Bob Dylan “Tempest”
Bob Dylan Tempest The effortless shuffle, standup bass and Louis Armstrong-esque vocals on “Duquesne Whistle” open up Bob Dylan’s 35th album, Tempest with a train ride through Pennsylvania in the days of old, proving that […]
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Skyline Drive – Topanga Ranch Motel
Skyline Drive – Topanga Ranch Motel By Gerry Gomez, Staff Writer Derek Thomas of Skyline Drive has been playing his brand of canyon folk, singer-songwriter numbers on the LA club and bar circuit for […]
Review: Whispering Pines “Whispering Pines”
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PROFILES: MIKE and THE MOONPIES
TURNSTYLED JUNKPILED’S PROFILES MIKE and THE MOONPIES HOME: Austin TX PROFESSION: Honky Tonk Band HOBBIES: Leatherwork, Guns, Naps, Instagram LAST ALBUM PURCHASED: Bob Seger’s Greatest Hits LAST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Made it back to the Hotel […]
Low-Down & Dirty with Lucero
Low Down & Dirty Q&A with Ben Nichols and John C. Stubblefield of Lucero By Natalie Rahhal, Staff Writer Lucero has been playing together for fourteen years and in that time, they have been consistently […]
Low-Down and Dirty with Henry Wagons
Low-Down and Dirty with Henry Wagons By Gerry Gomez, Staff Writer Charismatic front-man Henry Wagons is rounding up his band Wagons and bringing them to the Grand Ole Echo this Sunday August 5, for what […]
The Billy Joe Show: Billy Joe Shaver Video Tribute
Some of our favorite artists from Los Angeles and Texas came together and turned Turnstyled Junkpiled into a Honky Tonk to pay tribute to Country Music’s biggest badass: Billy Joe Shaver. All videos were recorded […]
Shaver and His Maker: The TJ Interview
By Terry Roland Sometime in 1946 when legendary singer-songwriter, Billy Joe Shaver, was a child, he crawled out of the window of his grandmother’s house and followed the railroad tracks to downtown Corsicana, Texas. Homer & Jethro […]
Cory Branan Live at The Mint
Review: Cory Branan Live at The Mint, July 7 2012 By Natalie Rahhal, Staff Writer Cory Branan is a difficult man to contextualize. He’s a hard-cussing, whiskey-drinking rocker; he’s a self-deprecating, reluctant star; he doesn’t […]
MIKE + RUTHY: THE NYC EP
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Low-Down & Dirty w/ Nick 13
Low-Down & Dirty w/ Nick 13 By Jordan Blackburn, Contributing Writer California native Nick 13 racked up an impressive string of albums and a ceaseless tour schedule with his multi-hyphenate band Tiger Army (one hears […]
Gonzo Country: HST Edition
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. – Hunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937 – February 20, 2005) Gonzo Country: HST Edition By Courtney Sudbrink, Editor There’s a reason we’re Gonzo Country. So […]
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