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Angela-Sam

Joined: 3/7/2009
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 3/11/2009 2:32:35 PM
The Basement Tapes is definitely one of the best ever...thanks for reminding me, I'm off to get it out and listen to right this minute...

nc_sully

Joined: 9/25/2008
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 3/12/2009 8:25:14 AM
If you want some good new style americana try listening to Corey Smith he is a great songwriter and doesn't follow the normal music industry rules. You can even download lots of his music free on his website.

Artz

Joined: 6/1/2007
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 9/30/2009 1:56:26 PM
I you are a fan of country/rock/ folk rock then check out Jack Tempchin. He wrote more then a few songs for the Eagles Jack is a very talented singer/ writer. In the same vain as JD Souther and Jackson Brown.

chaswhatif

Joined: 4/30/2005
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 10/2/2009 2:50:23 AM
I'm a hopeless Deadhead...New Riders...Ratdog...Grismond/Garcia '75-6? at the Keystone...I may be stuck in the seventies,just listen to the music play the band...

couldbejim

Joined: 10/1/2009
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 10/4/2009 8:31:26 PM
I have been listening to the Grateful Dead for many years and glad to say I made more than a few concerts. It was always special and a party. Into Wilco also. I think one band that has been left out from back in the old days is Barefoot Jerry. They made some great music. Had a harmonica player that when on to record with everyone it country music by the name of Charlie McCoy. Got to say that Neil Young has probably done as much for this area of music as anyone and still is out there doing it. His song list is a mile long and it's a great one to boot! Just my two cents.

Balboa 4 U

Joined: 6/30/2008
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 10/5/2009 10:46:06 AM
I've never heard of The Like, what songs did they do? (just kidding.)

barbyanne2

Joined: 10/19/2009
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 11/5/2009 7:14:36 PM
so is The Band Canadian. Many consider them Canadian-American tho. But they hailed originally from English speaking Canada...mais oui

Artz

Joined: 6/1/2007
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 11/19/2009 7:36:13 PM
The Band is .............. Howabout North American? covers Canada and the US

Poet_in_MI

Joined: 5/27/2009
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the Grateful Dead, Dylan, Wilco, the Band, and the like Posted: 11/21/2009 9:16:18 PM
I have seen Dylan over 25 times in varied venues. This summer I saw him, Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp on thier minor league ballpark tour. It was the best ever. Dylan's band was the best I had heard since Levon and boys were backing. There ought to be a seperate Americana sub-genre for Texans. You can live there, but if you ain't born there you will always be just passing through neighbor. How about Slaid Cleves... for a kid he does alright.