These first days back at work are taking a lot out of me. My posting is slip sliding away, and I don’t like missing a post after getting the habit pretty much ingrained. Today in my web wandering I stumbled across a reference on Appalachian Treks to the everybodyfields a group out of Johnson City, Tennessee just over the border from my North Carolina wannabe stomping grounds. The have a great sound. Check out their site and listen to their jukebox, I think you might just find you like their sound.
Here is their bio from their site…

the everybodyfields from Johnson City, TN are rapidly gaining a reputation as the front-runners of the newest generation of the alt-country movement. the everybodyfields offer melancholic interpretations of universal human stories set to achingly beautiful melodies. They put these interpretations to life with such instrumentation as lap steel, lead guitar, electric bass, piano and acoustic guitar. The members cite their influences as country, rock and roll, and folk. Fronted by Sam Quinn and Jill Andrews, the two share instruments and seamlessly merge their wildly different voices. Quinn’s echoing twang reverberates like a long-lost radio broadcast and provides a hard edge to Andrews pure, soothing tones. Straightforward and sure, the everybodyfields are more accessible to listeners than many modern musicians. Their sets’ gentle humor combined with songs about real-life sorrows demonstrate an appreciation for tradition, while at the same time conjuring up something that is not, in fact, traditional at all.

Now I know this is one short (and late) post, but I’m off for the night…If yoi are still looking for a good read…Run over to my Blogroll and follow some of the links you will find there. Bye Bye….