Robert Earl Keen: “Live Dinner Reunion”
ROBERT EARL KEEN Live Dinner Reunion Dualtone “20 years ago, a very monumental live record was made right here on this stage, and tonight, you …
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November 18, 2016 Robert Earl Keen: “Live Dinner Reunion”
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November 16, 2016 Q&A: Robert Earl Keen The king of the Texas-Americana music hill talks about his new double-album “Live Dinner Reunion,” his love of bluegrass and bubbly pilsners, and his current obsession with crafting the perfect 90-second song.
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November 23, 2015 LSM Song Premiere: Bill Whitbeck’s “The End of the Bar” Song pays tribute to the late Kent Finlay and his beloved Cheatham Street Warehouse
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Q&A: Robert Earl Keen The king of the Texas-Americana music hill talks about his new double-album “Live Dinner Reunion,” his love of bluegrass and bubbly pilsners, and his current obsession with crafting the perfect 90-second song.
By Mike Ethan Messick Few artists are as central to the birth and sustenance of a music scene as Robert Earl Keen is to the …
LSM Song Premiere: Bill Whitbeck’s “The End of the Bar” Song pays tribute to the late Kent Finlay and his beloved Cheatham Street Warehouse
By Richard Skanse When Kent Finlay, don of San Marcos’ storied songwriter haven Cheatham Street Warehouse, passed away at age 77 on March 2, he left a …
Robert Earl Keen: “Happy Prisoner: The Bluegrass Sessions”
ROBERT EARL KEEN Happy Prisoner: The Bluegrass Sessions Dualtone Forty-odd years and thousands of miles down that road going on forever, Robert Earl Keen’s career …
Ho-ho-hold the banjo! Bluegrass album, Christmas surprise coming from Robert Earl Keen & family
By Richard Skanse (LSM Oct/Nov 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 5) Get ready to break out the confetti again: On Feb. 10, Americana icon and Lone …
LSM Awards: Ready for confetti, hey-hey-hey!
Turnpike Troubadours, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and LSM Hall of Fame inductee Robert Earl Keen win big at fifth annual Lone Star Music Awards By Richard …
Songs & Stories of San Marcos: Sons of Fathers From San Marcos to East Austin and beyond, the scrappy duo of David Beck and Paul Cauthen are blazing a trail into an exciting new era of Texas music spiked with Jazz Age eclecticism.
By Kelly Dearmore (March/April 2013/vol. 6 – Issue 2) With hindsight, maybe it does sound a little over the top. Or maybe you just had …
Songs & Stories of San Marcos: Cheatham Street Warehouse A behind-the-scenes look at the storied history of San Marcos’ most iconic music venue.
By Diana Hendricks (March/April 2013/vol. 6 – Issue 2) This story begins in the summer of 1974. San Marcos had recently voted to allow alcohol …
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 …
You Can Call on Al (May/June 2012)
Friendly Advice on Just About Anything by the Hill Country’s Happiest Songwriter By Al Barlow (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) Dear Al, I heard …
