- Robert Glasper
– Double Booked
[Blue Note 2009]
- Conrad Crystal & Suga Roy – Suga Roy, Conrad Crystal and the Great Reggae Icons
[Fire Ball 2009]
- Stephen Marley – Mind Control
Acoustic [Tuff Gong 2009]
- Danny Barnes – Pizza Box
[ATO Records 2009]
- Corb Lund – Losin’ Lately Gambler
[New West 2009]
- Beres Hammond – Something Old, Something New [Penthouse Records 2009]
- Morgan Heritage – The Journey Thus Far
[VP Records 2009]
- Drake – So Far Gone
[Young Money/Cash Money 2009]
- B.B. Seaton – Ready For The World
[Soul Beat/Roots International 2009]
- Various Artist – Joyful Noise
[I Grade Records 2009]
- Geoff Maldaur & the Texas Shieks – Texas Sheiks
[Tradition & Moderne 2009]
- James Hand – Shadow on the Ground
[Rounder 2009]
- Jack Johnson – En Concert
[Brushfire Records 2009]
- Serani – No Games
[Phase One 2009]
- The Soothsayers Meet Red Earth Collective – One More Reason
[Red Earth Music 2009]
- Del Tha Funkyhomosapien & Tame One – Parallel Uni-Verses [Gold Dust 2009]
- Mike Zito – Pearl River
[Eclecto Groove Records 2009]
- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Speed Of Life
[Sugar Hill 2009]
- Various Artists – Riddim Driven: Clearance
[VP 2009]
- Lorenzo – Movin’ Ahead
[Irie Ites 2009]
World of Reggae Music Collection: Table of Contents
31 10 2009The Jam-Tex selector will post a study and organization of the essential tracks of reggae music. The selector invites others to join in on the organization of these tracks. Thus Jam-Tex presents “The World of Reggae Music Collection.”
Please feel free to comment. The selector is open to suggestions and changes. Feel free to comment on the selections, categories, genre headings, and section headings. The selector will consider track additions and removals and even the renaming of categories, sections, and genres. Without further ado…
The Jam-Tex Selector presents…The World of Reggae Music Collection
REGGAE’S SUPERSTARS
1. Reggae’s Superstars: The Lions of Jah
2. Reggae’s Superstars: The Lion Youth
SKA MUSIC MOVEMENT
4. Two-Tone Ska
ROCKSTEADY ERA
7. Rocksteady
VINTAGE REGGAE
9. Classic Reggae
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The Allman Brothers Band and Widespread Panic Jam Out in Dallas
19 10 2009On Friday, October 16th Widespread Panic opened for the Allman Brothers Band at the Super Pages Center at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. Fair Park seethed with Texas State Fair attendees and jam band fans as the two audiences collided for a memorable night of festivities. I caught the end of Widespread Panic’s set. Derek Trucks joined Panic for rocking versions of “Second Skin” and “Blackout Blues.” Widespread Panic wound down their set with one of my favorite Panic songs “All Time Low” and concluded with “Makes Sense To Me.” I like Widespread Panic, but I was glad the Allman Brothers Band filled the headline spot. I’ve seen Widespread Panic several times. And no doubt they impress everytime. And this time was no exception. Panic came with its A game to Dallas. But the Allman Brothers Band, I had only seen once and from a distance at a past Bonnaroo Music Festival. So I was pumped to see the creators of Jam Band music perform their craft for us North Texans, especially on their 40th anniversary.
Guitar phenoms Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks joined with original Allman members to pack a powerful punch of rock and roll as this new incarantion of the Allman Brothers Band. Greg Allman’s keys and voice anchor the band while Haynes and Trucks soloed atop the driving drums and percussion. The musicianship was par excellence with fantastic versions of the instrumental masterpieces “Jessica” and “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.” “Midnight Rider” brought the crowd alive and a killer version of “Statesboro Blues” displayed the skill and timing of these musicians. The Allman Brothers Band concluded their brilliant performance with the sweet sweet “Melissa” and a in your face “Whipping Post.” Georgia has a lot of music to offer the world and I am a big fan of the music coming out of this state. From the Allman Brothers Band to Widespread Panic to R.E.M. Georgians make good music. The Allmans Brothers Band performed above my expectations. If you get a chance see this tour.
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Sunday at Austin City Limits Music Festival!
18 10 2009Sunday at Austin City Limits Music Festival 2009 ended up being the best day of music that I have ever seen at the event. Pearl Jam and Michael Franti
and Spearhead
ripped my face off. Clear skies prevailed overhead, but underfoot the trodden earth remained in a state of mud. Indicative of the diversity of the Austin music scene, the day progressed from dance pop to Texas rock to country to hip-hop-jam-band fusion to pure grunge rock.
The day began with the light-hearted dance pop of the Atlanta-based group the The B-52’s. From past punk pop classics like
”Private Idaho” to the new electronic dance hits like
”Funplex
” the The B-52’s
covered tunes from all eras of their musical catalog.
The pop ballad “Roam
” electrified the crowd, while fun songs like
”Strobe Light,”
”Hot Corner
,” and
”Love in the Year 3000″ kept the crowd dancing. The The B-52’s
pleased the audience capping the set with their mega-pop-hits
”Love Shack” and
”Rock Lobster.”
From the pop of the 1980s and 199s I transitioned to the alternative and grunge rock sounds of the North Texas-based rock band The Toadies. The sounds of the rock music of the 1990s and 2000s elicits memories about my teenage years. The new album No Deliverance
has some chops like the tune “No Deliverance
,” but I really like the tunes from the early album Rubberneck
, such as “Backslider
,” “I Come From The Water
,” and
”Tyler
.”
And of course the song that took the cake at ACL was “Possum Kingdom
.” The north Texas rockers played a very nice version of this hit song about murder behind a boathouse.
The Miami-based Raul Malo brought American roots music and the wonderful power of multiculturalism to ACL. Western Swing, Jazz, Country, and Latin rhythms collide in Raul Malo
’s music. If Frank Sinatra
, Bob Wills, and Freddie Fender
had a baby, then it might look and sound a lot like Raul Malo
. The former Mavericks
front man opened with
”Every Little Thing About You
” and played
the beautiful track “Lucky One
.” The song
”Dance The Night Away
” had people of all ages dancing in the mud. And finally
”It Only Hurts Me When I Cry
” displayed the crooning ability of Raul Malo’s marvelous voice.
Michael Franti & Spearhead brought the house down. The set list included several songs from the new album All Rebel Rockers
, which in my opinion is one of the best albums of 2009. New songs like “Say Hey (I Love You)
” and
”A Little Bit Of Riddim
” have been reggaefied and funkdafied and make for amazing live music. Franti pulled songs from earlier albums too like the fun song
”Hello Bonjour
,” but the new tracks like
the “Rude Boys Back In Town
” rocked the house.
The bass got louder with “Everybody Ona Move” and then Franti rocked us from the
”East to the West
” before having us
”Yell Fire!
.”
Michael Franti showed his sensitive side with two different heart-felt version of “Hey World (Don’t Give Up Version)
.” Then Spearhead set the stage on fire with the powerful message tune “Everyone Deserves Music
” and the soul power ballad
”I Got Love For You
.” The band concluded with their popular new dancehall track
”Say Hey (I Love You)
,” which little kids and old people alike sang together at the top of their lungs. People danced, sang, and cried. It was kind of like a spiritual revival. Michael Franti and Spearhead are a must see live music act. Their musical power cannot be understated.
After being awed by Spearhead I turned around to see Pearl Jam open their set with the 1990s power ballad “Why Go
” from the legendary album Ten
. We raced to the front of the main stage as the spectacular day of live music continued. The Pearl Jam set list included many well-known songs like “Corduroy
” and my favorite tune “Elderly Woman Behind The Counter in a Small Town
.”
From newer tracks like “World Wide Suicide
” to old-school favorites like
”Even Flow
,” Pearl Jam wailed and rocked and kicked out the jams. I had heard a lot of hype about Pearl Jam and it seems to all be true. These guys a true blood rock and rollers.
The set continued with sing-a-longs to “Daughter” and rip-roaring guitars over the
”State Of Love And Trust
.” The new single “The Fixer” from the album Backspacer
sounded as fresh as the older tunes, driving hard guitars over quality vocals and lyrics. Pearl Jam’s music making and song writing have stayed crisp and hard hitting.
”Go
” and then
”Red Mosquito
” featuring special guest Ben Harper
on pedal steel kept the crowd in a constant state of awe.
The hard rockin’ continued with “Do The Evolution” and The Who
cover with
”The Real Me.”
Pearl Jam’s grand finale killed. “Alive
” brought the crowd to a fevered pitch when Eddie Vedder
invited a very special guest to the stage. Perry Farrell
came to the stage in front of an astounded crowd for a rip-roaring cover of Jane’s Addiction
“Mountain Song.” The kings of alternative rock aligned for an energetic cover a classic grunge-era tune. The boys from Seattle capped the night with an amazing version of Neil Young
’s “Rockin’ in the Free World.”
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Saturday at Austin City Limits Festival 2009
11 10 2009
Saturday at Austin City Limits the rain came down and drenched Zilker Park. Festival goers went undeterred as the puddles turned into seas of mud. The first band I saw was Mute Math, who played a mean version of
”Spotlight.” MUTE MATH
mashes electronica and hard rock. These New Orleans musicians are excellent entertainers putting on quite the show. Lead singer and keyboardist Paul Meany literally did flips while playing his keys. Also MUTE MATH
has a wonderful collection of interesting instruments from space-age synthesizers to wild effects pedal boards. Following Mute Math, I caught part of Canadian singer-songwriter Sam Roberts
’s set under the tent. I heard someone describe Sam Roberts
as the Canadian Bruce Springsteen
and certainly the comparison seemed apt.
The rain really started to fall as Citizen Cope took the main stage. Despite the rain Citizen Cope
served up some spectacular music. His laid back flip-flop rock lightened the mood with “Back Together
“
and
”107°
.” And a mean version of the protest song “Bullet And A Target
” brought energy to the wet crowd.
Clarence Greenwood aka Citizen Cope capped the set with the ballad ”Sideways
.”
Next Jamaican reggae superstar Eek-A-Mouse filled the Wildflower tent with reggae lovers and good vibes. This unique singjay performed his smash hit ”Ganja Smuggling
” to a most appreciative audience. Interesting enough the Mouse also performed a cover of Dolly Parton
’s classic country song
“Jolene.” It was amazing. The Mouse soaked up the Texas outlaw sound dropping gun-slinging rhymes and rawhide whips.
Eek-A-Mouse
is quite the entertainer demanding crowd participation and ensuring sweet reggae grooves. With the crowd shouting “Irie” the Mouse dropped the reggae classic ”Wa-Do-Dem
” and closed with ”Sensi Party
.”
Mos Def performed on the AMD stage playing a red hot version of
”Casa Bey
” from the new album The Ecstatic
. The Brooklyn rapper also covered one of Bobby Brown
’s love songs “Roni.” The smooth voice and bass heavy beats of this young rhyme sayer leaves fans bobbing their heads.

Devotchka turned out to be the highlight of the evening. In fact, I consider Devotchka to be the nicest surprise at the festival this year. I knew certain bands would kick ass. But I wasn’t even planning on seeing Devotchka until some of my friends talked me into seeing them. The Denver-based band of gypsies rocked and rollicked. One amazing performing burlesque artist glided above stage on a giant red curtain. Devotchka
includes multi-instrumentalists Nick Urata (vocals, guitar, trumpet), Tom Hagerman (violin, accordion), Jeanie Schroder (sousaphone, bass), and percussionist Shawn King. I highly recommend seeing this band. You will not be let down. Their music is beautiful and fun. One of my friends said she liked to listen to this band when she cleaned. I can see why. It doesn’t matter if your are cleaning or standing in the mud Devotchka deserves a listen.

The Dave Matthews Band headlined Saturday night. The group played my favorite song off the new album Big Whiskey And The GrooGrux King
entitled ”Funny The Way It Is
.” Also from the new album the boys kicked out “Shake Me Like A Monkey
” and “Spaceman
.” The Dave Matthews Band played some classic tracks, including “Jimi Thing
” and
“Cornbread
.”
And after a brilliant cover version of the Talking Heads
song “Burning Down The House,” launched into the crowd pleasers
“So Much To Say
,”
”Ants Marching
,” and ”Two Step
.”
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Reporting from Austin City Limits 2009!!!
1 10 2009Zilker Park in Austin, Texas swirls with activity as the park prepares for the Austin City Limits Music Festival 2009. I will be attending the festival for the next three days and will cover the music at the festival. This year’s show promises to be an eventful weekend with a diversity of bands on the lineup, including Pearl Jam, Eek-A-Mouse, Michael Franti and Spearhead, K’naan, Asleep at the Wheel, Citizen Cope, Dave Matthews Band, Bassnectar, the B-52’s, Kings of Leon, Thievery Corporation, Raul Malo, the Levon Helm Band, and the Decembersists.
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World of Reggae Music: Third Wave Ska
23 09 2009
The Jam-Tex selector has been working on a study and organization of the essential tracks of reggae music called “The World of Reggae Music Collection.” The selector invites others to comment on the selected tracks and to join in on the conversation about the history of reggae music. This collection of singles began with the greatest roots reggae hits in categories entitled: “Reggae’s Superstars: The Lions of Jah”and “Reggae’s Superstars: The Lion Youth.”
Now the selector moves back in time to the roots of reggae, exploring the greatest singles from the ska tradition. Please feel free to suggest your favorite singles. The examination of the ska genre included a focused study on the founders of ska music from the late 1950s to the 1960s called: “The Ska Originals.” The next post explored the “Two-Tone Ska” movement of the 1970s and 1980s often called the second wave of ska music. This post focuses on “Third Wave Ska” music that fused ska and elements of punk.
The Aggrolites have mad a distinct impression on the third-wave ska movement, bringing their California soul-drenched sound to the mix. The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
are symbolic of this genre, laying grimy vocals over ska horns and rock guitars. Some of the great punk bands have made their own ska-infused tracks, including NOFX, Goldfinger, the Offspring, and even the hardcore punk group Propagandhi
.
- Operation Ivy – Sound System
- Fishbone – Party At Ground Zero
- Rancid – Time Bomb
- Sublime – Date Rape
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – The Impression That I Get [Explicit]
- The Aggrolites – Countryman Fiddle (Album Version)
- Skavoovie & The Epitones
– One Mint Julep
- Reel Big Fish
– Walkin’ on Sunshine
- NOFX – Bob
- Goldfinger
– I Love You More Today
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Simmer Down
- The Offspring
– Why Don’t You Get A Job?
- Manu Chao – Machine gun
- Propagandhi
– Ska Sucks
- Rancid – Fall Back Down (Album Version)
- The Aggrolites – Ghost Town
- The Stingers ATX – Painting Portraits
- Supervillians – Resin
- Suicide MacHines
– I I Never Promised You A Rose Garden
- The Slackers
– Don’t You Want a Man
- Hepcat
– Marcus Garvey
- Buck-O-Nine
– Irish Drinking Song
- Sublime & Gwen Stefani
– Saw Red
- Dance Hall Crashers
– Lost Again
- Sublime
– Jailhouse
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
– Someday I Suppose
- Rancid
– Ruby Soho
- Sektacore – Cool Cat
- The Insteps – The Insteps
- Mu330
– Hoosier Love
- The Scofflaws
– Grazin’ in the Grass
- Westbound Train
– Check Your Time
- Hub City Stompers
– Leave Me the Fuck Alone
- The Pietasters
– Out All Night
- Deal’s Gone Bad – Movin’ On
- The Aquabats – Pool Party
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – The Rascal King
- Stingers ATX – Let’s Be In Love
- Less Than Jake – We Go Together
- Mustard Plug – Mr. Smiley
- Sublime – Wrong Way
- Skavoovie & the Epitones – She Sure Can Cook
- Streetlight Manifesto – Keasbey Nights
- Mad Caddies – Drinking for 11
- Soweto – Blue Ska
- Fishbone – Skankin’ to the Beat
- Sublime – Same in the End
- No 1 Station – Last Train
- Skapone – Guns and Steeples
- Soulsteppers – Warhead
- Deal’s Gone Bad – Messin’ Around
- Soweto – Honey Rider
- Stan or Itchy – Feelin’ Good
- The New York Jazz Ensemble – Haitian Fight Song
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Where’d You Go
- The Pietasters – Maggie May
- The Slackers – Better Late Than Never
- Hepcat – Dance Wid’ Me
- Super Villians – Mary Jane and Jager
- Buck-O-Nine
– My Town
- Dancehall Crashers – Don’t Wanna Behave
- MU330 – KKK Hiway
- Deal’s Gone Bad – Be Mine Tonight
- The Slackers – I Shall Be Released
- The Scofflaws
– Ska-La-Carte
- The Hub City Stompers – I’ve Got A Boot
- The Stingers ATX – Rock and Ska
- Mustard Plug – Brain on Ska
- Skavoovie & the Epitones – Parakeet
- Westbound Train
- Why You Cry
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The Top Albums of September 2009
14 09 2009The Top Albums of September 2009

The masterful singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie told stories with his music. He sang songs about the plight of immigrants, farmers, and workers. He told the story of America. He represented the common man. This new collection of Woody Guthrie
music is superb. It contains everything from the well-known mainstream hits “This Land Is Your Land
,” “Going Down The Road (I Ain’t Gonna Be Treated This Way)
,” and “Hard Ain’t It Hard
“ to some of politically charged ballads like “Tear The Facists Down
,” “You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union
,” and “Jesus Christ
.”
The legendary folk singer mastered the folk hero ballads like “Pretty Boy Floyd,” “Stackolee
,” “John Henry
,” and “Harriet Tubman’s Ballad Part 1
.” The collection contains fun classic folk songs “More Pretty Girls Than One
,”"Brown’s Ferry Blues
,” and ”Ain’t Nobody’s Business
” and captures the storytelling abilities of the man with tunes like “The Sinking Of The Reuben James.”
Furthermore Woody Guthrie had an extensive catalog with wonderful children songs like “
My Daddy (Flies A Ship In The Sky)“
and magnificent New Deal era tales of bringing power and jobs to the country in celebratory tales like “Grand Coulee Dam.” This is an amazing collection with good quality sound. In this new era of economic hardships the sounds of the Great Depression and New Deal seem to be a perfect soundtrack for the “
Hard Travelin’
” ahead.
- Woody Guthrie – My Dusty Road
[Rounder 2009]
- Phish – Joy
[Jemp Records 2009]
- Soja - Born In Babylon [DMV Records]
- Willie Nelson – American Classic [Blue Note 2009]
- Polvo - In Prism
[Merge Records 2009]
- Casual Sax - Baby I’m Black
[Wonder Sound 2009]
- Pearl Jam
– Backspacer [2009]
- A.A. Bondy - When The Devil’s Loose
[Fat Possum Records 2009]
- Jay-Z – The Blueprint 3 [Roc Nation 2009]
- Pitbull – Rebelution [Jive 2009]
- Rodrigo y Gabriella – 11:11
[ATO Records 2009]
- John Fogerty – The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again
[Verve Forecast 2009]
- Busy Signal – Hott Ed [Greensleeves 2009]
- The Black Crowes – Before The Frost…Until The Freeze
[Silver Arrow Records 2009]
- Yonder Mountain String Band – The Show
[Frog Pad Records 2009]
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