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September 13, 2012, 3:18 pm
The forecast for Friday is perfect. The time is right to board the Friday Early Escape Cruise on the Portland Spirit! The music sweet on this late summer afternoon. Hope you can join us. Find out more HERE.THE MANY SIDES OF JOSH MALM
The musical journey continues for Josh Malm. The terrifically talented violinist Tim Snider is on board now.
Josh's new project is Redwood Son and The Revelry. Catch a gig Friday night, 6/1, at Doug Fir. More HERE.
Josh and Tim stopped by our studios to bring the news of this new collaboration and to lay down a bonus tune. Convo and song, below.
The song "Early Birds" is from THE LION'S INSIDE.
Tim was in the BING Lounge recently. Check out the session HERE.
Back in June 2011, Josh Malm finally put a flood of songs on an album ( a double cd set!). We talk THE LION'S INSIDE.
LISTEN TO OUR COMPLETE CONVO, BELOW.
THE LION'S INSIDE
The band was on their way to the making of this (now double-disc) album when they tragically lost their friend and bandmate in a fatal accident. It seems like the closure has arrived with the album. And, seems like it will be both a celebration of a new collection of 20 songs and a chance to remember Kipp Crawford, as well.
More about Redwood Son HERE.
Could Jake Bugg be the new Bob Dylan? We've heard that line before, but once we've experienced the creative, solid, diverse 14 tracks of his debut "Jake Bugg" CD, it's hard not to go there.
The Zoo Summer Concert Series schedule has been announced and tickets are on sale now!
For those of us looking for musical companionship amidst the frenzied pace of daily life, consider American singer-songwriter Josh Ritter's newest "Beast in its Tracks" release.
As we head into December and the countdown towards the New Year, it's a fitting time to look back and reflect on the year in music.
A southern gothic supernatural musical from co-conspirators Stephen King, John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett.
Australian rockers take a psychedelic journey with Tidal Wave video.
A new album, Somehow Divine, is most definitely ear candy flavored by Scott's really fine voice and songwriting.
A day job that provides for the night job. A musician's work is never done!
"Bucket Boys" has been dropped. But the inventive bluegrass/punk vibe is still there.
