Q&A: Sean McConnell The prolific songwriter finally tells his his own story on self-titled Rounder debut
By Kelly Dearmore There are very few — if any — songwriters around that can boast a portfolio as varied as that of Sean McConnell. …
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Rowed Over: The Cowboy Rides Away
George Strait: The end of the trail (or so they say) By Holly Gleason (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) “Sometimes I feel like Jesse …
In Memoriam: Chet Flippo, 1943-2013 At the crossroads
By Michael Corcoran (LSM July/Aug 2013/Vol. 6 – Issue 4) Chet Flippo was an unforgettable byline, backed up by writing passionate and precise. He never …
Rawhide & Velvet: Rita Ballou’s 2012 Velvet Koozie Awards
By Rita Ballou (LSM Jan/Feb 2013/vol. 6 – Issue 1) If you are reading this, I think it’s safe to assume that the Mayan’s were …
Q&A: Jack Ingram
By Richard Skanse March 2007 It seems like every time we’ve caught up with Jack Ingram in the past, he’s always been standing on the …
Q&A: Deryl Dodd
By Rob Patterson October 2004 Deryl Dodd has been to hell and back. The Comanche-born Texas boy had worked his way up through the Lone …
Q&A: Bruce Robison The Bandera-reared songwriter talks "Country Sunshine," the freedom that comes with having his songs cut by the biggest names in the business, and the things he gets away with by being the so-called "nice" Robison brother
By Richard Skanse September 2001 When Bruce Robison expresses his deep admiration for Don Williams, the Floydada, Texas-born “Gentle Giant” of country music, its just …
