Mr. Record Man: Pat Green
By Kelly Dearmore (Aug/Sept 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 4) It’s not terribly difficult to look back about 15 years or so and locate pretty much the …
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After Awhile: LSM May/June 2012 (Alejandro Escovedo)
Notes From the Editor By Richard Skanse (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) In the fall of 1994, a couple of months into my junior …
Mr. Record Man: Alejandro Escovedo
By Scott Schinder (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) Alejandro Escovedo’s new Big Station continues the incredible creative roll that began with 2006’s The Boxing …
LSM Cover Story: Alejandro Escovedo Station to station with a man of the world
By Richard Skanse (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) “I buried my heart, I was born again with 17 lies and one night of sin …
Q&A: Pat Green The prodigal king of Texas country on critics, coming home and the road ahead
By Chris Mosser (LSM Jan/Feb 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 1) Texas music is a unique beast. We are blessed to enjoy and take part in …
LSM Cover Story: Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-head "Shut up and play the blues, buttmunch!" Austin's Mike Judge on music, his movies, and the triumphant ... uh, huh-huh-huh ... comeback of Beavis and Butt-head
By Richard Skanse (Nov/Dec 2011/Vol. 4 – Issue 6) In the 2006 Mike Judge film Idiocracy, ordinary average guy and cryogenics guinea pig Joe Bauers (Luke Wilson) …
Sacred Heart Art Watercolorist Bill Stidham finds spiritual meaning in images of musical heroes
By Lynne Margolis (Nov/Dec 2011/Vol. 4 – Issue 6) Artists have been paying homage to cultural deities since the first cave-dwellers etched animal images on rock …
Rock the Goat: “The Paper Trail”
By Terri Hendrix (Nov/Dec 2011/Vol. 4 – Issue 6) As a kid, I was always the first one up on Christmas morning. With the lights from …
After Awhile: LSM Sept/Oct 2011 (Robert Earl Keen)
Notes From the Editor By Richard Skanse (LSM Sept/Oct 2011/vol. 4 – Issue 5) I wish I could say, like Gruene Hall talent booker Tracie …
LSM Cover Story: Robert Earl Keen Don’t Fence Me In: Trail-blazing, band-leading Robert Earl Keen never asked to be the king of the Texas music hill or even a household name. From "No Kinda Dancer" to "Ready for Confetti," he’s always dreamed of a bigger piece of sky.
By Richard Skanse (LSM Sept/Oct 2011/vol. 4 – Issue 5) Are you a hat, or a Robert Earl Keen? According to Rich Brotherton, that was …
