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Sam Morrow on Southern Boogie, Rock and Roll Attitude, and the Hard Truths of Touring in 2025 (opens the original)
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Sam Morrow has been on The Load Out Music Podcast enough times now that I can needle him about it on air: Three appearances (here, here, and here), a distinction no other guest has reached. We go back beyond the podcast as my band Atomic Junction has shared stages with him, and it shows in the ease of our conversation, which most recently centered on Morrow’s new album, Southern Boogie, a record he describes as a leap beyond Americana into something rawer, grittier, and funkier than anything he’
Saying Farewell Dolly Parton, America's Greatest Brand Ambassador (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton died peacefully in Nashville on August 25, 2026, at 80 years old. The news will dominate headlines for days, and it should. But the reason it deserves that attention isn’t simply the catalog of hits, the movies, the awards, or the theme park with her name on the gate. It’s that for more than a half-century, Dolly Parton did something almost no public figure manages to do. She became America’s greatest brand ambassador. She never campaigned for the job. No president appointed her. No
Ray Wylie Hubbard Talks New Album, Fatherhood, and Never Second-Guessing Inspiration (opens the original)
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At an age when most musicians have long since traded the road for the recliner, Ray Wylie Hubbard is still logging highway miles, still chasing the next song, and — by his own admission — still doing it as long as he’s got a mortgage. The Texas songwriting legend – arguably one of the greatest songwriters in American history – joined host me recently on the Load Out Music Podcast for a conversation that ranged from near-death airline turbulence to the accidental birth of one of outlaw country’s
Surviving 170 YARN Shows a Year: How Blake Christiana Built an Americana Success Story From the Stage Up (opens the original)
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Provided by Blake Christiana with permission For Blake Christiana, the story of YARN doesn’t begin with a carefully crafted business plan or a calculated career move. It began with a stack of chord charts, a weekly gig in Greenwich Village, and a group of musicians willing to figure things out together on stage. Nearly 20 years later, that organic experiment has become one of Americana’s most enduring independent success stories. Christiana, the founding member, songwriter, and frontman of YARN,
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