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New York, New York! Start spreading the news, this is our best podcast yet, a tribute to some of the great indendent bands and musicians currently "making it" in New York City. Our 74th podcast features music from The Knockout Drops, The Shames, Chris Ayer, LongRoad, The Compulsions, Deni Bonet, Annie Keating, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: Pilot Light The Knockout Drops 12 Foot Stare The Shames The Story Chri

This week's Great American Music Hour Track Of The Week is "Creature Comfort" by Pennsylvania's The Dropzines from their album Between Sheets and Walls. The Dropzines play an infectious brand of pop rock that compares favorably with classic bands like The Replacements, Big Star, and others. Between Sheets and Walls can be purchased on Apple iTunes or from the band's website where you can learn more about them and their music. The Dropzines are currently in the studio working on a new album, but in the meantime sit back, enjoy a great song, and be sure to tell your friends and neighbors about th

The Blues Show Welcome to our 72nd podcast, featuring a variety of blues music from some great independent bands and musicians including Chris Juergensen, Cy Taggart, Hooverville, Terri Lynn, Stephen Yerkey, Smokey Wilson, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: Come On Baby Chris Juergensen Essentially A Century Of Blues Cy Taggart Straight Talk About The Blues Martin Mull The Tombstone Blues Gentry Bronson Jefferson

This week's Great American Music Hour Track Of The Week is "Life In A Minor Key" by Richmond, Virginia alt-country band Blue Line Highway from their new album Life In A Minor Key. Blue Line Highway is a true American Band with a timeless sound — a classic blend of country, blues, and old school rock and roll-that's delivered in the spirit of The Band, Janis Joplin, Arlo Guthrie and all those other performers whose music is at once both perennially fresh and old as the hills. Life In A Minor Key can be purchased on Apple iTunes. You can also check out their website for more information about the

More New Music for '07 Welcome to our 72nd show, featuring some great independent bands and musicians from around the country, including Ralston Bowles of Michigan, Chris of New York, Kraig Kenning of Illinois, Laura Shay of Philadelphia, Kid Goat of Washington, D.C., Stoll Vaughan of Lexington, Kentucky, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: You Already Knew That Ralston Bowles Fall Away (State I'm In) Chris Ayer Pe

The Country Music Show Welcome to our 71st show, featuring some great independent "Country Music." Before you get worried, this isn't the kind of Country music you'll find on the radio; it's the kind that would never get played on the radio these days precisely because it's too country. But if you're a fan of authentic Country songs you'll love this week's Great American Music Hour, which features bands and musicians including Hyde Tanner and the Ramblers, Paula Sinclair, David Church, Elizabeth Ames, Smokey Wilson, Vernon Oxford, Hooverville, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check

Lucky Seven-Oh… Welcome to our 70th show. This week's Great American Music Hour features bands and musicians including The Boring Normals, Lee Tyler Post, Jonathan Coulton, Andrew Collberg, Melodrome, Hillstomp, Jimmy Sapienza, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: Sundial The Boring Normals Lords Of Grace Lee Tyler Post Come Back To Bed Kristin Markinton Overhead Jonathan Coulton I Wish Tapwater Crying Is Done Melod

This week's Great American Music Hour Track Of The Week is "Ballad Of The Busy Head" by Atlanta, Georgia's High Cotton from their new live album Hanging By A Thread. A recent review said, "High Cotton perform Americana/Folk original music with side steps to Country, Blues and Folk Rock. They are a synthesis of each members' past musical experiences, including, Folk, Jazz, Country, Celtic, Rock, 50’s Doo-Wop and even Storytelling. We'd say they are somewhere between Patsy and U2 and Cash and Coltrane…" Today we present the Nanci Griffith-influenced track, "Ballad Of The Busy Head." Hanging By A

Bands That Rock! When we say an artist rocks, it refers more to a state of mind than to a style of music. This week's Great American Music Hour features bands that -- in our opinion -- rock, including The Ray Mason Band, The Orderlies, The Atkinsons, Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers, Bang!, The Bart Chucker Band, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: English Leather Ray Mason Band The Time Is Right The Orderlies Song Fo

More New Music For 2007 This week's Great American Music Hour features more new music by independent rock, folk, singer songwriter and Americana bands and musicians including The Gousters, Phil Ayoud, Kip Jones, Blue Line Highway, Additional Moog and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: Only Eighteen The Gousters Low (Or Libra) Phil Ayoub And So We Go Kip Jones California Sunset Weary Boys What Jersey Could Be Patrick K

This week's Great American Music Hour Track Of The Week is "Splits" by The Dolorama Project from their new album Subject To Change. Close to a one-man show, the Dolorama Project has been staged by Roeland Dol, an editor who compiles dictionaries by day and songs by night. The Project's album, Subject To Change, contains 14 tracks in various tones and voices, all of which emerged during the recording process. Since love and life don't always lead to happy endings (or seldom without a bit of a struggle anyway), most of the lyrics have a certain weary quality, but it's not all gloomy stuff. Subjec

Winter's Almost Over! This week's Great American Music Hour features songs by independent bands and musicians to help us remember that Winter is almost over. Accordingly, this week's program features songs from Elizabeth Ames, Early Thomas, Shocking Edison, Alex Lowe, Bazza, and others. Enjoy the music, and be sure and check out The Best Of The Great Amerian Music Hour sampler series on Apple iTunes. Also, clicking the link below makes it easy to subscribe to our show, for free, on iTunes: Genesee Elizabeth Ames & the Countrypolitans Higher Early Thomas Fighting Shocking Edison Sometimes Blues

This week's Great American Music Hour Track Of The Week is "Life Without Fences" by Lee Tyler Post from his album Life Without Fences. Over the past six years, Lee has built a reputation as a road warrior with a blue-collar approach to his music, performing 150-200 shows a year and driving 25,000-40,000 miles annually. He calls his style "Rock N Soul,"and at least one reviewer agreed, describing it this way: “...Post's sound is as much Springsteen and Van Morrison as it is Otis Redding and Al Green: blue-collar heartland grit mixed with Motor City soul...” His album, Life Without Fences, can be