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Laura Cantrell (* um 1967 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA) ist eine US-amerikanische Country-Sängerin und Radio-DJ mit ihrer eigenen Sendung (Radio Thrift Shop) auf WFMU. Sie ist verheiratet mit Jeremy Tepper (Frontmann der Band The World Famous Blue Jays ), mit dem sie eine Tochter hat.
6 giu 2023 · Album Review Laura Cantrell - Just Like A Rose: The Anniversary Sessions. By Helen Jerome. This is Laura Cantrell at the top of her game, embracing and pushing at the edges of Americana, roping in her musical pals, getting in some heartfelt politics and presenting us with something entirely joyous yet thoughtful.
23 mag 2023 · After a nine-year hiatus, Laura Cantrell, a long-beloved presence in the U.S. and international Americana & Roots music scene, is back with a new studio album ‘Just Like A Rose: The Anniversary ...
And over the last six years, her noon-to-3-P.M. show, 'The Radio Thrift Shop' on WFMU, the famously eclectic New Jersey radio station, has made her one of the city's best-known deejays among music lovers with a country-and-western bent." — The New York Times. Visit lauracantrell.com for MP3 downloads, upcoming gigs and more!! How This Works...
20 giu 2023 · In essence, Just Like A Rose is not just another album, but a celebration of Laura Cantrell’s career as a recording artist now spanning more than 20 years, as well as her work as a radio host, writer and parent. It’s an album which perfectly showcases her country roots and which also conveys a real sense of joy through Laura’s ever sweet ...
23 giu 2023 · By Rob Hughes. Initially conceived as a 20th-anniversary nod to 2000 debut Not The Tremblin’ Kind, this first-rate studio return was derailed by the pandemic. Just Like A Rose is well worth the ...
1 ott 2000 · Laura Cantrell is a Nashville-born, New York-based country music artist. Since her critically acclaimed debut, 2000’s Not The Tremblin’ Kind, Cantrell’s music has been celebrated in The New York Times, “O” Magazine, Elle, and the Wall Street Journal, and has been featured on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and “Weekend Edition.”...
