BRAND NEW VIDEO!
Our longtime friend Jessie Scott, former Program Director of the sadly defunct X-Country channel on XM Radio, has begun a new online endeavor along with partners Jim McBean and Ben Krech. It's called Music Fog, and music coverage of the Americana Revolution is their mission. They paid us a visit at the 8x10 in Baltimore and grabbed some killer video of the show. Check it out here, and be sure to surf the site a bit. It's good stuff from a real champion of the cause.

Billy's Montage '08
Click here to view a two-minute video recap of the Paul Thorn Band in 2008.

Jamboree In The Hills
On July 20th, 2008, Paul Thorn played the Jamboree In The Hills music festival near Wheeling, West Virginia. A top-notch video crew was on hand for a live broadcast and both audio and visual are high quality...

>> Click here to view "Crutches" from the Long Way From Tupelo album.
>> Click here to watch "Double Wide Paradise" from the Hammer & Nail CD.

The Paul Thorn Band on Jimmy Kimmel Live
The PTB appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 22nd and you can view the performance here. Thanks for watching!

Watch the Long Way From Tupelo video
Paul did a performance video to promote the brand new CD, A Long Way From Tupelo. View it here.

Paul and his daughter Kit
On December 22, 2007, Paul Thorn's daughter Kit performed a song with him in Memphis, Tennessee. Have a look at it here; this one is not to be missed!

Paul sings the National Anthem
On August 9th, 2007, the Arizona Diamondbacks played the Pittsburgh Pirates in Phoenix. Paul sang the Star Spangled Banner. Watch it in Windows Media or Quicktime.

So Far So Good LIVE
Get the sampler platter from Paul's 2006 CD/DVD release, So Far So Good LIVE. Here is the Windows Media version, and here is the Apple Quicktime version.

Delbert McLinton's Sandy Beaches Cruise
Over the last few years, Delbert McClinton has been kind enough to invite Paul to be one of the artists featured on his annual Sandy Beaches Cruise. Here is a Quicktime movie photo collage from 2006's SBC 12 accompanied by Billy Maddox's favorite song.

Sandy Beaches Cruise 11
And here is an interview with Paul interspersed with solo performance excerpts from SBC 11 in 2005: Windows Media | Apple Quicktime

Another photo collage
We take a bunch of pictures when we're on the road. Here is a Quicktime movie of some of our favorites over the soundtrack It Don't Feel Like Saturday Night.

PT interview with Sing Magazine
Paul Thorn did an interview with Sing Magazine and the audio is available on their website. Just surf on over to www.singmagazine.net and click on the Interviews link.

Paul Thorn on National Public Radio
What do Albert Einstein, Harry Truman, and Paul Thorn have in common? They have all done short essays for the national media project This I Believe...read and listen here. Also, All Things Considered recently reviewed Paul's CD A Long Way From Tupelo...check it out. And WXPN has archived Paul's July 1 World Cafe Performance Chat here. Doug Doyle interviewed Paul for his WBGO SportsJam radio show. Just take this link and click on Paul's name to hear the show.

The Bob Edwards interview
The legendary Bob Edwards interviewed Paul for his XM Radio show and it is a must-listen for anyone interested in Paul's music or the man himself. You can stream it from the XM archive here.

Get Paul Thorn ringtones
Want Paul Thorn on your very own cell phone? They are $2.99 each and it's as easy as sending a text message. Check out the ringtones here.

Americana Music Conference '06
WVY Radio covered Nashville's Americana Music Conference in September of 2006. They recorded an in-depth interview with Paul featuring an in-suite performance including a cover of the Pentacostal Hymm It's Me Again, Lord. As a bonus, they have included the Paul Thorn Band's live set at the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis. Listen to it here (scroll down to 'Paul Thorn'). Thanks, WVY Radio!

That's A Lie
Here's a free mp3 download of That's A Lie performed by the Paul Thorn Band recorded live September 18, 2004 in Reno, Nevada.

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