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From Texas to Tennessee, from Chicago to New Orleans, from Oklahoma to Alabama, from Minnesota to the Mississippi Delta and beyond – there’s just something about the part of America encompassed by the Central Time Zone that has cultivated some of the finest music and musicians the world has ever seen. Among the latest crop of Central Timers is Pokey LaFarge, hailing from central Illinois with his fine old timey sound. This here song is off of Pokey’s latest album, self-titled and released by Third Man Records. |
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Fun video of the analog equipment and other “technology” used to record Bahamas’ brilliant cover of this Bobby Womack tune. This is one of six songs from the recently released iTunes Session EP. |
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Mesmerizingly beautiful. You’ll have no choice but to watch and listen to ever second. Seems so weird to me that this was performed in a skate park in the UK. I could be wrong, but I just can’t imagine beautiful music like this being performed in an American skate park. |
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Hey, I reckon this is fucking great. Off their latest album Pedestrian Verse, performed in Melbourne, Australia. (Source: largenoises.com) |
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The best streaming playlist ever created is now available on Rdio, Rhapsody AND Spotify! SONGbiscuit 555 is a continually curated streaming playlist limited to 555 songs of the best in new music alongside some of the most respected classics ever written and recorded. Read more about the playlist here. |
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Love, love, love this song! As soon as I heard it off of The Postelles’ new albuum …And It Shook Me, I immediately added it to SONGbiscuit 555. Sweet album, sweet song, and now a sweet video, too. |
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I’m really diggin’ this duo from Mississippi! Thanks to a couple of recent complimentary tweets from my favourite Scottish band Frightened Rabbit and their singer Scott Hutchison, I’ve been listening to and loving Water Liars’ new album Wyoming. Your turn. |
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