As I recall, he had a record done, that he was not happy with, so he ditched it. Then, he had one near complete, and his computer fried. No updates since

I often think about that summer
The sweat, the moonlight, and the lace
And I have rarely held another
When I haven't seen her face
And every time I pass a wheat field
And watch it dancing with the wind
Although I know it isn't real
I just can't help but feel
Her hungry arms again

In a town where you can sum up every girl with just one sentence, give or take the subject or the verb~ Cory Branan "Miss Ferguson" from The Hell You Say Only time will tell, or tell us nothing, or maybe we already know~ Glossary "Only Time Will Tell" from The Better Angels of Ou...

dime in the gutter wrote:cocaine parties/star room boys
whiskey and you/star room boys
it won't hurt/dwight yoakam
this drinkin' will kill me/dwight yoakam

Winner, winner, chicken dinner

One shot, one beer and a kiss before I go

We got two great shows this weekend. Asses were shaken. Souls were stirred. And I hear tell they are trying to get on the bill for Hardly Strictly Bluegrass this year, but it's not a done deal. Only time will tell (see what I did there?). What a great band. What lovely people. I saw what you did

^^^ This.

Just got around to listening to it. It sounds like Waylon. Super solid

Lucero in Chicago on Saturday

Looking forward to the AOTW!

Much of my listening is a series of mini-obsessions. I get really into a band or an album and that's all I listen to for weeks or months. Ok, maybe not ALL, nearly so. And then I get a little burned out on it and have to step back for awhile. I don't think it's the best way to listen, but when I'm ...

Feral Fire is in my top 5 Favorite Albums of all time. Sometimes, I think it may be my favorite

Awesome review. Thanks for doing it. I had thought about doing one on Chris a while back, but yours definitely is better than anything I couldve came up with.
Chris Knight is by far the easiest artist I know of to relate to and far too unknown

Freedom was all that she owned
She moved faster all on her own
But the freedom had left her... left her drifting like smoke

I need to revisit the Chuck Prophet record. It didn't click with me when I first listened. That's kind of how I am with him though, I enjoy his stuff but it doesn't take root at all. enjoyable but not memorable. I also need to spend some time with the Chris Knight record. The Chris Knight album is ...

I had the same problem with JTE's new album. First listen was hard. Then as songs popped up on shuffle, I began to realize I liked a lot of them. I think it's simply the order of new songs that plays a big part of how we portray a new album

I made it through Patterson's album twice. Gonna give it another try but I don't think it'll make my list...

Glossary plays both nights

one belt loop wrote:

beagle001 wrote:He's solid. Reminds me of Jon Snodgrass

Where have I heard that before?


Have a great time next weekend!

It was a spot-on comparison

He's solid. Reminds me of Jon Snodgrass

^^^^ That's my number 1 of the year.

Not soon enough

May the Good Lord shine a light on you

The late, late nights
The early day jobs
Rust on the strings
Blood on the knobs

I’m still holding onto rock ‘n’ roll
Holding onto rock ‘n’ roll

Did you hear the '59 Sound coming through on Grandmama's radio?
Did you hear the rattling chains in the hospital walls?
Did you hear the old gospel choir when they came to carry you over?
Did you hear your favorite song one last time?

Well I'll be home, come Hell or high water

There comes a time when nothing seems clear
You're passed out on the front porch with a head full of beer,
Confused and clouded by thoughts of you dear
But I won't be thinking for long

The Whitewater Tavern Holiday Hangout in December