Buddy Miller talks about his new self-titled album on the Buddy & Jim Show

Besides Jim Lauderdale, Buddy Miller's new album features contributions from Dan Penn, Emmylou Harris and many others. Check the clips below. 

Here's the scoop...

Buddy Miller's brand-new, self-titled record is the star of this week’s episode of The Buddy & Jim Show!  Tune in to hear songs from the newly released album and to learn about how it was made, with contributions from Dan Penn, Emmylou Harris, Jim Lauderdale, Elizabeth Cook, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams,  Lee Ann Womack, McCrary Sisters, The War and Treaty, Austin and Jim Hoke,  Fats Kaplin, Fred Eltringham,  John Hinchey, Steve Fishell, Steve Herrman, Tim Lauer, and Viktor Krauss.

This episode of The Buddy & Jim Show premiered on Saturday, September 12 on Outlaw Country, SiriusXM with repeats on Sunday at 10 am ET & throughout the week.

You can check out Buddy’s Instagram page, @millerbudmusic, Buddy’s Facebook page, Jim’s Instagram page, @jimlauderdalemusic, and Jim’s Facebook page. 

You can listen to Buddy’s new album with links at: https://tinyurl.com/Listen-To-Buddy-Miller-Here 

Listen to a couple of tracks below, including a great version of "Don't Look Back" with Dan Penn which Smokey Robinson originally wrote with his Miracles pal Ronald White for the Temptations in 1965 and later, Mick Jagger notably reworked with Peter Tosh.   

Rolling Stones share two new songs from new Foreign Tongues album

Here are two better-than-expected Rolling Stones songs "In The Stars" and "Rough and Twisted" off Foreign Tongues out July 10th.

Visit the Rolling Stones site for some live-in-studio footage. 

And watch the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon for appearances by Mick Jagger tonight (Wednesday, May 6) doing a lame Real People With Fake Arrms sketch for some reason instead of discussing the new album and Ronnie Wood (Thursday, May 7) replacing Keith Richards originally scheduled to appear. Perhaps he saw how horribly Mick's attempt at comedy went and decided to stay at the hotel and watch the 'Canes take apart the Flyers in Philly instead.  

That time Mick & Keef appeared on Rootsman's Rockers TV

Yep, that's a bearded Mick Jagger (right) with Keith Richards being interviewed by Rootsman Earl Chin for Rockers TV. 

Rolling Stones & Steve Riley salute zydeco icon Clifton Chenier

Who knew Mick Jagger could sing in Creole French? Listen to the Rolling Stones' version of "Zydeco Sont Pas Salés" and Clifton's take.

R.I.P. Stanley Booth, 1942-2024

Music journalist Stanley Booth, who brilliantly chronicled the Rolling Stones and Furry Lewis, has died at 82. He'll be greatly missed. 

Writes music journalist Chris Morris...

Informed sources say that writer Stanley Booth has died in Memphis.

Sometimes all you need to do is leave a single book behind. Booth -- seen below pointing his shotgun in your face on the dusk jacket of his book “Rythm Oil" -- left one the size of a continent: his 1984 book originally titled “Dance With the Devil: The Rolling Stones & Their Times” and later retitled “The True Adventures of the Rolling Stones.” (Booth was annoyed that his publisher also used the title for a novel, by the actor Kirk Douglas.) It depicted, close up, the band’s fateful 1969 tour, which climaxed at Altamont, so intimately that it instantly rendered any other effort on the subject slight; it also delved deeply into the group’s history, and into Brian Jones’ sad fate. It was a work of personal journalism; the writer is as important a character as Keith Richards, whom he befriended over the course of his reporting. I bought it the week it came out, bought each succeeding edition of it, and bought used hardback copies to give to my friends. Best book on the Stones, best book on rock ’n’ roll, best book spawned by the inheritors of the New Journalism.

Booth managed to publish other books — an elongated version of his Playboy interview with Keith, "Rythm Oil" and its successor collection "Red Hot and Blue" — and the writing was invariably fine, flawless, funny. It is a marvel they appeared at all, for Booth was a reckless and hard-living man who cheated Death for decades. But he was claimed today, at the age of 82. You can talk about the others, those figures now passed like Bangs and Palmer, or the ones still living. Stanley Booth had no true peer among the observers of the music’s long dark trail. He was the pistol.

Watch Furry Lewis play "When I Lay My Burden Down." See the link below for Stanley's feature article "Furry's Blues" originally published in Playboy in April, 1970.  

LINKS

Memphis Commercial Appeal Stanley Booth Obituary

Joni Mitchell Library "Furry's Blues" by Stanley Booth

Happy Birthday Mick Jagger!

Celebrating Mick Jagger's 81st birthday with a recent interview with the CBC's Tom Power and "Rolling Stone Blues" 

Watch Irma Thomas sing "Time Is On My Side" with the Rolling Stones in New Orleans

Mick Jagger brought Irma Thomas on stage with the Rolling Stones to reprise her classic "Time Is On My Side" at Jazz Fest. 

Rolling Stones launch their new Hackney Diamonds album in London

Watch Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger & Keith Richards talk Hackney Diamonds with talk show host Jimmy Fallon.

The Rolling Stones' new album Hackney Diamonds is out October 20th but you can pre-order a copy right here. 

Listen to Iggy Pop chat with Rick Rubin for the Broken Record podcast

Iggy Pop talks about The Stooges, Jim Morrison, David Bowie, James Brown and more in a two-part chat with Rick Rubin. 

That time the Rolling Stones appeared on the Mike Dougals Show in 1964

Mike Douglas seems much more intrigued by the hairstyles of Mick and Brian than the Rolling Stones' music.  

Happy Birthday Mick Jagger!

Celebrating Mick's 79th birthday with an entertaining bit of self-parody from Julien Temple's 1985 film "Running Out Of Luck." 

Before They Were Famous: Mick Jagger

Here's a teenage Mick Jagger demonstrating proper rock climbing footwear in Tunbridge Wells, Kent back in 1959.

That time Jimmy Page sat in with The Rolling Stones

"It was Keith and me and then Jimmy Page turned up for some reason" says Mick Jagger of the Goat's Head Soup outtake "Scarlet" 

Rolling Stones share timely new track "Living In A Ghost Town"

Watch the new video for the just-released Rolling Stones tune "Living In A Ghost Town" which they presciently recorded about a year ago. 

Happy 75th Birthday Mick Jagger!

Raising a glass to Mick Jagger on his day with Alejandro Escovedo's version of Evening Gown.

Lulu @ Velvet Underground, May 25

Lulu's Toronto show has moved from The Danforth Music Hall to the Velvet Underground (508 Queen West).  

Happy Birthday Tom Waits!

Check out Tom's recent performance of Little Red Rooster with Mick, Keef and the boys.

Gearhead Gallery: Mick Jagger

We're kicking off our new feature focusing on artists and their rides with Rolling Stones' singer Mick Jagger. 

Watch Ron Mann's short film about NYC photographer Marcia Resnick

Ron Mann's 1985 short film "Marcia Resnick's Bad Boys" features music by Robert Quine and Fred Maher. 

Mick Jagger: "Monty Python? Are they still going?"

Check out Mick's hilarious Monty Python promo clip co-starring a perfectly nonplussed Charlie Watts.