Jun 20, 2018
Balsam Range - "The Girl Who Invented the Wheel"
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Balsam Range - "The Girl Who Invented the Wheel"
Sherman left Atlanta leading Sixty thousand of his best Spreading the destruction over 50 miles abreast Marching to the Sea, leaving nothing in their path Factory farms and churches, nothing spared their wrath Ah, Christmas day in ‘64, they cut off all supplies And then they offered Mr. Lincoln up, Savannah as a prize
Our 2017 Summer Season is here!
Shenandoah Valley Music Festival is excited to announce its first few performers for the upcoming summer season, some of which are the biggest names in country, folk and bluegrass.
Renowned singer-songwriter, Emmylou Harris will be performing at SVMF on Sept. 2. A 13-time GRAMMY Award winner, Emmylou is one of the most respected and well-known singer-songwriters in the genres of country, folk and Americana. She burst onto the country music scene in the 1970s and has since sold more than 15 million records and recorded 25 albums. She was also inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2008. Over the years, she has collaborated with a number of famous artists including Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Gram Parsons. Johnny Cash, Lyle Lovett, Roy Orbison and Willie Nelson.
Also appearing at SVMF on July 21 will be the legendary Arlo Guthrie, best known for his colorful story-telling and timeless folk hits of the 1960s and 70s. Arlo will be performing as part of SVMF’s Wayback Weekend” of musical nostalgia. On July 22, the celebration will culminate with “Celebrate 1967: The Summer of Love and the Beatles.” Piedmont Symphony Orchestra returns with its rock band to celebrate the 50th anniversary of that seminal year in American music history. The evening will feature hit songs from the Summer of Love, when tens of thousands of hippies flocked to Haight-Asbury in the summer of 1967 to promote peace, love and the counterculture and songs from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Magical Mystery Tour, two of the Beatles’s most famous albums also released that year .
In addition to its POPs concert, The Piedmont Symphony Orchestra will return to SVMF on July 29 to perform an evening of popular movie themes and well-loved show tunes.
Headlining SVMF’s Bluegrass Minifest on Sept. 3 will be Balsam Range, a 10-time International Bluegrass Music Awards winner, known for their strong vocals, tight harmonies and expert musicianship. Also performing at the minifest will be Band of Rohks, comprised of former members of the ever-popular Lonesome River Band, and After Jack, an up-and-coming, female trio with powerhouse vocals and an energized style of Americana music that blends elements of pop, bluegrass, gospel and folk.
With an achin' back, blood, tears, and sweat
Blue-collar dreams keep me in debt
Can't tell you why I don't leave this old one-horse town behind
My good intentions withered on the vine
Album Review: Balsam Range - Kinetic Tone
Balsam Range is essentially two bands on Kinetic Tone, where they’re as comfortable singing to the religious right on “God Knows” as they are courting the left on “We’ll all Drink Money.”
Musically, they’re a super-charged, trad-bluegrass quintet that rhymes California with warn ya on “Echo Canyon,” tells familiar tales from the genre on “Marshall McClain” and sings of universal romantic themes on “Just to Satisfy You.” They’re also the right-of-MOR band of “Evergreen” and “Running out of Reasons,” songs that would work equally well on modern-country radio or a MAGA gathering.
These dichotomous swings lessen the appeal of the music fiddler Buddy Melton, banjoist Marc Pruett, mandolinist Alan Bibey, Tim Surrett (bass and Dobro) and guitarist Caleb Smith make together. Their pristine-but-muscular vocal harmonies, however, cannot be denied and the funky strut of “Worry” is an instant, feel-good classic delivered with finger snaps, acoustic guitar, double bass and barbershop vocals.
Kinetic Tone is as divided as the United States. Bluegrass and country partisans are therefore apt to hear it more as a parts album, with the parts they favor determined by respective preferences.
Grade card: Balsam Range - Kinetic Tone - C+
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Balsam Range's 'Kinetic Tone' Is Pitch Perfect
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12/10/2022
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