John Carter Cash Headlines Nu Country TV
The descendants of the famed outlaw pioneers Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash headline Nu Country TV this Saturday November 22 at 9 pm on Channel 31/ Digital 44.
Whey Jennings – grandson of Waylon’s widow and country singer Jessi Colter – proves he can’t outrun a train in the show repeated on Monday at 3 am.
Grammy winner John Carter Cash – son of Johnny – finds snow on the sand in his Nu Country TV return.
NSW Central coast chanteuse Jasmine Sparkes, Canadian tourist Josh Ross and Kiwi Star Mel Parsons also boomerang this week.
Virginian star Trace Nixon also appears this week on our program filmed and produced by co-host editor-producer and camera man Laith Graham.
Nu Country TV is a highlight of C 31 streaming list on Digital 44.
Further info – https://www.c31.org.au/
Whey Jennings Train Trauma
Whey Jennings issues a train warning on his return to our show.
Whey followed the trail of his grandmother Jessi Colter and her late singing spouse Waylon who died at 64 on February 13, 2002.
Jennings is the nephew of Waylon and Jessi Colter’s son Shooter.
The singer, now 44, gave us a different train journey as he couldn’t escape a belle who didn’t ring for him but he gave us a lively lyrical journey.
Can’t Outrun A Train follows his debut album Jekyll & Hyde.
Whey also fronted our show with Jekyll & Hyde, Ten Day Run, Just Before The Dawn and with Creed Fisher on Don’t You Think This Outlaw Things Done Got Out Of Hand that was cut by Waylon as the second single on his I’ve Always Been Crazy album in 1978.
His previous EPs were Gypsy Soul in 2020 and If It Wasn’t for The Sinning in 2022.
Further info – https://www.wheyjennings.com/
John Carter Cash Finds Snow On The Sand
John Carter Cash – only son of Johnny and his second wife June Carter Cash – returns with a sandy sequel.
John, now 55, is also the grandson of Maybelle Carter.
The thrice wed singer is wed to fellow songbird Ana Christina Cash and has written books about his parents.
He also appeared in the movies Walk The Line and Stagecoach.
John is author of three children’s books Momma Loves Her Little Son, Daddy Loves His Little Girl and The Cat in the Rhinestone Suit.
His first novel fantasy Lupus Rex was released in 2013 and he’s author of The Cash And Carter Family Cookbook.
Snow On The Sand is on his fifth album Pineapple John.
Click Here for a previous Nu Country feature on John Carter Cash.
Jasmine Sparkes Six Dinners Behind Bars
NSW Central coast chanteuse Jasmine Sparkes returns to Behind Bars with our recipe of the week – Six Dinners.
She previously appeared on our show with Coast To Coast – a tribute to her hometown Yarramalong.
Jasmine is in Central Coast trio Soul Station and Newcastle band Bad Paris.
This time she sang of a single mother having a second chance at romance.
Six Dinners follows her EP Sparkes Road.
Jasmine’s journey in music began when she was just 10 in churches and musical theatres.
Further info – https://www.jasminesparkes.com/
Virginian Trace Nixon And Fiance Ashley Grant Also Behind Bars
Virginian star Trace Nixon is joined by his fiancé Ashley Grant in his debut video Second Hand Hold On Me from his Hand Me Down EP.
Trace, now 30, recorded his Alan Jackson tribute This One’s For Alan with his band Gone Country.
He played baseball and gridiron at Shenandoah University, Winchester, before music took over.
Trace hails from a small, central Virginia town just outside Charlottesville and was raised by two professional musicians – Nick and Michelle Nixon.
He grew up backstage watching, listening, and learning from his parents who met while performing at Old Dominion Barn Dance in the early ’90s.
They played the Virginia honky tonk scene before Trace arrived in 1995.
Further info – https://tracenixonofficial.com/
Canadian Josh Ross Complicated
Recent Canadian tourist Josh Ross returns to our show after playing 2024 Ridin Hearts Festival.
Josh, now 31, hails from Ontario and performs Later Tonight that follows his second EP Complicated.
Ross agreed with the belle who left him and his car in flames in his previous Nu Country TV video Leave Me Too on his second EP Complicated.
The former construction manager and rugby refugee moved to Nashville in 2019 to follow his music and proved the journey was worth it.
CLICK HERE for our 2024 Riding Hearts Festival review.
Further info – https://www.joshrossmusic.com/
Mel Parsons Here Now
Kiwi singer Mel Parsons returns to Nu Country TV with her latest hit Be Here Now.
The West Coast New Zealand sheep and wheat farm refugee is a prolific award-winning singer.
Mel, now 43, toured Chile and the Rocky Mountains in Canada in her music trips.
This week she launched Be Here Now with Mitchell Froom of Crowded House.
It follows her sixth album Sabotage.
Mel previously fronted our show with her hit Post High Slide that followed Sabotage she recorded during Covid.
The Lyttleton artist performed at Folk Alliance in Montreal, Canada, and opened for Crowded House on their Gravity Stairs tour.
Mel’s 2024 Sabotage album was nominated for the Taite Prize and Album of Year at Aotearoa Music Awards where she won best folk artist in 2020.
Further info – https://melparsons.com/
We start and finish our show with the Texan Jennings clan with Waylon performing The Cowboy Small Texas Town.
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