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Podcast Episode 26 - Can U Dig It - 360- ( Part 1 )
8 months ago

First O All let me just say ---- DeadMan DeadMan is still Alive --- Welcome DMDM - and I am still unable to upload MP3's . ( Please Help )Now -------- http://rockroll360.podomatic.com/Time for another 360 - This compilation was made January 2007 - Hope you enjoy and PLEASE pass it on. Ratings has dropped considerably. Part 2 Saturday Morning.Toga-Toga-Toga / Sound Bite from Animal ...

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Doc Talk : Amos Lee : Gothic Theatre : Denver, CO
about 1 year ago

Doc Talk : Amos Lee : Live at the Gothic Theatre After an impressive debut and being signed to the world-famous Blue Note Record Label , Amos Lee was often, and unfortunately, described as the male Norah Jones. Lee has battled this nickname by putting out a few solid, diverse records and creating a live show that has grown from mid-size clubs to a national tour, selling out venues suc...

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Amos Lee: Last Days at the Lodge...
about 1 year ago

Amos Lee, the school teacher turned singer-songwriter, recently released his third studio album "Last Days at the Lodge" and boy has he grown. Let's take it back to 2005 when Rodeo forced me to attend Amos' debut album release party at the Bitter End in NYC. It was a cold March night and after a long day at work, the last thing I wanted to do was sit through some unknown's set, but I relente...

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Best of June
about 1 year ago

This is quite a bit behind - June was a busy month! There was also quite a bit of good music coming out, including several picks for what will most likely be some of my favorite albums of the year.Last Days at the Lodge - Amos Lee (Full album stream)I was blown away by this album. I felt that this is Lee's strongest and most refined work to date, with his style branching out a little, but with ...

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How on Earth Did I Do it So Freely Back in the Day ?!?
about 1 year ago

I am sure there are books that can instruct me on the comings & goings of listening to new music... but these days (especially after finding you my beloved MOG), I can't seem to give a new album its proper due. There are a few exceptions to this rule - but by in large, I have SO MUCH new music injecting into my eardrums that everything becomes a blur (NOT the band). That or I forget I have th...

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Can I get some truth?
about 1 year ago
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Amos Lee is in need of more love. Been checking different posts here on MOG and I'm finding them wanting.I've been listening to his latest release "Last days at the lodge" for a while now and quite frankly, I have been impressed with what I've been hearing. So perhaps I have an uncultured ear? You tell me.His musical style encompasses folk, soul, and jazz and a smattering of blues.. Now, there...

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New Amos Lee Album Sports Some Heavy Hitters
about 1 year ago
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I wasn't gonna write anything up about Amos Lee's new Blue Note records release. I've never got into the man in the cheesy popcorn-vending hat's music. But I did have the decency to skim the info about his new album, Last Days at the Lodge, out June 24th, 2008, and was surprised by what I read. Lee who has impressively toured/opened for Van Morrison and Bob Dylan is using some huge names as bac...

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How on Earth Did I Do it So Freely Back in the Day ?!?
about 1 year ago

I am sure there are books that can instruct me on the comings & goings of listening to new music... but these days (especially after finding you my beloved MOG), I can't seem to give a new album its proper due. There are a few exceptions to this rule - but by in large, I have SO MUCH new music injecting into my eardrums that everything becomes a blur (NOT the band). That or I forget I have th...

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one more for good measure
about 1 year ago
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From Acoustic Guitar magazine:The vibes and performances of Lee's original repertoire run a wide gamut—from the Memphis soul of "Won't Let Me Go," with a Willie Mitchel-style R&B arrangement supporting Lee's vocal ventures into high falsetto, through the swampy blues of "Truth" and the folkie, John Prine- and Mary Gauthier-like sentiments and phrasing of "Ease Back." "There's no genre that I do.

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Most depressing discussion category ever??
over 3 years ago

Best song to drink alone too? NO...i am not really THAT depressed....but I love this song and I wanted to share, then that category sprang to mind!! Share em if you got em...

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