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Vinyl Corner: Alabama Shakes – Sound & Color
Artist: The Alabama Shakes Album: Sound & Color (2015) Purchased at: Hastings (St. Joseph, MO) for $26 The Alabama Shakes will never write a better song than “Hold On,” I just want to get that out of the way. “Sound … Continue reading
Concert Review: Johnny Hickman / Ed Anderson at The Rye Room in Lincoln, NE 3/11/13
Who would’ve thought that snow 640 miles west in Colorado, and 140 miles north, in Nebraska, could effect my concert plans so drastically? The agenda was worked out perfectly, the Grammy nominated Alabama Shakes were in Kansas City on Sunday … Continue reading
Todd Ward’s Top 10 albums of 2012
Vocals On Top recently asked The GasTown Lamps lead singer and guitarist Todd Ward to pick his top 10 albums of the year. Ward accepted the challenge and returned with his list the very next day. Here are his picks: … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Alabama Shakes, Allah-Las, Dr. John, Heavy Trunk, Jeff The Brotherhood, King Tuff, Lace Curtains, Natural Child, Nick Waterhouse, Pokey Lafarge, Todd Ward, Top 10 albums, Ty Segall
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Vocals On Top’s Top 10 albums of 2012
I absolutely love doing year end lists. I get excited even in the early months of the year thinking about it. Here at VocalsOnTop.com this will be my 3rd Top 10 albums of the year list. Here is my list … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama Shakes, Anders Parker, Craig Finn, Divine Fits, Drive-By Truckers, Heartless Bastards, Hold Steady, Jack White, Jason Collett, Jay Fararr, Local H, New Multitudes, Patterson Hood, Scott Lucas, Scuffy & The Janitors, Spoon, Todd Snider, Top 10 albums of 2012, Will Johnson, Yim Yames
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250 Word Album Review: Alabama Shakes – Boys & Girls
The Alabama Shakes are a new band and have gained a ton of momentum, seemingly to get more popular daily still. Every now and then an indie band comes out that has a ton of potential beyond their big … Continue reading
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