#yim yames

[greatbighopingmachine]

Playlist (14): Great Big Hoping Machine (Radio Plastique), Feb 12 2023

ARTIST / SONG / ALBUM

Nickel Creek "Strangers" Celebrants

Corrie Lynn Green "Ain't Over Yet" Single

Lynne Hanson "Light in Me" Single

Seth Avett "Just a Bum" Seth Avett Sings Greg Brown

Laurie MacAllister "Poison & Wine" Single

The Real Sarahs "Valentine's Day" Single

Diane Coll "Cowboy Church" Happy Fish and Other Delights

Charley Crockett "Cowboy Candy" The Man From Waco

Adeem the Artist "For Judas" White Trash Revelry

Mary Middlefield "Band Aid" Thank You Alexander

CornMaiz Stringband "In the Garden" Fresh-Picked Kentucky Music

John Fullbright "Bearden, 1645" The Liar

Trampled by Turtles "Central Hillside Blues" Alpenglow

Jay Farrar & Will Johnson & Anders Parker & Yim Yames "Hoping Machine" New Multitudes

[bourbonmetalhead]

Top 8 albums last week.

Acid Drinkers. R.L. Burnside. My Morning Jacket. Cedric Burnside. D.R.I. In Flames.

[amonthofsongs]

A Month Of Songs:

My Morning Jacket:

“Spring (Among the Living)”

I want this song played at my funeral, as I am being lower into the ground. And I am absolutely serious.

When Jim James lived in my hometown, we talked about metal at Baskin Robins as he ate banana ice cream. He was especially impressed with _Chaos A.D._ at the time. Anthrax had to be somewhat on his mind when writing this beautiful track.

[bsidegrooves]

Week 41 of Year 2019

he speaks

I have tickets for Kevin Morby on Tuesday and am super stoked. Made me want to revisit some of my other favorite, stark, male vocals. Per usual, as I make these I end up finding more music which is sooo lovely. Besides Morby, you can expect some Tony Molina, Vetiver, Fruit Bats, Gambles, and Ryan Sambol among others. Ending with my favorite acoustic Dan Auerbach song, When the Night Comes, I think it’s a pretty dreamy mix.

Tony Molina: Hung Up on the Dream

Tony Molina: I Don’t Want to Know

Sandro Perri: Wolfman

Jim White: A Perfect Day To Chase Tornados

Destroyer: The Bad Arts

The Cairo Gang: Shivers

Vetiver: I Know No Pardon

Deerhunter: He Would Have Laughed

Tom Brosseau: On a Gravel Road

Fruit Bats: The Rock Doc

Hiss Golden Messenger: Everybody Needs Somebody

Vetiver: To Who Knows Where

Dick Stusso: Well Acquainted

Bonny Doon: A Lotta Things

Fruit Bats: Baby Bluebird

Good Morning: Warned You

Gambles: Rooftops

Gambles: So I Cry Out

Gambles: Far From Your Arms

Ryan Sambol: She Who Rarely Hears Her Full Name

Ryan Sambol: Amazing Rain

Amen Dunes: I Know Myself

Andy Shauf: The Magician

Big Star: Thirteen

Willy Mason: Talk Me Down

Graham Nash: Better Days

Yim Yames: All Things Must Pass

Kevin Morby: Savannah

Fruit Bats: Absolute Loser

Cut Worms: Song of the Highest Tower

Charles Watson: Voices Carry Through the Mist

Ron Gallo: Temporary Slave - B-Side

Dan Auerbach: When the Night Comes

[supersarah125]

Here in Spirit 🙌

Yim Yames

[andreabehrends]

Backstage with Jim James. Shot for Billy Reid.

Birmingham, AL

[kyledeanreinford]

My Morning Jacket. New York. 2008.

[songspiral]

"My Sweet Lord" (George Harrison Cover) by Yim Yames (a.k.a. Jim James)

[covers-on-spotify]

“All Things Must Pass”

Original by George Harrison

Covered by Yim Yames

[artichokefartichoke]

You guys, I am really in love with Jim James

[bourbonmetalhead]

Top 8 artists last week

[amonthofsongs]

A Month of Songs

My Morning Jacket —

“Magic Bullet”

There is no immunity to mortality.

Perhaps the magic bullet is invisible bullet,

pre-bullet:

prevention of intervention.

Every tree falls:

eventually.

Every halo? Who knows?

What strings are pulled for halos,

commodified salvation,

and negotiated assertiveness.

Come on?

There is no magic bullet,

for there is no magic gun.

If you believe in werewolves,

which can of beer will save your life?

[uncleestablishment]

The frontman from the already cool My Morning Jacket is even cooler with his solo project!

The very bluesy sort of indie rock feel is nostalgic for sure...and yet he steps up with some hard hitting lyrics that showcase his passion for human rights

[mostlysignssomeportents]

#7yrsago Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection: four discs of New Orleans jazz with guest appearances from Tom Waits, Pete Seeger, Del McCoury and others

Last week, I linked to a couple early tracks from the new Preservation Hall Band CD, St. Peter & 57th St, which comes out today.

What I didn't mention is that today also marks the release of The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection, a four-disc box-set spanning the Preservation Hall band's storied history from 1962 to 2010, with guest vocals and instrumentation from Richie Havens, Tom Waits, Pete Seeger, Andrew Bird, Yim Yames and Del McCoury.

Preservation Hall is the legendary New Orleans club whose eponymous house band frequently host some of the greatest talents in jazz music. I drop in on the Hall every time I'm in NOLA and am never disappointed.

I got an early peek at this last week and have had it on an continuous loop ever since. The discs include five previously unreleased tracks that were nearly lost in the aftermath of Katrina, but which were rescued and restored. It's a best-of drawing from 20 CD and albums the band have previously released, and it's absolute gold. Though the music spans many styles and sub-genres of blues and jazz, every track is a winner; the accompanying booklet provides invaluable commentary and color from tuba player Ben Jaffe, the son of Preservation Hall's founders, Allan and Sandra Jaffe.

The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection

https://boingboing.net/2012/09/25/preservation-hall-50th-ann.html