Margo Price

We got Susie Bogus, a country and western singer.

Yep, and Margo Price.

Let the AI do his thing.

You took that away from him.

What's been your favorite comment on this post?

Shout out Margo Price.

She wrote, God forbid a woman has hobbies.

I have read the comments page.

I'm sure we've got beautiful people listening out there on the radio too, so we're thankful for all of them.

And today we are excited to welcome back country music's hard-headed woman, Margo Price is on the show.

Also in our next hour, Nashville-bred songwriter with a new EP, Love Circle, solidifying him as a compelling young artist on the scene.

Happy to have Tommy Prine back with us.

I'm little Davy Mayfield, standing in for Kathy Matea, and we're so glad you joined us.

We're here in Charleston, West Virginia, with a great crowd here at the Culture Center Theater, and we're glad to have you out there listening on the radio.

Still to come, we'll hear new music from Margo Price and her band...

But to start the hour out, we have a Nashville singer, songwriter, and storyteller whose music draws from country, folk, and a long tradition of American songwriting.

Background vocalists, female background vocalists that add so much sparkle to all of these songs.

But one of them is Nashville's very own Margo Price.

Really?

Who is a country artist in her own right.

The overdue achievement for the country rock pioneer who would have turned 80 on November 5, Rolling Stone is now confirming a Parsons tribute concert will take place just days before the ceremony at the Troubadour on November 11.

Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, the Black Crows, and Margo Price are among artists expected to perform.

Noodles from the Offspring has revealed in a statement that he has to step away from live performances due to a, quote, fairly serious health issue.

The statement posted on the Offspring's social media yesterday said, He didn't share any details on what the health issue was, but he called it sudden and fairly serious, saying, quote, it is with deep sadness that I have to announce that I need to step away from live performances for a while to deal with a sudden and fairly serious health issue.

Maren Morris, Hero, which is barely country music.

Margo Price, oh, that's a great album.

Midwest Farmer's Daughter, also a darling of the left and revivalist country fans.

And then Brandy Clark, Big Day in a Small Town.

Wait, the lineup is incredible.

Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, Margo Price.

It feels like a love letter to his legacy.

It really does.

You get the best in new music, bonus interviews, lots of music and film news as well.

One of my recent shows featured some classics and favorites from Southern culture on the skids, the war on drugs, cake, New York, Dawes, Funkadelic, Brian Ferry, collective soul, Josh Rouse, Andara, Arctic monkeys, snow patrol, The Beta Band, Michigander, Del the Funky, Homo Sapien, Tao, Radiohead, Margo Price, Tom Petty, Silverchair.

This is Lorelei and my interviews with everyone from David Dasmalchian, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sammy Hagar, Daryl Hall, Mitski, Lauren Mayberry, Slowdive, Morgan Neville.

Just an example of what you get when you tune in.

In fact, there was a big birthday celebration concert in Chicago last Thursday in his honor.

Who was there? Steve Earle, Jeff Tweedy, Margo Price, and like 15 other people I can't think of off the top of my head.

So that's top of mind this morning.

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