C-Sky preview on Bluegrass Country
Weary Angel, The Cadillac Sky EP we posted about last week is now available for $5 from the C-Sky web site, where you can also hear 3 tracks from the mini-CD. The music does show a new sound for the band, just as mandolinist/vocalist Bryan Simpson described in his recent interview.
C-Sky guitarist David Mayfield will be on WAMU’s Bluegrass Country this evening (6/10) to preview some tracks from Weary Angel, and perform a few songs live from his own upcoming solo project as well. His interview with Jen Hitt will run on The Free For All with Echo Propp at 7:00 p.m.
You can catch Bluegrass Country’s live audio stream online at www.bluegrasscountry.org. WAMU’s broadcast signal can be heard over the air at 88.5 HD2 or 105.5 FM in the DC metro area.
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We heard last week from Bryan Simpson of Cadillac Sky.
He sent along three tracks from the band's current EP release, Weary Angel, for us to share with our readers. The EP is available from the C-Sky web site for only $5.00.
Here are the audio samples, along with a few comments from Bryan...
Weary...
Good morning from Nashville.
Brance and I just had a chance to be a part of radio history. Katy Daley, whose morning bluegrass show is broadcast each morning on both BluegrassCountry.org and WAMU HD-2, is here at IBMA doing the show live from Music City. She invited us down to speak with her on air,...
When we last spoke with Cadillac Sky's Bryan Simpson, he was excited about the release of the band's new 4-song EP, Weary Angel.
At that time, he mentioned that C-Sky was intending to start work on a new full length recording soon, and that the EP was the result of a spontaneous decision to give in...
Cadillac Sky is putting the finishing touches on a new CD, an EP release called The Weary Angel. It will include four tracks featuring the C-Sky boys and a couple of guest artists.
Two of the songs are C-Sky remakes of pop hits (I Will Follow You Into The Dark and Video Killed The Radio Star) and...
Ned Luberecki has reported on Sirius Bluegrass this morning that guitarist Mike Jump has left Cadillac Sky and is replaced by David Mayfield.
Mayfield is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter with many years' experience in bluegrass and country music.
Ned tells us more...
"Mike's last...
The Infamous Stringdusters will make a stop this Tuesday (5/19) at the studios of WAMU's Bluegrass Country in Washington, DC.
The guys will be playing some live music and chatting with Bluegrass Country's Production Director Jen Hitt starting at 12:30 p.m. (EDT).
WAMU's broadcast signal can be...
Jen Hitt, production director for bluegrasscountry.org, stopped by to visit with us yesterday at The Bluegrass Blog booth at IBMA.The cyberstation, which provides a 24/7 bluegrass radio stream online, grew from Washington, DC's venerable WAMU radio station, where bluegrass music was once a staple feature...
Missy Raines is in DC with her young touring band, the New Hip. They have a show this evening (3/9) in nearby Rockville, MD for the Institute of Musical Traditions, but will stop off this morning at the WAMU studios for some live music and conversation.
She will be on with Lee Michael Demsey's during...
Bryan Simpson, lead vocalist, mandolinist and primary songwriter with Cadillac Sky, has checked in with a few words about the recent personnel change in the band.
As we reported last week, long-time guitarist Mike Jump has left with David Mayfield stepping in.
Yeah, a new guitarist is the order of...
We just got word from the folks at WAMU/BluegrassCountry.org that one of their wayward show hosts has returned to the roost. Bill Foster, who was a host on the popular Bluegrass Overnight show broadcast in the DC area from 1985 to 1998, is back on staff.
He will once again be a host on Bluegrass Overnight,...
WAMU's Bluegrass Country will once again be broadcasting live from IBMA today (10/2), from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00-7:00 p.m. (EDT). You can catch their signal via audio streaming online, and via HD Radio (88.5-2) in the Washington DC market.
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