The music of Johnny Cash is as about as powerful a country music experience as you could wish for.
Wanda Jackson was the female version of Elvis Presley; that only worked against her in the early days of country and rock and roll.
Steve Earle's divorce album 'Terraplane' is a tour de force, a killer record of confessional blues and sex-drenched regret that is a spellbinder.
The Crooked Brothers are superb instrumentalists and great songwriters, prodigiously talented with the authenticity that comes out of forty below winters.
His legacy may be summed up as the creator and performer of dozens of great songs, and dozens of collaborations with great artists
Wanda Jackson, the Queen of Rockabilly, rocked The Venue Nightclub in all-too-brief but spectacular presentation.
It's been seven years since the first Little Willies release; it was a refreshing take on the endearing attractions of great country music, and now with their second effort, 'For The Good Times', Norah Jones and The Little Willies offer up another strong collection of country classics.