Rowed Over: The Cowboy Rides Away
George Strait: The end of the trail (or so they say) By Holly Gleason (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) “Sometimes I feel like Jesse …
Posts in category Features
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March 31, 2016 Q&A: Lincoln Durham Mining the dark and playing with fire (and cigar-box guitars) to share his "Revelations of a Mind Unraveling"
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March 28, 2016 LSM Wants to Know … What's your favorite Dixie Chicks album?
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March 28, 2016 Q&A: Jon Langford The journeyman alt-country maverick on the Waco Brothers’ acclaimed new album, his new outfit Bad Luck Jonathan and the thrill of having his paintings hung in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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March 21, 2016 The Gospel according to Wade Bowen Texas songwriter gets spiritual on new “Then Sings My Soul … Songs for My Mother”
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March 18, 2016 The Quaker City Night Hawks’ time is nigh Fort Worth rockers poised for blast off with forthcoming third album, “El Astronauta.”
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Waiting on the Wagontrain Trailblazing Austin country band the Wagoneers just might be sitting on the best comeback album you’ve never heard ... yet.
By Rob Patterson (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) It was a classic music business tale: The Wagoneers blazed out of Austin in 1987 to …
Mr. Record Man: Old 97’s
Mr. Record Man: Old 97’s By Richard Skanse (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) The year 2014 marks the 20th anniversary of the Old …
Radney Foster on “Everything” A songwriter’s songwriter tangos with his muse
By Lynne Margolis (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) Radney Foster’s new album, Everything I Should Have Said, opens with a sinister tune about a …
Q&A: Rhett Miller The Old 97’s frontman on the secrets to surviving 20 years together in a rock ’n’ roll band, the joy of dropping f-bombs, keeping up with Tommy Stinson, and not meeting Axl Rose.
By Richard Skanse (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) “We’ve been doing this longer than you’ve been alive …” So begins the first song on …
LSM Cover Story: Rodney Crowell Above and beyond: From Houston’s Chinaberry sidewalks to Nashville, L.A., and the top of the country music charts, Rodney Crowell has lived long and prospered by the art of the song. But he’s still hell-bent on chasing his own elusive carrot as far as he can run.
By Richard Skanse (LSM May/June 2014/vol 7 – issue 2) It’s Tuesday, March 11, the night before the starting gun for the official opening of …
After Awhile: LSM May/June 2014 (Rodney Crowell)
Notes from the Editor By Richard Skanse (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 3) It was four years ago this month that I finished editing …
In Profile: Lydia Loveless Leave it to a Buckeye girl to put the punk and fire back in alt-country.
By D.C. Bloom (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) It only takes about a minute into Lydia Loveless’s latest release, Somewhere Else, to realize that …
In Profile: Adam Carroll Seasoned (but not broken) by life and the road and happily married to his second wife, the Tyler Kid is finally growing into his own hard-luck songs — and crazy enough to help sing Gary Floater’s, too.
By Jim Beal Jr. (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) He’s 39, but from a distance — and not a long distance — Tyler-bred, San …
Wax Poetic: Merle Haggard’s “Back to the Barrooms”
By Drew Kennedy (LSM March/April 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 2) “I don’t think so … don’t think I’ve even heard of ’em before.” The question …
