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"As high-spirited as
a barn dance and as rueful sounding as Johnny Cash."
Philip Wilding Classic Rock Magazine |
| "The young men in the hard-
driving Nashville band Old Crow Medicine Show deliver old-time country music as its seldom been
heard." – THE NEW YORKER |
"Old-timey, my
arse,
these boys rock hard." – MOJO |
"As high-spirited as
a barn dance and as rueful sounding as Johnny Cash."
Philip Wilding Classic Rock Magazine |
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| Old Crow Medicine Show (OCMS)
are excited to announce the release of their newest album, Carry Me Back, on July 17 through ATO
Records. Carry Me Back is the band's fourth studio album and first since 2008's Tennessee
Pusher, and features 12 brand-new tracks that sonically span the band's career while still pushing them forward
in new directions as musicians and songwriters. The album was recorded at the legendary Sound
Emporium studios in Nashville (O Brother, Where Art Thou?; REM's Document; Robert Plant and Alison
Krauss's Raising Sand). |
Stream the New Album Exclusively on JamBase below!
Then grab your copy available 7/17! |
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 Carry Me Back was produced by Ted Hutt
(Gaslight Anthem, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly). "Ted Hutt asked us to really dig deep as artists, as
songwriters, to get to the heart of the matter of these songs and, especially, not to settle for anything less than their
greatness," recalls Ketch Secor of the band. Secor is also very proud of the results - "For me, Carry Me
Back is all about the songs, how they line up, intertwine, switch partners, and promenade home."
OCMS is also a part of the tour documentary Big Easy Express, which screened
last week at the Nashville Film Festival. The movie documents last year's Railroad Revival Tour, which
featured OCMS on tour with Mumford & Sons and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
on a tour across the US, where the three bands travelled together on vintage train cars, playing rambunctiously fun
shows at stops along the way. |
Last month, Old Crow
Medicine Show filmed five guerilla videos in five hours revisiting important sites from their career. The
first, "Bootlegger's Boy," was filmed while busking on 2nd Avenue in Nashville. Next up, we have
"Ain't It Enough", filmed in the echo chamber at the historic Sound Emporium Studios in Nashville, where
the band recorded their new album Carry Me Back. The third video features "Sewanee Mountain
Catfight," filmed while busking outside of the Ryman's 5th Ave. entrance.
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Stream the New Album! Available Exclusively from
JamBase
Carry Me Back by Old Crow Medicine Show
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| Catch OCMS On Tour This Summer!
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OCMS (Ketch Secor, Critter Fuqua, Kevin Hayes, Morgan Jahnig,
Gill Landy, and Chance McCoy)
will be hitting the road to tour the US this Summer in support of Carry Me Back.
The Lumineers and Milk Carton Kids will provide support on a number of dates.
Full listing of tour dates
can be found below and on their JamBase Shows Page.
7/19 – Indianapolis, IN
7/20 - St. Louis, MO
7/21 – Kansas City, MO
7/26 - Louisville, KY
7/27 - Cincinnati, OH
7/28 - Nashville, TN
8/1 - Richmond, VA
8/2 - Washington, DC
8/3 - Washington, DC
8/4 - Philadelphia, PA
8/6 - New York, NY
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8/8 - Portland, ME
8/9 - Boston, MA
8/10 - Burlington VT
8/12 – Pittsburgh, PA
8/16 – Black Mountain, NC
8/17 - Salem, VA
8/18 - Cary, NC
8/19 - Charlottesville, VA
8/23 – Birmingham, AL
8/24 – Knoxville, TN
8/25 – Atlanta, GA |
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Track Listing:
1. Carry Me Back to Virginia
2. We Don't Grow Tobacco
3. Levi
4. Bootlegger's Boy
5. Ain't It Enough
6. Mississippi Saturday Night
7. Steppin' Out
8. Genevieve
9. Country Gal
10. Half Mile Down
11. Sewanee Mountain Catfight
12. Ways of Man |
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