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William Elliot Whitmore Hell or High Water Video

April 21st 2009 in New Releases, Outlaw, Video, alt.country
  • New releases by Texas singer/songwriters Slaid Cleaves (Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away), Wayne “The Train” Hancock (Vipers of Melody) and Dale Watson (The Truckin’ Sessions Vol. 2 ) are in stores and online today.
  • HearYa.com gives thier view on Steve Earle new Townes Van Zandt covers album Townes.
  • 77square.com posts a conversation with Wayne “The Train” Hancock about his latest album Vipers of Melody.

Introducing the new video by William Elliot Whitemore for his song Hell or High Water (thanks to ninebullets.net for bringing this to my attention.) Twang Nation Review of Whitmore’s newest release Animals in the Dark.

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=55794026

Related posts:

  1. Review – William Elliott Whitmore – Animals In The Dark (Anti Records)
  2. Poodies Locke Tributes, Jeff Tweedy Sued
  3. William Elliott Whitmore – Dig My Grave
  4. William Elliott Whitmore Interview at HeroHill.com
  5. It Burns When I Pee Episode #7 Featuring William Elliott Whitmore


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Dwight Yoakam and Kid Rock Pair Up To Help Eagles’ Bassist On New Album | The 9513
wrote on April 22nd, 2009

[...] Wayne “The Train” Hanckock talks about his new album and music in general, insisting that it’s not a nostalgic recreation of old-timey country, in an interview on 77 Square. Don’t miss the video at the end. (via Twang Nation) [...]




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