Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore: “Downey to Lubbock”
DAVE ALVIN & JIMMIE DALE GILMORE Downey to Lubbock Yep Roc Effective as they may be for publicity, ticket sales, and award nominations, duo collaborations …
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January 4, 2019 LSM’s 2018 review round-up … and catch-up (Part 1) As we look forward to a 2019 promising a bumper crop of new releases from many of our favorite artists, here's a look back at some of the most notable Americana, Texas, and Red Dirt albums of 2018
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September 1, 2018 Q&A: Joe Ely The Panhandle Rambler talks about his new (old) "Lubbock Tapes," the lure of revisiting "Chippy," wild baby turkeys, and the perils of singing songs about "Borderless Love."
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August 20, 2018 Walk On: Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore’s long road to “Downey to Lubbock” How a wild blues Blaster and an old Flatlander found a way, after years of friendship, to finally "Get Together" on record.
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July 31, 2017 John Baumann: “Proving Grounds”
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February 9, 2017 Joe Ely: The Crazy Lemon at 70 The Lubbock legend talks about his Paramount birthday bash, a newly discovered treasure trove of long-lost demos and the artistic freedom of getting to do pretty much anything he wants.
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LSM’s 2018 review round-up … and catch-up (Part 1) As we look forward to a 2019 promising a bumper crop of new releases from many of our favorite artists, here's a look back at some of the most notable Americana, Texas, and Red Dirt albums of 2018
With new albums by Hayes Carll, Ryan Bingham, Flatland Cavalry, Robert Ellis, and Rob Baird all due for release in the first quarter alone, 2019 …
Q&A: Joe Ely The Panhandle Rambler talks about his new (old) "Lubbock Tapes," the lure of revisiting "Chippy," wild baby turkeys, and the perils of singing songs about "Borderless Love."
By Richard Skanse “How did you find me?” asks a (somewhat) convincingly surprised-sounding Joe Ely by way of “hello.” “I’m in a small village in …
Walk On: Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore’s long road to “Downey to Lubbock” How a wild blues Blaster and an old Flatlander found a way, after years of friendship, to finally "Get Together" on record.
By Richard Skanse Jimmie Dale Gilmore recalls the night — or at least that particular moment — from more than half a century ago like …
John Baumann: “Proving Grounds”
JOHN BAUMANN Proving Grounds www.johnbaumannmusic.com If you’re gonna invoke the hallowed likes of Terry Allen, Joe Ely, Butch Hancock, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore by name …
Joe Ely: The Crazy Lemon at 70 The Lubbock legend talks about his Paramount birthday bash, a newly discovered treasure trove of long-lost demos and the artistic freedom of getting to do pretty much anything he wants.
By Richard Skanse As milestone birthdays go, 70 trips around the sun certainly merits a fair amount of fuss. A nice family dinner at bare …
Michael Corcoran’s Texas Top 50 Rounding up the greatest Lone Star State recordings of all time
By Michael Corcoran The ranking of Texas songs is not a new idea. I think the first person who took on the task held back …
Of Phases and Stages and the great Honky Tonk Masquerade A closer look at how both Joe Ely and Willie Nelson defined — and defied — the ’70s Texas progressive country scene
By Don McLeese There are no losers here. From the start, even before I knew who the 64 slotted contenders were, my critical pick to …
In Memoriam: Guy Clark Randall Knives, Desperados and Homegrown Tomatoes
By Holly Gleason “If I can just get off this LA Freeway Without getting killed or caught …” It’s 6:42 in the moring, and traffic …
Townes Van Zandt honored by Butch Hancock and compadres at birthday salute Cactus Cafe, Austin, Texas, March 7, 2016
By Tiffany Walker “All you can leave is what someone will carry, after your ashes are spread …” That line, from the first song played …
