#get behind the wheel

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Eilen Jewell - “Crooked River”

When the pandemic kept her isolated and Eilen Jewell’s “life fell apart,” the singer spent a lot of time in the Idaho wilderness “trying not to spin out too much.”

She survived. And like all good singer/songwriters, she wrung music out of the experience.

After spending time on the banks of the Crooked River, Jewell wrote a tune called “Crooked River,” which announces the May 5 arrival of Get Behind the Wheel.

With a backdrop of wafting steel, steady acoustic and distorted electric guitars and rhythm section, Jewell makes subtle lyrical nods to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and Lead Belly when she sings:

When I finally get myself together/I know, yes I know, it’ll be sublime/but until then, I’ll make my home down by Crooked River/and I’ll sleep beneath the shade in the pines

For the woman known as the Queen of the Minor Key, Jewell’s come up with a bright, major-key celebration of life in “Crooked River.” But fear not, fans, the other 10 cuts may very well be downers.

Grade card: Eilen Jewell - “Crooked River” - B

3/2/23

[violent138]

When the Robins were too young to convincingly pass as drivers, they'd always insist that Bruce drive them to school or anyplace they were running late to, because Bruce's extensive illegal racing experience meant they were guaranteed to make it there on time. Or even early sometimes.

[taffywabbit]

i have lots of flaws but i do at least take a fair amount of comfort knowing that, if i were a customer NPC in a fast food/retail management game, i would be one of the chill early-level ones that can wait a super long time before they start getting impatient, and you breathe a sigh of a relief when you see them show up in a harder level

[manitat]

NEW:

Eilen Jewell - Lethal Love

[musiconspotify]

Eilen Jewell

Get Behind The Wheel (2023) … finds new purpose …

#EilenJewell

[fyllophobia]

[vigilskeep]

SORRY this is MORE dialogue from lucanis’ recruitment quest i just need people to be going through this with me

[lifemod17]

this is it. this is the interview ever.

if anybody needs me, I'll be watching this again and again

[revenantghost]

I’M ABSOLUTELY SOBBING

AFTER BARRELLING ASS OVER HEAD IN THE BACKSEAT AFTER THEY HIT WOLFWOOD WITH THE CAR

VASH IS NOW WEARING HIS SEATBELT

YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN GOOD HABITS???

[babacontainsmultitudes]

Beth's circuit training pun feels like a happy coincidence with original Trudy's found love of race car driving. You know, like a racing circuit? Anyways, I hope she gets to run Tucker over.

[nateezfics]

hongjoong’s vlog is so boyfriend coded, and he did that intentionally. this man knows our delulu asses love this type of content from him, cuz he’s aware of how down bad we are :))

[krispyweiss]

Eilen Jewell at Natalie’s Grandview, Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 10, 2023

“I’ve been missing you all,” Eilen Jewell said upon taking the stage before a full house at Natalie’s Grandview. She then spent the next 100 minutes proving it.

Playing acoustic and electric guitars, harmonica and maracas and backed by matching, black-clad Johnny Sciascia on double bass, ex-husband Jason Beek on drums and harmony vocals and Jerry Miller’s electric guitar, Jewell played a cross-section of songs from her discography, covers of Loretta Lynn, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Bessie Smith numbers and made the case she should be filling spaces much bigger than the Columbus, Ohio, restaurant she visited Sept. 10.

Jewell was the star, but Miller was the brightest co-star, tossing off licks inspired those who came before; conjuring a train whistle and the Allman Brothers’ “Revival” during “Rich Man’s World” and weaving snippets of “Third Stone from the Sun,” “Paint it Black,” “Rebel, Rebel” and “Day Tripper” into Smith’s “If You Catch Me Stealing.”

Such displays caused Jewell and her bandmates to look at one another with incredulous delight as Miller consistency elicited audience approval to rival that of Jewell’s across the set, heavy on tracks from 2023’s Get Behind the Wheel, and such cuts as “Crooked River,” “Winnemucca,” “Breakaway,” “Lethal Love” and “Alive.”

When she wasn’t tapping the Wheel, Jewell was taking requests - “You’re writing the setlist, so I trust you,” she said. This led to “our most ill-received song,” a political ditty known as “79 Cents (The Meow Song),” which addresses women’s unequal pay and a certain politician who wants to grab women by the kitty, and her version of “Green River,” which goes nicely with Jewell’s other CCR homage, the soundalike “Crawl.”

Jewell mixes up a batch of “Mystic”-era Van Morrison, Neil Young, Johnny Cash, Lynn and others to come out sounding and singing exactly like herself. To that end, Jewell performed the latter’s “Whispering Sea” and wished she’d followed more closely in her footsteps.

“She started her career with a hit, which is genius,” Jewell said of Lynn. “I wish I’d thought of that.”

But here’s the thing. While Jewell makes good records, the self-described Queen of the Minor Key is at her best on stage.

Grade card: Eilen Jewell at Natalie’s Grandview - 9/10/23 - A

9/11/23

[mammalsofaction]

Now that i think about it there are only two instances where Perry is visibly, genuinely balls grippingly terrified. And both of those times is because Heinz is driving like a man posessed

[petit-papillion]

The cuteness level of this video is rivaling his brother Leo's content.

🎥 Haas F1 Team

[manitat]

New single out today! Lethal Love from the new album Get Behind The Wheel…

[quick-catton]

HEY GUYS IF YOU NEED ME I'LL BE OUT BACK IF YOU HEAR GUNSHOTS DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT