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High on Stress Minneapolis, Minnesota
“This is exceptional work.” - Peter Jesperson (Manager of the Replacements)
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Jason Isbell is a master storyteller, and his music gives it so much more room to shine. Every song is so lovingly produced with amazing lyrics to make them stand out even more.
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Thank you, Dancers!
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I knew Bob before he was 'Slim'. Then lost touch. Always followed him musically from Buzz Barker and the Atomic Bums to his solo work. I was never much into listening to live music at First Ave or bars so I didn't really get to watch him play and sing. I did see him open for Roseanne Cash once. Take care Bob!
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Live at the Shoals Theatre
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Cooley, Hood & Isbell...What’s not to love?
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Lost Time Behind the Moon
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The sophomore solo effort from Hiss Golden Messenger bassist Scott Hirsch offers a fresh batch of songs that kick back to classic country, tempered with a satisfying dose of psychedelia.
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The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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Restless Spirit
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West Virginia trio showcase strident country rock anchored in bold, anthemic songcraft and deliciously twangy tones.
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The New OK
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The Truckers continue to be as relevant as ever , and in this era of right wing bullshit....it heartens me to see them as headstrong as ever.
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