is what it was. is what it felt like. even if most of it felt like a weird dream I couldnt quite get back completely. I have a lot to say about it but I wont. not just now. not for reverence’s sake but because it’s going to take me awhile to figure out what
John was very pleased to get to share the stage with Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell and their friends at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Feburary 9, the night before the Grammys.
NPR’s World Cafe is having a music giveaway for the month of February: free downloads of music from recent World Cafe sessions, including last year’s live in-studio recording of John doing “Satan and St. Paul.”
John and the band will play the Grammy pre-telecast show tomorrow, streaming live on the Grammy website and CBS.com, Sunday, February 10, starting at 1pm Pacific time (3pm Central, 4pm Eastern). The Grammy telecast will be live on CBS at 8pm Eastern.
While they were in the UK, John appeared with Terry “Buffalo” Ware on BBC Radio Scotland, on the “Another Country With Ricky Ross” show. Listen to clips here or the whole thing on the BBC website.
2012 was a never-to-be-forgotten year for John and everyone around him. Here’s an abridged list of “Best of 2012” lists that mentioned John.
John’s appearance on today’s NPR World Cafe show is available for streaming online on their site. John talks with David Dye about his roots and his music.
John will be appearing on Dave Marsh’s “Kick Out the Jams” show on Sirius XM, Channel 28, The Spectrum, tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 16, at 9 am CST.
All of us at John Fullbright Music would like to congratulate John on receiving an Americana Grammy nomination for “From The Ground Up.” Thanks go out to Wes Sharon and 115 Recording, who co-produced and engineered this little project, and to Terry Ware, Giovanni Carnuccio and all the musicians who played so brilliantly.
We are very pleased and proud to announce that John’s 2012 Album, “From the Ground Up,” has been nominated for a Grammy in the “Best Americana Album” category.