Jesse Dayton is a towering figure in the realm of Outlaw Country, a master storyteller who effortlessly blurs the boundaries between genres and disciplines. Over the years, Dayton’s collaborations have spanned a diverse array of artists, from blues sensation Samantha Fish —his partner on the Grammy-nominated Death Wish Blues — to icons of country like Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Glenn Campbell, rock rebels such as Guns ‘N Roses’ Duff McKagan and Glenn Danzig, and even visionary horror filmmakers like Rob Zombie. Yet amidst this vast spectrum of work, Dayton’s solo albums stand as a testament to his refusal to be confined by genre, earning him recognition as a roots-rock renaissance man....
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Jesse Dayton is a towering figure in the realm of Outlaw Country, a master storyteller who effortlessly blurs the boundaries between genres and disciplines. Over the years, Dayton’s collaborations have spanned a diverse array of artists, from blues sensation Samantha Fish —his partner on the Grammy-nominated Death Wish Blues — to icons of country like Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Glenn Campbell, rock rebels such as Guns ‘N Roses’ Duff McKagan and Glenn Danzig, and even visionary horror filmmakers like Rob Zombie. Yet amidst this vast spectrum of work, Dayton’s solo albums stand as a testament to his refusal to be confined by genre, earning him recognition as a roots-rock renaissance man.
It’s been three decades since he released Raisin’ Cain, his debut album that reached Number 1 on the Americana charts. For some artists, that timespan would amount to an entire career. For Dayton, it’s just been prelude to the here and now. The Hard Way Blues isn’t a victory lap; it’s a rebirth. Crafted in the heart of Hollywood, the album stands as a testament to Dayton’s esteemed career, meticulously blending his rowdy spirit with timeless influences and showcasing his versatility and artistry in an irresistibly melodic collection of American music.
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Six years have passed since Ghalia Volt quit the busking circuit of her native Brussels, Belgium for the heady throb of New Orleans, where she made her first ripples as the livewire frontwoman of local heroes Mama’s Boys. That hook-up led to Volt’s acclaimed debut album Let The Demons Out (declared “an irresistible force” by Classic Rock) and to Volt’s next stepping stone - to the hill country of Coldwater, Mississippi, for sessions with Cody Dickinson, Watermelon Slim and Cedric Burnside on 2019’s Mississippi Blend. That album broke into the Billboard Blues Chart Top 3 on three separate occasions. Volt’s latest album, Shout Sister Shout!, was recorded at the fabled Rancho De La Luna studio, in Joshua Tree, California, a place where rock ‘n’ roll mythology is made. Volt has returned from the wilderness with the album of her career.
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