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Music Video for Meade Skelton’s “Sweet Tea”
August 7, 2012Check out Meade Skelton’s official music video for the song “Sweet Tea,” which is off his latest album “Meade Music.”
Meade Skelton’s Back
February 9, 2012
Meade Skelton, an avid reader of this blog, is back with another show full of country love songs that I’m sure he’d love for you to come see.
On Saturday, Feb. 11, Meade Skelton and the Meadow Street Band performs live at The Camel with special guest Herschel Stratego for an early show starting at 6 p.m.
Meade Skelton – Those Bad Things You Do
Meade Skelton – We Talk in Circles
The 2010 Richmond Playlist
December 31, 2010
And 2010 comes to a close. Another notch in the calendar and a time to look back and reminisce on the year and look forward to what’s coming next.
It’s been lots of fun running this site over the past year and I’ve gotten to hear some great music and meet some amazing people. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for 2011.
But one of the best things about the end of the year is looking back on all the music that your life memorable. I had a hard time putting together a collection of Richmond-based songs and keep it at a decent length, but somehow I managed to narrow it down.
So for your enjoyment, I present to you the 2010 Richmond Playlist.
Dean Fields – Before Morning Sobers
Dave Watkins – Whiskey Butter Sauce
Samson Trinh & the Upper East Side Big Band – Oh Darling
Prabir/Goldrush – The Pursuit of Happiness
Battleflags – This Time-This Time
Ferdinand Thomas – Wooden Eyes
Andy Moore – Chicago
Safety Word Orange – Follow Suit
The Girtles – Boy
Long Arms – Wating To Be Reborn
Javaquarium – Lhasa Apso (Tipsy’s Song)
T-Division – Picture Box
Alex Enggist – The 4:55 Downtown
Morning Disaster – Black Leather Books
The Greater The Risk – Braver
Branch Clarke – Overboard
Meade Skelton – How Am I Supposed To Live Without Ukrops
Anousheh Khalili – In The Air Tonight
The Gaskets – Eiffel Tower
Photosynthesizers – Astrobelts
Moruza – Richmond
Against Grace & Doethepaperboy – Monday
Jonathan Vassar & the Speckled Bird – The Fault Line Blues
Meade Skelton Releases New EP
December 8, 2010
Meade Skelton is a frequent reader of this blog. He usually hates everything I write about and lets me know that I should be writing about other types of music.
Hopefully, Meade will like this post.
Meade Skelton’s new EP “We Talk In Circles” is now available on CD and 10″ record and includes fan favorites including “Hipsters Ruin Everything,” which I have to admit cracks me up everytime I hear it. Meade’s EP is very catchy and I’m surprised by how much I’m actually enjoying it.
From the man himself:
“We Talk In Circles” was recorded 6 years ago at the Mosque in Richmond and I put it on youtube in 2006, and it became an instant hit! People kept asking me, “Meade, when are you gonna put that on wax?” Well, wait no more! Its here. Its now available on a 10″ record, Compact disc, or even digital download. I prefer the vinyl, myself. But I’m very particular that way… There are 6 songs – including Fan favorites such as “Hipsters Ruin Everything,” and “River City” and “The Crossroads.” I had a lot of help from the finest musicians in Richmond- including The Meadow Street Band! Its a nice blend of Alternative Country Pop,50′s rock n’ roll, Piano Frill and Gospel Fervor. All put into a blender and pureed for your ears! Please check it out and pick up a copy today.
The record release party for “We talk in Circles” will be on Jan. 8 at The Camel with Herschel Stratego and the Slomski Brothers, but if you can’t wait that long, Meade has a few shows before the end of the year. He’ll be performing on Friday, Dec. 10 at Sprout, Sunday, Dec. 19 at Tabernacle Baptist Church and Thursday, Dec. 23 outside the Byrd Theatre.
Meade Skelton – Those Bad Things You Do
Meade Skelton – We Talk in Circles
Herschel Stratego & Meade Skelton: Together Again for the First Time
July 16, 2010
Here’s a pairing I never thought I’d see.
Tiny guitar playing Herschel Stratego will be performing with none other than the church-loving Ukrops-song-writing man of mystery known as Meade Skelton. The two will be performing with W.R. Draper at the Camel this Saturday, July 17.
I’m interested in seeing how this turns out. Herschel is known for being extremely liberal and Meade for being very conservative and Christian. It could turn out to be absolutely horrible or the greatest pairing ever made.
Get ready. It’s going to be one hell of a night.
