Our traditional Christmas Church Service is provided by Reverend Elvis Presley with Christmas classics and Gospel songs to absolve us, Honky-Tonkers, from all of our sins in 2011 and to bless us for a new year in the 3rd Millenium.
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22.12.2011 – Honky Tonk Live Christmas Church Service
Posted: 22nd December 2011 by Steffan Rock in PodcastTags: Christmas, Elvis, gospel
10.11.2011 – Hank will never get out of this world alive
Posted: 10th November 2011 by Steffan Rock in PodcastTags: bluegrass, Bob Dylan, country, Hank Williams, live in the studio, steel-guitar, Steffan Rock, Steve Earle, unplugged, vinyl
In this episode open with Steve Earle, we are discovering Bob Dylan’s controversial project “The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams”. This tribute to one of the most influential songwriters in country and popular music takes unfinished songs to write them further and record them with the collaboration of various artists like Alan Jackson, Merle Haggard, [...]
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29.09.2011 – From Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico
Posted: 29th September 2011 by Steffan Rock in PodcastTags: blues, Chess Records, Chicago, country, George Thorogood, Hank Williams, Honeyboy Edwards, honky tonk, Rockabilly, Steve Earle, T-Bone Burnett, unplugged, vinyl
In this episode Honeyboy Edwards in Heaven is taking us to Chicago where George Thorogood is paying tribute to Chess Records. We are dreaming all the time of honky tonk queens who haunt our songs. In the Gulf of Mexico Steve Earle is doing introspection in the shadow of Hank Williams and we are mixing [...]
15.09.2011 – Rockabilly Rumble
Posted: 15th September 2011 by Steffan Rock in PodcastTags: Brian Setzer, Buddy Holly, double bass, echo, Hayden Thompson, Rockabilly, twang
This episode is 100% rockabilly to close the summer. We are rumbling with dead or alive rockabillies like the Booze Bombs, Brian Setzer, Buddy Holly, Hayden Thompson and more. Twang guitars, slap basses and much echo from the past to the present !