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Album Review: Jason Boland & The Stragglers - Comal County Blue

Album Review: Jason Boland & The Stragglers - Comal County Blue The problem with a personal record is that it can easily become esoteric–a pitfall Jason Boland & The Stragglers aren’t able to completely avoid on Comal County Blue. Boland wrote seven songs on his own and co-wrote four more. The final song not brandishing Boland’s name is the obligatory tune from the father of

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Aug 31 Sunday Morning Comment Corral & Forum Roundup, Issue #2

Jun 23 Loretta’s Songwriters HoF Performance Sparked Impromptu Encore

Aug 29 Obama Concluded Acceptance Speech with Brooks & Dunn’s “Only In America”

Aug 4 Initial List Of Artists Announced For Americana Music Festival

Jul 18 James Stroud Starts New Label, Calls It Stroudavarious, And Signs Willie, Worely, and Lorrie

Oct 20 Faith Hill Gives Bikini Birthday Gift To Herself

Mar 18 February ‘08 Album Review Wrap-Up

Nov 10 Alicia Keys Doncha Know (Sky Is Blue)

Nov 7 Pam and Mel Tillis Announce Dates For “A Tillis Family Christmas” Tour

Mar 11 Jason Boland and Aaron Watson Team Up for Texas Tour

Sep 21 Joe:Joe Thomas,New Man Review

Aug 28 Mailbag: What Would Kristofferson Do?

Apr 15 Album Review: Kathy Mattea - Coal

May 29 Sink Into Elvis Costello's Blue Chair

Feb 29 Tim McGraw - “Kristofferson”

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Aug 25 Alphabeat - Boyfriend - Single Review

Those colourful Danish wags, Alphabeat, are back with yet another piece of pop brilliance. Of the many versions that are available, there’s a remix that places Boyfriend straight back into the 80...

Aug 25 Album Review: Jason Boland & The Stragglers - Comal County Blue

The problem with a personal record is that it can easily become esoteric–a pitfall Jason Boland & The Stragglers aren’t able to completely avoid on Comal County Blue. Boland wrote seven...

Aug 24 Queen - C-lebrity - Single Review

Otherwise known as ‘the drummer and guitarist from Queen hooking up with the vocalist from Free’. There’s good news and bad news with this new single from Queen (+ Paul Rodgers). The...

Aug 24 Pussycat Dolls - When I Grow Up - Single Review

When we first heard about the new Pussycat Dolls single, it was tempting to gloat about Nicole Scherzinger coming back with her tail between her legs. OK, it’s fair to say that Nicole’s solo...

Aug 24 Sugarland - “Already Gone”

Songwriters: Kristian Bush, Jennifer Nettles, and Bobby Pinson I gotta hand it to Sugarland and their management for knowing how to build up and maintain the hype for their latest album release, Love On...

Aug 21 Album Review: Brandon Rhyder - Every Night

Every Night, the latest release from Brandon Rhyder, aspires to a greatness that it isn’t able to achieve. The Texas-based artist headed to Nashville to record the album and hopes to gain national...

Aug 21 Album Review: Glen Campbell - Meet Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell has accomplished something unique and extraordinary: he’s recorded a cover album that doesn’t pay homage to anyone except Glen Campbell. There’s a very important difference between...

Aug 19 Album Review: George Jones - Burn Your Playhouse Down: The Unreleased Duets

Over several days in the winter of 1993, during one of the worst ice storms in Tennesee history, George Jones, producer Brian Ahern and a boatload of country and pop stars retreated to the famous “Bradley...

Aug 15 Joey + Rory - “Cheater, Cheater”

Songwriters: Rory Feek and Joey Martin Having not watched one minute of CMT’s Can You Duet, I assumed that a new duo named “Joey + Rory” – really, “Joey + Rory” – would be some MySpace-loving...