American music; rock and roll, blues, country, bluegrass is authentic and real. The songwriters, musicians and guitar slingers that this country has produced are some of the most real, raw, authentic, passionate people around. I'll quote St. Christopher, a Nebraska rock and roller: American music is the most important art form in the history of mankind. Period. This statement will probably cause me to be labeled as an ignorant, nationalistic red-neck…… and there might be some truth to that. I can appreciate classical music. I don’t understand it, but I like. Furthermore, I’ve been to Jamaica and got a small taste as to what Bob Marley was talking about and why Reggae has the sound it does. And let’s call it what it is, bands like The Motherfuck’n Saints wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for Englishmen like Tony Iomi and Lemmy Kilmister hammering out Black Sabbath and Motorhead albums. The fact is, our country be it as it may with all our hyper-conservative bullshit, ridiculous blind patriotism, and grandiose religious nonsense, has produced the best musicians and songwriters in the history of the world. Country, blues, American folk, bluegrass, and rock & roll are poetry that came from the soul of a unique breed of people that will never be repeated or duplicated. So, this week, more of those unknown, unsigned, underappreciated artists:
- Tyler Bryant
- Jeff Ray
- American Graveyard
- The Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band
- Lissie
- American Bang
- Taddy Porter
- The South Memphis String Band
- Warren Haynes
- Lukas Nelson and The Promise of the Real
- Masters and savants of American music: Robert Earl Keen, Ray Wylie Hubbard, John Mellencamp, Steve Earle and Gregg Allman
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