An avid fan of (some) poetry and I don’t post much here but this one really got to me it is a work of genius!
It was wonderful to spend some time with the women of I'm With Her (Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz and Aoife O'Donovan) at MerleFest last weekend. Here we are sharing a sweet moment in honor of our dear John Prine on “Angel From Montgomery.” Hope you enjoy and huge thanks to the festival for hosting us.
—Bonnie
Bonnie Raitt Rocks the Slide Guitar in "Need You Tonight”[maybe she could give Derek some lessons !? Wot?]
What better way to welcome our Ringo first time to the Grand Ole Opry than with Molly Tuttle
🎶✨ Just watch this amazing video of The Mavericks performing “Waiting For The World To End”! Performed during LOCKDOWN, with masks and when it felt like the world WAS ending!!
Holly Golightly: 7 Albums 1995 - 2003
Now we discussed Holly before with her connection to Thee Headcoatees with Billy Childish (see links below) some time ago and with Kostas too I believe so he has turned up trumps (no, NO not THAT one!) with this profile of Holly’s work done of her own solo volition . . . . . 7 albums worth and no messing!
Kostas says: After four years as a Headcoatee she also found time to release a debut solo record, The Good Things, in 1995. Where the Headcoatees sound was a blend of girl group sounds and three-chord garage-rock with all the original songs coming from the pen of Billy Childish, Holly’s solo sound is more a blend of pre-rock electric blues, folk rock, and less frantic rock & roll. In addition to Holly’s original songs, she’s also covered a wide range of artists including Willie Dixon, Ike Turner, Lee Hazelwood, Wreckless Eric, and Bill Withers.She is one of the most interesting and diverse artists to come out of the Billy Childish school and is certainly one of the better singer/songwriters of the post-grunge era who seems to get better with every album. Since her debut in 1995, Holly has been very prolific, releasing twelve solo albums, one with Billy Childish (In Blood), one with Dan Melchior (Desperate Little Town), and eight albums alongside The Brokeoffs plus loads of singles for a wide variety of labels. She has toured the world many times, the US being a particular favourite as well as Australia & Europe.
This song is everything…EVERYTHING.. . . .
they're not wrong!
Frequently in my top 3 Forever Changes changed my life . . . . . . (sorry not sorry!)
HERBERG DE KELDER
Your pale skin, your sexy crooked teethThe trouble you’d get in, in your clumsy wayI guess one afternoon you won’t cross my mind
And I’ll get over you
Overtime . . . .
