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The 1985 self-titled release by mid 80's rock n roll
band, WhWh, is now available as a free download. More info
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The brand new album by the High Score is available
now. Click here to listen and for
more info.
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Defying the odds, Knoxville’s
The High Score has once again set the proverbial bar a bit, well,
way higher with the release of their third, self-titled album on
Lynn Point Records.
Metropulse Magazine
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The latest album by Mic Harrison
and the High Score, Push Me on Home, is
available now. Click
here for more info including download
options.
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Knoxville music scene veteran Carl Snow's 2005
release, Useless, is available as a free download,
click here for more info. |
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Not Long Till
Dark is the final installation of the Indicators trilogy of
recorded work. It finds them still straddling the twin camps of
power pop and roots rock and holding forth on love, heartbreak and
loss. However, this is by far the least angry and most of hopeful
of the records. More info
here including some mp3's for download. |
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The St. James Sessions. In 1929, and again in
1930, representatives from the Brunswick Recording Company brought
their recording equipment to the WNOX studio located in the St. James
Hotel in Knoxville, TN. During that time, many artists from
around the region, including the middle Tennessee area, went there to
record...read more
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Balboa was the path breaking punk/art rock/rock band
of the Knoxville music scene during the late 70's, early 80's.
Composed of two of the best guitarist to have ever called Knoxville
home, these recordings are circa 1979 - 1980 and are from a
compilation titled Live Like This (Plus). These are
available as free downloads. More info
here.
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Hear songs from Ronny Elliott's album catalog.
Click here. |
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