Billy F Gibbons: “The Big Bad Blues”
BILLY F GIBBONS The Big Bad Blues Concord Records As the main man behind the wheel of ZZ Top, Billy F Gibbons has enjoyed no …
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February 10, 2019 LSM’S 2018 REVIEW ROUND-UP … AND CATCH-UP (PART 2) Continuing our look back at some of our favorite Americana albums of the past year
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February 18, 2017 Nikki Lane: “Highway Queen”
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December 12, 2015 Q&A: Rod Picott The hard-touring troubadour looks back on a year of good “Fortune,” shares some of his favorite road music and looks ahead to exploring new writing avenues in 2016.
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LSM’S 2018 REVIEW ROUND-UP … AND CATCH-UP (PART 2) Continuing our look back at some of our favorite Americana albums of the past year
Last month, we kicked off the new year with a round-up of all of the albums we reviewed in 2018 — along with new reviews …
Nikki Lane: “Highway Queen”
NIKKI LANE Highway Queen New West Nikki Lane is a post-modern girl, and with all that sangfroid, she’s more the sweetheart of the heavy metal …
The Band/Various Artists: “The Last Waltz (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)”
The Band/Various Artists The Last Waltz (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) Rhino/Warner Bros. The Band’s star-studded 1976 farewell concert is a pivotal event in multiple respects. …
Q&A: Rod Picott The hard-touring troubadour looks back on a year of good “Fortune,” shares some of his favorite road music and looks ahead to exploring new writing avenues in 2016.
By Adam Dawson For a lot of Americana music fans, Rod Picott’s name might be most familiar for appearing in album credits as the co-writer …
Gary Clark Jr.: “Live”
GARY CLARK JR. Live Warner Bros Blues fans can be a demanding bunch. Each time promising players emerge, they’re expected to document their authenticity. Show …
LSM Cover Story: Terry Allen Truckload of Art: Terry Allen (on everything)
By Richard Skanse (LSM Jan/Feb 2013/vol. 6 – Issue 1) In the summer of 1965, a 22-year-old art student from Lubbock, Texas, named Terry Allen walked …
Ramble On … Levon Helm: An appreciation
By Greg Ellis (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) As I write this, Levon Helm has been gone for two weeks, and by the time …
Q&A: Ray Wylie Hubbard The Wylie Lama on life, death, damnation, Beatles, blues, and the fine art of grifting.
By Andrew Dansby (March/April 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 2) Ray Wylie Hubbard’s story is that of two men in their 20s. One was young and …
Q&A: Jimmie Vaughan
By Richard Skanse September 2001 When Jimmie Vaughan says “the guitar’s been good to me,” consider it an understatement. Vaughan wasn’t yet 20 years old …
