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Dwight Yoakam  Americana Meet 'N Greet Series Auction to WIN Tickets and Meet your Favorite Artist   Nashville, TN, March 31, 2013: The Americana Music Association has announced another round  of the Americana Meet 'n Greet Series, presenting fans the opportunity to meet some of the world's most beloved artists. Past auctions have included artists such as Alison Krauss & Union Station, featuring Jerry Douglas and The Avett Brothers.  Grammy© winner Dwight Yoakam has generously donated the experience to the Association. Mr. Yoakam will be performing several dates over the next few months.  Auction winners will receive two (2) special reserved seats and passes to meet the artist at the shows listed below. Each show will be individually auctioned.   4/6 - Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, OH 4/10 - Paramount Theatre in Aurora, IL  4/13 - Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN  4/14 - Riverside Theatre in Milwaukee, WI 5/16 - Gruene Hall in New Braunfels, TX Yoakam has sold more than 25 million albums, has 12 gold albums and nine platinum or multi-platinum albums, including the triple platinum "This Time." Fourteen of his albums have landed in the Top 10 Billboard Charts. More than 30 singles have charted, with 22 Top 20 hits, which include "Honky Tonk Man," "Please Please Baby," "Little Ways," "I Sang Dixie," "It Only Hurts When I Cry," "Fast as You" and "Thousand Miles from Nowhere." Yoakam has won two GRAMMY Awards and earned an impressive 21 nominations. Click on the dates above to take you to the Americana Meet 'n Greet Auctions.  For more information visit americanamusic.org About the Americana Music Association The Americana Music Association is a professional non-profit trade organization whose mission is to advocate for the authentic voice of American Roots Music around the world.  The Association produces events throughout the year including the annual Americana Music Festival and Conference, which will take place September 18-22, 2013 in Nashville, Tenn. Registration for the Festival and Conference is now available at discounted early bird rates through the store at  www.americanamusic.org.   Follow us on  twitter or like us on   Facebook and be part of what the NY Times calls    "the coolest music scene today." Americana Music Association | P.O. Box 128077 | Nashville, TN 37212 | 615-386-6936 www.americanamusic.org

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March 29, 2013  In This Issue The Other Mary: Dramatic Coherence? No Way. Met Announces Sills Award Winner Sulking & Striking in San Francisco Philly Orchestra to Work with Philly Opera Jürgen Flimm Has a Stroke Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas "He's So Musical" Latest Roster Changes Also This Week on MusicalAmerica.com... Thought of the Day Applause is a receipt, not a bill. --Dale Carnegie  Quote of the Week The chief danger in life is that you may take too many precautions.   --Alfred Adler    Quick Links Advertise Subscribe to MusicalAmerica.com Order the 2013 Edition Read a Special Report Feedback The Other Mary: Dramatic Coherence?  No Way. NEW YORK -- John Adams's The Gospel According to the Other Mary received its New York premiere Wednesday night in Avery Fisher Hall with Gustavo Dudamel conducting soloists, dancers, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. 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Notes from ND

When you're following an artist's career closely, you're bound to hear about projects
that got started and were never finished. There are all kinds of reasons why albums
get left on the studio floor - funding gets cut; legal issues arise; people get
busy or bored with the work and move on to other things. Sometimes these cuts get
released later on as "rarities" or "b-sides" or "the great unheard works of your
favorite artist." Do you know of any albums that never made their way into stores?
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Following the inextinguishable light of the Grateful Dead's "Dark Star"

by Kevernacular

Many Deadheads will nod knowingly at my comments, but I've never been a true head,
who ritualistically followed the Grateful Dead on their pied piper tours. Yet I
can imagine doing it, especially after hearing them perform in Columbus, Ohio on
the recording from October 31, 1971 from the bootleg series Dick's Picks Volume
2. I've listened to this before, but not with all my ears and this is a jazz head
talking. I don't think I've ever heard any musician sustain... More [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001XgmQ2vihzBURu-FrorMhPik_B3k0c06OYHfkl4VwQMTdkTUVBW0_is0xs4De062l3Te9B4azYPHb-I9I7sL4dSYG3RUnjla9e32OAA51ufhrZtNkgjDzpzizZs6abp-JKNqHSHIqEFohtduozS4ek5HyRy7WI6_203EmoGdJepJ-L_Z3pETvmJBTq7DCNLPSJ6r_rA541kKzlTzg1iCnN2EIoHRhYcDwpk1vKR3P-LU=]
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How Roger Alan Wade beat the Devil: An ode to

Johnny Knoxville

by Terry Roland

Nashville's Music City Row is strewn with the memories and broken dreams of songwriters
who have come and gone with hardly a hint of whatever greatness they may have possessed
in their lifetimes. They're the ones with their ears to the ground listening to
the rumble of an oncoming train delivering songs that reach deep into the American
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Review of Markus Rill - 'My Rocket Ship'

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My Rocket Ship is Markus Rill's best work to date. From the first song, an acoustic
jam, to the last, a partially spoken tribute to Townes Van Zandt, Rill shows great
depth as a songwriter, bandleader and producer. Rill, from Germany, is a singer-songwriter
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Rebecca Pronsky live in Newcastle, UK

by John Jobling

Life for a reviewer can be either hard or less hard. Trying to translate the minutes
an artist spends on stage into around three hundred words that mean something to
someone who wasn't there, or to an avid fan who was. That job is made a lot simpler
when the artist in question neatly falls into a category - or genre as we like to
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Kenny Roby - 'Memories and Birds'

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engine, a little band from Raleigh, NC, called Six String Drag earned praise from
Peter Blackstock. He called the band's debut album "too good to be overlooked."
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the decade was up. Frontman Kenny Roby's songwriting prowess has been stewing
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Hacienda Brothers - Points for penmanship

by Linda Ray

Chris Gaffney is recording his fifth or maybe sixth perfect vocal take of the Dan
Penn/Spooner Oldham classic, "It Tears Me Up". Rasping, gorgeous and heartbreakingly
soulful, it's still not what he's after. It's past 10 p.m. on the tenth and last
day of this Tucson recording session for a future Hacienda Brothers release, currently
envisioned as a tribute to Penn. Gaffney re-records the phrase he wants, and nails
it. Penn produced the Hacienda Brothers'.. More [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001XgmQ2vihzBWJegfaRV9ZBjseTVTGXhzgMgNNPPCgo2vmCI4yjv8Y6mCQxSqWmrJf-MRNIXvqeZBuhyhckeRV-YnlYyE12jGNM_nrcv6XkJVJ5ur3a7-MyG-Ff5L5EOBjGXo5hlStPlfzzjN1KzDQF-qVeulUHXTGTWRGaII36OxQXx8qD1l3KQ==]
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Australian singer-songwriter

Jack Carty asks,

"What Does Your

Heart Say?"

by Michael Berick

Jack Carty first caught my attention earlier this month when I came across his wonderful
tune "She's Got A Boyfriend." This self-deprecating uptempo lament about losing
a girlfriend to another holds an ingratiating charm that suggests a young, lovelorn
Billy Bragg. Investigating further, I discovered that Carty is an up-and-comer singer-songwriter
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