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Medicine Show

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Medicine Show
An itinerant spectacle common in the American West from the late 1800s to the early 1900s as a vehicle to huckster various (ineffective) patent medicines
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DAVE RAWLINGS MACHINE A Friend Of A Friend (Acony) w AS the writing partner of Gillian Welch, sometime Ryan Adams collaborator and producer of bands such as Bright Eyes and Old Crow Medicine Show, David Rawlings certainly keeps good company.
DAVE RAWLINGS MACHINE A Friend [...] by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
DAVID RAWLINGS MACHINE A Friend Of A Friend **** Best known as the harmony/guitar partner of the amazing Gillian Welch, Rawlings swaps places here and it's Gillian, along with pals from Old Crow Medicine Show and Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, who give gorgeous backing to his tender touch and sweet entreaties.
ALBUMS; MUSIC by The Mirror (London, England)
Old Crow Medicine Show plays Tuesday The Old Crow Medicine Show will bring its progressive Americana to the McDonald Theatre for a Tuesday show starting at 8 p.
BRIEFLY MUSIC by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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