With the release of his 3rd studio album, Ray Lamontagne has broadened the concept of what we have come to know as a "Ray Lamontagne Album". Gossip in the Grain (Oct. 14 -RCA) seamlessly blends multiple moods, tempos and even a sense of humor into a complete work that shows dexterity and growth in [...]
With the release of his 3rd studio album, Ray Lamontagne has broadened the scope of what we have come to know as a "Ray Lamontagne Album". Gossip in the Grain (RCA) seamlessly blends multiple moods, tempos and even a sense of humor into a complete work that shows dexterity and growth in such a way that many people [...]
Thanks to this silly little blog, I have many neat items come my way via the ol’ internet machine. I will start sharing these items more regularly with y’all…promise. No real trick here, just click on the links below for cool songs, mp3’s and videos from some artists you may or may not be aware of…The [...]
Accessibility to good music has never been easier, but it's a shame that unreleased album downloads still require hoop-jumping and diligence (i.e. to ensure the album is accurately labeled, without viruses, etc). Hopefully our Unreleased Spotlight, which will feature both live shows and unreleased albums, will make this process a little easier.Our first feature is Ray Lamontagne's Acre of Land
Ray LaMontagne released his third album Gossip in the Grain yesterday. One of my favorite on the record has to be his clever ode to White Stripes Meg White. Her beauty inspired this sweet song. I dig it so much that Meg White is my song of the day.
Ray LaMontagne is a beautiful man. He is a folk singer with a gorgeous voice and a pure soul. He also happens to be my best friend's favourite musician of all time. Recently, she asked me to find her a handful of his demo albums. These albums all preceded 2004's Trouble, and according to my friend, Ray is "embarrassed" by the raw quality of these pre-label albums, which means he'll probably nev...
I am sure most of you are familiar with the story of Ray Lamontagne. He is definitely on my own personal Mt Rushmore of people who have inspired me.He was working in Maine at a shoe factory(no joke), and during one of his shifts the Stephen Stills song 'Tree Top Flyer' came on the radio, and Ray's life was changed forever. It was the epiphany of all epiphanies...he decided on the spot to become...
I had heard from a friend that this dude was inspired by Stephen Stills and so I went looking about to see what validity there was to that, and sure enough:From the Wik:Raymond Charles "Ray" LaMontagne is an American folk singer-songwriter who, up until the summer of 2007, lived in Wilton, Maine. His current residence is a farm just outside of Farmington, Maine. Lamontagne has two sons with hi...
Everyone's favorite backwoodsman, Ray LaMontagne has returned with a HIGHLY-anticipated new album of material, titled Gossip in the Grain, being released on October 14, 2008 on RCA Records. Here is the second song to be previewed off of the album, titled "Let It Be Me", and, yes, once again, the bearded one has touched me in my 'special area', my cardiac area.-----------------------------------...
Producer/drummer Ethan Johns was an integral player in the alt-country rags to riches success story of Ray LaMontagne: the pair met while recording a publishing deal demo for Chrysalis, which spawned a major label bidding war over LaMontagne’s first...
Ray LaMontagne is an artist with a "new sound" in the grand scheme of music today. Well, a new sound that consists of a cauldron full of "old sounds" — which seems to be a popular trend so far in century number twenty-one (see: Amy Winehouse, Madeleine Peyroux, Andrew Bird, Joss Stone, et al).Q: Could you tell me how do you get to Radio City? A: Practice, man, practice!Gossip in the Grain is al.
Here is another tune from the same album with a little different feel.From what I'm hearing, he has quite the following in the UK, which is where this album was recorded.From the Wik:Gossip in the Grain is Ray LaMontagne's third full-length release, which was released on October 14, 2008. The album was produced by Ethan Johns and recorded in Box, England. Along with his band members, LaMontagne...
who or what the fuck i am.....anymoreand i really don't careShe lifts her skirt up to her kneesWalks through the garden rows with her bare feet, laughingI never learned to count my blessingsI choose instead to dwell in my disastersWalk on down the hillThrough the grass grown tall and brownAnd still it's hard somehow to let go of my painOn past the busted backOf that old and rusted CadillacThat ...