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JOHN the REVEALATOR FREEFORM AMERICAN ROOTS #107 ROOTS BIRTHS & DEATHS REVIEWS & & & & & Cor Not) JOHN THE REVEALATOR FREEFORM AMERICAN ROOTS #107 ROOTS BIRTHS & DEATHS REVIEWS &&&&& Cor not) JOSH ALAN FRIEDMAN HACIENDA BROTHERS JIM STRINGER & THE AM BAND ABI TAPIA \ ERIC HISAW Nature of the Blues Eric d e liv e r s his b e st a l b u m to-date w ith 13 n e w ORIGINALS INCLUDING “CHEAP LIVING”, “SHOUT OUT Lo u d ” a n d “To m o r r o w ”. "AT ANOTHER TIME, HlSAW, LONG BASED IN A u s t i n , c o u l d h a v e b e e n d e s c r i b e d a s COUNTRY-ROCK, WITH THE EMPHASIS ON ROCK, BUT HIS COMBINATION OF LITERACY AND GRIT MAKES AMERICANA A RATHER MORE USEFUL LABEL THAN USUAL. I’VE SAID THIS BEFORE, BUT IT BEARS REPEATING BECAUSE IT’S THE SOURCE OF HlSAW’S STRENGTH, WHEN IT COMES TO WRITING ABOUT WORKING CLASS LIFE, HE’S NOT V *ÊÊÊÈÊÊmÊ£?r~' -} V- YOUR USUAL OVER-PRIVILEGED MIDDLE CLASS SONGWRITER STRIVING FOR DOWNWARD MOBILITY, HE’S THE REAL THING, WITH THE RAGGED EDGE OF AUTHENTICITY. 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I did get Mitch Webb’s Lonely Kind rather late in the month, so I was Eddy’s Rebel Rouser, that’s what. So much for pigeon-holing. Maybe I have a warpec a bit rushed. So a bit belated and detached, but what I intended to say was “Most taste in guitarists or maybe Austin Chronicle readers are a bunch of meatheads. Texas musicians will, at least, pay lip service to St Doug, but Mitch Webb & The but my favorite Austin pickers never seem to get any respect in the Chron’s music Swindles are just about his only true disciples.” awards, but I personally know people who put Jim Stringer at the top of their lis1 • One correction to last month’s cover story, John Inmon actually started playing of reasons for coming to Austin. As NotSXSW regular Bob Howell remarked in the with Austin bands in 1966, not, as I said, in the early 70s, thus his remark about “plenty April issue, “I’ve never seen Jim Stringer be anything less than rock solid.” The same of work, good money, big crowds” speaks to an earlier period than I implied.
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