#Pharis & Jason Romero

[garudabluffs]

Pharis & Jason Romero - "Souvenir" (Official Music Video)

from their Smithsonian Folkways album 'Tell 'Em You Were Gold,' available on CD/digital/streaming on June 17, 2022 and 2xLP (ft. bonus tracks) in early 2023.

Filmed at 153 Mile General Store, located in British Columbia's Cariboo region Jason Romero's instrument is called Big Blue, a banjo with hand-cast blue heron L-shoes (built in a unique double hook configuration), 13” rim, goatskin head, and nylon strings.

Pharis & Jason Romero Presents 'Tell 'Em You Were Gold' [Behind The Scenes Documentary]

Pharis and Jason Romero are pure craftspeople. A renowned banjo builder, Jason spent years developing his own personal designs, and on Tell ‘Em You Were Gold, his handmade instruments take center stage. Over a half dozen uniquely crafted banjos are played by the duo in the course of the album. There’s conviction and delicacy in this music, which ranges from duets that showcase the pair’s deep psychic and artistic connection to solo banjo meditations and full band romps. Recorded over six days in an old barn in Horsefly, British Columbia, the album displays the multiple Juno Award-winning duo playing music that is honest, direct, and reflective of life’s beauty and knottiness.

#music video Tell "Em You Were Gold #Pharis & Jason Romero

[procrastinahman]

Sweet, sweet, sweet old religion, the bearers of love to their knees

#music #sweet old religion #pharis & jason romero

[bttrflyblu]

Pharis & Jason Romero - "Black Guard Mary" (Official Music Video)

[welcometothewarren]

Gangleri - restless, nostalgic, melancholy

Al Jolson - Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?

Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)

Eliza Gilkyson - Is It Like Today

Charley Crockett - Welcome to Hard Times

Pete Seeger - Pretty Boy Floyd

Pharis & Jason Romero - A Wanderer I'll Stay

Mischief Brew - Old Tyme Mem'ry

Colter Wall - The Devil Wears A Suit and Tie

Jesse Stewart - Marauder

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#third #playlist #devotional playlist #odindeity #oðinn

[laurelfishbear]

Here's a song for all you wanderers.

Everybody else? Imagine thinking that violent death is better than prolonged confinement.

Perhaps that's the real torture of the death penalty, and we'll bet the jailers know it.

Imagine being so done with it all that you play and sing this song so immaculately. This performance is so at peace with with itself that our kids, who want to "kill without using violence" count it as one of their favorites.

Here are Pharis and Jason Romero with "Been All Around This World".

#old time #banjo #phsris and jason romero #americana #Youtube

[jeffdaviscountybluesmp3]

#need to learn this on the banjo... #music

[volunteergp]

Borderline Culture Foundation presents Pharis and Jason Romero on Saturday, October 14 at Demmitt Community Centre. Tickets are $27 in advance or $30 at the door. Tickets available at https://www.borderlineculture.com/.

#DemmittAB

[bisexualmoses]

Mental health alert! 🚨 I’m listening to cannot change it all by Pharis and Jason Romero on repeat ! 🚨

#word boys

[greatbighopingmachine]

Playlist (15): Great Big Hoping Machine (Radio Plastique), Jan 1 2023 (BEST OF 2022 EPISODE)

ARTIST / SONG / ALBUM

JPW "Guesswork at Sundown" Something Happening / Always Happening

Friendship "Hank" Love the Stranger

Kevin Morby "Bittersweet, TN" This Is a Photograph

Ruby Gill "Calling Out" I'm Gonna Die With This Frown on My Face

Pharis & Jason Romero "SS Radiant" Tell 'Em You Were Gold

Lucy Kaplansky "Mary's Window" Last Days of Summer

Plains "Problem With It" I Walked With You A Ways

Mary Gauthier "Amsterdam" Dark Enough to See the Stars

Florist "Two Ways" Florist

Wilco "The Plains" Cruel Country

Noah Reid "Everyday" Adjustments

Anna Bates "Holy Smokes" Here's to the End

Angel Olsen "Big Time" Big Time

Caroline Spence "Mary Oliver" True North

Watchhouse "Upside Down" Watchhouse (Duo)

#best of 2022 #internet radio #americana #roots #folk music #playlist #singer songwriter

[pattynanmedia]

FATEA Mike Davies reviews the new James Keelaghan album Second Hand

Hailed by some as Canada's greatest living songwriter, this is his tenth studio album and features co-writes with Catherine MacLellan, Lynn Miles, J.D. Edwards, Cara Luft and Dave Gunning while, supplying harmonies, Pharis and Jason Romero are among the backing musicians.

 https://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/reviews/JamesKeelaghan/

[feeshed]

Oh why wait for summer when there's time to waste right here There's an aching deep inside says There's no time, honey there's no time

#pharis and jason romero #a wanderer i'll stay #audio

[bttrflyblu]

Sweet Old Religion by Pharis and Jason Romero

[waitineedaname]

You’re driving along empty one lane roads in a rusty old pick-up truck. The air conditioning is broken, and it’s suffocating as you pass by fields of broad tobacco leaves, cotton, soybeans, sweet potatoes, cornstalks. You feel eyes on you and tell yourself it’s nothing. You drive through a town made up of 500 people, seven churches, and a Piggly Wiggly. All of the church signs beg you to repent, seek salvation, your soul is so dirty, but you don’t stop. The radio sputters to life, and you hear the twangs of a banjo behind a crooning, lonesome voice. / Spotify link / album art

01. I Want To Die Easy We Is Shore Dedicated 02. Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car Iron & Wine 03. Resurrection Fern Iron & Wine 04. Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene Hozier 05. Dig Gravedigger Dig Corb Lund 06. Dime in My Pocket Desert Noises 07. Old Black Train The Blasting Company 08. Pretty Polly Vandaveer 09. Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver 10. Maneater Blue Eyed Blondes 11. Broken Bones Kaleo 12. Too Old to Die Young Brother Dege 13. Till The Water’s All Long Gone The Decemberists 14. You Get Older Whitehorse 15. Snake Song Isobel Campbell, Mark Lanegan 16. Southern Gothic Tyminski 17. It Will Come Back Hozier 18. Last Words of a Shooting Star Mitski 19. Barton Hollow The Civil Wars 20. Cows / New Dress / My Crew Greg Edmonson 21. Graves Whiskey Shivers 22. Beat the Devil’s Tattoo Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 23. Bottom Of The River Delta Rae 24. 99 Problems Hugo 25. Old Number Seven The Devil Makes Three 26. God’s Gonna Cut You Down Johnny Cash 27. Angel Band The Stanley Brothers, The Clinch Mountain Boys 28. Lost Lula Pharis & Jason Romero 29. Build That Wall (Zia’s Theme) Darren Korb 30. Lose Your Soul Dead Man’s Bones 31. The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie Colter Wall 32. Bangor Mash The Devil Makes Three 33. Wagon Wheel Old Crow Medicine Show 34. The One I Hurt Whitehorse 35. The Pantheon (Ain’t Gonna Catch You) Darren Korb 36. Narwhal A Shell In The Pit 37. Blessed & Burned The Arcs 38. Flightless Bird, American Mouth Iron & Wine 39. The Boy Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn Alison Krauss & Union Station 40. Jealous Of The Moon Nickel Creek 41. Sleeping on the Blacktop Colter Wall

#country gothic #southern gothic #small town gothic #smalltown gothic #playlist #okay to reblog #I'm really proud of this! thank you guys for helping! #this is going to be my writing soundtrack #bc the mood of each of these songs is exactly the aesthetic I want to emulate in my original works #country gothic and driving down empty roads while feeling chased by /something/

[tasteful-lonely-days-blog]

W E D N E S D A Y  V I B E S

Listen here

i. Portland, Maine // Donovan Woods

ii. If You Decide to Leave // St. Eugene

iii. The Wooden Sky // The Wooden Sky

iv. Lost Lula // Pharis & Jason Romero

v. Before You // Fortunate Ones

vi. Who Else Could I Be // Peter Bradley Adams

vii. Michigan // The Milk Carton Kids

#tasteful-lonely-days #indie #playlists #playlist #indie folk #youtube playlists #aes

[thereviewsarein]

The 2019 Juno Awards are over and done, with new winners, returning favourites, and great moments on stage in London, ON.

Between the Saturday night gala and the Sunday night awards show broadcast on the CBC, a ton of awards were handed out to the cream of the Canadian music crop this year. And while everyone has their own favourites and opinions on the awards, there is no doubt that the Junos have once again shone a bright light on the talent, excellence, and entertainment that this country has to offer to the music world.

Shawn Mendes won big, taking home trophies for Single, Songwriter, Pop Album, Album, and Artist of the Year. Arkells also added to their awards collection with wins for Rock Album and Group of the Year, plus Eric Ratz’s Producer of the Year for Rally Cry. And Avril Lavigne made a big splash in her mainstream comeback by taking home the Juno Fan Choice Award!

Note: Congratulations goes out to the newest member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Corey Hart! If you missed his performance of Sunglasses At Night, hit play now!

Throughout the show, deftly hosted by Sarah McLachlan, the Junos showcased performances, speeches, and memorable moments. The Reklaws, Arkells, Bülow, Jeremy Dutcher, Bahamas, Nav, Coeur De Pirate, McLachlan herself and more poured their hearts into their performances and showed Canada what they can do. Artists, maybe none more than Jessie Reyez, showed how much these awards and this recognition means to the Canadian music community. And the fans in the London arena did a fantastic job of showing love and being part of the show themselves.

It was a big night for music north of the border. A night of highlights and high fives and the hall of fame.

The highlight of the weekend though may have come on Saturday night when Arkells ceded their time to Jeremy Dutcher after winning Rock Album of the Year. Dutcher, the winner of Indigenous Album of the Year for Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa was played off before he had finished his message about reconciliation in his speech, and the Hamilton rockers gave him their time to finish his thoughts. As Dutcher said, “this is what holding space looks like”, and we all need to be doing more of it.

Congratulations to all of the winners, the nominees, their teams, loved ones, fans and supporters. This really is something that should be celebrated.

Check out the full list of 2019 Juno winners, some videos from the show and photos that we’ve snapped over the years, and leave a comment telling us who you think was the biggest winner of this year’s awards.

2019 Juno Award Winner!

Juno Fan Choice Award Winner: Avril Lavigne

Single of the Year Winner: Shawn Mendes, In My Blood

International Album of the Year Winner: Post Malone, Beerbongs & Bentleys

Album of the Year Winner: Shawn Mendes, Shawn Mendes

Artist of the Year Winner: Shawn Mendes

Group of the Year Winner: Arkells

Breakthrough Artist of the Year Winner: Bülow

Breakthrough Group of the Year Winner: The Washboard Union

Songwriter of the Year Winner: Shawn Mendes: Lost in Japan — co-songwriters Nate Mercereau, Scott Harris, Teddy Geiger, Youth — co-songwriters Geoff Warburton, Khalid Robinson, Scott Harris, Teddy Geiger, In My Blood — co-songwriters Geoff Warburton, Scott Harris, Teddy Geiger (Shawn Mendes, Shawn Mendes)

Pop Album of the Year Winner: Shawn Mendes, Shawn Mendes

Rock Album of the Year Winner: Arkells, Rally Cry

Country Album of the Year Winner: Brett Kissel, We Were That Song

Adult Alternative Album of the Year Winner: Bahamas, Earthtones

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Alternative Album of the Year Winner: Dizzy, Baby Teeth

Rap Recording of the Year Winner: Tory Lanez, Love Me Now

Dance Recording of the Year Winner: Loud Luxury, Body

R&B/Soul Recording of the Year Winner: Jessie Reyez, Being Human in Public

Reggae Recording of the Year Winner: Dubmatix, Sly & Robbie meet Dubmatix — Overdubbed

Indigenous Music Album of the Year Winner: Jeremy Dutcher, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa

Electronic Album of the Year Winner: Milk & Bone, Deception Bay

Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year Winner: Voivod, The Wake

Adult Contemporary Album of the Year Winner: Michael Bublé, Love

Contemporary Roots Album of the Year Winner: Donovan Woods, Both Ways

Donovan Woods

Traditional Roots Album of the Year Winner: Pharis and Jason Romero, Sweet Old Religion

Blues Album of the Year Winner: Colin James, Miles to Go

Vocal Jazz Album of the Year Winner: Laila Biali, Laila Biali

Jazz Album of the Year: Solo Winner: Robi Botos, Old Soul

Jazz Album of the Year: Group Winner: Andy Milne and Dapp Theory, The Seasons of Being

Instrumental Album of the Year Winner: Gordon Grdina, China Cloud

Francophone Album of the Year Winner: Loud, Une année record

Children’s Album of the Year Winner: Splash’N Boots, You, Me and the Sea

Classical Album of the Year: Solo or Chamber Winner: Gryphon Trio, The End of Flowers: Works by Clarke & Ravel

Classical Album of the Year: Large Ensemble Winner: Toronto Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peter Oundjian feat. Louis Lortie, Sarah Jeffrey, and Teng Li, Vaughan Williams

Classical Album of the Year: Vocal or Choral Winner: Barbara Hannigan with Reinbert De Leeuw, Vienna: Fin de siècle

Classical Composition of the Year Winner: Ana Sokolović, Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes

Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year Winner: Lovecollide, Tired of Basic

World Music Album of the Year Winner: Wesli, Rapadou Kreyol

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year Award Winner: Eric Ratz: People’s Champ, Relentless (Arkells, Rally Cry)

Recording Engineer of the Year Winner: Shawn Everett: Slow Burn, Space Cowboy (Kacey Musgraves, Golden Hour)

Album Artwork of the Year Winner: Mike Milosh (art director, designer, illustrator and photographer) (Rhye, Blood)

Video of the Year Winner: Ali Eisner, No Depression (Bahamas)

Comedy Album of the Year Winner: Dave Merheje, Good Friend Bad Grammar

2019 Juno Award Winners and Recap The 2019 Juno Awards are over and done, with new winners, returning favourites, and great moments on stage in London, ON.

#Arkells #country music #Jeremy Dutcher #Juno Awards #pop #rock #Sarah McLachlan #Shawn Mendes