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Angela Easterling & The Beguilers Horizon Records In Store August 1, 2015
I could think of no better way to spend a
Saturday afternoon than hanging out at my favorite record store and listening to the sim- ply wonderful music of Angela Easterling, an Upstate SC musician who is destined for the top of the charts. Her songs are engaging with great true to life lyrics and catchy melodies. In my opinion she should be mentioned in the same breath as Miranda Lambert and Kasey Musgraves.
Yep. “Arkansas Murder Ballad” is a much darker
song by Angela, and a truly brilliant lyric. They also played a great love story called “Table Rock” and closed the short, but oh-so- weet set with “I’m Alright.” The music was prime grade, and I highly
recommend seeing Angela live when you get a chance, and buy the new album. This is the good stuff folks.
-Michael Buffalo Smith
EG Kight Sweetwater Depot Muscle Shoals, Alabama August 22, 2015
Opening the show for E.G. Kight was quite
an honor. I have been a fan of The Georgia Songbird for many years, and I was thrilled to finally be seeing her in concert. I had seen her do a single song a few months ago in Mem- phis at the Blues Hall of Fame Awards. Tonights, she would be appearing sans band,
The set was a CD release party for her new
album, Common Law Wife. In fact, the band began with the title track, which she intro- duced as her “life story.” The band for the show included one of Upstate South Car- olina’s finest musicians, who happens to be her life partner, Brandon Turner on guitar and vocals. The other musicians are old friends I have heard play with countless artists over the years. On bass was Don Mc- Graw and Steve Stinson The set also included another great song
called “The Mountain,” and my very favorite of Angels’s tunes, “Throwing Strikes,” a song about baseball and Southern cotton mills.
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