Lucinda Williams – Drunken Angel
A Song for the Fallen Troubadour: Remembering a Brilliant Life Through Drunken Angel Released in 1998 on the landmark album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, “Drunken Angel” by Lucinda…
A Song for the Fallen Troubadour: Remembering a Brilliant Life Through Drunken Angel Released in 1998 on the landmark album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, “Drunken Angel” by Lucinda…
A Song About Leaving the City Behind and Finding Freedom on the Open Road When Jerry Jeff Walker sat down in Austin in 1984 to perform LA Freeway for the…
When Love Is Gone and Silence Remains: The Quiet Heartbreak Inside “Empty Chairs” Few songs in the early 1970s captured the fragile loneliness of lost love as gently and honestly…
A song about courage, youth, and the quiet bravery of growing older, “The Cape” became one of the most heartfelt moments of Guy Clark’s later performances. In September 2011, inside…
A Tender Return to Home and Harmony in Kentucky Few sibling harmonies in American popular music have ever sounded as effortless or as emotionally direct as those of The Everly…
A Rough-Edged Love Song from the Heart of Texas: Billy Joe Shaver’s “Sweet Mama” When Billy Joe Shaver stepped onto the stage at the Farm Aid concert in Austin, Texas…
When Two Voices Found Each Other Again: The Everly Brothers Turn a Simple Love Song into a Reunion Memory On the evening of September 23, 1983, one of the most…
A Lone Texas Troubadour and the Song That Captured the Spirit of the Open Road When Billy Joe Shaver stepped onto the stage of Austin City Limits in 1985 and…
A Quiet Farewell from Afar: When Steve Earle Sang His Last Goodbye to Townes Van Zandt In 1997, American singer-songwriter Steve Earle released one of the most heartfelt recordings of…
“Live Forever” – Billy Joe Shaver’s Quiet Promise That True Songs Never Die On September 18, 1994, during the annual Farm Aid concert in New Orleans, Louisiana, one of country…