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Monday, February 9, 2026
New Single from Tree of Smoke "Every House A Dead Room"
The Ottawa, Ontario based shoegaze outfit Tree of Smoke have a new single out "Every House A Dead Room" off their most recent album, Enders via Dirt Cult Records.
Dylan Cover #718 Dave Alvin "Highway 61 Revisited"
In this ongoing Monday Series we will be exploring various artists versions of Bob Dylan song's. Today's tune is a live cover by Dave Alvin playing "Highway 61 Revisited"
Labels:
blues,
Dylan,
Dylan Covers,
Mondays,
Video
Friday, February 6, 2026
Full Show Friday: Bob Weir and RatDog 2007-06-17 Bonnaroo - Manchester, TN
We search the murky back waters of youtube to find full concerts and post them to the site weekly, come back every seven days to help us celebrate Full Show Friday's. These shows are of varying quality and may not be here for long so enjoy them while you can...As always, please support the artist every which way, but especially by seeing them live (if they are still playing)...This week...Bob Weir and Ratdog!
Some months our Full Show Friday's will focus on specific artists, years, venues, tv shows, festivals or some combo of it all.
This months Full Show Friday Series focuses on concerts from Bob Weir who passed away last month.
Labels:
2007,
Friday,
Full Concert,
Full Show Friday,
Grateful Dead,
GratefulDead,
Live,
Video
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Album Review: Dumpstaphunk - Live at Tipitina's 2025
Dumpstaphunk
Live at Tipitina's 2025
***and1/2 out of *****
The newest release from Tipitinas Record Club is also their most recent recording as Dumpstaphunk's Live at Tipitina's 2025 was captured at the venue's final late night show from last year's Jazz Fest. The gorgeous yellow and black splattered vinyl finds the funk band playing to their strengths with a surprise guest as they wrapped up another great Festival weekend in New Orleans.
Labels:
Archive,
live album,
NOLA,
Overflow Review,
Video,
vinyl
New Single/Video from Laptop "Confused"
The NYC based Laptop have a new single/video out for their tune "Confused".
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Album Review: Lucinda Williams - World's Gone Wrong
Lucinda Williams
World’s Gone Wrong
**** out of *****
Lucinda Williams was working on her 18th studio album last spring when inspiration struck. She scraped the original idea and decided to write about the state of frightening world events. Williams, her band, and a few high profile guests dug into new topics and World’s Gone Wrong was completed quickly. The title of the record states exactly how Williams is feeling during these troubling times.
New Single from Paula Kelley "Static"
The Boston based, Drop Nineteen's member, Paula Kelley is releasing a solo album in March and her newest single is "Static".
About the track Kelley states:
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Album Review: Joyce Manor - I Used To Go To This Bar
Hey all, got a review up @glidemag which you can read Right C'here.
It is of Joyce Manor's newest album I Used To Go To This Bar.
New Single/Video from Wendy Eisenberg "Meaning Business"
The Brooklyn based artist Wendy Eisenberg has a new single out, "Meaning Business" off her upcoming self-titled release.
The track was written in honor of David Lynch. Eisenberg states:
Monday, February 2, 2026
New Single/Video from KEELEY "Who Wants To See The World"
The Dublin based KEELEY have a new single out, "Who Wants To See The World".
Dylan Cover #717 George Possley "Workingman's Blues #2"
In this ongoing Monday Series we will be exploring various artists versions of Bob Dylan song's. Today's tune is a live cover by George Possley playing "Workingman's Blues #2"
Thoughts on Original:
From the first time we tackled a cover of this song:
One of Dylan's late career highlights, "Workingman's Blues #2" first appeared on Modern Times and was a stunning reminder of how Dylan can just completely nail it sometimes. The ease with which the piano and song flows out reminds of Dylan's best work, as if the song has always been there and he is just breathing it into existence at this time and place. It owes a debt to Merle Haggard, the Civil War, poet Henry Timrod and thousands of others, but is perfectly Dylan when it comes to the lyrics which bounce all over. A folk song, mistitled a blues song, for the workingman that feels aloof, pure Dylan
One of Dylan's late career highlights, "Workingman's Blues #2" first appeared on Modern Times and was a stunning reminder of how Dylan can just completely nail it sometimes. The ease with which the piano and song flows out reminds of Dylan's best work, as if the song has always been there and he is just breathing it into existence at this time and place. It owes a debt to Merle Haggard, the Civil War, poet Henry Timrod and thousands of others, but is perfectly Dylan when it comes to the lyrics which bounce all over. A folk song, mistitled a blues song, for the workingman that feels aloof, pure Dylan
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