Hippie Jack's Americana Roots Music Festival - May 24,25,26,27

 

Fire up the festival-mobile Loungers and head on over, down or up to Hippie Jack's Americana Roots Music Festival this May 24-27 at Hippie's Jack little farm 'round Crawford TN... Hippie Jack has really outdone himself with this year's lineup....it's going to be a blast!

Get all the informations you need (tickets, camping, directions..yada yada yada) at

http://www.myhippiejack.com/

The whole East Nashville Radio Krewe will be there!

 Festival Lineup

Thursday     
10:00AM            Campground Opens
6:00–7:00          Potluck Dinner/Equipment Check
7:00–8:30          Jonathan Byrd – TV Recording  
Friday     
10:00AM            Gates Open
10:30–11:15       Little Johnny Kantreed
11:20–12:05       Karen E. Reynolds
12:15–1:15        Greg Horne, Jonathan Byrd & Sam Lewis
1:30–2:30          Flea Market Hustlers  
2:40–3:25          Shaun Murphy
3:30–4:15          Sam Lewis
4:25–5:10          Marshal Chapman
5:15–6:15          Dinner Break
6:15–7:15          Tommy Womack
7:30–8:30          Grayson Capps
9:00–10:30        The New Familiars – TV Recording
Saturday     
9:00–9:45          Yoga in River Tent with Synergy
10:00AM            Gates Open
10:30–11:30       Karen Reynolds, Alan Darveaux & Little Johnny Kantreed
11:40–12:25       Naughty Knots
12:30–1:15        Jimmy Davis
1:25–2:25          Carter Brothers, Doug & Telisha, Jay Clark
2:35–3:20          Phil Lee
3:25–4:10          RB Morris
4:15–5:00          Malcolm Holcolm
5:00–6:00          Dinner Break
6:00–7:00          Doug & Telisha
7:10–8:10          Blue Mother Tupelo
8:20–9:20          Carter Brothers Band
9:30–10:50        The Bart Walker Band – TV Recording
Sunday     
10:00AM            Gates Open
10:30–11:15       Alan Darveaux
11:25–12:25       Jimmy Davis, Phil Lee & Naughty Knots
12:30–1:15        Greg Horne
1:20–2:30          Mary Gauthier
2:45–3:30          Jay Clark
3:45–4:45          Flea Market Hustlers     
5:00–6:00          Dinner Break
6:30–8:00          Outlaw Gospel – TV Recording

Dan Baird & Homemade Sin - Smiths Olde Bar - ATL - 3/31/12

mmmmm yeah, the barkeep was supposed to do a review for this show...but it came out of the chute like a phil spector wall of sound to the 1000th degree.... sucked thru a stones/faces/hanksr. vortex.... and the barkeep experienced a rocknrollgasm.... and just remembers the whole night as the greatest rock n roll experience ever....rock is dead....LONG LIVE ROCK!

The Songwriter Lounge Radio Hour #21

SWL Radio Hour #21 - It's Rockin'! From Jersey to Durham to Asheville to Knoxville to East Nashville down to Austin and all points in between! 9AM and 10PM daily....only on East Nashville Radio!

Red Collar - The Old Piano Roll  - http://www.redcollarmusic.com/
Todd Snider - In Between Jobs - http://www.toddsnider.net/
Stacie Collins - Baby Sister - http://www.staciecollins.com/
Scott Miller - Someday Sometime - http://www.thescottmiller.com/
 Jack White - Sixteen Saltines - http://www.jackwhiteiii.com/
Daddy - I Don't Like It - http://www.tommywomack.net/
Alabama Shakes - Boys and Girls - http://www.alabamashakes.com/
The Smithereens - Sorry - http://www.officialsmithereens.com/

Ray Wylie Hubbard - Mother Blues - http://www.raywylie.com/
RB Morris - World Owes Me - http://www.rbmorris.com/
Tommy Womack - I Don't Have A Gun - http://www.tommywomack.net/
Justin Townes Earle - Look The Other Way - http://www.justintownesearle.com/
Dan Baird and Homemade Sin - Two For Tuesday - http://www.danbairdandhomemadesin.com/
The Gaslight Anthem - American Slang - http://www.gaslightanthem.com/

Stacie Collins - "Tied To You"

Rockin' and Rollin' and Blues Harp Blowin'!!!!!

http://www.staciecollins.com/

Live Springsteen at SXSW!

Springsteen rips on The Flatlanders' "Midnight Train" with Joe Ely and Alejandro Escovedo at SXSW last night....

The Songwriter Lounge Radio Hour #20

Three Times a day on East Nashville Radio and good for you!

9:30AM - 10PM - 2:30AM
(all times eastern)

1)Todd Snider - New York Banker - http://www.toddsnider.net/
2) Daddy - Early To Bed, Early To Rise - www.reverbnation.com/daddytheband
3) Kevin Gordon - Gloryland - kg.kevingordon.net/
4) Little Feat - Long Distance Love - www.littlefeat.net/
5) Mic Harrison And The High Score - Jellico - http://www.micharrison.com/
6) R B Morris - City - http://www.rbmorris.com/
7) Ray Wylie Hubbard - Snake Farm - http://www.raywylie.com/
8) Stacie Collins - Lend The Devil A Hand - http://www.staciecollins.com/
9) Will Kimbrough - Big Big Love - http://www.willkimbrough.com/
10) The Dirty Guv'nahs - We'll Be The Light - http://www.thedirtyguvnahs.com/
11) Scott Miller - Lo Siento Spanishburg WVA - http://www.thescottmiller.com/
12) North Mississippi Allstars - 61 Highway http://www.nmallstars.com/
13) Tony Joe White - Polk Salad Annie - http://www.tonyjoewhite.com/
14) Tommy Womack - Guilty Snake Blues - http://www.tommywomack.com/
15) Steve Earle - Steve's Hammer (for Pete) - http://www.steveearle.com/

Barkeep's Review - Tommy Womack at The Basement

Backed by a crack band, Tommy Womack wasted no time diving into his new album "Now What!" Saturday night at The Basement, that funky lil club beneath the world-famous Grimey's record store.

Set List

01 - Play That Cheap Trick
02 - I Love You To Pieces
03 - Over The Hill
04 - On & Off the Wagon
05 - 90 Miles an Hour Down A One Way Street
06 - Nice Day
07 - Guilty Snake Blues
08 - Everybody Wants to be Loved
09 - Bye & Bye
10 - Vicky Smith Blues
11 - Pothead Blues
12 - Wishes Do Come True
13 - Cockroach After the Bomb
14 - Berkeley Mews
15 - Sleepwalk
16 - Alpha Male and the Canine Mystery Blood

Encore - Never Gonna Be a Rock Star
When the Whip Comes Down
Let’s Have Another Cigarette

The Band

Tommy Womack - vox and guitar

Lisa Oliver Gray - vox

John Deaderick - keys

Jim Hoke - sax, pedal steel

Jameson Sevits - trombone

Daniel Seymour - bass

Justin Amaral - drums

Mark Robinson - guitar

Nathan Womack - drums on When The Whip Comes Down

An evening of fantastic originals; the entirety of "Now What!" (with the exception of "I'm Too Old To Feel That Way Now"), select cuts from Mr.Womack's  "There, I Said It!" album and  a version of Daddy's "Vicky Smith Blues". In addition, Ms. Oliver-Gray delivered the goods on the Womack-Littlefield  "Everybody Wants To Be Loved" from her "Dedicated to Love" album.

A true rock n roll connoisseur, Womack paid tribute to his influences, with passionate readings of the Kink's "Berkeley Mews", the Stones' "When The Whip Comes Down" ( son Nathan on the drums) and featured guitarist Mark Robinson on the classic "SleepWalk".

A riveting show by a brutally honest songwriter with a wicked sense of humor and a heart of gold.

FIVE STARS!

http://www.tommywomack.com/