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Song Review: Alison Brown & Steve Martin - “Bluegrass Radio”
It’s not the humor that makes Steve Martin attractive to women. It’s the music.
At least that’s the story he tells on “Bluegrass Radio,” a new single credited to Martin and fellow banjoist Alison Brown and with assistance from Sam Bush on mandolin, Stuart Duncan on fiddle, Trey Hensley on guitar and Todd Phillips on bass.
Number three in California/five in Arizona/didn’t seem to mean a thing to you/but I got number one in Texas/and now you fix me breakfast/because I am a hit on bluegrass radio, goes the chorus.
It’s an uptempo, pure-bluegrass number with vocal harmonies smoothing out Martin’s spoken lyrics and virtuosic playing making the humorous “Bluegrass Radio” much more than a novelty.
The tune is in reference to the duo’s previous hit “Foggy Morning Breaking,” which appeared on Brown’s 2023 On Banjo LP.
Grade card: Alison Brown & Steve Martin - “Bluegrass Radio” - A
3/18/24
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cbjustmusic · 1 year
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Mark O'Connor violin, Tony Rice guitar, Jerry Douglas dobro, Sam Bush mandolin, Mark Schatz bass and Bela Fleck banjo performing “Freeborn Man“. Merlefest early 1990's. ________________________ Freeborn Man Songwriters: Keith Allison and Mark Lindsay
I was born in the Southland
Some twenty odd years ago
I ran away for the first time When I was only four years old
I'm a freeborn man My home is on my back I know every inch of highway Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track
I got a lady in Cincinnati
A woman in San Antone
And I always love the girl next door But any place is home
I'm a freeborn man Home is on my back I know every inch of highway Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track
And I got me a worn out guitar
I carry an old tone sack
And I hocked it about two hundred times But I always get it back
I'm a freeborn man Home is on my back I know every inch of highway Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track
Well, you may not like my appearance
You may not like my song
You may not like the way I talk But you sure like the way I'm gone
I'm a freeborn man Home is on my back I know every inch of highway Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track
I was born in the Southland
Some twenty odd years ago
I ran away for the first time When I was only four years old
I'm a freeborn man Home is on my back I know every inch of highway Every foot of back road Every mile of railroad track
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3garcons · 2 years
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NYS Hops and Harvest Festival: Sam Bush , Sept 2022
first and 10 edition
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covers-on-spotify · 8 months
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"Guess I'm Doing Fine"
Original by Bob Dylan
Covered by Dom Flemons feat. Sam Bush
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musiconspotify · 1 year
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#SamBush In Tall Buildings
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bizarrelittlemew · 3 months
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i mean... he's not wrong
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016)
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horrorshow · 1 year
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The only thing that’s really changed, is now I need a daily rape shower. OK, you’re right. Let’s go with Plan B. Oh yeah, we don’t have one. So till we do, sorry dude, stock up on soap-on-a-rope. Dean, if you wanna get my soul back, that’s what we gotta do, OK?
John & soulless Sam + objectifying and pimping out Dean
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gregor-samsung · 7 months
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Hunt for the Wilderpeople (Taika Waititi, 2016)
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hollywocd · 6 months
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sophia bush like/reblog if you use them
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Song Review: Tony Trischka feat. Molly Tuttle and Sam Bush - “Dooley”
The ghosts of Earl Scruggs and his pal “Dooley” are back on the haunt courtesy of Tony Trischka and other living disciples.
The banjo man recruited singer/guitarist Molly Tuttle and mandolinist/singer Sam Bush to front the second single from Earl Jam: A Tribute to Earl Scruggs. And with Bronwyn Keith-Hynes on fiddle and Mark Schatz on bass, the all-star quintet makes the moon-shining anthem sparkle.
Nothing fancy here. Just three minutes of tightly focused bluegrass to follow “Brown’s Ferry Blues,” the Billy Strings-Trischka joint that announced Earl Jam’s June 7 arrival.
Grade card: Tony Trischka feat. Molly Tuttle and Sam Bush - “Dooley” - B
3/15/24
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lindsayerins · 6 months
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SOPHIA BUSH as SAMANTHA GRIFFITH GOOD SAM — 1.13, To Whom It May Concern
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hellofunkytown · 2 months
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you know, if only i could
i’d make a deal
for your soul
i’d take your burden
make a deal, with god
get him to swap our places
so you’ll get your picket fence
and i get eternal hell in the flames
(it’s what we deserve, you and me, sammy)
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sesiondemadrugada · 9 months
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In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter, 1994).
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musiconspotify · 1 year
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Radio John (2022) … songs of John Hartford …
#SamBush
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mercuryal · 1 year
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when Lower Decks crosses over with Strange New Worlds, these 3 definitely gonna cause some hijinks
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livwifeofkarl · 2 months
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Moodboard 2/? → Rhys & Taika love each other in every universe inspired by @thehitcherismydaddy's fic The Burger Ring Door After serving 24 years in a small New Zealand community, the minister realizes something is missing. He goes to look for it.
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