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Justin Townes Earle Live Cuts at Hearya.com

May 11th 2008 in Americana, Festivals, alt.country
  • Hearya.com has posted four great live cuts from Justin Townes Earle. The cuts are “Lone Pine Hill,” “Who Am I To Say,”
    “Your Biscuits Are Big Enough For Me” and “Turn Out My Lights.” The session was recorded along with his live show
    accompaniment and friend Cory Younts.
  • Tickets for the July 5, 2008 Hootenanny in Orange County CA are on sale now.Some of the artists scheduled to appear are Mike Ness,BR549′s Chuck Mead,Royal Crown Revue, Cadillac Tramps, Grant Lee Phillips, Big Sandy, James Intveld, Guana Batz, Throw Rag, Blood on the Saddle, Roger Allen Wade, Russel Scott, Powerflex 5, Chris Schiflet, Dusty Rhodes, Rickey Warwick, Sh*tkickers, Hellbound Hayride and Wil Ridge
  • Aquarium Drunkard has a great post on a two-volume Dirty Laundry compilation that rounds up a collection of black country-soul cuts from the sixties and seventies. Samples offered are James Brown doing Hank Williams’ “Your Cheating Heart” and Bettye Swann doing  “Just Because You Can’t Be Mine.”
  • CMT’s Unplugged at Studio 330 has Shooter Jennings playing some cuts off his latest release The Wolf.”

Related posts:

  1. No Depression Debuts First Live Chat with Justin Townes Earle
  2. Justin Townes Earle Readies ’09 Release
  3. Justin Townes Earle and Jason Isbell hit the Bay Area Tonight
  4. Justin Townes Earle Live Performance on XM Radio!
  5. Justin Townes Earle, “The Good Life” Video


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