers, and fans in equal measure, released his latest, ‘Long
Gone Time’ to critical praise from American
Songwriter, Pop Matters, Offbeat, & others. He is currently
recording a 2018 release. Hitting #26 on the Americana Radio Chart, the
album also attracted the attention of NPR’s World Cafe and Folk Alley;
Gordon performed live as a featured guest on both programs.
Praised by NPR, The NY Times, & USA Today, Kevin Gordon’s songs
have been covered by everyone from Keith Richards and Levon Helm to Irma
Thomas and Todd Snider:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/
On Applewood Road, Paste Magazine was “impressed me with their
close harmonies” while No Depression said, “lovely… near perfect folk
album… I was mesmerized.” Crosby, Stills & Nash; Simon &
Garfunkel; The Everly Brothers; The Civil Wars; Gillian
Welch & David Rawlings: some bands have voices that were just meant
to sing together. Applewood Road is one of those bands. Applewood Road
is Emily Barker, Amber Rubarth and Amy Speace:
http://www.
Wednesday –11:30am – Don Bryant on Southern Stream Panel – Country Music Hall of Fame and Music, Ford Theater (222 5th Avenue S)
and available to live stream at
http://countrymusichalloffame.
Americana music, like all American music, is fundamentally
eclectic, born of the myriad cultural crossings that form the basis of
our complex national history. Within every country song is a blues root
and a soul heart; every folk ballad has traveled
within a diaspora that may have touched the Caribbean, Mexico, or the
Native American West. This songwriters round brings together four
artists whose music reflects very different family legacies and life
experiences, from Southern soul to Latin-tinged country
to African-diaspora folk. Their songs and stories form a portrait of
Americana music that reflects the true and varied foundation of
Americana music. Moderated by Ann Powers of NPR Music, the program will
feature performances and conversation from Don Bryant,
Yola Carter, Raul Malo, and Joan Osborne.
Friday – 10:15pm - Kevin Gordon – Douglas Corner (2106 8th Ave S)
Saturday – 7pm - Kevin Gordon – Bobby’s Idle Hour (1028 16th Ave S)
Saturday – 9pm - Don Bryant & The Bo-Keys – 12th & Porter (114 12th Ave N)
The Fat Possum “Soul Survivor” and “I Can’t Stand The Rain”
songwriter Don Bryant is fresh from a packed house, standing ovation
performance at Lincoln Center Out of Doors with Lincoln Center’s Jill
Sternheimer calling him “incredible” and a subsequent
European tour. His comeback album ‘Don’t Give Up On Love’ has earned
raves this year from NPR Music, Rolling Stone, Paste, UNCUT, MOJO, and
All Music:
http://www.rollingstone.com/
Friday, September 8, 2017
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
SOUL SURVIVOR & FAT POSSUM SOUL MAN DON BRYANT’S MUSIC FEATURED IN NEW FILM DETROIT AS AMERICANA FEST PANEL ADDED
HI RHYTHM SECTION – FEATURED ON NEW ALBUM ‘DON’T GIVE UP ON LOVE’ – TO
BE HONORED AT AMERICANA MUSIC AWARDS FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
The new film Detroit features the classic song “Weak and Broken Hearted” from soul legend the songwriter of “I Can’t Stand The Rain,” Don Bryant. It’s part of a big year for the Soul Survivor, who’s earned it with a “joyous miracle” (Paste Magazine) of a new album ‘Don’t Give Up On Love’ (Fat Possum).
Don will be a performer and panelist during the Americana Music Festival at the Country Music Hall of Fame on September 13, in addition to his official showcase September 16 at 12th & Porter:
Panel and Performance: Southern Streams
11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Available to live stream at countrymusichalloffame.org/
Americana music, like all American music, is fundamentally eclectic, born of the myriad cultural crossings that form the basis of our complex national history. Within every country song is a blues root and a soul heart; every folk ballad has traveled within a diaspora that may have touched the Caribbean, Mexico, or the Native American West. This songwriters round brings together four artists whose music reflects very different family legacies and life experiences, from Southern soul to Latin-tinged country to African-diaspora folk. Their songs and stories form a portrait of Americana music that reflects the true and varied foundation of Americana music. Moderated by Ann Powers of NPR Music, the program will feature performances and conversation from Don Bryant, Yola Carter, Raul Malo, and Joan Osborne.
Also spotlighted during Americana Fest will be the Hi Rhythm Section, members of whom played on ‘Don’t Give Up On Love,’ including Charles Hodges on organ, Archie Turner on keyboards, and Howard Grimes on drums.
Bryant has earned raves this year from NPR Music, Rolling Stone, Paste, UNCUT, MOJO, and All Music.
Don Bryant tour dates
September 5 – Great Hall of La Villette – Paris, France
September 6 – Nefertiti - Göteborg, Sweden
September 7 – Kulturbolaget – Malmo, Sweden
September 8 – Cosmopolite – Oslo, Norway
September 16 – 12th & Porter – Nashville, TN (Americana Fest, 9pm)
October 6 – Hardly Strictly Bluegrass – San Francisco, CA
October 7 – Orpheum Theater – New Orleans, LA (Ponderosa Stomp)
January 25 – Carolina Theatre – Durham, NC (Take Me to the River tour)
January 26 – Jefferson Center – Roanoke, VA (Take Me to the River tour)
January 27 – Harbison Theatre – Irmo, SC (Take Me to the River tour)
January 29 – University of Florida Phillips Center – Gainesville, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
January 30 – Florida Theatre – Jacksonville, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
February 3 – Parker Playhouse – Fort Lauderdale, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
The new film Detroit features the classic song “Weak and Broken Hearted” from soul legend the songwriter of “I Can’t Stand The Rain,” Don Bryant. It’s part of a big year for the Soul Survivor, who’s earned it with a “joyous miracle” (Paste Magazine) of a new album ‘Don’t Give Up On Love’ (Fat Possum).
Don will be a performer and panelist during the Americana Music Festival at the Country Music Hall of Fame on September 13, in addition to his official showcase September 16 at 12th & Porter:
Panel and Performance: Southern Streams
11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Available to live stream at countrymusichalloffame.org/
Americana music, like all American music, is fundamentally eclectic, born of the myriad cultural crossings that form the basis of our complex national history. Within every country song is a blues root and a soul heart; every folk ballad has traveled within a diaspora that may have touched the Caribbean, Mexico, or the Native American West. This songwriters round brings together four artists whose music reflects very different family legacies and life experiences, from Southern soul to Latin-tinged country to African-diaspora folk. Their songs and stories form a portrait of Americana music that reflects the true and varied foundation of Americana music. Moderated by Ann Powers of NPR Music, the program will feature performances and conversation from Don Bryant, Yola Carter, Raul Malo, and Joan Osborne.
Also spotlighted during Americana Fest will be the Hi Rhythm Section, members of whom played on ‘Don’t Give Up On Love,’ including Charles Hodges on organ, Archie Turner on keyboards, and Howard Grimes on drums.
Bryant has earned raves this year from NPR Music, Rolling Stone, Paste, UNCUT, MOJO, and All Music.
Don Bryant tour dates
September 5 – Great Hall of La Villette – Paris, France
September 6 – Nefertiti - Göteborg, Sweden
September 7 – Kulturbolaget – Malmo, Sweden
September 8 – Cosmopolite – Oslo, Norway
September 16 – 12th & Porter – Nashville, TN (Americana Fest, 9pm)
October 6 – Hardly Strictly Bluegrass – San Francisco, CA
October 7 – Orpheum Theater – New Orleans, LA (Ponderosa Stomp)
January 25 – Carolina Theatre – Durham, NC (Take Me to the River tour)
January 26 – Jefferson Center – Roanoke, VA (Take Me to the River tour)
January 27 – Harbison Theatre – Irmo, SC (Take Me to the River tour)
January 29 – University of Florida Phillips Center – Gainesville, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
January 30 – Florida Theatre – Jacksonville, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
February 3 – Parker Playhouse – Fort Lauderdale, FL (Take Me to the River tour)
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