Willie Nelson: “Country Music”
WILLIE NELSON Country Music Rounder Records For his first album on Rounder Records, Willie Nelson and producer T Bone Burnett attempt to do for country …
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Walt Wilkins and the Mystiqueros: “Agave”
WALT WILKINS AND THE MYSTIQUEROS Agave Blue Boot Born onstage at Gruene Hall in 2006, the Mystiqueros are Walt “Big Daddy” Wilkins, Bill “El Guapo” …
Sean McConnell: “Saints, Thieves, Liars”
SEAN McCONNELL Saints, Thieves, Liars www.seanmcconnell.com Sean McConnell hails from Boston, where he spent much of his youth absorbing such coffeehouse-friendly influences as Joni Mitchell, …
Mike Stinson: “The Jukebox in Your Heart”
MIKE STINSON The Jukebox in Your Heart Stag Records Outside of James Hand, Dale Watson and a small cadre of others, there are few artists …
Venue Spotlight: Riley’s Tavern
Riley’s Tavern 8894 FM 1102, New Braunfels, Texas 78132 (512) 392-3132 / www.rileystavern.com By Michael Shane Borden (LSM June/July 2010/vol. 3 – issue 4) As …
After Awhile: LSM June/July 2010 (Kerrville Folk Festival)
Notes From the Editor By Richard Skanse (LSM June/July 2010/vol. 3 – issue 4) Jimmie Dale Gilmore’s “After Awhile” was the very first CD I …
Jimmie Vaughan: “Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites”
JIMMIE VAUGHAN Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites Shout Factory! Record buyers first met Jimmie Vaughn 30 years ago as the guitarist in the Fabulous Thunderbirds, a …
Lincoln Durham: “EP”
LINCOLN DURHAM EP www.Lincolndurham.com Out of all the young apprentices that Ray Wylie Hubbard has taken under his wing, Lincoln Durham is the first to …
Campfire Girl The story of Michelle Shocked's "Texas Campfire" Tapes/Thefts/Takes
By Tom Buckley (LSM June/July 2010/vol. 3 – issue 4) Michelle Shocked could write a song about the origins of her musical career, and few …
LSM Cover Story: Kerrville Folk Festival City of Song: For 39 years (and counting), the Kerrville Folk Festival has drawn music lovers from all walks of life deep into the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Some come as legends or to launch their careers; others, just to escape the real world, if only for a week or three. But nobody leaves untouched by song — and without a profound understanding of the words “Welcome Home.”
By Richard Skanse (LSM June/July 2010/vol. 3 – issue 4) In the before and after, Quiet Valley Ranch can be a little too quiet. Come …
