LSM Throwback Thursday Review Guy Clark: "Dublin Blues" (1995)
GUY CLARK Dublin Blues Asylum/Elektra (1995); Dualtone (2016 vinyl reissue) Guy Clark passed from this world in the early morning hours of May 17, 2016. …
Posts tagged Sugar Hill
When I Come Around Lee Ann Womack finds her way from country music star to Americana free bird.
By Richard Skanse (LSM Oct/Nov 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 5) Lee Ann Womack won’t name names, let alone pinpoint the scene of the crime. But …
Lee Ann Womack: “The Way I’m Livin'”
LEE ANN WOMACK The Way I’m Livin’ Sugar Hill Given the freedom to finally make exactly the record she wanted to make after years of …
The continuing education of Sarah Jarosz Grammy-nominated former child prodigy graduates with honors just in time to release her third album, Build Me Up From Bones
By D.C. Bloom (LSM Sept/Oct 2013/Vol. 6 – Issue 5) We’ll get to the music stuff in a second. But let’s start with a little …
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 …
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 …
Pat Green: “Songs We Wish We’d Written II”
PAT GREEN Songs We Wish We’d Written Sugar Hill It’s been three years since Pat Green released his last album, What I’m For — and …
Pat Green turns his eyes back to Texas
By Richard Skanse (LSM Sept/Oct 2011/vol. 4 – Issue 5) After a long decade of playing the part of a major-label mainstream country artist, Pat …
Reckless Kelly takes a spin Willy Braun talks "Good Luck & True Love"
By Lynne Margolis (LSM Sept/Oct 2011/vol. 4 – Issue 5) After three releases on indie label Sugar Hill and two on Yep Roc, Reckless Kelly …
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 …
