Mon, 17 August 2009
"The disc itself finds Whipkey dealing with broken relationships and the drawn out loneliness one might feel when unable to find anywhere to fit in (see especially the closer “No Place In This World,” an up tempo rocker that reveals Whipkey’s subject isolated and alone, propped up and animated by soaring, well-placed harmonica wails). Whipkey admitted that he was working under the influence of the songwriting of Dylan and Springsteen, especially taking into account the latter’s four-track masterpiece of an album, “Nebraska.” Over a drink or two at the Barley Street, Whipkey was obviously very proud of his latest album and was eager to show off the finished product – each of which comes with a one-of-kind Polaroid picture made into a sleeve for the liner notes – to his friends at the bar. He also said that his CD release party next Saturday at the Waiting Room features a special reunion of his former band Anonymous American." Read the entire article HERE Songs: "Quit Holding Out" "Ronnie From Albuquerque" "I'll Have To Learn" "No Place In This World" The Whipster Online |
Sat, 15 August 2009
Songs by Flight Metaphor: "Watch the Shadows Run" "Real Thing" "First Love" "In Time" |
Sat, 8 August 2009
Special guest Colin Hay joins me via phone for an interview from his home in California. This former Men At Work lead singer is promoting his new record "American Sunshine" and is coming to the Waiting Room with a full band on August 13th.
Songs by Colin Hay: "Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You" "Oh California" "American Sunshine" Colin Hay online This episode is sponsored by Tim Wildsmith and Financemyalbum.com Check it out and help support this amazing artist and his music. |