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RAR Newsletter 120118.Indd RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 1/18/2012 Chimes Of Freedom: The Songs Of Bob Dylan An insanely A-list of artists coming together to celebrate 50 years of Amnesty International, in stores Tuesday Going for official adds on Monday Early adds at SiriusXM Spectrum & Loft, KCRW, KOZT, KBAC, KFMG... The 76 song four-disc package will retail for $24.99 phyiscal, $19.99 digital and a two-disc set at Starbucks for $14.95 Incredible press all over the place Please share the Facebook link to your listeners via social media Mike Doughty “Strike The Motion” The new single from his acclaimed album Yes And Also Yes, going for official adds on Monday Early: WYEP, WFPK, WNRN, KCLC, WFIV, WKZE, WBJB, WNKU, KMMS, WMWV, KRVM, KDEC CD pro on your desk His memoir, The Book Of Drugs, is out now and getting fantastic reviews The upcoming tour dates (see page 2) include an acoustic set, book reading and q&a with the audience The Kooks “How’d You Like That?” The new single from Junk Of The Heart, going for official adds on Monday! Tons of early support Early adds: WXRV, KCMP, WCOO, KDBB, KCLC, KSMT, WUIN, WERS, WOCM, WNRN, KROK, WFIV, KTBG, KMMS, KYSL, KNBA, Music Choice... Just announced US dates beginning 2/28: Vegas, San Diego, Pomona, Vail, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, NYC, New Haven, Providence More dates with Foster The People in May/June The Dunwells “I Could Be A King” The first single from their debut album Blind Sighted Faith, in stores 2/14 Headlining Folk Alliance in Feb No Depression’s “breakout band” from last year’s Folk Alliance “A must-see band” - NME Feb/Mar tour + SXSW First week: WZEW, KRSH, WNKU, WFIV, KROK, WNRN, WBJB, KMTN, KFMU, KSPN, KFMG, KSMF, WSGE “A gorgeously organic offering rife with eloquent lyrics and elegant instrumentation” - ArtistDirect Ruthie Foster “Aim For The Heart” FMQB Most Added! First week: WYCE, WNCW, WFHB, KXCI, WFIV, KNBA, KPIG, KFMU, WDIY, WUSM, WNTI... Let It Burn in stores 1/31 Early: KPND, WNKU, KBAC, KSUT, WKZE, KRVM, KVNF, WUMB, KRCC, KUNC, KLCC... The album is a mix of originals and covers with guest appearances by The Blind Boys Of Alabama and Stax legend William Bell Her extensive run of upcoming tour dates with Paul Thorn begins 2/2 Good Old War “Calling Me Names” Ingrid Michaelson “Ghost” Mediabase Debut 40*! BDS Indicator Debut 30*! In stores March 6 BDS Monitored 27*! Human Again in stores Tues, on the way to radio now New: KUNC, WUSM ON: Sirius Spectrum, WXPN, WFPK, WBJB, WVMP, WEXT, New: KBCO, WXRV, KINK, WTTS, WCOO... ON: KTCZ, KGSR, KPRI, KRVB, WWCT, KSMT, WFIV, KOHO, WCBE, WNRN, WJCU, KMMS, WVOD, WDST, WERS... WCLZ, KRSH, WQKL, WZEW, WFUV, KCSN, WXPN, WCRN, WFPK, WWCT... March/April headlining tour with Belle Brigade opening for them Amazing press Lyric video online now! Surprise shows in Jan/Feb, full headlining tour in the spring My Pet Dragon “Moonshine” Graffiti 6 “Free” New: WDST, KXCI ON: WEXT, KSMT, KBAC, WFIV, KCLC, KYSL, WOCM, BDS Monitored 9*! Indicator 8*! New: WRNR ON: KFOG, KTCZ, KGSR, WTTS, KNBA, WCBE, KRVM, WERU, KSLU, WSGE Amazing feedback from radio Sirius Spectrum, KBCO, WXRV, KINK, CIDR, WMMM, WRLT, WQKL, KPRI, KCKC, Mountains And Cities on your desk & in stores now Upcoming shows: WCLZ, KPND, WZEW, WNCS, KRVB, KTHX... Full cd Colours in stores Tuesday 2/2 Providence, 2/4 Hamden, 2/10 Albany, 2/18 Harrisburg, 2/24 Boston... VH-1 You Oughta Know in March Augustana tour now Just played Leno Pegi Young & The Survivors “Gonna Walk Away” John Hiatt “Adios To California” New: KUNC, MSPR ON: WFIV, WYCE, WCBE, KSUT, KDEC, WSYC, BDS Indicator 18*! ON: KINK, KRSH, WCLZ, KPND, WZEW, KCSN, WFUV, WFPK, KRVM, WERU, WUSM, WHRV Full cd Bracing For Impact in stores now WYEP, WNKU, WEXT, WMVY, WJCU, KLRR, WTMD, KDBB, WMWV, KTAO, WNRN... “With each album in her belated solo career, Neil Young’s wife grows more confident and, “On his 20th solo album, Hiatt remains at the top of his game.” - AP even better, more cantankerous... You ignore this one at your own peril.” - Rolling Stone “His voice... it’s striking and impressive.” - NY Times Great reviews all over Mike Doughty promotes music and literature When Mike Doughty hits the road next month, it’ll be a combination of acoustic performance, book reading from his new memoir The Book Of Drugs, and Q&A from the audience. Here’s where you can see him, and a look at what folks are saying about the book 2/3 Charlotte, NC “Doughty, the former lead singer of Soul Coughing and now a solo act, 2/4 Atlanta, GA writes his soul-baring memoir. After describing his childhood in painfully 2/7 Orlando, FL honest yet balanced terms, he chronicles his career through the lens of a 2/8 Tampa, FL creative, self-deprecating, desperate musician plagued by feelings of inad- 2/10 Birmingham, AL equacy. He starts with his gig as the doorman of New York’s Knitting Fac- 2/11 New Orleans, LA tory and the genesis of Soul Coughing. In direct, bald vignettes, Doughty 2/14 Austin, TX discusses his bandmates, who melded musically but had a dysfunctional 2/15 Dallas, TX relationship throughout their seven-year career; girlfriends; a trip to Cam- 2/17 Nashville, TN bodia; and, above all, his musical life as experienced through the opaque 2/18 Lexington, KY veil of drugs-first weed then heroin, ecstasy, alcohol, and a few lesser 2/19 Cincinnati, OH addictions. In the last quarter of the book, Doughty tells of his struggle to achieve normalcy, first 2/21 Ann Arbor, MI with antidepressants for bipolar disorder and then his day-by-day triumphs over drug addiction 2/22 Cleveland, OH through sheer willpower and his 12-step colleagues. VERDICT Much more than a musician’s 2/24 Rochester, NY autobiography, this is a tale about the resurgence of the human spirit; Doughty captures a little 2/25 Albany, NY bit of all of us in his journey. Recommended.” - Library Journal, December 2011 Disc 3: 1. K’NAAN – With God On Our Side The sound of endless Chimes 2. Ximena Sariñana – I Want You The complete track listing for Chimes Of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan 3. Neil Finn with Pajama Club – She Belongs to Me 4. Bryan Ferry – Bob Dylan’s Dream Disc 1: 1. Raphael Saadiq – Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat 5. Zee Avi – Tomorrow Is a Long Time 2. Patti Smith – Drifter’s Escape 6. Carly Simon – Just Like a Woman 3. Rise Against – Ballad of Hollis Brown 7. Flogging Molly – The Times They Are A-Changin’ 4. Tom Morello (The Nightwatchman) – Blind Willie McTell 8. Fistful Of Mercy – Buckets of Rain 5. Pete Townshend – Corrina, Corrina 9. Joe Perry – Man of Peace 6. Bettye LaVette – Most of the Time 10. Bad Religion – It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue 7. Charlie Winston – This Wheel’s On Fire 11. My Chemical Romance – Desolation Row (Live) 8. Diana Krall – Simple Twist of Fate 12. RedOne feat. Nabil Khayat – Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door 9. Brett Dennen – You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere 13. Paul Rodgers & Nils Lofgren – Abandoned Love 10. Mariachi El Bronx – Love Sick 14. Darren Criss ft. Chuck Criss & Freelance Whales – New Morning 11. Ziggy Marley – Blowin’ in the Wind 12. The Gaslight Anthem – Changing of the Guards 15. Cage the Elephant – The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll 13. Silversun Pickups – Not Dark Yet 16. Band of Skulls – It Ain’t Me, Babe 14. My Morning Jacket – You’re A Big Girl Now 17. Sinéad O’Connor – Property of Jesus 15. The Airborne Toxic Event – Boots of Spanish Leather 18. Ed Roland & The Sweet Tea Project – Shelter from the Storm 16. Sting – Girl from the North Country 19. Ke$ha – Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right 17. Mark Knopfler – Restless Farewell 20. Kronos Quartet – Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right Disc 2: 1. Queens of the Stone Age – Outlaw Blues Disc 4: 1. Maroon 5 – I Shall Be Released 2. Lenny Kravitz – Rainy Day Woman # 12 & 35 2. Carolina Chocolate Drops – Political World 3. Steve Earle/Lucia Micarelli – One More Cup of Coffee (Valley 3. Seal & Jeff Beck – Like a Rolling Stone Below) 4. Taj Mahal – Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream 4. Blake Mills – Heart Of Mine 5. Dierks Bentley – Senor (Tales of Yankee Power) (Live) 5. Miley Cyrus – You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go 6. Mick Hucknall – One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) 6. Billy Bragg – Lay Down Your Weary Tune 7. Thea Gilmore – I’ll Remember You 7. Elvis Costello – License to Kill 8. State Radio – John Brown 8. Angelique Kidjo – Lay, Lady, Lay 9. Dave Matthews Band – All Along the Watchtower (Live) 9. Natasha Bedingfield – Ring Them Bells 10. Michael Franti – Subterranean Homesick Blues 10. Jackson Browne – Love Minus Zero / No Limit 11. We Are Augustines – Mama, You Been on My Mind 11. Joan Baez – Seven Curses (Live) 12. Lucinda Williams – Tryin’ to Get to Heaven 12. The Belle Brigade – No Time to Think 13. Kris Kristofferson – Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) 13. Sugarland – Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here with You (Live) 14. Eric Burdon – Gotta Serve Somebody 14. Jack’s Mannequin – Mr. Tambourine Man 15. Evan Rachel Wood – I’d Have You Anytime 15. Oren Lavie – 4th Time Around 16. Marianne Faithfull – Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Live) 16.
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