Results for "Americana Music"

Mario Tomic

Born: January 21, 1975

Mario Tomic is a guitarist, 
lead singer, music composer and songwriter.
The musician plays Rock, Americana Rock, Fusion music
and artist personal music style called Mediterranea
one mix of the world music and fusion rock music.
The musician works musically between Toronto,Canada
where he lives and Split in Croatia.
He was present in various media from the web, radio, magazines, etc
He performed in Europe and North America, solo or accompanied by his band, 
which he gathers according to the demand of the gig.

David Thorne Scott

David Thorne Scott is a singer and songwriter who “explores the intersection of Jazz and Americana, city and country, instrumentation and lyrics to create lush compositions and covers that are unifying, and healing, in their beauty.” (Eponymous Review) David has long been known for bringing a modern edge to the classics of the Great American Songbook. His album "Shade" was named a "Top 5 CD of the Year" by the Jazz Education Journal. Cadence Magazine said "he phrases like a saxophone player and is as slippery and hip as the young Mel Tormé." Herb Wong, one of the west coast's leading jazz experts, wrote “I haven’t been this moved by a performance of ‘For All We Know’ since Carmen McRae.” David's recent release is called "Thornewood", an album that explores the sweet spot between Jazz and Americana: Cole Porter and Harold Arlen placed next to John Denver and Townes Van Zandt

Johnny Cash: American VI: Ain't No Grave

By Johnny Cash

Label: Americana Music
Released: 2010
Track listing: Ain't No Grave; Redemption Day; For The Good Times; I Corinthians 15:55; Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound; Satisfied Mind; I Don't Hurt Anymore; Cool Water; Last Night I had the Strangest Dream; Aloha Oe.

Johnny Cash: Johnny Cash: American VI: Ain't No Grave

by C. Michael Bailey
March 6, 2010

In his tribute to Johnny Cash on the artist's death in 2003, commentator and VH1 Executive Director Bill Flanagan put forth this bit of wisdom on the CBS program Sunday Morning: “It's becoming more apparent with every year that goes by that the period from the mid-'50s to the mid-'70s was a golden age for popular ...