Quicklist 22 - your favorite 9B/3DD artists

[rlipps]

Eddie Hinton
Glossary
Slobberbone/Drams
Lucero
Centro-Matic
Bettye Lavette

[Gator McKlusky]

So, wait: Where did charlie pickett (who should be on my list!) come from, if not from you, dime?

cortez turned me on to it.

Cortez got that one from me --read about him in Rolling Stone (David Fricke) and bought the cd the next day and started pimping Charlie Pickett on 9B's.

[Gator McKlusky]

And the mekons--thanks to BTB!

[lajakesdad]

Dexateens
Slobberbone
Todd Snider
Avett Bros.
Blue Mountain

Plus many others. These are the ones that are now in heavy rotation for me.

[cortez the killer]

Creedence Clearwater Revival (I mean everybody knows about them, but i didnt start to LISTEn till a year or so ago)

California, hippie, dad rock.

[cortez the killer]

So, to sum up, Cortez is highly contagious and would be extremely dangerous as a used car salesman

But why do I bother coming here? I mean, what's my purpose? Let's not mention I was coming here long before you chief.

[cortez the killer]

Blue Mountain/Cary Hudson (dime)
Centro-Matic
Felice Brothers
Dexateens
Hayes Carll

I also delved far deeper into the catalog of familiar and established classic rock acts like Skynyrd and Faces as a direct result of being part of 9B/3DD. There's a whole lot more of stuff I'm forgetting, but the 5 above come immediately to mind.

[Clams]

Dexateens
Slobberbone
Todd Snider
Avett Bros.
Blue Mountain

Plus many others. These are the ones that are now in heavy rotation for me.

Props to Lajakes for turning everyone onto the Mother Hips - even though Bovine somehow snuck in the the AOTW thread.

[beantownbubba]

So, to sum up, Cortez is highly contagious and would be extremely dangerous as a used car salesman

But why do I bother coming here? I mean, what's my purpose? Let's not mention I was coming here long before you chief.

Sorry, chief. That was a compliment, a tip of the hat. You obviously have had more influence on board members' musical adventures, including mine, than anyone ("contagious"). It's also pretty clear you're a good salesman/representative for the music you love ("dangerous as a used car salesman").

[cortez the killer]

So, wait: Where did charlie pickett (who should be on my list!) come from, if not from you, dime?

cortez turned me on to it.

Cortez got that one from me --read about him in Rolling Stone (David Fricke) and bought the cd the next day and started pimping Charlie Pickett on 9B's.

True story. At the end of the day, I think it's better off that it all falls under the umbrella of 9B/3DD. The rest is purely semantics. This place is a shining example of people with divergent musical backgrounds and experiences that came here because they love Drive-By Truckers. In the process they have broadened their listening horizons far beyond what they every imagined. In addition to some incredible, under-the-radar bands that many have shared here, I think a lot of stereotypes about previously-dismissed bands have been stripped away.

[beantownbubba]

I think a lot of stereotypes about previously-dismissed bands have been stripped away.

Yes. At least for me, there's been as much of this as actual new discoveries, which in turn has made me a better listener overall. Some of the many benefits of being a 3DDer.

[dime in the gutter]

i forgot dion. love me some dion.

[Clams]

This place is a shining example of people with divergent musical backgrounds and experiences that came here because they love Drive-By Truckers. In the process they have broadened their listening horizons far beyond what they every imagined.

Plus you get to see weird monkey pics and stuff.

[cortez the killer]

This place is a shining example of people with divergent musical backgrounds and experiences that came here because they love Drive-By Truckers. In the process they have broadened their listening horizons far beyond what they every imagined.

Plus you get to see weird monkey pics and stuff.

Somehow I forgot to mention that.

[cortez the killer]

Another great resource for checking out, as Clams likes to call it, "9B/3DD Music" is http://ninebullets.net/

If I'm not mistaken, the dude who runs this site is 3DD member. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

[Iowan]

I should have added that I've gotten a lot more into Springsteen and The Faces/early Rod Stewart due to 9B/3DD.

Same goes for a lot of your "standard" alt country artists, ie UT/SV/Wilco, Adams/Whiskeytown, etc. I listened to them all in some capacity before this site, but definitely dug deeper because of it.

[cortez the killer]

Speaking of ninebullets.net, I think he nails it on Jamey Johnson's The Guitar Song.

http://ninebullets.net/archives/jamey-j ... uitar-song

[Clams]

Someone else I probably wouldn't know about who (rightfully) gets a lot of good press around here is Alejandro Escovedo.

And while we're at it, here's a free sampler from Bloodshot Records on Amazon that's got some Bottle Rox, Alejandro, Bobby Bare Jr, Old 97's, Wayne Hancock and more....
http://www.amazon.com/Bloodshot-Records ... 527&sr=1-2

[Iowan]

Speaking of ninebullets.net, I think he nails it on Jamey Johnson's The Guitar Song.

http://ninebullets.net/archives/jamey-j ... uitar-song

I streamed that album before it came out, and generally agree. It could have been great if it had been edited down. It's still pretty good.

[cortez the killer]

Speaking of ninebullets.net, I think he nails it on Jamey Johnson's The Guitar Song.

http://ninebullets.net/archives/jamey-j ... uitar-song

I streamed that album before it came out, and generally agree. It could have been great if it had been edited down. It's still pretty good.

It is a 25-song double album. There are some songs on it I don't care for. But, damn, is it a good record.

[Steve French]

Creedence Clearwater Revival (I mean everybody knows about them, but i didnt start to LISTEn till a year or so ago)

California, hippie, dad rock.

You're just not letting that go, are you................... dad?

[Clams]

Speaking of ninebullets.net, I think he nails it on Jamey Johnson's The Guitar Song.

http://ninebullets.net/archives/jamey-j ... uitar-song

I streamed that album before it came out, and generally agree. It could have been great if it had been edited down. It's still pretty good.

It is a 25-song double album. There are some songs on it I don't care for. But, damn, is it a good record.

There was a thread on that record a couple of months ago. Good stuff. Old school.

[Steve French]

So, to sum up, Cortez is highly contagious and would be extremely dangerous as a used car salesman

But why do I bother coming here? I mean, what's my purpose? Let's not mention I was coming here long before you chief.

You're not really talking about music, are you? Its some sort of spiritual crisis, isn't it?

We're here for you, man, tell us what's on your mind.....

[cortez the killer]

Creedence Clearwater Revival (I mean everybody knows about them, but i didnt start to LISTEn till a year or so ago)

California, hippie, dad rock.

You're just not letting that go, are you................... dad?

When you're done sniffing Fogerty's flannels, bury your nose in this.

[cortez the killer]

So, to sum up, Cortez is highly contagious and would be extremely dangerous as a used car salesman

But why do I bother coming here? I mean, what's my purpose? Let's not mention I was coming here long before you chief.

You're not really talking about music, are you? Its some sort of spiritual crisis, isn't it?

We're here for you, man, tell us what's on your mind.....

You've got me all figured out my Vulcan-worshiping friend.

[scotto]

Most have already been mentioned.
Deer Tick, Bloodkin, Lucero, and Dexateens are some of the main ones for me.

[Smitty]

never really got the appeal of deer tick

[dee dee]

never really got the appeal of deer tick

They grew on me but I'm a musical slut

[dee dee]

Stuff you all helped me appreciate

1. Slobberbone
2. Dexateens
3. a greater appreciation of Neil Young
4. Magnolia Electric co.
5. Wilco
6. Centro-Matic
7. The National

[Iowan]

I streamed that album before it came out, and generally agree. It could have been great if it had been edited down. It's still pretty good.

It is a 25-song double album. There are some songs on it I don't care for. But, damn, is it a good record.

There was a thread on that record a couple of months ago. Good stuff. Old school.

Where else you think I was checking it out from?