Bill Frisell & Carrie Rodriguez

Austin fiddler Carrie Rodriguez gets around with collaborators, and always manages to make it seem like more than just a fling. She made half a dozen albums with "Wild Thing" scribe Chip Taylor and a 2010 EP with Romantica frontman Ben Kyle. "Steal Your Love," from 2010's solo LP Love...

By Audra Schroeder

January 12, 2012

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Austin fiddler Carrie Rodriguez gets around with collaborators, and always manages to make it seem like more than just a fling. She made half a dozen albums with "Wild Thing" scribe Chip Taylor and a 2010 EP with Romantica frontman Ben Kyle. "Steal Your Love," from 2010's solo LP Love and Circumstance, featured the guitar work of genre-spanning composer Bill Frisell, who most recently put out All We Are Saying, featuring his interpretations of John Lennon songs. Now the two are hitting the road together, and the Kessler is the perfect venue to take in their intimate twist on jazz and country.

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