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Classic Clips: The Lost Gonzo Band with Jerry Jeff Walker and Gary P. Nunn “London Homesick Blues” – live from Texas Roa...

London Homesick Blues appears on Jerry Jeff Walker’s iconic 1973 live album, ¡Viva Terlingua! (1973). Recorded in Luckenbach, Texas, with The Lost Gonzo Band, the song was written...

4 Forgotten Country Albums From 1975 That Deserve To Be Rediscovered

Jerry Jeff Walker, who released a fantastic but forgotten country album in 1975 These country albums from 1975 have been all but forgotten and deserve to be rediscovered and enjoye...

4 of the Best Outlaw Country Albums From the 1970s and Beyond

Jerry Jeff Walker, who released one of the best outlaw country albums of all time These four albums are among the best outlaw country has to offer from the 1970s and beyond. They n...

Go See Joshua Ray Walker on His “Ain’t Dead Yet” Tour

He's Joshua Ray Walker, and only someone uninitiated with the kind of power he can conjure on stage would pass up an opportunity to see him live, especially after we almost lost hi...

“As for the lyrics, it’s not exactly Bob Dylan. But it felt good from a musician standpoint”: How a half-live album, a m...

Buffalo, buzzards and Tush? ZZ Top’s Fandango album saw the Little Ol’ Band From Texas go nationwide

3 Country Songs From the 1970s With the Quirkiest Titles Ever

Willie Nelson attends an event at Mann's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California, on July 21, 1980. (Photo by Robert Ware/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images) These country songs ha...

Willie Nelson & Family :: Alliance Wagon Yard, Austin, TX (January 28, 1975)

There's live Willie Nelson, and then there's 1975 Willie Nelson. Captured for the Texas TV series "Lone Star Cross Country Music Hour" just months before Red Headed Stranger, this...

Interview: Jeff Finlin – the hero who journeys among us

In 2023, an AUK writer displayed exquisite taste by naming Jeff Finlin as one of the top ten greatest americana artists of all time. Congrats to Jeff, as well as, after all, he did...

Jerry Joseph And The Jackmormons “I Think I’m Here” – glorious life affirming music

Jerry Joseph, we are happy to tell you, returns – not that he’s been away exactly, but we have an insatiable appetite for the kind of music that Jerry Joseph makes, and so the news...

All One Song :: Jerry David DeCicca on “From Hank To Hendrix”

Here to plumb the depths of “From Hank To Hendrix” today is Texas-based singer-songwriter Jerry David DeCicca. Like Neil Young, Jerry’s songs are often made out of seemingly simple...

Jarrod Walker: Nighthawk 

Billy Strings’ main mandolin man, Jarrod Walker, takes his chance to be a frontman and make his own music on Nighthawk. But this is not simply a mandolin album; Walker also plays g...

Country Outlaw Wheeler Walker Jr. Announces Retirement With Final Album ‘Pullin’ Out’ And Farewell Tour

Country music’s self-proclaimed last real outlaw is riding off into the sunset. Wheeler Walker Jr. – the raunchy, satirical country music alter-ego of American comedian and writer...

Word Wrangler: July 15, 2026

George Hamilton IV tours Texas to look for love in his song “Fort Worth, Dallas or Houston.” Here are some cities he stops at.

Born in the Motor City 79 Years Ago Today, the Country-Rock Pioneer Who Helped Introduce Roots Music Legends to a New Ge...

Jeff Hanna On this day (July 11) in 1947, Jeff Hanna was born in Detroit, Michigan. He is best known as one of the founding members of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Their 1972 album...

40 Years Ago: George Jones, Merle Haggard Bail Johnny PayCheck Out of Jail

Johnny PayCheck ended up in the pokey after an altercation. Who showed up with $50,000 to bail him out of the Hillsboro Jail on May 22nd, 1986? George Jones and Merle Haggard. The...

Willie’s New Album Is Worth Listening To, and Not Only Because of Bob Dylan

A song cowritten by Dylan is among the songwriting triumphs on 'Dream Chaser,' Willie Nelson's latest record.

Word Wrangler: July 6, 2026

Ten more artists who’ve dubbed a tune simply “Texas.”

After 45 years, Jeffery Steele Says He’s Still Having Fun

“The Only One Who Had The Balls To Do It” — Paul Simon Told Waylon Jennings That All The Other Artists Wanted To Walk Ou...

Waylon Jennings famously walked out of the recording of “We Are The World,” and it was relatively common for him to walk out of any sort of professional engagements if he felt like...

Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, and Inara George Unite on a Previously Unissued Cover of Lowell George’s “Willin'”

A previously unissued recording of Lowell George’s signature song “Willin’,” performed by Willie Nelson and Emmylou Harris and featuring Inara George, is out now as part of ‘Rock A...

“I borrowed that lick from Willie Weeks. By the time we hit my hometown, I had the entire solo under my fingers”: How Ge...

Texas rock icon Steve Miller featured his left-handed bassist on the third of four singles from his now-classic album

"If you have a perception of him as an out-of-control rock'n'roller, that's not the guy I worked with." Jeff Wayne neede...

Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds was released in June 1978

REVIEW : Joshua Ray Walker “Ain’t Dead Yet”

Joshua Ray Walker Ain’t Dead Yet On this Friday, May 29th, Joshua Ray Walker delivers his new album, Ain’t Dead Yet, produced by John Pedigo and released via Thirty Tigers and East...

'C&''s Late Nite Music Club: Wilco 'I'Personal Reasm The Man Who Loves You''u''

Enjoy your Saturday evening. Classic Rock: "Jeff Tweedy quickly moved Wilco beyond the sound of his seminal alt-country band Uncle Tupelo, exploring less rootsy, more personal and...