Country and Americana

A good job of presenting Presley’s Stax sessions in a manner that makes sense

The Greencards add some sophistication to their brand of newgrass that takes the band in some new directions.

The new worldwide tour by Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey and Timothy B. Schmit's legendary rock group may be its last ever, and it features a true treat: the return of co-founder Bernie Leadon.

The British singer-songwriter delivers a passionate and emotional country/folk rock CD sure to please fans of American music.

While this isn't the perfect recording, like Helm, its heart is in the right place, which more than makes up for any flaws.

Stephen Kellogg's first solo CD in 10 years is a treat for fans and a great opportunity for new listeners to discover this talented singer-songwriter.

With a sound very similar to Mumford & Sons, Arcade Fire, and The Avett Brothers, among others, the band's new album is definitely worth a good listen.

These two albums from the early '70s were among the artistic high points of the songwriter's broken, even tragic career.

"Music is to be shared just as life is to be shared and I've had the opportunity to do both with a great many people".

Marshall Chapman caps a busy three year period with the release of her 13th album, mature music by a confident artist.