March 2009

white rabbit and woodstock

March 30, 2009

Bonus video after the jump

try (just a little bit harder)

March 30, 2009

Try (Just a Little Bit Harder) from Kenny Cortez on Vimeo. From last nights show – enjoy! FYI, you should click on this link to view it on the Vimeo website in all it’s HD glory!

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we’re opening for a bunch of kids?

March 29, 2009

Tonight, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals played a rare opening slot – for a bunch of kids. How many? Oh, 15 or so bands of 5 or 6 kids apiece – maybe more, it was difficult to count. do you need anybody? from K Cortez on Vimeo. And it was rockin! Highlights included “Get By [...]

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ordinary man with gregory douglass

March 28, 2009

Grace and Gregory vocally hit it out of the park on this one. See here and here for more background.

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grace and hacienda

March 28, 2009

It’s a dreary day and I love this summer time song – connection? Interview here. Who’s the band to watch in 2009? Grace Potter Hacienda! (Daytrotter downloads behind the link) Delta Sean, Tobydog, Grace Potter, Scottdog, Rhett Miller, Dante Hacienda, Justondog

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gpn at floydfest

March 27, 2009

Confirmation of GPN at FloydFest this summer. July 23-26th in Floyd, VA. Not to shabby on the top billing. I also notice a little “Blues and Lasers” outfit is mentioned.

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it’s all right if you love me, it’s all right if you don’t

March 26, 2009

Jen Crowell at BMAC covering Breakdown from J&G on Vimeo. Jen Crowell with Scott Tournet on guitar for this Tom Petty classic from her Brattleboro show. (Thanks J&G)

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june 11th in knoxville, tn

March 25, 2009

According to this website the band has booked a date in Knoxville for the “Sundown In the City” concert series. I suppose this means that the Bonnaroo performance won’t be on the 11th.

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there’s nothing wrong with making people feel good with music

March 25, 2009

Bryan on his departure from GPN via Seven Days Blogs (where Bryan is a sometimes contributor). In my mind a lot of the enemy is that people decided that they’re going to stop paying for music. And really, that fucked up a lot of things in music. It forced the music industry to get a [...]

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