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1	Little Village (1992) more music like this by Little Village Sometimes you just can't get lightning to strike in the same place twice, no matter how hard you try, and the sole album from Little Village serves as proof. In 1987, guitarist Ry Cooder, bassist Nick Lowe, and drummer Jim Keltner backed up singer and songwriter John Hiatt on his album Bring the Family; the album was hailed as an instant classic, ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $1.99!
2	Bring the Family (1987) more music like this by John Hiatt In 1987, John Hiatt, clean and sober and looking for an American record deal, was asked by an A&R man at a British label to name his dream band. After a little thought, Hiatt replied that if he had his druthers, he'd cut a record with Ry Cooder on guitar, Nick Lowe on bass, and Jim Keltner on drums. To Hiatt's surprise, he discovered all three ... see all copies from $7.22! new only from $8.66!
3	The Best of John Hiatt [Capitol] (1998) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt finally achieved some sort of fame in 1987, when his comeback album Bring the Family sparked a career renaissance. For the next decade, his albums sold well and his songs were continually covered by other artists, all of which earned him acclaim as one of the finest songwriters of his era. Despite its title, The Best of John Hiatt 1973 ... see all copies from $6.50! new only from $15.11!
4	Slow Turning (1988) more music like this by John Hiatt After the success of Bring the Family, John Hiatt originally intended to reunite that album's all-star backing band (Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe, and Jim Keltner) for a follow-up. Hiatt's "dream band" proved to be unavailable, and he ended up cutting Slow Turning with his road band, the Goners, but the finished product proves he remembered well the ... see all copies from $8.66! new only from $8.66!
5	Stolen Moments (1990) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt's highest-charting album yet is a step down from the dizzy heights of Bring the Family and Slow Turning, as he abandons his more acid commentaries and turns in a self-deprecating set full of promises of reformation and celebrations of marriage and family life. But the observations remain acute, and Hiatt's singing (so much camouflaged ... see all copies from $1.99!
6	Anthology (2001) more music like this by John Hiatt As of its 2001 release, there are at least three other single-disc compilations of John Hiatt's prolific career available, but none truly does justice to his immense body of work. Until now. This intelligently collected, sequenced, and annotated double pack delivers 40 tracks covering 15 of Haitt's albums from his inauspicious yet refreshingly ... see all copies from $19.52! new only from $19.52!
7	Perfectly Good Guitar (1993) more music like this by John Hiatt For all of his ability to rock out, John Hiatt's records usually have more of a soul and/or country feel to them, which makes 1993's Perfectly Good Guitar something of an anomaly: This is the most consistently rock & roll-oriented album of Hiatt's career. Produced by Matt Wallace (Replacements, Faith No More), who gives a Neil Young-style guitar ... see all copies from $4.22! new only from $8.66!
8	Walk On (1995) more music like this by John Hiatt Walk On is a classic "road" album in the sense that its songs largely seem written to or about people who are not present, either because the singer is away from them, he is singing about the past, or they are dead. John Hiatt exploits the resulting feelings of longing, anger, and mourning inherent in that premise, sometimes, as in "I Can't Wait," ... see all copies from $5.00! new only from $15.11!
9	Till the Night is Gone: A Tribute to Doc Pomus (1995) more music like this by Various Artists Most tribute albums pay their respects to artists that were identified with a particular sound, which makes all of the new versions quite disappointing. Till the Night Is Gone: A Tribute to Doc Pomus avoids that problem, since the selected artists are paying tribute to a songwriter, not a performer. Doc Pomus wrote some of the greatest songs of ... see all copies from $17.99!
10	Master of Disaster (2005) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt has often wavered back and forth between his instincts as a rocker and a more measured singer/songwriter bent, and after the rowdy guitar-fueled blues-rock of 2003's Beneath This Gruff Exterior, it should come as no great surprise that Hiatt toned things down a bit for his next album, 2005's Master of Disaster. Produced by Jim Dickinson ... see all copies from $15.58! new only from $15.58!
11 view cover	Hiatt Comes Alive at Budokan? (1994) more music like this by John Hiatt and the Guilty Dogs John Hiatt's first live album was recorded during a 1994 winter-spring tour of the U.S. (the title is a joke) and finds the singer/songwriter backed by the Guilty Dogs, a guitar-bass-drums trio. He doesn't need any more ammunition than that, not when he's got a set of 15 songs drawn from his last four critically acclaimed albums, including "Thing ... see all copies from $9.00!
12 view cover	Beneath This Gruff Exterior (2003) more music like this by John Hiatt & the Goners While Beneath This Gruff Exterior is credited to John Hiatt & the Goners, a more appropriate designation might be "John Hiatt and Sonny Landreth" -- hotshot guitarist Landreth, who has held down a longtime on-and-off tenure in Hiatt's road band, spreads his licks over every nook and cranny of this album, so much so that his guitar spends about as ... see all copies from $15.58! new only from $15.58!
13 view cover	Chronicles (2005) more music like this by John Hiatt Chronicles repackages three remastered titles from John Hiatt's A&M years. Bring the Family, Slow Turning, and Stolen Moments. The latter two recordings are arguably Hiatt's best. Bring the Family hosts a fine band that includes what was to become the criminally short-lived Little Village and includes Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe, and Jim Keltner. Slow ... see all copies from $27.44! new only from $27.44!
14 view cover	Riding With the King (1983) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt's talents as a singer and songwriter have never been a matter of question, but for the longest time neither Hiatt nor his various record labels seemed to know what to do with him. Epic Records thought he was some sort of a folky, while MCA figured, since his songs were often cranky and angular, he could be sold as a skinny-tie new wave ... see all copies from $6.00! new only from $69.95!
15 view cover	Live from Austin, TX (2005) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt was touring behind his self-described "midlife crisis album," 1993's Perfectly Good Guitar -- on which he teamed up with a raucous (and noticeably younger) rock & roll band for backup -- when he appeared on PBS' venerable music series Austin City Limits to tape a set with his young guns in tow. Live from Austin, TX documents the full 74 ... see all copies from $8.24! new only from $14.22!
16 view cover	Where the Music Meets Film: Live from the Sundance Film Festival (1999) more music like this by Original Soundtrack Beyond's Where Music Meets Film: Live From the Sundance Film Festival contains highlights from the acclaimed festival's after-hours live shows. It's more of an oddities collection than a hits collection -- not only are these live versions, only Lyle Lovett ("If I Had a Boat"), Jill Sobule ("I Kissed a Girl") and Duncan Sheik ("Barely Breathing") ... see all copies from $2.00! new only from $2.00!
17 view cover	20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of John Hiatt (2003) more music like this by John Hiatt So just how many John Hiatt compilations does the world need? For a guy who has never quite landed a hit, Hiatt has certainly spawned more than his fair share of career overview albums, and 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of John Hiatt is the sixth to appear in stores since 1996. Featuring 11 songs recorded during his ... see all copies from $8.79! new only from $8.79!
18 view cover	Slug Line (1979) more music like this by John Hiatt Conventional wisdom at the time was that MCA Records had signed John Hiatt (who had languished without a record contract for four years) with the idea that he would be their Elvis Costello -- a singer/songwriter in the fashionable punk/new wave style. Certainly, Hiatt has stripped down and roughed up from his Epic records here, fronting a straight ... see all copies from $2.75! new only from $5.25!
19 view cover	Warming Up to the Ice Age (1985) more music like this by John Hiatt Hiatt turned to veteran country producer Norbert Putnam here, but the result still rocked hard, with the occasional soul touch notably those obnoxious thumbstruck basslines that are so prevalent in '80s music. Highlights here are "The Usual," later covered by Bob Dylan, and "She Said The Same Things To Me." There is also an odd duet with Elvis ... see all copies from $6.00! new only from $20.87!
20 view cover	To the Extreme (1998) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $2.95!
21 view cover	Rollin' into Memphis: Songs of John Hiatt (2000) more music like this by John Hiatt The variety of artists who have covered John Hiatt's songs is truly staggering. From Iggy Pop to Emmylou Harris, Hiatt's unpretentious Midwestern tunes filled with clever wordplay, nifty singalong melodies, and heartfelt stories seem to resonate with an astonishingly eclectic set of musicians. But the folk, country, and blues crowd like Buddy Guy, ... see all copies from $4.98! new only from $16.20!
22 view cover	All of a Sudden (1982) more music like this by John Hiatt Hiatt's fifth album and his first for Geffen, his third record label, was given a somewhat inappropriate big-gloss production (all shimmering keyboards and filtered vocals) by Tony Visconti, known for his work with David Bowie. What counts with Hiatt, though, is the songs, and this album contains "I Look for Love," as knowing a dissection of the ... see all copies from $12.00! new only from $17.15!
23 view cover	Hangin' Around the Observatory (1974) more music like this by John Hiatt John Hiatt mixed pop, folk, rock, R&B, country, and gospel on his debut album, immediately becoming an uncategorizable (and thus uncommercial) entity. Although this album was cut in Nashville, it owes more to Van Morrison than it does to Conway Twitty, and like the Belfast bluesman, Indianian Hiatt came to his influences somewhat secondhand, ... see all copies from $11.00! new only from $29.95!
24 view cover	Two Bit Monsters (1980) more music like this by John Hiatt At the time of its release, Two Bit Monsters was perceived by critics who had caught up with John Hiatt on Slug Line as a less impressive follow-up to that record. In retrospect, it may be the better of the two albums, boasting an even more simplified musical approach and such notable songs (and future Rosanne Cash covers) as "Pink Bedroom" and ... see all copies from $11.00!
25 view cover	Living a Little, Laughing a Little (1996) more music like this by John Hiatt Living a Little, Laughing a Little does a good job as an early-career summary, drawing material from each of his albums released from 1974 to 1985 -- Hangin' Around the Observatory, Overcoats, Slug Line, Two Bit Monster, All of a Sudden, Riding With the King, and Warming Up to the Ice Ages. For those who are only familiar with his critically ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $19.79!

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