Posts Tagged ‘twang’

French rocker Eddy Mitchell once said: “kick any trash can in Nashville, Tennessee and three guitar players will get out of it”. Nashville, Tennessee also called Music City has been the cradle for the music industry and particularly the country music industry so far that the city became today’s country music’s Disneyland or a country [...]

It’s not clear where this word comes from. But it may come from French, talked in Louisiana, cradle for jazz, blues and therefore boogie. The “bogie” in french describes the wheelsets of a train that produce a hypnotic noise on the railroad track imitated by musicians to create a hyptonic beat. The word has been [...]

Since the American soldiers landed in Europe in 1944, the Europeans absorbed their culture through the clothes and the music they imported. Jazz, rock’n’roll and blues as well as blue jeans became well-exported American idioms. British bands of the sixties proved they could learn the blues without being raised in Mississippi and make it their [...]

In this episode we are opening the HONKY TONK LIVE mike to the County Boys a.k.a. Andy Keinath and his sidekick Peter Görz picking his Telecaster. You can hear, live in the Wueste Welle studio, those guys performing real country songs by Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Johnny Paycheck… Those southern german boys can [...]

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 !

featuring Brian Setzer’s instru-MENTAL album and other instrumental performances by Chet Atkins, Danny Gatton, Dick Dale, Stevie Ray Vaughan who push the strength of the guitar beyond country, blues, rock, surf and jazz.

featuring latest Marty Stuart’s album “Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions” and a flashback on that Nashville maverick’s career

featuring Hank III’s last Curb album “Rebel Within” and a flashback on his career

Close your eyes, listen to those texan artists and you’ll feel like cruising on the Lone Star State dusty roads with Steve Earle, Dale Watson, Junior Brown, Robert Johnson, ZZ Top, Johnny Winter, Scott H Biram and more !

19.11.2009

Posted: 19th November 2009 by Steffan Rock in Podcast
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featuring the Brian Setzer Orchestra and Heavy Trash new sides