Alabama, Ely, Alvins release new sounds
Alabama releases its first studio disc since 2001's "When It All Goes South" and 23rd overall. "Wasn't Through Lovin' You Yet" is the first single from the 13-song release.
Dave and Phil Alvin got together for a tribute disc to bluesman Big BilL Broonzy and toured extensively behind it. Now, they return with "Lost Tim," a 12-song collection produced by Dave Alvin and Craig Parker Adams. The set includes a cover of James Brown's "Please Please Please," Willie Dixon's "Sit Down, Baby" and Joe Turner's "Cherry Red Blues," "Wee Baby Blues" and "Feeling Happy."
Joe Ely is back with "Panhandler Rambler," his first release since 2011's "Satisfied At Last." The release features Lloyd Maines (acoustic slide guitar), Gary Nicholson (acoustic guitar) and Joel Guzman (accordions, keyboards).
More news for Joe Ely
- 01/30/25: Ely suffers from neurological condition
- 01/24/25: Ely supports "Love and Freedom"
- 01/23/25: Ely suffers from neurological condition.
- 10/09/24: The Flatlanders reissue debut
- 05/22/24: Ely is "Driven To Drive"
- 05/07/21: The Flatlanders return with first disc in 12 years
- 08/19/15: Ely song receives premiere Thursday
- 05/08/15: It's official, Ely becomes State Musician
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