TONIGHT: The Silent Comedy @ World Cafe Live

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TONIGHT: The Silent Comedy @ World Cafe Live

POSTED: Wednesday, May 30, 2012, 1:00 PM

Filed Under: Music Show

Judging by the commercials, that Hatfields & McCoys miniseries on the History Channel looks pretty good — dudes with grizzly beards cussin' at each other and eatin' beans — but it's the song that really stuck with me. A stomping, chanting, cowboy gospel kinda song. Now, apparently Kevin Costner wrote a concept album around the series, but this isn't that. The song is called "Bartholomew" by a bunch of roots-rocking Modest-Mousy hairballs called The Silent Comedy. Turns out they play World Cafe Live tonight. Now this video ain't much to look at, but it's fine for listenin'. And you stay away from my beans!

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