Jack Ingram does the best version of “Desperados Waiting for a Train” that’s not by Guy Clark and I’ll stand on Steve Earle’s coffee table in Jerry Jeff Walker’s cowboy boots and say that. But I’m getting ahead of myself. […]
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There was a sign backstage at the Guy Clark tribute concert at the Ryman that said: “Guy’s songs are more interesting than your stories.” But that didn’t stop people from talking and by the next morning, there were still Guy […]
Jack Ingram is a country music veteran, but you may not have heard as much from him over the last several years. After leaving Big Machine (yes, that label) in 2008, he has returned to his roots with a fresh […]
Every year, thousands of artists take to crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, PledgeMusic, and IndieGoGo to secure funding for their new albums or tours directly from their fanbase. While this has been a boon for independent artists looking to skip the […]
Without Getting Killed or Caught: The Life and Music of Guy Clark traces the life of music pioneer Guy Clark, who, with his wife Susanna, shaped the contemporary folk and American roots music scene much like F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald […]
Texas singer-songwriter Jack Ingram has always worn his influences on his sleeve, which is underscored by the company he keeps. His last two records were produced by Steve Earle and Richard Bennett, respectively, and he has co-written with Earle, Bruce […]
Like his labelmate brothers Charlie and Bruce Robison, fellow Texan singer-songwriter Jack Ingram plays smart and interesting, yet accessible, country music that is mostly ignored by mainstream country radio. Hey You is the follow-up to 1997’s rowdy gem, the Steve […]
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