The Shootouts Continue Running with ‘Stampede’
The Shootouts use classic styles of country on Stampede: Western swing, the Bakersfield sound, and a little honky tonk, occasionally suffused with some rock.
The Shootouts use classic styles of country on Stampede: Western swing, the Bakersfield sound, and a little honky tonk, occasionally suffused with some rock.
Astral planes, Nietzsche's Doctrine of Eternal Recurrence, and UFOs -- they're all just part of Western Terrestrials' Roger Miller tribute, Back in the Saddle of a Fever Dream.
Corb Lund delivers a batch of new country-inspired songs that highlight his strength as a songwriter, and remembers a hunting trip that quickly went off course via "90 Seconds of Your Time".
Hot Club of Cowtown's Wild Kingdom may not redefine the Western swing genre, but damn it all if it isn't a good time.
"Caveman" is "part Monty Python and part Bob Wills", but it's all Hot Club of Cowtown. The beloved Texas trio return with a new album, Wild Kingdom, on 27 September.
"You're the Reason I Drink" is a satisfyingly sardonic showcase of Steel Blossoms' classic strengths sturdily tied in a western swing bow.