Tag: Infamous Stringdusters

Charting: Steep Canyon Rangers, Lumineers

Last week we confidently predicted a long run for Lyle Lovett’s Release Me at the top of the Americana Music Association airplay chart. So much for that. This week Justin Townes Earles’ Nothing’s Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me moved past it to the number one position.

Chart debuts this week: The Steep Canyon Rangers’ Nobody Knows You at #22, the Infamous Stringdusters’ Silver Sky at #30, The Lumineers album at #34 and Anais Mitchell’s Young Man in America at #40.

The most-added album on Americana music radio was Hank III’s Long Gone Daddy.

Goat Rodeo Sessions enter Americana Music Chart

Ryan Adams’s Ashes & Fire won’t budge from the top of the Americana Music Radio Chart, holding on to #1 for yet another week, followed by Robert Earl Keen’s Ready for Confetti and The Jayhawks’ Mocking Bird Time.

The big changes are all at the bottom of the chart, with The
Goat Rodeo Sessions
featuring Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile, entering at #37. The Infamous Stringdusters are at #38 with We’ll Do It Live and the Milk Carton Kids enter the chart at #39 with Prologue.

Among the most added albums are Willie Nelson’s Remember Me
Vol 1
, with 14 new stations, and the Little Willies’ For the Good Times with 11 new stations. There’s a trend in there somewhere.

Chris Isaak, Dale Watson celebrate Sun Records

Given this site’s obvious affection for Sun Records, it’s heartening – and a little astounding – to see two albums on the Americana Music Chart pay tribute to the label. Dale Watson and the Texas Two are at #25 with “The Sun Sessions” and Chris Isaak breaks in at #31 this week with the two-CD “Beyond the Sun.” The music is more than half a century old, but still sounds vibrant.
Other newcomers to the chart include Kathleen Edwards’ “Voyageur” at #26, HoneyHoney’s “Billy Jack” at #38 and the Infamous Stringdusters at #40.
At the very top of the chart, Ryan Adams’ “Ashes & Fire” displaces the Jayhawks at #1.