We were doing Mississippi John Hurt, gospel tunes, Captain Beefheart-anything, really, but it was Motörhead or the Misfits that caught on. At this time Barnes remarked about their live sets at the time: They continued to define their own sound and categorically stated they were not a bluegrass outfit.
They played regularly in Austin and garnered quite a following, playing weekly at the Saxon Pub. Bad livers came kickin’, pluckin’ and screamin’ into the world in 1990 in Austin Texas, when guitar and banjo virtuoso Danny BarnesĬame up with this idea that it would be great to have a small-format acoustic band that could play different kinds of music virtuoso level, where they could play any kind of music. You can listen to the track taken straight from the vinyl in the track link above. This week’s Vinyl Selection is from the debut album from Texas bluegrass kings Bad Livers. Welcome to this episode of the From the Bottom of the Record Box music podcast! Track Listing Similarly to our suggestion from Dennis we have a brilliant Listener Suggestion from yesteryear sent in by Eelong. French electro swing gets some well-deserved airplay in this episode as well. Brittany will then bring you back to earth and leave you with tears streaming down your face with the achingly beautiful Joe, live from Austin City Limits. We have long wanted to showcase the epic Alabama Shakes in our weekly music podcast and here they are! A brilliant choice from Tobin to open the show, let You Ain’t Alone blow you into the cosmos with its sublime vocals and musical artistry.
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