Showing posts with label John Craigie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Craigie. Show all posts

5.11.2022

the playlist: MAY 2022












1. G. Love (featuring Schoolly D & Chuck Treece) - "Love From Philly"

2. John Craigie - "Count Me Down"

3. Shwayze (featuring The Hip Abduction) - "Planes"

4. Ripe - "Settling"

5. The Suffers - "Don't Bother Me"

6. The Dip - "Paddle To The Stars"

7. Marcus King - "Hard Working Man"

8. Wilco - "Falling Apart (Right Now)"

9. Dawes - "Someone Else's Cafe / Doomscroller Tries To Relax"

10. Kurt Vile - "Like Exploding Stones"

11.17.2021

the playlist: NOV 2021












1. Mason Jennings - "On The Brink"

2. John Craigie - "Laurie Rolled Me A J"

3. Bob Schneider - "I Love This Life"

4. Ryan Montbleau - "Tonight's Captain"

5. Boy Named Banjo - "Circles"

6. Waker - "Many Days Ahead"

7. The Record Company - "How High"

8. SUSTO - "Good Right Now"

9. Pigeons Playing Ping Pong (featuring Zach Gill) - "Indiglo"

10. St. Paul & The Broken Bones - "The Last Dance"

1.01.2021

THE BEST ALBUMS OF 2020

  1. Jason Mraz - Look For The Good
  2. Nathaniel Rateliff - And It's Still Alright
  3. Tame Impala - The Slow Rush
  4. Phish - Sigma Oasis
  5. Trevor Hall - In And Through The Body
  6. Trey Anastasio - Lonely Trip
  7. Poolside - Low Season
  8. John Craigie - Asterisk The Universe
  9. G. Love - The Juice
  10. Iration - Coastin'
  11. Mihali - Breathe And Let Go
  12. Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher
  13. Haim - Women In Music, Pt. III
  14. Dawes - Good Luck With Whatever
  15. Fleet Foxes - Shore
  16. Khruangbin - Mordechai
  17. Mt. Joy - Rearrange Us
  18. Matt Costa - Yellow Coat
  19. Blanco White - On The Other Side
  20. Marcus King - El Dorado
  21. My Morning Jacket - The Waterfall II
  22. Pacific Range - High Upon The Mountain
  23. The Killers - Imploding The Mirage
  24. Ray LaMontagne - Monovision
  25. Bahamas - Sad Hunk
  26. Ben Harper - Winter Is For Lovers
  27. Margo Price - That's How Rumors Get Started
  28. Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit - Reunions
  29. Zach Gill - Cocktail Yoga
  30. moe. - This Is Not, We Are

4.02.2020

the playlist: APR 2020












1. Phish - "Sigma Oasis"

2. John Craigie - "Part Wolf"

3. Trevor Hall (featuring Brett Dennen) - "Put Down What You Are Carrying"

4. G. Love (featuring Ron Artis II) - "Diggin' Roots"

5. Moon Taxi - "Hometown Heroes"

6. Ripe - "First Time Feeling"

7. Lime Cordiale - "Addicted To The Sunshine"

8. The Hip Abduction - "All Night Long"

9. Rome & Duddy - "And It Stoned Me"

10. Benjamin Gibbard - "Life In Quarantine"

12.13.2010

CD REVIEW: John Craigie "Leave The Fire Behind"

John Craigie is an oustanding musician in his own right. That being said, he has decided to release, for free, a collection of cover songs that could be quite possibly the best cover album released by a single artist. The songs that he sings defined a musical generation from the mid-nineties, and showcase some songs that were one hit wonders, some that took bands from obscurity to popularity, and some that remain to this day the signature songs that those artists ever released. The ten songs on the album are covers of classic 90's alternative rock tunes by Everclear, Gin Blossoms, Counting Crows, Smashing Pumpkins, Green Day, 4 Non Blondes, Marcy Playground, Blind Melon, The Wallflowers, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. He has stripped them all down to their essence, giving us the rawness of the lyrics and the magic of their music on acoustic guitar. John Craigie is one of those guys that not many know about, but after hearing what he can do with some classic songs, you'll be blown away by his original stuff.

To download "Leave The Fire Behind" for free click the CD image in this review.

11.03.2010

CD REVIEW: John Craigie "Montana Tale"

Montana Tale
As an independent folk musician with a lot of songs under his belt, John Craigie has released one of his best albums to date. His newest, which features a handful of bay area musicians, shows off all the may facets of his musical repertoire. Zach Gill (ALO, Jack Johnson) lends his keyboarding talents to the album, which features styles ranging from country to mellow acoustic folk. The highlight of the album, and consequently the longest song on the disc, is "All Through Montana." A few of the other standouts on the disc are "Mama Nashville" and "Gone" which show Craigie's range as a musician and songwriter. John Craigie may have only been releasing music for the past six years but the release of this album makes him seem like it's been more like twenty-six.