• Bill Lloyd

    Album Review
    Bill Lloyd – Reset 2014
    Matt Powell Posted On November 4, 2014


    It’s a cold December night in Nashville. The Wildhorse Saloon, generally a tourist destination, a sort of Hard Rock Cafe with a twang, is filled this night with a venerable who’s who of Nashville rockers and groovers. They are here […]


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    Album Review
    Bill Lloyd – Back to Even
    Archive Posted On September 1, 2004


    When the rootsy-pop Mount Rushmore is constructed, Bill Lloyd will be holding down the George Washington slot. (My tabletop mock-up has Marshall “Abe” Crenshaw as the other bookend; the Tom and Ted slots remain open.) Many folks’ introduction to Lloyd […]


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    Album Review
    Bill Lloyd – Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants
    Archive Posted On May 1, 1999


    If Bill Lloyd’s Set To Pop stands as one of the most glorious pop records of the ’90s, his latest, coming five years later, proves he hasn’t lost his touch. Indeed, he’s honed his smart songcraft even further. Lloyd cut […]


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