John Moreland: “Big Bad Luv”
JOHN MORELAND Big Bad Luv 4AD By his own admission, when John Moreland wrote his breakthrough second solo album, 2013’s In the Throes, his sole …
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February 12, 2016 In Profile: Flatland Cavalry Lubbock roots-rockers aim to explore modern myth and "flatland folklore" on full-length debut
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February 11, 2016 Rodney Crowell, Hayes Carll, Dawes, Jayhawks bound for Old Settler’s Other highlights for 29th annual Old Settler's Music Festival (April 14-17) to include a bluegrass tribute to the Who's "Tommy"
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In Profile: Flatland Cavalry Lubbock roots-rockers aim to explore modern myth and "flatland folklore" on full-length debut
By Thomas D. Mooney “I hate being cliche like this,” says Cleto Cordero, the chief songwriter and frontman for Lubbock’s country roots band Flatland Cavalry, “but summer is my favorite …
Rodney Crowell, Hayes Carll, Dawes, Jayhawks bound for Old Settler’s Other highlights for 29th annual Old Settler's Music Festival (April 14-17) to include a bluegrass tribute to the Who's "Tommy"
By Richard Skanse Although Americana, alt-country, and Texas-reared singer-songwriter acts are all now by and large relegated to afterthought (if any thought at all) status at …
Various Artists: “Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes”
VARIOUS ARTISTS Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes Harvest Records When Billy Bragg and Wilco set Woody Guthrie’s lyrics to music for Mermaid …
LSM Cover Story: Robert Ellis Wayward Son: How Houston kid Robert Ellis jumped the honky-tonk track and found his own way to the light.
By Andrew Dansby (LSM March/April 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 2) Sitting outside Houston’s SugarHill Recording Studios, Robert Ellis looks weary … His eyes are dark and his …
Hayes Carll, Guy Clark tribute album and a pair of Earles (both father and son) among Americana award nominees
By Richard Skanse (Aug/Sept 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 4) The nominations for the Americana Music Association’s 11th annual Americana Honors & Awards were announced May …
This land is his land
100 years after his birth, Woody Guthrie is as relevant as ever. And even Oklahoma’s finally welcoming him home. By Lynne Margolis (May/June 2012/vol. 5 …
