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Category Archives: Music
Israel, Extra-Curricular
While we were in Israel, we still had to take a little time to do some “normal” things. After not playing piano for about a week and a half, Jackson saw this piano in the lobby area of one of … Continue reading
Best Books of 2022
This time of year, I always post about the best books I’ve read over the last twelve months. I set myself a goal to read 52 books a year — one per week. It’s an ambitious goal and I rarely … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Books, Cash, Culture, Discipleship, Faith, Football, Gospel, Kingdom Values, Music, Scripture, Social Issues, Spiritual Disciplines, Sports, Theology
Tagged Alisa Childers, Arthur C. Brooks, Bono, Carl Trueman, Chuck Klosterman, Cynical Theories, Helen Pluckrose, James Clear, Jeff Benedict, Johnny Cash, Josh Chatraw, Richard Beck, Steve Young, Telling a Better Story, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, Tyler Kepner, Voddie Baucham
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Best Albums of 2022
Time for my annual post of my favorite albums released over the last twelve months. Each December, I look back over the music of that particular year and identify my favorite albums. (If you want to look back over my … Continue reading
Posted in Cash, Family, Huntsville, Kids, Music
Tagged First Aid Kit, Jackson Bybee, Jackson Dean, Khruangbin, MIchael McDermott, Phosphorescent
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Jackson Bybee: the “evergreen” interview
In advance of his surprise release of his third album “evergreen,” I sat down with Jackson Bybee a few weeks ago to interview him about his inspiration for the record. (If you’d like to read my May 2022 interview with … Continue reading
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The War on Drugs @ Avondale, Birmingham
Saw my favorite band tonight playing at Avondale in Birmingham. What a great show! And Jackson got a setlist when it was over!
Album of the Year Update
I love music. I’ve written about some of my favorite music here, particularly at the end of each year when I pick my “Album of the Year.” During the Covid lockdown days, I began developing a list of winners working … Continue reading
Posted in Dad, Kids, Music, Sunny
Tagged Arcade Fire, Bill Fay, Bon Iver, Bruce Springsteen, Chris Stapleton, Coldplay, Counting Crows, David Crowder Band, David Gray, Dwight Yoakam, Explosions in the Sky, Hootie and the Blowfish, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Johnny Cash, Khruangbin, Mumford & Sons, Oasis, Radiohead, Radney Foster, Sigur Ros, The Avett Brothers, The Gabe Dixon Band, The Highwaymen, The Stone Roses, The Wallflowers, The War on Drugs, U2, Wilco
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David Gray @ Ascend Amphitheater
Jackson and I saw David Gray at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville this week. The venue was fantastic (first time we’d been there) and David Gray was on point. He sang the entirety of his “White Ladder” album and he sounded … Continue reading
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New Guitar
Somebody got a new guitar this week. Could this be a precursor to some new music from @jacksonbybee? Hmm….
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Spinning the Vinyl: Khruangbin
Found this at a record store called “Dr. Music” in Fairhope this weekend.
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Don’t Think Jesus: The Gospel according to Morgan Wallen
There may not be a more polarizing figure on the contemporary country music landscape than Morgan Wallen. On the heels of a few highly publicized violations of COVID restrictions throughout 2020, Wallen’s star fell even further in February 2021 when … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, Culture, Faith, Gospel, Jesus, Music, Race, Repentance, Social Issues, Theology
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