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Put A Record On: Americana Awards Snubs Through The Years
Would it shock you to learn most of them are women?
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Put a Record On: It's Giving Horny Honkytonk
Welcome back to Don’t Rock the Inbox. Here’s this week’s music recommendation post and playlist, which are for paying subscribers only. If you’re interested in paid content but not able to afford it, shoot us an email. The Good "Dixie Be Damned," Nick Shoulders:
Nanci Griffith
Issue #114: Nanci Griffith and the Holes In Our Canon
We've made changes, but there's still so far to go.
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Put A Record On: Old Sounds, New Songs
Our picks for this week!
Hayes Carll
Issue #112: Hayes Carll — The DRTI Interview
Hayes Carll on his new album, We're Only Human, songwriting, working under the long shadows of the Texas troubadours who came before him — and much more.
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Put A Record On: Honky-Tonk Tunes That Work Beyond The Neon Lights
Some of our favorite new country tunes.
Lee Ann Womack
Issue #110: "I Hope You Dance": On 25 Years Of Misunderstanding Lee Ann Womack
"I Hope You Dance" was inspired by a divorce. “For ‘I Hope You Dance,’ I had written the opening line, ‘I hope you never lose your sense of wonder,'” Tia Sillers told Songwriter Universe in 2001, the year after the song had become a megahit. “I had
Playlists
Put A Record On: Six Country Songs That Changed My Life
What are yours?
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Put a Record On: Saddle up, we're going Snipe Hunting
Welcome back to Don’t Rock the Inbox! Here’s this week’s music recommendation post and playlist, which are for paying subscribers only. Subscribe to get access to all our new (and old) music picks and pans, and so much more — including new playlists weekly, which are always at
Issue #108: Meet The Best Country Band You're Not Listening To: The Deslondes
At first listen, what the Deslondes do sounds simple. There are layers of familiar-ish hooks, riffs, grooves and harmonies heard through a swampy, analog haze. The vibe — easy, often danceable and unforced but full of dozens of little earworms — hits you before the lyrics, which tend towards a particularly Millennial
Put A Record On: Sale Day Because We've Got A New Home!
Plus, a glut of energizing, fight the power-ready tunes.