Whiskeytown

This is another rock track: more crunchy guitars and a vocal that might remind me of someone like Ryan Adams when he was in Whiskeytown.

The Other Side: Music from East Nashville « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog 2007

In this case, Welch wanted to make sure that the songs were good enough to release, unlike their friend, the over-prolific Ryan Adams, who cheapened his reputation by releasing too much music in too many styles, and never achieved the heights of his work in Whiskeytown and the CD Heartbreaker.

Art Levine: Songs for the New Depression: Americana Icon Gillian Welch Storms Charts, Brings Stark Songs to DC Art Levine 2011

Also curious about the alt country as "art metal" sage Jessie Sykes with Phil Wandscher from Whiskeytown who will presumably trip the dark groove fantastic.

Suzanne O'Keeffe: Too Real to Be on Radio -- Roots Music Rescues Los Angeles Suzanne O'Keeffe 2011

Also curious about the alt country as "art metal" sage Jessie Sykes with Phil Wandscher from Whiskeytown who will presumably trip the dark groove fantastic.

Suzanne O'Keeffe: Too Real to Be on Radio -- Roots Music Rescues Los Angeles Suzanne O'Keeffe 2011

Also curious about the alt country as "art metal" sage Jessie Sykes with Phil Wandscher from Whiskeytown who will presumably trip the dark groove fantastic.

Suzanne O'Keeffe: Too Real to Be on Radio -- Roots Music Rescues Los Angeles Suzanne O'Keeffe 2011

In this case, Welch wanted to make sure that the songs were good enough to release, unlike their friend, the over-prolific Ryan Adams, who cheapened his reputation by releasing too much music in too many styles, and never achieved the heights of his work in Whiskeytown and the CD Heartbreaker.

Art Levine: Songs for the New Depression: Americana Icon Gillian Welch Storms Charts, Brings Stark Songs to DC Art Levine 2011

While creating the Sweet Hereafter, she found a kindred player in guitarist Phil Wandscher , who had formed Whiskeytown a decade before with Ryan Adams .

Nation Building, Foo Fighting Andy Beta 2011

In this case, Welch wanted to make sure that the songs were good enough to release, unlike their friend, the over-prolific Ryan Adams, who cheapened his reputation by releasing too much music in too many styles, and never achieved the heights of his work in Whiskeytown and the CD Heartbreaker.

Art Levine: Songs for the New Depression: Americana Icon Gillian Welch Storms Charts, Brings Stark Songs to DC Art Levine 2011

Have to like someone who cites his influences as Townes Van Zandt, Whiskeytown and the Hoodoo Gurus. great T – thanks for joining in

T-Shirt Friday « Mudpuddle 2009

Also curious about the alt country as "art metal" sage Jessie Sykes with Phil Wandscher from Whiskeytown who will presumably trip the dark groove fantastic.

Suzanne O'Keeffe: Too Real to Be on Radio -- Roots Music Rescues Los Angeles Suzanne O'Keeffe 2011