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Category Archives: Music
Best Songs 2017
This year, instead of a list, I give you a playlist.
Christmas 2017
Here’s my Christmas haul from the people who know me well. Great music from Stapleton and The War on Drugs. Non-fiction on Christian mysticism (my current theological interest) and Revelation (twin teaching and preaching series in the queue for early … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Books, Christmas, Family, Music, Scripture
Tagged Chris Stapleton, Christian Mysticism, Revelation, The War on Drugs
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2017 Best Albums
Nostalgia reigned supreme in popular culture in 2017, probably because so many people are longing to live in any time other than the present. Is there a better way to explain the popularity of Stranger Things, little more than an ode … Continue reading
The New Sound of Nashville: Jason Isbell
A few weeks ago, I lamented that so much of the mainstream country music coming out of Nashville these days simply isn’t country music. Pop music sung with a twang and a drawl is still pop music. And for longtime … Continue reading
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Tagged Country music, Jason Isbell, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, The Nashville Sound
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The Problem with Country Music (2017)
I love country music. As in, I LOVE country music. Growing up in Nashville, country music was ubiquitous, but nowhere more than our home. I’m not sure I was aware that other genres of music even existed when I was … Continue reading
Posted in Cash, Culture, Music
Tagged Jason Isbell, Johnny Cash, Sturgill Simpson, The problem with country music
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Best Songs of 2016
A rejoinder to my best albums post, here are my 25 favorite songs released this year. Happy New Year to you! “Burn the Witch” by Radiohead. “In Bloom” by Sturgill Simpson. “What Dreams May Come” by Michael McDermott. “No Hard … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos Lee, Augustines, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Brandy Clark, Chris Stapleton, Chris Tomlin, Durand Jones & The Indications, Dylan LeBlanc, Kings of Leon, Lee Dewyze, MIchael McDermott, Mumford & Sons, Radiohead, Ray LaMontagne, Rayland Baxter, Sturgill Simpson, The Avett Brothers, Vince Gill, Whitney
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Top Ten Pearl Jam Songs
I’ve been following Pearl Jam for the past 25 years. I was a freshman in high school when they burst onto the rock / grunge / alternative scene in 1991. In honor of their recent induction into the Rock ‘n … Continue reading
Best Albums of 2016
I love all kinds of music. This year we made the decision to begin a Spotify Premium family subscription, so I have access to even more music than ever before. As always, there are a couple of albums that especially … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos Lee, Augustines, John Paul White, Kings of Leon, Lee Dewyze, Margo Price, MIchael McDermott, Radiohead, Sturgill Simpson, Whitney
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When Hope and History Rhyme: A Christmas Eve Meditation
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“Peace on Earth” has been called U2’s most agnostic song. Recorded as part of the 2000 release, All That You Can’t Leave Behind, the song’s lyrics were inspired by the Real IRA Omagh…
Posted in Music, Politics, Poverty, Prayer, Race, Social Issues, Terrorism, Theology
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