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Written by Daytrotter
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 02:28 |

Coming off a month in which we recorded nearly 50 sessions for Daytrotter.com , we're
all a bit tired. There is going to be a dramatic decrease in recording
this week, though we'll still find time to welcome Dungen, Horse
Feathers, And The Moneynotes, The Coast, Little Joy, Dead Trees, and
Cale Parks in for sessions.
The sessions of late have been out-of-sight,
and if anyone was lucky enough to get to Iowa City last Friday -- on
Halloween -- to see the great Stephen Malkmus and Blitzen Trapper
perform, you'll know that they joined forces for an encore of The James
Gang's "Funk #49." They learned the song earlier in the day at our
studio and recorded it exclusively for us. Expect to see it on the site
very, very soon.
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Written by Daytrotter
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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 08:15 |
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There's a lot to announce this week,
after a few weeks of corresponding hiatus. First and foremost,
starting this week, Daytrotter.com will be posting one brand new
exclusive recording session seven days a week. Every day this month
we're going to try to embody the holiday spirit more and more. If
this trial month goes well, we'll continue the
seven-days-a-week-of-new-session-posting throughout 2009. That would
mean 365 days of sessions and at least 1,460 free songs. We hope that
this makes you happy.
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Written by John M. James
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009 12:03 |
Magna Carta Records has just released a snarling six-string shredfest specially designed for metalheads in need of a blazing beat-down. Guitars That Ate My Brain is a dozen ax-grinding instrumentals that signify the state of the metal arts with a devil-horns salute. The who's who of squeal merchants include Guns N' Roses' Bumblefoot, Testament's James Murphy, Daath's Eyal Levi and Emil Werstler, Korn's Shane Gibson, and Strapping Young Lad's Devin Townsend.
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Written by John M. James
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Wednesday, 03 December 2008 02:09 |
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If
you are just starting to build or are looking to add to a collection
of yuletide tunes, this year's offerings have something wonderful
for any holiday hipster. Following six volumes in his Coolest
Songs in the World series,
Little Steven Van Zandt
and his Wicked Cool Records imprint collect 20 of his holiday
favorites in Underground Garage
Presents: Christmas A Go Go.
Featuring The Ramones,
Electric Prunes,
Darlene Love,
and Rufus Thomas,
highlights include Bob Seger's
rare "Sock It to Me Santa," Soupy
Sales' "Santa Claus Is
Surfin' to Town," and Joe
Pesci's "If It Doesn't
Snow on Christmas."
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Written by John M. James
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Tuesday, 27 January 2009 10:44 |
Willie
Nelson is "on the road again," spending next month touring
the East Coast with Asleep at the Wheel and their new album of
western swing. Austin's own Bismeaux Records releases Willie
& the Wheel this coming Tuesday, an album that the late
producer Jerry Wexler had been imagining for 30 years, now fully
realized with his hand-picked song list. One selection, the 1927
instrumental favorite "South," features guests Vince Gill
and Paul Shaffer. A deluxe edition is also available, with
bonus postcards and stamps tucked in the digipack CD and vinyl LP.
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