Larry Cordle / Glen Duncan & Lonesome Standard Time
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Wilson, who palled around with Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Kris Kristofferson, and other “outlaw country” artists in the ’70s, put his funky stamp on...

Larry Jon Wilson was a late bloomer. Born in Georgia in 1940, he didn't learn to play guitar until he was 30, and he didn't go into music full-time un...

When people talk about "country soul," the sound that started kicking up dust from the Southern soil with a mix of Memphis and Nashville in the early ...

Now I thought *Glen Campbell* was the guy who used to present a kids TV show on a Sunday morning but clearly this isn't the same guy as he's dead and ...

Johnny Cash's 1994 album American Recordings established a simple template for comebacks: Just get back to doing what made listeners fall in love with...

Country artists covering contemporary songs is nothing new, but ever since Johnny Cash made the American Recordings series, the way those covers are j...

There are more examples of cover albums gone wrong than gone right. Thankfully Glen Campbell's new set, which finds him ably putting his own twist on ...

Who knew the Foo Fighters' ''Times Like These'' could sound like...''Galveston'' Possibly only producer Julian Raymond, who here pairs country singe...