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Mark Insley and company lay down a solid, rootsy base for their vigorous brand of country music on Tucson. A note of desperation hovers around "The ... More

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His second album (obviously), this traditionally minded package contrasted with the bulk of the material released in the same Urban Cowboy-influenced ... More

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Even though Steve Howell was due to celebrate his 56th birthday three days after the release of My Mind Gets to Ramblin', it was only his second solo ... More

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Long considered one of the finest fingerstyle guitarists on the globe, Adrian Legg has performed with a divergent array of artists, including high ... More

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Released on LP in 1983, First Blues is Allen Ginsberg's recorded opus; it was finally made available in the 21st century on compact disc courtesy of ... More

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Townes Van Zandt is better regarded as a songwriter than as a performer, and not without reason -- he was a peerless lyricist with a singular ability ... More

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Townes Van Zandt wrote songs with an uncommon grace and poetic clarity, and he sang them with a voice that was at once straightforward, eloquent, and ... More

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In 2009, guitarist and songwriter Kelly Joe Phelps pushed his own envelope with Western Bell, an all-instrumental, decidedly experimental record that ... More

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Chip Taylor has done a lot of things in his life. He's been a professional golfer, a professional gambler (black jack), and horse handicapper. He's ... More

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Though known mainly through others' interpretations of his songs (Ian Matthews, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt), Paul Siebel's first two albums for ... More

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If the Grateful Dead had come from Kentucky instead of San Francisco, they might have sounded much like these guys. "This song might sound kinda ... More

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The first record may have drawn listeners for the opportunity to hear Siebel originals of songs they knew from elsewhere. This record does not have ... More

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Jac Holzman's (of Elektra Records) assessment of Paul Siebel proved right: Siebel really didn't have the ambition necessary to make it in show ... More

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