Southern Country Rocker Brent Cobb Goes Gospel on ‘And Now, Let’s Turn to Page…’
Brent Cobb selected eight classic old-time gospel favorites because these songs evoked his childhood experiences and stoked his desire to pray with others.
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Shannon McNally Adds a Woman’s Touch to Waylon Jennings’ Music
Shannon McNally’s love for Waylon Jennings’ music comes through loud and clear on The Waylon Sessions.
Country’s Jaime Wyatt Gets in Touch With Herself on ‘Neon Cross’
Neon Cross is country artist Jaime Wyatt's way of getting in touch with all the emotions she's been going through. But more specifically, it's about accepting both the past and the present and moving on with pride.
Jaime Wyatt Delivers a Glimpse of Recovery and Redemption With “Desert Rose” (premiere)
Jaime Wyatt's Neon Across arrives on 29 May with production from Shooter Jennings and guest appearances by Jessi Colter and the late Neal Casal. Today, we present Wyatt and her mother in "Desert Rose", along with a Q&A about her new music.
Margo Price – “Twinkle Twinkle” (Singles Going Steady)
"Twinkle Twinkle" sounds like the kind of song you blast on your drive through the Mojave – fuzzy guitars playing edgy psychedelia against Margo Price at her most devil-may-care.
Terry Allen and the Panhandle Mystery Band Go on Expedition ‘Just Like Moby Dick’
Texas country artist Terry Allen has a sinister sense of humor that he uses to lighten up Just Like Moby Dick and add emotional depth to seemingly innocent situations.
The 10 Best Country Albums of 2019
This was a major year for country music. With Lil Nas X, the world saw the shift. But others are helping to move country from near homogeneity to a diverse pastiche.
Willie Nelson’s ‘Ride Me Back Home’ Is His Latest Career High
Willie Nelson's Ride Me Back Home continues a hot streak of recent records that are every bit as good as anything he's recorded. And, yes, that includes Red-Headed Stranger and Stardust.
Terry Allen and the Panhandle Mystery Band Dramatically Traverse the American Landscape of the Mind
Terry Allen's musical compositions suggest that the Southwestern desert landscape is made up equally of wavering guitar lines, a broken television set, mad women, pounding drums, Indian chants, buzzing insects, and of course rodents and birds of all variety.
Willie Nelson and Phil Lesh Lead an Outlaw Music Festival of Resistance at the Hollywood Bowl
Outlaw Music Festival shows that America's musicians remain one our nation's best cultural weapons against the ever cunning forces of avarice and tyranny.
Margo Price + The National Reserve: Governors Ball After Dark
A late night set of Americana at Brooklyn Bowl featuring Margo Price and the National Reserve followed the second full day of Governors Ball.
Willie Nelson Doesn’t Want to Be the ‘Last Man Standing’, or Maybe He Does
From Last Man Standing, it seems Willie Nelson has lost his faith in people and feels pretty alone these days.
