• My Top 15 Americana albums of 2010

    Gianfranco Callieri Posted On December 28, 2010
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    Just the list. No particular order

     

    DAN BAKER Sad song junkie (Trespass)

    FRAZEY FORD Obadiah (Nettwerk)

    CHRIS BRECHT Dead flower motel (Blue Rose)

    AMERICAN AQUARIUM Smalltown hymns (Last Chance)

    JOSHUA BLACK WILKINS While you wait (self-produced)

    BRIAN RITCHEY No Way out of this house (self-released)

    SHANNON McNALLY Western ballad (self-released)

    ADAM KLEIN Wounded electric youth (Cowboy Angel)

    JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE Harlem river blues (Bloodshot)

    TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS Diamonds & gasoline (self-released)

    CAMERON MCGILL Deserters Ep (self-produced)

    NICK CURRAN & THE LOWLIFES Reform girl school (Eclecto Groove)

    RAY LAMONTAGNE AND THE PARIAH DOGS God willin’ & the creek don’t rise (Rca)

    RICHARD McGRAW Burying the dead (Non Utopian)

    LYNNE HANSON Once the sun goes down (self-produced)

     




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