Who should fear the reaper this year?
Waylon Forever (Vagrant)
Also, Sweetest Swing Strikes Out
Is the recession getting you down? If misery loves company, this mixtape is for you
Is the recession getting you down? If misery loves company, this mixtape is for you
Ego Trippin' (Geffen Records)
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos and lifeless Cox
The Moon Was Blue (Dualtone)
The Hits Vol. 1 (Crow)
The Hits Vol. 1 (Crow)
Walk the Line never strays from the dull telling of a tall tale
Lakewood Landing
KHYI-FM (95.3), The Range
At Madison Square Garden (Sony Legacy)
American IV: The Man Comes Around (American/Lost Highway)
Dressed in Black (Dualtone)
Kindred Spirits (Sony)
October 24
These are Johnny Cash's Bastard Sons, in whom he is well-pleased
Rodney Crowell chases old ghosts down to Houston
Who says 2000 was a bad year for music?
Merle Haggard makes a triumphant return. Wait -- he never went away.
American III: Solitary Man (American Recordings)
Johnny Cash sings of Love, God, Murder and how all three make him a legend
A new CD resurrects the echoes of the long-gone Big "D" Jamboree, where Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and some forgotten heroes made Saturday nights swing
A new CD resurrects the echoes of the long-gone Big "D" Jamboree, where Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and some forgotten heroes made Saturday nights swing
Some of the best records are the ones never released
Farewell to 1995, a year in music we'd rather forget
Farewell to 1995, a year in music we'd rather forget
