Updates + Additions

New Releases

“amanda,” Willa Ford – March 6

“Mutiny After Midnight,” Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds – March 13

“FREE SPIRITS,” CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso – March 19

“Union Chapel (London, England),” Manchester Orchestra – March 20

“CANDY,” Justine Skye – March 27

“Red Bird,” Luke Grimes – April 3

“Hauntings,” Richard Barbieri – April 10

“Magnolia Sage,” Jackson Dean – April 24

“Diavola,” Gabrielle Cavassa – May 1

“I’m People,” Hiss Golden Messenger – May 1

“hendle,” trials – May 1

“WASTELAND COUNTRY,” Moon Walker – May 1

“youbet,” youbet – May 1

“Stack Overflow In Corpse Pile Interface,” A Forest of Stars – May 8

“Sing Me Alive,” I’m With Her – May 8

“As Is,” Josiah and the Bonnevilles – May 8

“The Afterparty,” Lykke Li – May 8

“everyone for ten minutes,” Bleachers – May 22

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Reissues

“The Turn of a Friendly Card (Expanded Edition),” “Eye in the Sky (Expanded Edition)” and “Ammonia Avenue (Expanded Edition),” The Alan Parsons Project – March 27

“Good Mourning” and “Crimson,” Alkaline Trio – April 3

“Steppin’ Out,” Neil Sedaka – April 10

Vinyl

“Live From NPR’s Tiny Desk,” Goo Goo Dolls – March 27

“Confessions on a Dance Floor (The Silver Collection),” Madonna – March 27

“Risen (25th Anniversary Edition),” O.A.R. – April 3

“Mother Ship,” Larry Young – April 3

“Comedia,” Hector Lavoe – April 10

“Coloring Book,” Weezer – April 24

“Gish (35th Anniversary),” Smashing Pumpkins – May 29

Just Released

(Surprise releases + more)

“Down At The Borderline,” Vince Gill (seven-song EP; fourth EP in his “50 Years From Home” series; Hear here; On Tour; MCA)

“Fleeting,” Sarah Kinsley (five-song EP; producers: Kinsley, Jake Aron; Hear here; On Tour; Verve Forecast)

“10,000 GRAMS,” Ricky Hil & Lex Luger (Hear here; Limosa Nostra Records / Atlantic)

“Fort Defiance,” Erik Vincent Huey (his second album; producer: Eric “Roscoe” Ambel; Hear here; Appalachian AF Records)

“a couple minutes out,” Bella Kay (three-song EP; Hear here; On Tour; Bella Kay)

“Dark Blue,” Black Viiolet (Hear here; Adrenalin Fix Music)

“Turning Pages,” Stefanie Michaela (six-song EP; Hear here; Stefanie Michaela)

All the money you made / Will never buy back your soul

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Thorns, Jelly Roll 
If This Day (from “The Gray House” soundtrack), War and Treaty (written by Diane Warren) 
If I Didn’t Know You, The Red Clay Strays 
I Like You Better Than Me, Bebe Rexha 
Kentucky Too Long, Charley Crockett 
Bein’ Alive, Melissa Etheridge 
Can’t Be Alone Tonight, Charles Kelley feat. Maren Morris 
Let Me, Victoria Monét 
I Danced With Another Love in My Dream, Brigitte Calls Me Baby
Love You Now, Luke Grimes 
for your love, Cruz Beckham 
Lights Burn Dimmer, Fred again.. & Jamie T 
Well Seasoned Love, Zach Gill 
PSYCHOLOGICAL, The Band Perry 
Loser, MexikoDro 
Tattoos, Jack Gray 
Be Her, Ella Langley 
Love Is the Answer, Dan Seals & Jackie Evancho (virtual duet) 
Carousel, Willa Ford 
note to self, Alana Springsteen 
Where Are You?, The Jaws of Brooklyn 
Cucombia, Cuco 
Lay Your Mind, Strange Plants 
Hate You More, Paris WYA 
In the dark, Jane Remover 
105, The Brook and the Bluff 
Scene Stealing, Heavenly 
Lose This Race, Raphaela 
Unfelt Loss, Gun Outfit 
Chasing Her, Eugene Kurolap 
Love Found Me, Greg Blake feat. Becky Buller 
Salt Mine, Ava Claire 
Goodbye California, Annie Bosko 
Rats, Abnorm 
Scoot Over Darling, Liz Kennedy 
Dream Drowning, TRAITRS 
ONE, David Romano 
Castle, Faith Schueler 
Blood Shark, Krooked Tongue 
Cavalry, Every Us 
One More, Max Styler feat. Ad-Apt 

R.I.P.

Jerry Kennedy (guitarist-producer was a member of Nashville’s elite A-Team of studio musicians)

This Week In … 1992

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “I’m Too Sexy,” Right Said Fred  

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Vibeology,” Paula Abdul (from No. 25 to No. 16)    

Highest Debut (No. 80) – “Too Much Passion,” The Smithereens   

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “I Can’t Dance,” Genesis (from No. 78 to No. 43)     

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Stars,” Simply Red     

No. 1 Album – “Ropin’ the Wind,” Garth Brooks 

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Goodnight Girl,” Wet Wet Wet 

No. 1 Album – “High on the Happy Side,” Wet Wet Wet 

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Mysterious Ways,” U2    

No. 1 Album – “Waking Up the Neighbours,” Bryan Adams 

Dedicated to Ginny and Winnie. We miss you, girls. 

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