Gram Parsons: the Grievous Angel who changed American music
He died at 26, left behind just a handful of albums and sold relatively few records. Yet Parsons' vision of Cosmic American Music reshaped country, rock and Americana for generatio...
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He died at 26, left behind just a handful of albums and sold relatively few records. Yet Parsons' vision of Cosmic American Music reshaped country, rock and Americana for generatio...
LIVERMORE, CA - Gram Parsons of The Flying Burrito Brothers performs onstage at The Altamont Speedway on December 6, 1969 in Livermore, California. (Photo by Robert Altman/Michael...
A news release from 2pmsharp.com described the forthcoming event. “The evening will feature performances by Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, The Black Crowes, Margo Price, The Head...
Gram Parsons died on Sept. 19, 1973. But the craziness was just beginning. Continue reading…
Gram Parsons died on Sept. 19, 1973. But the craziness was just beginning. Continue reading…
Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, The Black Crowes, Margo Price and Grahame Lesh are among the acts slated to appear at A Song for Gram. A special tribute presented by The Rock &...
Country music has always had room for musicians whose ambitions exceed their prospects. Ian Noe gives those musicians a whole album on Canyon Falls Trailer Band, imagining a group...
The Americana icon reflects a lifetime spent following great songs wherever they led
CHICAGO - MARCH 1973: (L-R) American singer, songwriter, guitarist and pianist Gram Parsons (1946-1973) performing with American singer, songwriter, and musician Emmylou Harris dur...
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Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images Emmylou Harris recalls the first time she saw Townes Van Zandt play in a smoky folk club in Greenwich Village in 1968. The post Emmylou Harris...
Photo by Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Johnny Paycheck's son was one of many artists who turned out to honor George Jones on what would've been his 95th birthday. The post Johnny Payc...
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