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hey, i did this last year and it worked really well. i want people to make their recommendations of bands that are going to be at bonnaro this year that i don't know about. song or album recommendations especially. here are all the bands i dont really know. so any information would be very helpful. MANU CHAO Radio Bemba Sound System Ornette Coleman DJ Shadow • Gillian Welch • Spoon STS9 Hot Tuna • Feist • Hot Chip El-P • Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys The Richard Thompson Band • Dierks Bentley • James Blood Ulmer David Bromberg and Angel Band • Gogol Bordello • Junior Brown • Tortoise • T-Bone Burnett • Mavis Staples • Clutch • The New Orleans Klezmer Allstars • Cold War Kids • Dr. Dog • Paolo Nutini • Brazilian Girls • RX Bandits • The Nightwatchman • The Slip • Girl Talk • Railroad Earth • Martha Wainwright • Yard Dogs Road Show • Rodrigo y Gabriela • Annuals • Tea Leaf Green • Sam Roberts Band • The National • Elvis Perkins in Dearland • Charlie Louvin • Sonya Kitchell • The Wild Magnolia Mardi Gras Indians • Mute Math • Apollo Sunshine • Uncle Earl • The Little Ones • Black Angels • Ryan Shaw
Wait... By shenandoah, is it the same as the "oh, shenandoah, I love your daughter. Away, you rolling river?" is it the same song? If so I love that old song, used to sing it in choir
Post by drlawyerindianchef on Apr 15, 2007 11:57:43 GMT -5
mothersky said:
Wait... By shenandoah, is it the same as the "oh, shenandoah, I love your daughter. Away, you rolling river?" is it the same song? If so I love that old song, used to sing it in choir
That's the one. It's on his album '1000 Years of Music', which I highly recommend, even though it's made up entirely of covers.
Let's see, if you get the "O Brother Where Art Thou" soundtrack you will get some good Gillian Welch collaborations and some Ralph Stanley (and T-Bone Burnett was the producer and I think he played on some of the recordings). Ralph Stanley's "O Death" and "Man of Constant Sorrow" are classics even if you don't like bluegrass or mountain music.
Gillian Welch "Miss Ohio" - awesome song. The Nightwatchman's album (aka Tom Morello) "One Man Revolution" is coming out April 24th. Good stuff.
Post by poopzilla33 on Apr 15, 2007 13:01:24 GMT -5
mothersky said:
Wait... By shenandoah, is it the same as the "oh, shenandoah, I love your daughter. Away, you rolling river?" is it the same song? If so I love that old song, used to sing it in choir
bruce springsteen does a killer version of that song on his new disc. we shall overcome: the seegar sessions
Post by sparklybecca on Apr 15, 2007 13:11:06 GMT -5
poopzilla33 said:
mothersky said:
Wait... By shenandoah, is it the same as the "oh, shenandoah, I love your daughter. Away, you rolling river?" is it the same song? If so I love that old song, used to sing it in choir
bruce springsteen does a killer version of that song on his new disc. we shall overcome: the seegar sessions
^i saw him do the seeger session here in nyc it was an interesting show
Post by poopzilla33 on Apr 15, 2007 13:20:05 GMT -5
cool, i'm a huge springsteen fan. this is a really interesting point in hsi career. i don't knwo what made him decide to realese a traditional folk cd but i'm glad he did, its incredible. he even won a grammy for it
Post by lizardking0729 on Apr 15, 2007 15:06:22 GMT -5
1.Dr.Dog (these guys are sweet, caught MMJ in the crowd at their show) - I would recommend listening to 'Easy Beat' but their new album 'We All Belong' is equally impressive
2.The Black Angels (great band for anyone who enjoys a kind of Jim Morrison meets the Velvet Underground kinda sound, psychedelic rock for sure) - Passover is their only album and i would recommend it, but give it a few listens until you pass judgment, it is sometimes hard to grasp for some people I have introduced them to. Really excited to see these guys, Thursday will be fun for sure...
Post by trippindaisy on Apr 16, 2007 21:22:44 GMT -5
John Butler Trio - absolutely anything of thiers is great - although the new CD Grand National is amazing imo! I had never heard of them before the Bonnaroo announcements and now I am hooked
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Post by guitardevil on Apr 26, 2007 12:09:12 GMT -5
herbalicious said:
Get sts9's show in vegas I think 10-29-06 maybe 10-28. It's one of my all time faves, a good place to start
after you check that one out, here's a link to the first of three shows on their NYE run 05, and apparently the best. My first exposure to sts9, and the rest, as they say, is history. enjoi
Rodrigo Y Gabriela do a lot of acoustic covers of metal classics(ie Metallica, Zepellin) and some great originals. I'd check out UTube for a selection of them. It helps to SEE them in action.
Rodrigo Y Gabriela do a lot of acoustic covers of metal classics(ie Metallica, Zepellin) and some great originals. I'd check out UTube for a selection of them. It helps to SEE them in action.
I second this one....just picked up the CD Tuesday.....it hasn't been out of my player yet. And the CD comes with a free concert DVD....absolutely incredible. Can't wait to see them in person!!!!!
