DELBERT McCLINTON & SELF-MADE MEN: “Prick of the Litter”
DELBERT McCLINTON & SELF-MADE MEN Prick of the Litter Hot Shot Records/Thirty Tigers “Listen up … I got news for you / You got to …
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January 30, 2017 DELBERT McCLINTON & SELF-MADE MEN: “Prick of the Litter”
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April 7, 2016 Q&A: Hayes Carll talks “Lovers and Leavers” How the acclaimed Texas troubadour learned to stop worrying about pulling punchlines and learned to love the terrifying process of getting real
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February 15, 2016 Q&A: Lew Card The "Condo Town Rag" singer on expanding his sound, digging Shinyribs, and his impending move back to Tennessee
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February 12, 2016 LSM Throwback Thursday Review Lyle Lovett: "Joshua Judges Ruth" (1992)
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Q&A: Hayes Carll talks “Lovers and Leavers” How the acclaimed Texas troubadour learned to stop worrying about pulling punchlines and learned to love the terrifying process of getting real
By Holly Gleason It’s been five years since Hayes Carll put out a record, but it feels more like a decade. For the jokester/heart-tugging troubadour, …
Q&A: Lew Card The "Condo Town Rag" singer on expanding his sound, digging Shinyribs, and his impending move back to Tennessee
By Cody Oxley Reared on Appalachian bluegrass, singer-songwriter Lew Card left his native Tennessee for Texas a decade ago, initially finding his niche picking mandolin …
LSM Throwback Thursday Review Lyle Lovett: "Joshua Judges Ruth" (1992)
LYLE LOVETT Joshua Judges Ruth Curb (1992) The 1970s wave of “outlaw” country musicians were revolutionary in a ruggedly coherent sort of way: Willie, Waylon, …
Hard Working Americans Punching in with Americana's new supergroup
Punching in with Americana’s new supergroup By Lynne Margolis (LSM March/April 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 2) Todd Snider may present himself as a barefoot-stoner folkie just …
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 …
Q&A: Ray Benson On his new solo album, the longtime driver of Asleep at the Wheel steps out of character to reveal A Little Piece of the man behind the “Long, Tall Texan.”
By Holly Gleason (LSM March/April 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 2) With his 6’7” frame and long ponytail, Ray Benson is one of the most recognizable …
Q&A: Bob Schneider Catching up with the king of the Live Music Capital of the World
By Richard Skanse (LSM July/Aug 2013/Vol. 6 – Issue 4) “What do you want to know?” Bob Schneider strides into the greenroom at New Braunfels’ …
Sam Samudio: “Sam, Hard and Heavy”
SAM SAMUDIO Sam, Hard and Heavy Real Gone File this one under “Lone Star Nuggets.” In his ’60s days fronting Sam the Sham and the …
Mr. Record Man: Todd Snider
By Andrew Dansby (March/April 2013/vol. 6 – Issue 2) Todd Snider ends and begins again in 2003. The year between his first live album, Near …
