Power ranking the best artists of the generation: 1. Tyler Childers 2. Billy Strings 3. Sturgill Simpson 4. Turnpike Troubadours 5. Jason Isbell 6. Zach Bryan 7. 49 Winchester 8. Chris Stapleton 9. Red Clay Strays 10. Tedeschi Trucks Band 11. Flatland Calvary 12. Mt Joy

Probably my favorite Creedence song. Phenomenal stuff.

Bob speaks in @nytimes

Underrated Panic tune here.

Johnny Blue Skies Saturdays.

The new Goose record rocks.

Had been too long since I mixed this one in. Absolute banger here from Timmy T.

This will be a contender for sad country song of the year. Man.

How can you post a list like this and not include The Rain Song?

This song is incredibly ahead of its time. The discography may be limited, but Otis is one of the all-time greats.

Sturgill’s cover of Whiter Shade of Pale gave me chills and tears in my eyes during rush hour traffic… Happy birthday to Johnny Blue Skies himself.

Black Crowes & Whiskey Myers tonight!

Saturday morning walking tunes.

My favorite albums of 2026 so far… Been a hell of a year for music!

It’s not Made by These Moments, but another really good album from the Red Clay Strays! These are two of my favorites so far.

Taylor Swift’s new song is good guys. Great releases from Mountain Grass Unit (EP) and Warren Hayes (live Grateful Dead cover) too. Looking forward to listening to the Red Clay Strays album tonight!

Cool release from Pink Floyd this morning. This version is essentially Pigs on the Wing Pt. 1 and 2 combined, with a nice slide guitar solo in the middle.

To me, this song is kinda like what the band Boston would song like if they were from the south instead of Boston.

Happy Anniversary, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. #OtisRedding loves you... "Otis had been listening to the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper album ever since its release, wearing it out as he had once worn out Sam Cooke’s Live At The Copa. He came up with '(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay,' a song that, in his mind, was an extension of the Beatles’ music . . . " --Peter Guralnick, R&B author and screenwriter "Otis was constantly working on material and ideas. The last night we were together we sat up for hours at a mutual friend’s house. He was dissecting the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper album, trying to figure out what they were doing. He really liked what they were doing and thought they were exceptionally clever. He would listen to it over and over again." --Phil Walden, Otis's producer and manager "Otis thought Sgt. Pepper was the greatest thing he ever heard. I guess he was thinking, 'How can I be this creative?'" --Zelma Redding, Otis's wife "Otis was fascinated by the Beatles. He played Sgt. Pepper over, and over, and over." --#Stax historian Rob Bowman #OtisRedding #Soul #RhythmAndBlues #Grammys #HallOfFame #Influencers #TheBeatles #SgtPepper #OnThisDay Sources: Sweet Soul Music: Rhythm & Blues and the Southern Dream of Freedom, Guralnick; Soulsville, USA: The Story of Stax Records, Bowman; "The enduring power of Otis Redding’s ‘Dock of the Bay’," New York Times; "Talkin’ about heart and soul: Otis Redding,” Clash Magazine

We’re excited to announce we’re dropping a three song EP with music from our upcoming album on Wednesday, June 3rd! We can’t wait to share the new music with y’all. Stay tuned and go pre-save it now! laylo.com/mountain_grass_uni…?

No surprise what my most listened to album of May was @49winchester