The Felice Brothers: “Favorite Waitress”
THE FELICE BROTHERS Favorite Waitress Dualtone The Felice Brothers from Woodstock, N.Y., haven’t ever — and likely will never — be accused of being an outfit overly …
Posts in category Vol 7 Issue 4
Kelley Mickwee: “You Used to Live Here”
KELLEY MICKWEE You Used to Live Here www.kelleymickwee.com Thrust onto some of the bigger stages in Americana music for a few years as a member …
Old Crow Medicine Show: “Remedy”
OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW Remedy ATO Records Fans of Old Crow Medicine Show didn’t have to hold their breath for too long when their string-band …
Dale Watson: “The Truckin’ Sessions Trilogy”
DALE WATSON The Truckin’ Sessions Trilogy Red River Entertainment Lord knows there’s a lotta truckin’ songs in the classic country cannon, but it takes a true …
Robyn Ludwick: “Little Rain”
ROBYN LUDWICK Little Rain www.robynludwick.com Robyn Ludwick does not trade in good times and sentimentality. She writes and sings hard songs about hardened souls (mostly …
The Mastersons: “Good Luck Charm”
THE MASTERSONS Good Luck Charm New West Records The biggest compliment you could give the Mastersons in a review would be to not even mention …
BettySoo: “When We’re Gone”
BETTYSOO When We’re Gone www.bettysoo.com In her nine years as a recording artist, Austin’s BettySoo has made albums more stylistically varied (2007’s delightful Little Tiny …
John Hiatt: “The Terms of My Surrender”
JOHN HIATT The Terms of My Surrender New West Records If all were right with the world, John Hiatt would one day sit in the …
Sturgill Simpson: “Metamodern Sounds in Country Music”
STURGILL SIMPSON Metamodern Sounds in Country Music High Top Mountain Records “A picture is worth a thousand words,” sings Sturgill Simpson, “but a word ain’t worth …
Joe Ely: “B4 84”
JOE ELY B4 84 Rack ’Em Records File this between “ahead of its time” and “better late than never.” Way back in 1983, Joe Ely …
