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Why do we like this?
"Garage country." I just made it up so I'm not surprised you've never heard of it, but like all categories that end up with the "garage" tag, it's a way to describe things that are hard to describe "” things that have just as many elements as you may find in your garage.
For this week's Sunday Night Chill, I thought I'd share some of my favorite tunes"”old and new"”that together in a playlist make sense, but separate can be hard to describe. They all share elements of folk, alt-country, blues, and a little somethin' somethin' one only finds in the garage. But whatever these songs have is worlds from what people consider "country" today, so I thought I'd share the better alternative of that twangy hill billy flare.
Hope you find something you enjoy!
For this week's Sunday Night Chill, I thought I'd share some of my favorite tunes"”old and new"”that together in a playlist make sense, but separate can be hard to describe. They all share elements of folk, alt-country, blues, and a little somethin' somethin' one only finds in the garage. But whatever these songs have is worlds from what people consider "country" today, so I thought I'd share the better alternative of that twangy hill billy flare.
Hope you find something you enjoy!
Streaming source:
http://soundcloud.com/remnose/beehive
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