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Daddy s Country Gold : Melissa Carper on her new record, Nashville s love affair with jazz and being gay in traditional country music

Melissa Carper Aisha Golliher Leaving behind a landscape of shuttered venues, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Melissa Carper and her partner/bandmate Rebecca Patek, both of Sad Daddy and Buffalo Gals, fled Nashville in September of 2020 for more modest digs on a vegetable farm in Texas. There, the pair of sometimes-Arkansans have weathered the last several months of the pandemic and last month’s record-breaking snowstorm playing outdoor venues when and where they can, tending to vegetables and creating the likes of “Daddy’s Country Gold,” out March 19. The album is real deal country music, the kind that dabbles freely in blues and jazz and swing, and it funnels every ounce of charm and honeysuckle that Carper lends to her ensemble work and amplifies it exponentially with the help of both seasoned and up-and-coming Nashville players like Chris Scruggs, Lloyd Green, Brennen Leigh and Sierra Farrell. Catch Melissa

Shannon McNally Gives Classic Outlaw Songs A Fresh Voice With Her New Album The Waylon Sessions

  With her new album, The Waylon Sessions, the prolific and wide-ranging Shannon McNally set out to revisit the songs and spirit of Waylon Jennings, a legend with whom she’s always had an ongoing fascination. “I have always loved his defiantly existential but immediately accessible common man’s music and how it boogies,” says McNally. But her collection of tunes ended up being not so much a tribute as it is a recontextualization; a nuanced, feminine rendering of a catalog long considered a bastion of hetero-masculinity. That’s not to say McNally has a softer, gentler take on Jennings’ songs in fact, just the opposite. Over and over again, she manages to locate a smoldering intensity, a searing hurt buried deep within the music’s deceptively simple poetry, and she hones in on it with surgical precision on this new album, which features special guests like Jessi Colter, Buddy Miller, Rodney Crowell, and Lukas Nelson. “The world has changed a lot since these songs

This day in history, December 16: Colin Powell nominated to become first African-American secretary of state

This day in history, December 16: Colin Powell nominated to become first African-American secretary of state
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Today in History: Colin Powell was tapped to become the first African-American secretary of state

Today in History: Colin Powell was tapped to become the first African-American secretary of state
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KSAT Kids: Today in History, Dec 16

KSAT Kids: Today in History, Dec. 16 WWII Battle of the Bulge begins; Variety comes out with its first weekly issue By The Associated Press Tags:  1. Boston Tea Party Today is Wednesday, Dec. 16, the 351st day of 2020. There are 15 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On Dec. 16, 1773, the Boston Tea Party took place as American colonists boarded a British ship and dumped more than 300 chests of tea into Boston Harbor to protest tea taxes. On this date: In 1809, the French Senate granted a divorce decree to Emperor Napoleon I and Empress Josephine (the dissolution was made final the following month).

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