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John Moreland - I Need You to Tell Me Who I Am

Co-Starring Too

Stone Blind Horses (feat. Willie Nelson)

Good old-fashioned country funk, with horns and banjos side by side. An outtake from the "VII" sessions.

Coming Home

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Sia - Chandelier

Elastic Heart

Packing 10 brand new songs into just under 34 minutes, The Ruffian’s Misfortune is the tightest and most focused record of Hubbard’s career; it will also be his first record to be pressed on vinyl in more than 30 years. But its grooves cut just as deep in digital form, every track rumbling like muddy water over a bed of lethal rocks and gnarled roots. The terrain ain’t exactly pretty, but every record Hubbard’s fished, fought, and dragged from those waters — including such fan and critic favorites as 2002’s aptly-titled Growl, 2006’s Snake Farm, and 2010’s A. Enlightenment, B. Endarkenment (Hint: There is no C) — has only strengthened his resolve to follow his gypsy muse closer and closer to that dark river’s source. Hubbard hints that he may someday find his way back to less rocky ground, admitting that he keeps a 12-string on hand “thinking I might go back to more Gordon Lightfoot type stuff … every once in a while the old folkie guy will rear his ugly head” … but The Ruffian’s Misfortune finds him still a long way from that. 

“I really liked The Grifter’s Hymnal, and I think The Ruffian’s Misfortune is still kind of a part of that,” he offers, noting that he likes the way both titles would look just as fitting on a dusty old book jacket — or perhaps at the start of a silent movie — as they do on an album cover. But the similarities don’t end there. “This record is pretty much where I am as far as trying to make records that work on a couple of different levels, by laying down a groove with cool guitar tones and vicious nasty licks with lyrics that have a little depth and weight and even a little humor thrown in, too, as life is pretty much like that.” 


04 Chick Singer, Badass Rockin'

Robert Earl Keen - I'm Troubled, I'm Troubled

Ballad of Jordan

Trampled By Turtles performs live at 88.1 KDHX in St. Louis. Recorded December 17th, 2011. Hosted by Keith Dudding. Sound by Aaron Ruby and Drew Freiberger. Discover more great music at http://kdhx.org.

Robert Earl Keen - I'm Troubled, I'm Troubled

Dualtone

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