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As Americana/folk rock band The Contenders, Jay Nash and Josh Day make the sort of music found in the intricate and varied tapestry that is real Americana—full of grit, with a steady heartbeat and a hint of honky-tonk.
Released in January 1990, the debut album The Contenders features 11 tracks written by the Kulseth brothers, a rollicking boogie woogie-style cover of Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" and the first released recording of "A Little Love is a Dangerous Thing" by US songwriters Katy Moffatt and Tom Russell.
‘Laughing with the Reckless’: A Unique Heartbreak written by Joey Ryan – The Milk Carton Kids. I’ve met a lot of people in a lot of places. I’ve gotten to know them for a half a night or half a day. I’ve performed in their towns. Tiny shows, usually, with sparse crowds.
Nov 20, 2017 · The Contenders perform, 'Save a Place at the Table' from the album, 'Laughing with the Reckless', out November 3rd, 2017 on Rock Ridge Music.
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Nov 3, 2017 · The Contenders | Laughing with the Reckless OUT NOW! VIDEO PREMIERE: “CALL ME THE LUCKY ONE” BY THE CONTENDERS. 17th April 2018. Folkicana duo The Contenders released their debut full-length, Laughing With The Reckless on November 3rd via Rock Ridge Music.
May 6, 2024 · The troubadour lifestyle, marked by sharing music, stories, food, and drink in strangers’ homes, shapes their songwriting. It’s a reality that gives them hope, yet, lately, breaks their hearts ...
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Jul 27, 2023 · The record is significant because it was the one and only album made by The Contenders, who arguably were the best rock band in Nashville for a couple of years in the mid-1970s.
