The in-demand session player and Nashville songwriter has written for a number of artists
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Ricky Skaggs: On the record
Skaggs has collaborated with too many artists to mention, and in recent years many of those artists are people who fall outside of the realm of country and bluegrass
Jerry Douglas, slide legend
He’s become one of the most in-demand session and touring players in the world, and for good reason – there might not be anyone better at what Jerry Douglas does than Jerry Douglas
Asleep at the Wheel: An indestructible legacy
An entirely new lineup joined Benson on the record, and it was perhaps their most musically daring and diverse offering of their career
Ruston Kelly’s hard journey to ‘Dying Star’
Kelly has had a whirlwind few years, writing songs not only for his own project but also for a variety of other artists like Tim McGraw
Nick Hickman @Saddle Bags
If you love good modern country, look no further than Hickman
The Tuten Brothers @Barrelhouse South
They’ve paved a path of their own in country music over the past several years
Damon and the Shitkickers @Congress Street Social Club
Damon and the Shitkickers continue to fly the flag of great country music in the Savannah scene
Buddy Jewell, country rebel
He’s successfully managed to avoid the bro country phenomenon that has plagued Nashville in the last several years
Sarah Shook rises in the ranks of punk and country greatness
Shook, a songwriter who is arguably unrivaled in both style and lyricism, has made a name for herself over the past several years
J.W. Teller packs songs and stories into homegrown album
Teller—who moved to Missoula from Asheville, N.C., after growing up in Jackson, Mississippi—is currently touring behind his beautiful new record
Southern Culture on the Skids thrives after three decades
SOUTHERN Culture on the Skids is an anomaly. The band, comprising Rick Miller, Mary Huff, and Dave Hartman, began in 1983 and solidified its current lineup in 1987. Since then, […]
