Randy Rogers Band rises
Top-40 single bodes well for upcoming Trouble By Lynne Margolis (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) On Aug. 27, Randy Rogers got a phone call …
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The Departed: “Adventūs”
THE DEPARTED Adventūs Thirty Tigers/Underground Sound The Latin title of the Departed’s new record, Adventus, means “arrival.” It’s a clever play on the band’s name …
After Awhile: LSM Oct-Nov 2012 (Ryan Bingham)
Notes From the Editor By Richard Skanse (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) Thank you for picking up our latest issue of LoneStarMusic Magazine. I …
LSM Cover Story: Ryan Bingham Western Shores: Ryan Bingham's New Horizon
By Courtney Sudbrink (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) Like just about any other day in Santa Monica, Calif., the sun is shining and the Spanish palms …
Mr. Record Man: ZZ Top
By Greg Ellis (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) The mere fact that you are reading this magazine begs an assumption that you have an …
Venue Spotlight: Coach Joe’s Hat Tricks
Coach Joe’s Hat Tricks 101 East Corporate Drive, Lewisville, TX 75067 972-315-8406 / www.hattricksdallas.com By Kelly Dearmore (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) Earlier this …
Corb Lund: Northern Star With "Cabin Fever," Canada's favorite country rocker makes his strongest bid yet for a serious foothold on the Americana landscape south of the border.
By Doug Pullen (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) When it comes to famous things Canadian, the average American can usually rattle off a handful …
In Profile: Shovels and Rope South Carolina couple finds togetherness pays off
By Lynne Margolis (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent aren’t the first duo to pour country, folk, blues, good …
Q&A: Jimmy LaFave The Texas-born Red Dirt ambassador talks Woody, Dylan, and keeping things in perpective
By D.C. Bloom (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) Jimmy LaFave strolls into Threadgill’s looking like any one of the thousands of hipster dads in …
You Can Call on Al (Oct/Nov, 2012)
Friendly advice on just about anything from the Hill Country’s happiest songwriter By Al Barlow Dear Al, Can you share with your readers some etiquette tips …
