See Thrill Jockey recording artist Angela Desveaux perform on Web TV show "Corporate Country Sucks."

 

 

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The Autumn Defense sits down for an interview and does 3 great songs.

The Skeeters, the hardest working band in Alabama, stopped by Chicago for a show and we got an interview and a couple of songs live.  Outlaw country is alive and well with this band.

The best sounding Texas band to ever come out of Chicago, The Hoyle Brothers and the country punk of th' Legendary Shack Shakers make this one versatile, eclectic show.

Singer/songwriter Alice Peacock does the interview and live performance thing for us. 
Also the movies come to "Corporate Country Sucks" in the form of Patrick Creadon the director of the hit doc "WordPlay" and we get a great interview and performance out of Gary Louris (Jayhawks, Golden Smog) who wrote and performed the theme song for the movie.

Variety is the spice of life.  In this show we have the country contrarian Dale Watson and the white trash spectacular known as Southern Culture on the Skids. 

Interviews and amazing live performances from ex X John Doe and singer/songwriter Michelle Shocked.  www.corporatecountrysucks.com

Hey the networks do it so so can I.  It's rerun time at Corporate Country Sucks. In August we are rerunning a trememdous show with songwriting firebrand Robbie Fulks.

Back to the archives for another early episode of Corporate Country Sucks.  This time we have an interview and performance from Will Kimbrough.  Will is a singer, a songwriter, a sideman and a star in his own right.  He does a couple songs from his recently released CD "Americanitis"

Wow!  That's the most common expression uttered after watching Jake Shimabukuro play.  No one ever thought they would see the two words "ukelele virtuoso" in  one sentence but that's exactly what Jake is.  Just watch, you'll be blown away.

And the Drive-By Truckers, only the best f'ing rock band playing in the world today.