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Michael Franti & Spearhead, Beale Street Music Festival, Memphis, 5/6/12

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Crankshaft is a one-man blues band that has a somewhat alternative rock approach to the blues. Here he was performing in the parking lot beside Ground Zero during Juke Joint Fest in Clarksdale, April 14, 2012

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Thursday night, April 12, 2012, Juke Joint Festival, Clarksdale, MS

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dearbennichols:

guiltregret:

Lucero played at the Black Sheep in Colorado Springs, CO (my old stomping ground) last week. Here’s a recording of the entire show for your downloading pleasure.

One Set:
01 intro
02 That Much Further West
03 Downtown (intro)
04 On My Way Downtown
05 Nights Like These
06 Kiss the Bottle
07 Women & Work
08 Chain Link Fence
09 Sounds Of the City
10 Wasted
11 Raising Hell
12 Hey Darlin’, Do You Gamble?
13 Slow Dancing
14 I Can’t Stand To Leave You
15 Colorado Girl
16 The War
17 – banter –
18 Tonight She’s Mine
19 Diamond State Heart Break
20 All Sewn Up – My Best Girl
21 Tears Don’t Matter Much *

Encore:
22 crowd & banter
23 Mom
24 Dangerous Thing
25 Sixes and Sevens *

* w/ members of Larry and His Flask

(via That’s The Thing About That: Lucero @ The Black Sheep, Colorado Springs, CO 2012-04-01)

Download Lucero’s Black Sheep Colorado show here!

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Jimbo Mathus (@JimboMathus): Clinging to the Roots at the Levitt Shell (@LevittShell)

Jimbo Mathus and the Tri-State Coalition, kicking off the Levitt Shell season at Overton Park on May 14, 2011 with a set of songs from his upcoming new album “Confederate Buddah” on Memphis International Records, out May 24. The crowd particularly enjoyed the eerily-prophetic “Cling to the Roots and You Won’t Wash Away” and “Too Much Water Under The Bridge”, which were both written more than a year BEFORE the Memphis flood!

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