I recently stumbled upon an extremely impressive Nashville singer/songwriter by the name of Don Gallardo. I have not been terribly impressed with much coming out of Nashville lately but I have found that anyone persistent enough to muddle through the […]
I received a package from the Nashville based Twangtown Paramours and it found its way to the box I whimsically refer to as “CD Limbo” where it remained until I found a few spare moments to open it and give […]
The Mighty Orq will soon be packing his bags and making the trek to Memphis Tennessee where he will compete in the finals of the 2011 International Blues Challenge. The Houston Texas based musician is scheduled to compete in the […]
Neil Austin Imber is truly one of the most exciting new artists on the Texas music scene. His new CD “Livin’ On Credit working for a dime” is an awesome follow-up to his debut entitled “Roll The Dice” released in […]
I was both honored and excited when asked to review Bob Livingston’s new CD entitled “Gypsy Alibi”. Bob Livingston was an important part of the Cosmic Cowboy movement which emerged, in Austin Texas, as an alternative to the corporate music […]
bob livingston and cam king performing “ruby’s shoes” the first track from bob’s new record “gypsy alibi” on a recent episode of honky to…
The Legendary Bob Livingston performs “Cowboys and Indians” on an episode of Honky Tonk Happy Hour. Cam King accompanies Bob on electric guitar.
I recently had the honor of meeting and working with the legendary Texas musician, Bob Livingston as he performed on an episode of Honky Tonk Happy Hour. His music performance was amazing and editing the interview segments down to a […]
Please forgive my brief departure from the confines of the Americana genre parameters with this article but I am excited about this and wanted to share it with my many friends here on No Depression. Please read on with an […]
In keeping with my recent article on the Urban Americana scene developing in Houston Texas I will review a series of CD projects that support my claim. My review of Matt Harlan – Tips and Compliments was the first review […]
