Features
Wednesday, August 31 2011
Hot Licks and Fast Cars: The John Hiatt interview
Iconic songwriter John Hiatt talks cars, blues, love , 9/11 and his excellent new album Dirty Jeans and Mudslide Hymns.
Reviews
Thursday, August 4 2011
John Hiatt: Dirty Jeans and Mudslide Hymns
There are no surprises on this latest album, his twentieth, other than the fact that Hiatt's still able to deliver the goods. Considering how much has happened since his first album back in 1974, this is nothing short of amazing.
Thursday, March 18 2010
John Hiatt: The Open Road
A legendary songwriting rascal keeps his rambling spirit (and knack for melodies) alive with a new set of songs about moving on.
Tuesday, June 3 2008
John Hiatt: Same Old Man
Hiatt ages with ease, and leaves us with a handful of wonderful stories from the same old man.
Wednesday, July 13 2005
John Hiatt: Master of Disaster
John Hiatt goes to Memphis with mixed results. Producer Jim Dickinson knows how to build a groove, but sometimes it grows into a deep rut.
Blogs
Thursday, January 27 2011
Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt: 22 January 2011 - New York
Two songwriting giants shared the stage Saturday night.
News
Thursday, August 4 2011
John Hiatt returns to L.A. with a new album and his mind on big cars
LOS ANGELES — For a long time in rock 'n' roll, musicians who allowed their music to be used in advertising risked sullying their artistic…
Tuesday, June 7 2011
Lyle Lovett with John Hiatt, think about it
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As you might suspect from some of the songs he's given the world — "That's Right (You're Not From Texas)," "She's Leaving…
Friday, January 21 2011
Lyle Lovett is back on the road with fellow troubadour John Hiatt
Since his self-titled debut album in 1986, Lyle Lovett has established himself as a distinctive voice in American music — a lanky Texan with a…
Tuesday, February 10 2009
Despite his troubled past, John Hiatt remains a rugged romantic
John Hiatt doesn't croon a love song with spit and polish any more than he writes one with generic sentimentality. But make no mistake, he…
