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Jack Ingram
CD Reviews
- Big Dreams & High Hopes (2009)
- Electric (2002)
- Hey You (1999)
- Live - Wherever You Are (2006)
- Live at Billy Bob's Texas (2003)
- Livin' Or Dyin' (1997)
- Midnight Motel (2016)
- This is It (2007)
Articles and Interviews
Is this it for Jack Ingram? (Mar 2007)
After more than a decade in the music business, Jack Ingram finds himself in enviable, but very unfamiliar territory. He is about to release his 15th album, with the possibly prophetic title of "This Is It," with the big mo' going into it because of the success he enjoyed on his previous disc. That is not something that the Texan has ever experienced before through stints on labels such as Rising Tide and Lucky Dog - both part of major labels - nor on his own, self-released discs. ...
Jack Ingram goes live, wherever you are (Jan 2006)
To say that Jack Ingram loves doing live albums is an understatement. His brand new, "Live Wherever You Are" continues the longstanding tradition of the Texas country rocker to go live, this time with a brand new Toby-Keith associated label. In fact, half of Ingram's 12 releases have been live. Let's see. There was "Live At Adair's" on the long since defunct Rising Tide label (1996), "Unleashed Live" with buddies Charlie and Bruce Robison (2000), "Live at Billy Bob's" (2003), "Acoustic Motel Live (2004) and "Happy Happy...Live at Gruene Hall" (2004). ...
Drop the disc in the tray and press 'play' on Jack Ingram's new album, "Electric," and you'll hear the snarling, nasty choogle of a guitar that sounds like a dead ringer for T. Rex's late guitar icon Marc Bolan. From the chugging rock of "Keep On Keepin' On" to the rock-smoked honky tonk of "We're All In This Together," "Electric" proves that it's worth its wattage, and that it more than deserves the title it's been given. "That's kind of the point," drawls Jack Ingram of the amped up ...
Ingram follows footsteps of fellow Texan (Jun 1997)
You hear so much about all of the singers and musicians from Austin that it's easy to forget that there a lot of other cities in Texas, and they all have musicians of their own. Jack Ingram has become such a darling of the alternative country world that there are probably a lot of people who lump him in with the Austin crowd. But Ingram is from Dallas, a city he considers to be different in every way. "Dallas has a real heavy alternative rock scene," says Ingram, "Austin seems to be more ...
News Items
- Ingram, Randall, McBride join Texas Music Hall (Feb 2024)
- Lambert, Randall, Ingram plan film on "The Marfa Tapes" (Apr 2021)
- Lambert, Ingram, Randall to release 15 songs (Mar 2021)
- Lambert, Ingram, Randall team up for surprise recording (Mar 2021)
- Ingram returns with Rounder (Mar 2016)
- Ingram checks into Acoustic Motel (tour) (Oct 2010)
- Ingram readies Early Show gig (Apr 2010)
- Jack Ingram goes Free (Jan 2010)
- Ingram gets with the sauce (Aug 2009)
- Jack Ingram sets world record (Aug 2009)
- Jack Ingram goes for the record (Aug 2009)
- Ingram looks towards his "Big Dreams & High Hopes" (Jul 2009)
- Jack Ingram shoots video Friday (Jun 2009)
- Jack Ingram sings anthem at Mavs game (May 2009)
- Jack Ingram sings with Patty Griffin on upcoming CD (Apr 2009)
- Ingram heads to Cuba (Mar 2009)
- Jack Ingram becomes Next GAC Star judge (Jul 2008)
- For Brad Paisley, the tricks by Kellie Pickler, Jack Ingram, Taylor Swift are on "Ticks" (May 2007)
- Jack Ingram plans for new single (Apr 2007)
- Ingram records with Willie (Aug 2006)
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