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ALBUM REVIEW: Brennen Leigh Blasts Open the Doors to the Honky-Tonk

ALBUM REVIEW: Brennen Leigh Blasts Open the Doors to the Honky-Tonk

Brennen Leigh is a retro country true believer. For two decades, she's celebrated the music of Nashville's various golden ages, releasing tribute discs to The Carter Family and Lefty Frizzell and penning her own songs in the spirit of countrypolitan and high lonesome past. Her last

ALBUM REVIEW: Son Volt Finds a Truer Sound in Song Selection for Doug Sahm Tribute

ALBUM REVIEW: Son Volt Finds a Truer Sound in Song Selection for Doug Sahm Tribute

ALBUM REVIEW: Dallas Burrow Shows Range and Savvy on ‘Blood Brothers’

ALBUM REVIEW: Dallas Burrow Shows Range and Savvy on ‘Blood Brothers’

ALBUM REVIEW: Tim O’Brien Plays With Perspective on His First All-Original Album

ALBUM REVIEW: Tim O’Brien Plays With Perspective on His First All-Original Album

ALBUM REVIEW: Gov’t Mule Honors Influences With Their Own Twist

ALBUM REVIEW: Gov’t Mule Honors Influences With Their Own Twist

ALBUM REVIEW: Tracy Nelson Doesn’t Miss With First Record in Over a Decade

ALBUM REVIEW: Tracy Nelson Doesn’t Miss With First Record in Over a Decade

ALBUM REVIEW: Jess Williamson Puts Trust in the ‘When’ on ‘Time Ain’t Accidental’

ALBUM REVIEW: Jess Williamson Puts Trust in the ‘When’ on ‘Time Ain’t Accidental’