[FairRetailRecordings] #0125 -- Ryan Bingham -- Tell My Mother I Miss Her So

#0125

After a few months of hiatus for baby-havin' and what not, we're back to work here at FRR HQ.

This is for your mother, whether she's up the road, in another state or another country or watching from above.

Artist: Ryan Bingham

Date: 2010.07.09

Venue: Threadgill's World Headquarters

Track: Tell My Mother I Miss Her So

Enjoy. And support your local music scene.

Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller Live At Sam's Town Point 2011.03.19

Scott Nolan (site) and Joanna Miller don't come to Texas from their Winnipeg homes nearly enough. They were here for a few weeks playing shows around with Adam Carroll culminating with a show at Sam's Town Point on Saturday March 19th as part of South By Sam's Town Point. That was the first time at Sam's Town since 2007, if memory serves. The time away didn't hurt them as they rolled in and didn't disappoint playing a large selection of new tunes from Scott's new record Montgomery Eldorado.

The do a particularly blistering version of "Bad Liver And Broken Heart" as well as my new favorite Nolan comp "Silvertone."

Here's the setlist:

01 You Rock We Roll
02 Famous In Texas
03 Banter
04 Poor Man's Holiday
05 My My Hey Hey
06 Banter
07 Bad Liver And A Broken Heart
08 Banter
09 Life Could Be A Dream
10 Chrome Black And Steel
11 Montgomery Eldorado
12 Banter
13 Clay Pigeons (Blaze Foley)
14 Banter: Adam Carroll's Birthday Card
15 Silvertone
16 Banter
17 No Bourbon And Bad Radio
18 Banter
19 Sometimes

If you missed it, never fear. Archive.org link to MP3s and FLACs and stream below. Enjoy.

http://www.archive.org/details/scottnolan2011-03-19.bluemikey.flac

Hayes Carll's KMAG YOYO (and other American Stories) Drops Tomorrow

/Sorry for the hiatus...had a kid...busy...etc...will try to post more...to get us going, let's talk Hayes Carll...

The new record will be in stores tomorrow and let us be the 532nd blog to tell you that you won't be disappointed. We've been lucky enough to have the disc for the last month and it's excellent. While we could probably do without the title track itself, the rest of the record is rock solid and indicative of and comparable Hayes' best work on his three previous records. We are absolutely in love with "Stomp And Holler", "Bye Bye Baby", "The Lovin' Cup", "Bottle In My Hand: and "Hide Me". We're shoving this record to the top of the list of early favorites for record of the year.

Until you can get your greasy hands on a copy, here are two live recordings of songs from the record (from Hayes' Labor Day Festival in Luckenbach last year).

Chances Are (early set):

The Letter (aka Wild People) (late set):