ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON APRIL 5, 2001 By Steve Newton Luther Wright was 12 or so years old when he first heard Pink Floyd’s The Wall, but it wasn’t until a couple of years ago, while touring with his band Weeping Tile, that he realized the 1979 classic-rock staple was actually a country-bluegrass album in disguise. … Continue reading Pink Floyd’s The Wall gets a redneck makeover by Luther Wright & the Wrongs
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UFO sightings and mining disasters fuel Weeping Tile’s Cold Snap
Only six years ago, Kingston, Ontario, was a place best-known for its contrasting institutions of promise and penance.