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RAR Newsletter 101027.Indd RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 10/27/2010 Ray LaMongtagne & The Pariah Dogs “For The Summer” The follow up to the AAA #1 smash “Beg Steal or Borrow,” going for official adds on Monday! Most Added early Already on: WXPK, WRNR, WRLT, KRSH, Sirius Spectrum, WEHM, WBJB, KRVO, KTBG, WMVY, WDST, WTMD... Etown airs next week! World Cafe repeat airs this weekend On tour in November with Levon Helm (see page 2) Truth & Salvage Co. “Pure Mountain Angel” Edit single on your desk and PlayMPE Already on: WVMP, WDST, KNBA, WOCM More touring soon Produced by Chris Robinson “Truth & Salvage Co has what it takes for the long haul.” - David Fricke, Rolling Stone One of the Top 10 Bands To Watch - USA Today “Don’t bank on them to remain an unknown quantity for long.” - Blurt Court Yard Hounds “See You In The Spring” (feat. Jakob Dylan) First week: KPIG, WYEP, KRSH, KNBA, KTAO, KTBG, WEXT, WNRN, KMTN Early: WFIV, WVMP, WBJB, KOHO, KDEC, KFMG “In Maines’ absence, Robison eases into the role of lead singer as well as principal songwriter. Her understated vocals, long relegated to harmony, let these songs tell the story, their subtle pleasures sinking in with repeated listens.” - People Magazine Hill Country Revue “Raise Your Right Hand” Mike Farris & The Cumberland Saints “The Night The Cumberland Came Alive” Zebra Ranch in stores now! New: WVOD, KYSL, WCBE, KDBB, WBJB Already on: WCBE, WSGE, WFHB, MSPR, KFAN, WYSO, WNKU ON: KPND, KVSF, WFIV, KBAC, WOCM, KZMV, KROK, WNKU, KFAN, KSLU, WSYC... All star team of talent: Sam Bush, Ketch Secor, Gill Landry, Kenny Vaughan, Bryon Just finished tour with Robert Randolph, headlining dates now Video online House & the McCrary Sisters Proceeds to benefit the flood victims in Nashville Good Old War “That’s Some Dream” Fistful of Mercy “Father’s Son” New: WFIV, KCLC ON: Music Choice, WOCM, KOHO, WVMP, KZMV, BDS New & Active! Indicator 9*! FMQB Public #11! New: WXRT, WXRV, WYCE... WBJB KFMU, KSPN, DMX, KMTN, KNBA, KRVM, KFAN, KSLU Great press ON: KMTT, WRNR, WXPK, KTHX, Sirius, WQKL, WCOO, KPND, WXPK, WEHM, WDST... Tour dates with Dr. Dog then Joshua Radin kick off this week Free downloads on Starbucks Digital Network! One of Conan’s first guests - 11/10 Old 97’s “Every Night Is Friday Night” One eskimO “Amazing” BDS New & Active! Indicator 22*! FMQB Public 12*! New: WXRT, KVSF, KTBG, ACAFE BDS Monitored 28*! Indicator 21*! ON: WXRV, KINK, CIDR, WXPK, WZEW, ON: KGSR, WCLZ, KPND, WEHM, WCNR, WYCE, WVOD, WFUV, KUT, KCMP, WFPK, WTMD... KRSH, WCLZ, WQKL, KRVB. WRLT, KEZE, WCOO, WCNR, WXPN, WNWV, In stores now! Their 8th album, produced by Salim Nourallah Dec tour WYMS, WVOD, KMMS... Over 50K sold! Another US tour going on now Tired Pony “Dead American Writers” Jason Spooner “Half A Mind” BDS Monitored 16*! Indicator 3*! FMQB Public 14*! New: WFUV, WYMS, WVOD... New: KNBA, KDEC, KDNK ON: KPND, WTMD, KSPN, KFMU, KBAC, WMVY, ON: KBCO, WXRT, KINK, KGSR, WXRV, WTTS, WXPK, WRLT, WRNR, WNCS, WCLZ, KRVO, KMTN, WBJB, WKZE, WEXT, KTAO, WFIV, WJCU, WYCE... On tour now WMMM, Sirius, WRNX, KEZE, KTHX, WNWV... “The best work Lightbody has done.” - Q “The songs refuse to wallow in melodrama.” - Performer Magazine Los Lonely Boys “Oye Mamacita” Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Paris (Ooh La La)” ON: KPIG, KROK, KOZT, KBAC, WYCE, WEXT, WFIV, KVSF, WMWV, KMTN, BDS Monitored #24! Indicator #19! VH-1 You Oughta Know artist/video for November WUIN, KZMV, WNKU, KOHO, KSKI, KFMG... Single edit on PlayMPE now ON: Dave-FM, WRNR, WNCS, KTHX, WCLZ, WRLT, KEZE, WZEW, KRVB, WRNX, WCOO, KRSH... Keep On Giving: Acoustic Live!, recorded during their Acoustic Brotherhood tour, in stores Tour dates with The Avett Bros, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings and more Sarah Jaffe “Clementine” David Gray “A Moment Changes Everything” New: KPND ON: WZEW, WCOO, KRSH, WFPK, WCBE, KNBA, WYEP, WFIV, WMWV, BDS Monitored #6! Indicator #23! ON: WXRT, KTCZ, KFOG, KGSR, KBCO, KOHO, WVMP, WYCE, KFMU, KSPN, DMX, KMTN, KSMT, WUIN, KTAO, WNRN... KINK, WXRV, KMTT, Dave-FM, Sirius, WRNR, WTTS, WMMM, WXPK, KPTL... “I saw Sarah play at a house party in Denton... I was blown away.” - Norah Jones Great sales! TV appearances on Leno and CBS morning show Santana “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” Ryan Montbleau Band “Songbird” Guitar Heaven in stores now! New: KBAC, KDNK, KAXE ON: WZEW, WCOO, Heavy On The Vine on your desk now New: KCSN ON: WMVY, KMTN, KSPN, KFMU, KRSH, WNWV, KUT, WFIV, KSUT, KFMU, KSPN, KLRR, KOZT, WOCM, KOHO... KOHO, KOZT, WYCE, WNCW, WERS, KHUM, KZMV, WCBE, WUTC, KLCC, WSYC, KDTR... HUGE sales! 100k+ sold already Great appearances on Leno and Lopez Produced by Martin Sexton Tour dates through November Brand new raves for Old 97’s Ray LaMontagne sets ““Take ya to the Tate Museum,” sneers Rhett Miller on his band’s eighth LP, begging a question: Why would Dallas twang rockers name-check a British dates with Levon Helm tourist attraction — over a Clash-style guitar stomp, no less? It’s because 11/02 Jacksonville, FL - Times Union Ctr Perf Arts the Old 97’s have always been Anglophiles, 11/04 Pompano Beach, FL - Pompano Beach Amph and 15 years into their career, they’re past 11/05 Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall genre-tweaking — they’re lifers writing for 11/07 Mobile, AL - Saenger Theatre keeps. Bob Dylan may have recognized 11/08 Birmingham, AL - BJCC Hall as much when he greenlighted Miller’s 11/10 Memphis, TN - Orpheum Theatre inspired rewrite of “Desolation Row” (the carpe-diem warning “Champaign, Illinois”). 11/11 Grand Prairie, TX - Verizon Theatre But this multivolume project will still trigger honky-tonk mosh pits: See “A 11/12 Austin, TX - Bass Concert Hall State of Texas,” which suggests you can be true to your roots even when you’ve outgrown them.” -- Rolling Stone “Best of all is ‘Every Night Is Friday Night (Without You),’ a cold-blooded kiss-off that makes breakups feel exhilarating.” -- Spin Magazine, 7/10 Rating “This rave-up from the upcoming The Grand Theatre Volume One is part garage rock, part vintage British punk.” -- USA Today “Impossibly catchy” -- My Old Kentucky Blog Glide takes a ride down the Cumberland with Mike Farris “Mike Farris has been to hell and back, and listening to The Night the Cumberland Came Alive is further proof of what salvation—both in the physical and spiritual sense—has done for him. Gone are the drug and alcohol binges, the hard living and the mainstream success he experienced as the frontman for the Screaming Cheetah Willies back during the ‘90s, and in their place is a wizened man who would rather rock for charity than for accolades and financial gain (proceeds from the album will go towards the victims of the recent Nashville floods by way of the Commu- nity Foundation of Middle Tennessee). It is actually a pretty refreshing thing to see, because while Farris might not be storing up his treasures on earth, so to speak, this six-song EP is full of gems. From rousing spirituals (“Dear Lazarus”) to bluesy piano numbers like “Mother Earth,” Farris is constantly writing and playing on this album in light of the reality that this life goes by in a flash, and that there are questions and facts we all ought to come to grips with sooner or later. The latter track reminds the listener that all the clothes and fancy vehicles in the world will not make a heap of difference when we die, and the funky ragtime track “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down” is a raucous number that punctuates the importance of making every moment count and living your life with purpose. As on his previous releases, Farris not only knows how to have a good time but he also tells his story without the audience feeling like they are being preached to. A prime example is on the blues stomper “Wrapped Up, Tangled Up” where Farris uses a fishing story to talk about how good it feels for him to have been snagged by Jesus despite all the squirming and resisting Farris did along the way. Given his past, it would have been easy for Farris to turn this song into an altar call and talk about the fires of hell that await those who need Jesus, but instead he focuses on the fact that his life is now better with Jesus than it was without, and he just lets the example be what it is. Farris sings with passion aplenty, his sometimes raspy Southern drawl able to reach soaring heights as his throaty wails fill the air. Fine performances by a rap sheet of guest vocalists—including the McCrary Sisters, Gill Landry of the Old Crow Medicine Show and even members of Farris’ own Roseland Rhythm Revue—help round out the album in fine fashion. Cumberland is a solid album for a good cause, and there is a lot to like about this album; one of 2010’s liveliest and most enjoy- able listens.” - Glide Magazine, 10/8/10 Coming up for adds on 11/8: Peter Wolf & Neko Case “The Green Fields Of Summer” Listen to everything and find out more at www.rightarmresource.com as well as facebook.com/rightarmresource or twitter.com/rightarmjesse RIGHT ARM RESOURCE WEEKLY UPDATE - 10/27/10.
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