Brennen Leigh "Analog"

I think it was two years ago, at Ray Benson's (Asleep at the Wheel) 66th birthday party. It is a Tuesday event, kicking off music week of SXSW©, and Ray raises money for the Austin musicians health organization, HAAM that evening. He also invites lots of friends to the stage as part of the festivities, and as I entered, the song “Analog” was wafting through the air. The writer of that tune was singing, and she is Brennen Leigh. She speaks of an easier time, when human connection wasn’t so challenged by competing electronics.

Brennen Leigh and Noel McKay came to play for the Music Fog cameras while we were filming in Nashville early February. Brennen and Noel will be playing for my bash in Austin for SXSW©, which I am happy to say will be broadcast live on WMOT.org, and live video on the WMOT/VuHaus/NPR Music channel. Sorry to say the Foggers are not making this trip, but here are the artists WMOT Roots Radio will be showcasing at El Mercado, 1302 S 1st from Noon to 6pm, Tuesday March 12th through Saturday March 16th. Listen, watch or come by if you are in Austin.

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Tuesday 3/12 

  • 12:00PM Rosie Flores

  • 1:00PM Dale Watson

  • 2:00PM Pat Byrne

  • 3:00PM Kelly Willis

  • 4:00PM Brother Brothers

  • 5:00PM Ray Wylie Hubbard

Wednesday 3/13

  • 12:00PM Chuck Mead

  • 1:00PM Cactus Blossoms

  • 2:00PM Sam Morrow

  • 3:00PM Bill Kirchen

  • 4:00PM Bonnie Bishop

  • 5:00PM Logan Ledger

Thursday 3/14

  • 12:00PM Liz Brasher

  • 1:00PM Bailen

  • 2:00PM Band of Heathens

  • 3:00PM Joshua Ray Walker

  • 4:00PM Brennen Leigh & Noel McKay

  • 5:00PM Sarah Potenza

Friday 3/15

  • 12:00PM John Paul White

  • 1:00PM Cedric Burnside

  • 2:00PM John The Martyr

  • 3:00PM Nakia & The Blues Grifters

  • 4:00PM Tyler Ramsey

  • 5:00PM Marcus King Band

Saturday 3/16

  • 12:00PM Jamestown Revival

  • 1:00PM Drivin’ & Cryin’

  • 2:00PM Garrett LaBeau

  • 3:00PM Marcia Ball

  • 4:00PM Jared Deck

  • 5:00PM The Peterson Brothers

Something to get you excitied now, the the Music Fog recording of "Analog" from Brennen Leigh, filmed in Nashville just a few weeks ago.

- Jessie Scott