Tag Archives: country rock

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.

It's music that's just as dangerous and frightening to those who value conformity as anything Johnny Cash or The Clash gave us.

The new Ultimate Creedence Clearwater Revival is neither new nor ultimate, but is a good anthology for the uninitiated.

No Regrets shows Albert Cummings to be a smooth, confident performer who can handle country, blues, and rock equally well.

One of the seminal folk artists of the 1960s returns with a new album.

With this album, Counting Crows proves that a CD of carefully chosen cover songs can be a perfect fit.

While the Brits discovered her, American Lisa Mills is pure Memphis soul, blues, and country

The pot at the end of the recent rainbow for long suffering Jayhawks fans.

Wilco's The Whole Love is at this late point, the one to beat for best album of the year 2011.

The new effort by this veteran southern rock band has some instant classics but falls short of measuring up to its other classic albums.