We’ve had internet issues of late, and so here’s but one of many posts that should have gone up earlier in the week – better late than never.
Today’s tip-off is the old timey bluegrass and folk of The White Bread Boys.
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We’ve had internet issues of late, and so here’s but one of many posts that should have gone up earlier in the week – better late than never.
Today’s tip-off is the old timey bluegrass and folk of The White Bread Boys.
It was this day in 1967 that music and social icon Woody Guthrie died. Friend of PE Davy Jay Sparrow weighs in on Guthrie’s importance in general and in particular to the shaping of his own musical world view.
Today’s tip-off is the latest from friend of the PE, Davy Jay Sparrow and His Well-Known Famous Drovers.
Our good buddy Davy Jay Sparrow appeared on The Weekly Special this past week along with his Well-Known Famous Drovers, and above is a little taste. Check out all of our DJS&HWKFD articles here.
It was this day in 1975 that the King of Western Swing, Bob Wills passed away. We asked our good friend Davy Jay Sparrow to write a little something about Wills for the occasion and to show us some of his favorite videos of the King performing.
While homebodies by nature, we do regularly muster the single malt courage to go out into the world and experience music in the flesh, and we document these excursions in Where the Bus Pass Took Us.
Last night we caught a set from Davy Jay Sparrow & His Well Known Famous Drovers and a then a set from Thousand Arrows. Videos from each below the jump.
Our good friend Davy Jay Sparrow hipped us to the fact that, in addition to entertaining adults of questionable moral fortitude in the honky tonks of these here United States, he’s also entertaining the bright shining youth of this fine nation with his new web-series “Tales of the Wild Wooly West.” As we all know readers of PE to be especially potent, we imagine more than a few of you out there have little ones who could use a little education in the history of the last American frontier (not counting Alaska and Hawaii). Or maybe you’re just a kid at heart who likes a good story. Either way, pull a log up to the campfire and enjoy the yarn spinning.
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Our good friend Davy Jay Sparrow hipped us to the fact that, in addition to entertaining adults of questionable moral fortitude in the honky tonks of these here United States, he’s also entertaining the bright shining youth of this fine nation with his new web-series “Tales of the Wild Wooly West.” As we all know readers of PE to be especially potent, we imagine more than a few of you out there have little ones who could use a little education in the history of the last American frontier (not counting Alaska and Hawaii). Or maybe you’re just a kid at heart who likes a good story. Either way, pull a log up to the campfire and enjoy the yarn spinning.