Does Dale Watson realize how important he and his music really are? The man upholds and advances traditional country music — the genuine, real people kind that reflects the aspirations, heartaches, and end-of-work-week, shout-and-stomp barroom release that a million corporate […]
Much was made of Wayne’s significance when first he broke into national consciousness with 1995’s “Thunderstorms and Neon Signs;” “Wayne the Train,” as he quickly was hailed, was a vital, prison farm-workshirted personification of bouyant juke joint swing. His battered […]
A cleverly constructed backward glance at five decades of Wes McGhee music, familiar and less so….here’s an Englishman whose musical heart and soul is totally Texan. The Story So Far … A search confirmed that there’s not one Wes […]
