Co., Ohio Valley Bank and Portable Solutions. This year's concert sponsors are Phillips Funeral Home, Glockner dealerships, Perry Distributors, The Shakery, Melini's Ristorante, Ironton Council for the Arts, The Armory Smoke House, Patties and Pints, Gold Street Auto Repair, J&J Maintenance, Appalachian Mechanical, Holliday Inn Express, Marriott TownPlace, ServPro of Scioto and West Law. "Our sponsors are supporting our concerts so support them please, come downtown early and have dinner at one or our unique sponsoring restaurants," said Sam Heighton, executive director of Ironton aLive. at the Ironton Farmers Market Square, on Second Street in downtown Ironton.Ĭoncerts are free, held outdoors and family friendly. The Tuesday Night Concert series is at 6:30 p.m. "All Americana turned out to be was all the cool songs that couldn't get on the radio stations." Free shipping on many items Browse your favorite. "Yeah, they finally stuck a name on it," McNurlin said, although that name doesn't really fit him well, since he is too country for rock and roll and too rock and roll and folky for the Gospel people. Get the best deals on toy story woody boots when you shop the largest online selection at. The genre is more commonly called Americana now. "I just say the heck with it, I'm just going to play it. And I just wanted to play it all, so where are they going to put me?" McNurlin said. Although I love the traditional country music, I also love Bob Dylan and Neil Young, but I also love gospel music and Woodie Guthrie and Arlo Guthrie and Rambling Jack Elliot.
When he started out in 1993, the genre was called alternative country or cow punk and included everyone from Jason and the Scorchers to the Jayhawks.
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