Farm Aid 2011. Live in Kansas City.
Neil Young Cover. Live
This is a song by Neil Young…
NEIL!
Neil Young cover from the Farm Aid offices
Song of the Day - 3/22/12
“Counting on Karma” by Will Dailey and The Rivals
Today I’m giving some much-deserved props to Boston’s own Will Dailey and The Rivals, who recently caught my ear with the sunny, hook-laden acoustic gem ”Counting on Karma” off their 2011 self-titled release. Dailey and company have enjoyed a recent wave of critical acclaim and a steady rise in popularity, earning two Boston Music Awards for Best Male Singer-Songwriter and opening for legends like Neil Young and Willie Nelson. Next Tuesday (3/27/12), the band will play a live set on WERS 88.9 FM, Emerson College’s student-run station and one of the best sources of new music you can find. Should be a smashing show, so be sure to tune in.
Will Dailey & Audrey Ryan. LIVE March 8th @ Club Passim- Cambridge MA
Monday- Feb. 6th Around The World!!
“Dailey is by far one of the brightest singer/songwriters in the Boston area. His songs are immediately accessible; his voice has the same big-biz charm that’s scored people like Chris Martin and Caleb Followell more ink and cash than the Backstreet Boys. But the Andover native also does a mean Chris Robinson impression and has an obsession with the Stones album Sticky Fingers (read about that here). Beneath the pop sensibility he has a dark side that’ll always bring him street-cred in the Americana world. That combo is dangerous, and the songs are drenched in raw personality and mature with an honest vision, much like something Neil Young would pen.”
The Band Of Heathens and Will in Boston, MA covering Neil Young…
Dailey is an acclaimed recording and performing artist, who is a three-time winner of the Boston Music Award for Best Singer/Songwriter. Dailey has released two full-length albums (Back Flipping Forward and Torrent) through CBS Records and his music has been featured on over 50 TV programs and films. He has appeared on stage with Neil Young, Dave Matthews, Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp at two of their philanthropic Farm Aid concerts, and recently completed work on a Stephen King/John Mellencamp project produced by T Bone Burnett. After seeing Will Dailey & The Rivals in concert, the New York Post’s Dan Aquilante declared, "Will Dailey is the real deal."
