Honest FM 4-27-2010 NAMA Music Awards Preview plus more
Honest FM
4-27-2010 “NAMA Music Awards Preview, Live Live Widespread Panic Z-Stream, plus more with Blocker and Dgold”
PODCAST CONTENTS: Arkansas, Put Your Hands On Me, Blackbird Song, Swing That Hammer, Dark Goes The Road, With A Little Help From My Friends – PODCAST BANDS: Col. Bruce Hampton, Tiffany Christopher, 3 Penny Acre, Wade Ogle, Groovement
SET ONE: Return From Silence > Dream Get Together, Arkansas, Radar Love, Put Your Hands On Me, Blackbird Song, Swing That Hammer, Dark Goes The Road, With A Little Help From My Friends
SET TWO: Prodigal Daughter, The Darkness And The Light, The Villain > The Funeral, Standing At The Threshold > Say Something
ENCORE: Panic Switch, Space Wrangler, Tie Your Shoes, Rebirtha, Jam > You Got Yours
Music mix, Feature sets on NAMA the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards (ceremony this Thursday, Dgold is the red carpet interviewer for all the nominated bands). Also Deer Tick and Dr. Dog (playing next Monday at George’s). Widespread Panic this Saturday at BOK Center, Tulsa OK. Previews tonight on Honest Tunes.
THE BANDS:
Return From Silence – Citay – Dream Get Together
Dream Get Together – Citay – Dream Get Together
Arkansas – Col. Bruce Hampton – Strange Voices
Radar Love – Widespread Panic – 1996/10/31 II Chicago, IL
NAMA FEATURE SET:
Put Your Hands On Me – Tiffany Christopher – Honest Tunes 3-4-2008 Tiffany Christopher Live
Blackbird Song – Shannon Wurst – What’s More Honest Than a Song?
Lioneld-HonestTunes-PromoRemix – Honest FM – Promos
Swing That Hammer – 3 Penny Acre – 3 Penny Acre
Dark Goes The Road – Wade Ogle – Lovers And Fighters
With A Little Help From My Friends – Groovement – Under The Covers, Vol. 1
Prodigal Daughter (Allison Krauss) – Michelle Shocked – Arkansas Traveler
The Darkness And The Light – Trampled By Turtles – Duluth
The Villain – Old 97′s – Alive & Wired (Playing July 30 at George’s, Announcement!)
The Funeral – Band of Horses – Everything All The Time
Standing at the Threshold – Deer Tick – War Elephant (Playing next Monday at Georges with Dr Dog)
Say Something – Dr. Dog – Easy Beat (Playing Monday 5/3 at Georges with Deer Tick)
Panic Switch – Silversun Pickups – Swoon
Space Wrangler > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Tie Your Shoes – Widespread Panic – 2010-04-27 Richmond (LIVE LIVE from Richmond Zman’s taper section Ustream!)
Rebirtha – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Jam > You Got Yours – Widespread Panic – 2010-04-27 Richmond (LIVE LIVE from Richmond Zman’s taper section Ustream!)
Listen every Tuesday from January to June for songs by bands who are scheduled to play at this summer’s Wakarusa At Mulberry Mountain, music and camping festival near Ozark, Arkansas, southeast of Fayetteville. The festival takes place June 3, 4, 5, 6. Tickets at www.wakarusa.com
Upcoming Shows around Fayetteville, Arkansas
Click for RSS Feed of Honest Tunes Recommended Tourdates in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, regional, suburbs.
* NAMA Awards Ceremony :: 4/29/2010 Dickson Theatre Fayetteville, AR
* Michael Burks :: 4/30/2010 George’s Majestic Fayetteville, AR
* Dr. Dog and Deer Tick :: 5/3/2010 George’s Majestic Fayetteville, AR
* Raina Rose :: 5/5/2010 Good Folk Productions House Concerts Fayetteville, AR
* Dirtfoot :: 5/5/2010 George’s Majestic Fayetteville, AR
* ZZ Top :: 5/7/2010 Riverfest Amphitheatre Little Rock, AR
* Trout Fishing in America :: 5/8/2010 Artosphere Festival – Bentonville Town Square Bentonville, AR
* Groovement :: 5/8/2010 Rogue Fayetteville, AR
* Blue Oyster Cult :: 5/22/2010 Arkansas Music Pavilion (AMP) Fayetteville, AR
* Tiffany Christopher Band :: 5/22/2010 The Bayou Rogers, AR
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BONUS SETS OF SONGS:
Drank All The Wine – 3 Penny Acre – 3 Penny Acre
Dig A Little Deeper – 3 Penny Acre – 3 Penny Acre
Talk About Suffering – 3 Penny Acre – 3 Penny Acre
Shady Acres – Wade Ogle – Lovers And Fighters
The Garden Part III – Groovement – Under The Covers, Vol. 1
Down in the Arkansas (live @ Folk Music Hall of Fame with Jimmy Driftwood) – Michelle Shocked – Arkansas Traveler
Hang On – Dr. Dog – Fate
My Friend – Dr. Dog – Fate
The Ark – Dr. Dog – Fate
Ain’t Life Grand > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Tall Boy > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Travelin’ Light – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
II: Holden Oversoul > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Stop-Go > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Chunk Of Coal – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Driving Song > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Tie Your Shoes > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Driving Song > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Genesis > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Junior – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Pusherman > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Airplane > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Love Tractor – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Mike Houser JB Banter Honest Tunes promo – Honest FM – Honest FM Promos
E: West Virginia > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
The Take Out > – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
Red Beans – Widespread Panic – 1996-03-22 – North Little Rock, AR
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April 28th, 2010 at 2:50 AM UTC 2010n 4-28-10
Fayetteville Free Weekly
St?rs Shining On NWA Musicians
Posted on 22 April 2010
By Brian Washburn
Northwest Arkansas’ best and brightest musical stars are about to shine on what is the local music scene’s biggest night of the year: the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards.
This will be the 15th anniversary of the NAMAs, and the excitement is certainly not waning. The successful dynamic is charged by the award winners, the presenters and attendees who have flocked to the NAMAs for the past few years. To honor local musicians, Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan has proclaimed April 29 as Northwest Arkansas Musicians Day.
This year’s slate of nominees is nothing less than stellar and performers Wade Ogle and Black Elk, Nate Hancock and The Declaration, LaFuSo and Randall Shreve should bring the house down with show-stopping performances.
Among the many awards given throughout the night is the always-anticipated and highly prized Lifetime Achievement Award. Joining the list of musical legends to come through the Northwest Arkansas music scene and garner a Lifetime Achievement Award will be longtime performer Liz Lottmann and early music promoters Lois and Dayton Stratton.
Also honored this year will be the band Maud Crawford and DJ Soufree, who will be inducted into the NAMA Hall of Fame, for racking up three previous wins.
Last year’s ceremony featured local music star Benjamin Del Shreve picking up several more NAMAs to add to his shelf, as well as a few other popular local artists picking up big awards, such as Trout Fishing in America walking away with Best Album, Boom Kinetic winning Best Party Band and Best Indie Award going to the Memphis Pencils.
Fayetteville golden boy Benjamin Del Shreve will go for a three-peat this year as he attempts to win the coveted NAMA for Band of the Year three years in a row. As stiff as his competition has been the past few years, 2010’s Band of the Year nominees might just be a step up and could end Shreve’s reign as the NWA music scene king.
Bands hoping to dethrone Shreve are 3 Penny Acre, A Good Fight, Hardaway and the Commoners, R.J. Mischo and Shreve’s brother, Randall Shreve, who returned to the NWA music scene from New York last year.
Here are Brian Washburn’s personal picks.
Brian Washburn’s pick for Band of the Year: Hardaway and the Commoners. These hip-hop staples in the local music scene have been making the touring rounds all year long and are beginning to get the recognition for their unique urban blend that they deserve. If anything has proven to be a trending music genre on the rise in the past couple of years, it’s an organic hip-hop sound consisting of instruments, vocals and what feels like real emotions rarely found in hip-hop. Hardaway and the Commoners have found a way to bring this genre to the area and play it very well.
Winning Album of the Year can mean several things for local bands. It can cement their place as a high point in the NWA music scene. It can propel the album to more success across the area and state. It can also be the stepping stone for more popular, successful and intuitive releases to come.
This year’s nominees for Album of the Year might prove to do all of these things and propel certain artists to new heights that no one could think was possible. The 2010 Album of the Year nominees are “3 Penny Acre” by 3 Penny Acre, “Don’t Think It Hasn’t Been Fun” by Emily Kaitz, “Green and Lonely” by Christmas Fuller Project, “Lovers and Fighters” by Wade Ogle, “Off the Record” by Hardaway and the Commoners and “The Radio Sky” by The Radio Sky.
Brian Washburn’s pick for Album of the Year: “The Radio Sky” by The Radio Sky. This local indie/rock band brings new life to the Fayetteville alternative rock scene. Their debut full-length, self-titled album features booming vocals, intricate progressive-rock guitar work and a blasting rhythm section. The album is not just a straightforward rocker, though, as it also slows down to give progressive, ambient indie fans something to take home with them. With more releases of this caliber, The Radio Sky seems to be reaching for … well, the sky.
Band of the Year and Album of the Year might be the big prizes up for grabs every year at the awards ceremony, but other categories serve as a jumpstart to emerging bands in the local music scene.
Male Singer/Songwriter: Jason Paul, Jeff Kearney, Justin Brasher, Keith Nicholson, Randall Shreve, Wade Ogle and Zach Ryan. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Wade Ogle.
Female Singer/Songwriter: Candy Lee, Darlene, Shannon Wurst and Tiffany Christopher. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Candy Lee.
Female Vocalist in a Band: Amyh Hart (Dreamfast), Bernice Hembree (3 Penny Acre), Elise Davis (Elise Davis), Leah Spears (Leah & The Mojo Doctors), Opal Fly (Opal Fly) and Tanya Shylock (Mountain of Venus). Brian Washburn’s Pick: Leah Spears.
Male Vocalist in a Band: Ben Wardlaw (Charliehorse), Benjamin Del Shreve (Benjamin Del Shreve), Brandon George (Christmas Fuller Project) and Eddie Love (A Good Fight). Brian Washburn’s Pick: Brandon George.
Jam/World Music: 1 Oz. Jig, Crazy Neighbor, Guta, Kahula Gypsy Band and Mountain of Venus. Brian Washburn’s Pick: 1 Oz. Jig.
Funk: Fayetteville Funk Ensemble, Groovement, LaFuSo, TheOneUps and West Hart Band. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Fayetteville Funk Ensemble.
Jazz: Claudia Burson Trio, Drew Packard, Matt Smith Trio, Nathan McLeod and Walter Savage Trio. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Drew Packard.
Electronic/Groove: Beat Bachs, Baby Armie, DJ Shortfuze and Tanner Beam. Brian Washburn’s Pick: DJ Shortfuze.
Indie/Alternative: Apartment 5, Christmas Fuller Project, David’s Pegasus, Dreamfast, The Great Scotts, Hosta, Jarris, Memphis Pencils, Timber! Brian Washburn’s Pick: Christmas Fuller Project.
Rock: A Good Fight, Benjamin Del Shreve, Family Dogs, The Poggs and Randall Shreve. Brian Washburn’s Pick: A Good Fight.
Southern Rock: Big Uns, Bob Kramer Incident, Joe Giles and the Homewreckers, Maud Crawford, Traveling Wheelbearings, Bill Dollar & Loose Change. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Big Uns.
Metal/Hard Rock: Auger, The Battle Within, Calling Tokyo, Deadbird, Sinking South and Vessels of Wrath. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Calling Tokyo.
R&B/Blues: Nathan Aronowitz, Buddy Shute, Eoff Brothers, Isayah’s Allstars, Kory Montgomery Band, Leah & The Mojo Doctors and R.J. Mischo. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Kory Montgomery Band.
Roots/Americana/Country: 1 Oz. Jig, 3 Penny Acre, Charliehorse, Cletus Got Shot, Jamie Wolfe & The Wranglers, Mountain Sprout, Pope County Bootleggers, Shout LuLu and The Smithstonians. Brian Washburn’s Pick: 3 Penny Acre.
Punk: The Counterlife, Egyptr, Fire Don’t Care, Genome Chomsky, Perpetual Werewolf, The Plaid Jackets and Well Well Well. Brian Washburn’s Pick: The Counterlife.
Party Band: Boom Kinetic, Full House, Big Bad Gina, LaFuSo and Strange Heroes. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Boom Kinetic.
Urban: Hardaway and the Commoners and Lucio. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Hardaway and the Commoners.
Best New Band: Adelle & the Matts, Big Bad Gina, The Bobby Drivers, Ctl+Alt+Delete, High Magic, Jason Paul & New Wine, LaFuSo, Monster Heart and Where’s Lawrence. Brian Washburn’s Pick: Where’s Lawrence.
Best Producer/Studio: Adam Putman (Insomniac Studios), Chris Moore (East Hall), Darren Crisp (Crisp Studios), Dwight Chalmers (Listen Laboratory), Eric Schabacker (Winterwood Studios), Mike Bailey (Dream Makers Productions) and Mustin (OneUp Studios). Brian Washburn’s Pick: Mike Bailey (Dream Makers Productions).
Arkansas music historian Robert Cochran and KUAF news director Kyle Kellams will once again host the ceremony. Daniel Gold of Honest Tunes Radio Show will interview musicians on the red carpet.
The Northwest Arkansas Music Awards is a benefit for the Northwest Arkansas Free Health and Dental Clinic in Fayetteville, which helps meet the needs of the undeserved.
April 28th, 2010 at 5:05 PM UTC 2010n 4-28-10
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April 29th, 2010 at 4:51 PM UTC 2010n 4-29-10
The nominees:
Jam/World Music
1 Oz. Jig
Crazy Neighbor
Guta
Kahula Gypsy Band
Mountain of Venus
Album of the Year
3 Penny Acre-3 Penny Acre
Don’t Think It Hasn’t Been Fun- Emily Kaitz
Green & Lonely- Christmas Fuller Project
Lovers and Fighters -Wade Ogle
Off the Record-Hardaway and The Commoners
The Radio Sky- The Radio Sky
Singer/songwriter – male
Jason Paul
Jeff Kearney
Justin Brasher
Keith Nicholson
Randall Shreve
Wade Ogle
Zach Ryan
Singer/songwriter – female
Candy Lee
Darlene
Shannon Wurst
Tiffany Christopher
Female Vocalist
Amyh Hart (Dreamfast)
Bernice Hembree (3 Penny Acre)
Elise Davis (Elise Davis)
Leah Spears (Leah & The Mojo Doctors)
Opal Fly (Opal Fly)
Tanja Shylock (Mountain of Venus)
Male Vocalist
Ben Wardlaw (Charliehorse)
Benjamin Del Shreve (Benjamin Del Shreve)
Brandon George (Christmas Fuller Project)
Eddie Love (A Good Fight)
Funk
Fayetteville Funk Ensemble
Groovement
LaFuSo
The OneUps
Wes Hart Band
Jazz
Claudia Burson Trio
Drew Packard
Matt Smith Trio
Nathan McLeod
Walter Savage Trio
Electronic/Groove
Beat Bachs
Baby Armie
DJ Shortfuze
Tanner Beam
Indie/Alternative
Apartment 5
Christmas Fuller Project
David’s Pegasus
Dreamfast
The Great Scotts
Hosta
Jarris
Memphis Pencils
Timber!
Rock
A Good Fight
Benjamin Del Shreve
Family Dogs
The Poggs
Randall Shreve
Southern Rock
Big Uns
Bob Kramer Incident
Joe Giles and the Homewreckers
Maud Crawford
Traveling Wheelbearings
Bill Dollar & Loose Change
Metal/Hard Rock
Auger
The Battle Within
Calling Tokyo
Deadbird
Sinking South
Vessels of Wrath
R&B/Blues
Nathan Aronowitz
Buddy Shute
Eoff Brothers
Isayah’s Allstars
Kory Montgomery Band
Leah & the Mojo Doctors
R.J. Mischo
Roots/Americana/Country
1 Oz. Jig
3 Penny Acre
Charliehorse
Cletus Got Shot
Jamie Wolfe & The Wranglers
Mountain Sprout
Pope County Bootleggers
Shout LuLu
The Smithstonians
Punk
The Plaid Jackets
Genome Chomsky
Fire Don’t Care
Well Well Well
Perpetual Werewolf
Egyptr
The Counterlife
Party Band
Boom Kinetic
Full House
Big Bad Gina
LaFuSo
Strange Heroes
Urban
Hardaway and the Commoners
Lucio
Best New Band
Adelle & the Matts
Big Bad Gina
The Bobby Drivers
Ctrl+Alt+Delete
High Magic
Jason Paul & New Wine
LaFuSo
Monster Heart
The Rox
Where’s Lawrence
Band of the Year
3 Penny Acre
A Good Fight
Benjamin Del Shreve
Hardaway and The Commoners
Randall Shreve
R.J. Mischo
Best Producer/Studio
Adam Putman – Insomniac Studios
Chris Moore – East Hall
Darren Crisp – Crisp Studios
Dwight Chalmers – Listen Laboratory
Eric Schabacker- Winterwood Studios
Mike Bailey – Dream Makers Productions
Mustin – OneUp Studios
April 30th, 2010 at 1:37 PM UTC 2010n 4-30-10
Winners listed courtesy of Fayetteville Flyer,
Singer/Songwriter – Male: Randall Shreve
Singer/Songwriter – Female : Shannon Wurst
Female Vocalist in a Band: Opal Fly
Male Vocalist in a Band: Benjamin Del Shreve
Special Achievement Award: Jones TV – Front Row
Jazz: Matt Smith Trio
Urban: Hardaway and the Commoners
R&B/Blues: Leah & The Mojo Doctors
Lifetime Achievement: Lois Stratton and the late Dayton Stratton (promoters)
Southern Rock Band: The Bob Kramer Incident
Electronic/Groove : DJ Shortfuze
Party Band: Boom Kinetic
Lifetime Achievement: Liz Lottmann
Jam/World: 1 oz Jig
Indie/Alternative: The Great Scotts
Hall of Fame: DJ Soulfree
Rock: Benjamin Del Shreve
Funk: Fayetteville Funk Ensemble
Metal/Hard Rock: Deadbird
Roots/Americana : Cletus Got Shot
Punk: Well, Well, Well
Hall of Fame: Maud Crawford
Hall of Fame: Dwight Chalmers (producer)
Best Producer: Adam Putman
Best New Band: Big Bad Gina
Album of the Year: 3 Penny Acre – 3 Penny Acre
Band of the Year: 3 Penny Acre