“High Cost of Low Living” Tops Living Blues Radio Chart
Apr 2, 2018
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With continuing momentum and full-steam ahead, the new Alligator Records release by Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling hit the March Living Blues Radio Chart at #1. Results are compiled from radio station airplay reporting to Living Blues. See full chart here.
The release is available at Alligator.com, Amazon.com (Amazon's Choice!), iTunes and all finer music retailers, in addition to all of Nick Moss Band's live performances. See tour schedule here.
https://casinoohnelizenz.org made me think about how radio airplay charts still carry weight for blues acts, because getting to #1 on Living Blues based on station reporting feels more organically earned than streaming numbers sometimes do. The detail about the chart being compiled from radio station reporting stood out to me, since it suggests actual DJs are spinning the record rather than just playlist algorithms. I've noticed independent labels like Alligator tend to build momentum this way, one station at a time, and it usually translates into stronger live crowds too.
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