James Reams & The Barnstormers now available for download
The new CD Troubled Times from James Reams & The Barnstormers is now available for legal download from the following digital distribution centers.
Here’s where it’s already available:
- Apple iTunes
- Napster
- MSN Music
The songs will also be available soon on:
- Sony Connect
- Rhapsody
- MusicMatch
You can still buy the CD in the traditional fashion and even get some extras that are unavailable via the internet download services. This is from a press release that was emailed to us.
Of course, it’s still a great bargain to order the whole package (for $15 you get the Troubled Times CD plus a double-feature DVD including two films — Rollin’ On plus preview of Pioneers of Bluegrass Music) from CD Baby or County Sales, or directly from Mountain Redbird Music.
Email This Post
| Print | Top | 0 Comments
Continuing with today's video theme, here is a link to a Jimmy Martin interview available on YouTube. It is provided on the YouTube site of James Reams & The Barnstormers, who included the interview as a part of a DVD they released last year and distributed along with their Troubled Times CD.
The...
Until this morning I had never heard of a CokeTag. From what I understand after doing some research, a CokeTag is a widget that runs on your Facebook page, presenting people with a list of links you recommend. The company is working to make the widget compatible with other social networking sites like...
James Reams, Walter Hensley & The Barons of Bluegrass are offering free downloads of three songs from their latest release, Wild Card, via Download.com.
These are the full tracks from the CD in an unrestricted MP3 format, ready for burning to a CD, or uploading to an iPod or MP3 player.
The songs...
Wild Card is the new album by James Reams, Walter Hensley & The Barons Of Bluegrass. The band includes longtime bluegrass sidemen Jon Glik, Mark Farrell and Carl Hayano, and includes some traditional material, a few originals, and couple of tunes drawn from unexpected places. It was recorded in one weekend...
The bluegrass music industry seems to find itself consistently behind the curve on technology, but more and more bluegrass artists are finding ways to make their music available for legal download. We've posted about artists that have downloads available here, here, and here. It's not always easy or...
The following was contributed by Chris Burton, a good friend of The Bluegrass Blog. Knowing how many of our readers are part time bluegrass performers, we asked Chris to discuss his recent experiences - and success - getting his debut solo release out and distributed online. The project features a mix...
We recently told you about the law suit filed by David Grisman's Dawg Music (Acoustic Disc) label against online video sharing site YouTube.com. It appears that's not the only lawsuit he's filed recently. He's also suing Universal Music Group and Warner Music for contracting to sell his music online...
CDBaby has long been the entry point for independent artists longing for digital distribution. Creating a CDBaby account would give you the channel for getting your music in iTunes and other online digital download services.
Now CDBaby has launched a new feature that allows for all CDs distributed...
The John Cowan Band was recently in the studio where they recorded a number of tracks for exclusive online distribution through Sony's Connect. Sony is presenting Connect as an alternative to Apple's iTunes Music Store. The Cowan tracks should be available on the site within a few weeks.
NOTE: Sony...
Recent Comments