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To experience the "essential, eccentric south" real & raw go to http://www.twistedsouth.com The radio version of Twisted South Magazine, hosted weekly by a variety of special guests sometimes including Twisted South owner/CEO, Zeke Loftin and other Twisted South staff members.Visit with interesting musical guests and some of the wildest characters in the South and beyond. The show is known for its bizarre and famous call in guests and breaking all the rules of radio and producing hilarious off the wall content. From Elvis Presley's personal physician to Billy Bob Thornton to Wanda Jackson, the show is always over the top. Click here to reach the radio site: http://twistedsouth.com/#/radio/ or call us on Wednesday evenings from 8-9PM CST at 917.388.4498. Don't forget to check out Twisted South Magazine at http://www.twistedsouth.com Brought to you each week by Billy Crain and his latest release "Creole Shoes” http://www.billycrain.com Twisted South would like to welcome into our family The Outlaws!! Their banner with info on the latest album "It's About Pride" can be seen on our website. Be sure to check out The Outlaws here on FB or head over to their main website for complete up to date info on tours, music, news and more at: http://www.outlawsmusic.com/ To see our past guests on Twisted South Radio click here: https://www.facebook.com/TwistedSouthRadio/photos_albums

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It's a long way from south Mississippi, where she was born, to Glastonbury, in southwestern England. But Lisa Mills has played Glastonbury and many more European festivals enough to feel comfortable on both sides of the Atlantic. In... more
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If your best friends were in a band, wouldn't you go see them every chance you got? And if they ended up writing all of your new favorite songs, you'd tell all of your other friends about them, right? So every time your best friends play... more
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Gina Sicilia 2008 Blues Music Award Nominee for "Best New Artist" - Critically acclaimed, internationally touring Blues & Americana singer/songwriter from Philadelphia, PA. Brian Strange and the Strange Brothers are an Austin based... more
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Like so many of us, Rachel Brooke was born in the wrong time. Her classic style, and her simple and poetic songs fit much more snugly in an oval picture frame of tarnished metal and smoky glass than on CMT or Clear Channel pop country.... more
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Howard Kaylan, founding member of the Turtles and half of the duet called "Flo & Eddie" who were part of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Inventions, joins Twisted South Radio to talk about his long career and what he is doing now, including teaching... more
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In just a year or so, soulsters Fitz & the Tantrums went from the living room to the main stage. The recipe for meteoric success? Six killer musicians, five dapper suits, irresistible songs, some serendipity and one vintage organ. Since their first... more
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Too Slim & The Taildraggers are Straight Whiskey Blues with a Southern Rock Beer Chaser. Angie and the Car Wrecks are comprised of two brothers, Shawn and Dale Ball, on the upright bass and guitar, respectively, with their... more
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Jaida Dreyer was born in Canada but raised in Nashville,we welcome her southern style to the show. Jesse Dayton is playing Kinky Friedman in an upcoming play. The movie I did over the summer, "The Sinner," will be... more
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The Blues are a religion and Brian "Husky" Burnette sho nuff preaches it. He blends Mississippi Delta guitar licks with Rock n Roll, Electric Blues and Attitude. His music is gritty, soulful, southern, deep-fried, low-down and dirty. Husky,... more
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Growing up in Buffalo, SC, Vanderford first learned to play the harp from his grandfather. Initially, Vanderford blended the country style of his grandfather with the sound of the Chicago blues. One day on the way to school, however,... more
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