Pink Floyd’s The Wall gets a redneck makeover by Luther Wright & the Wrongs

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

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.