Albums
Ted Russell Kamp – ‘Down in the Den’ Album Review
By Roger Sharman Just over twelve months ago. I was lucky enough to go and see Shooter Jennings at the Bluebird Theatre in Denver, Colorado. Not only that, I got to meet Ted and have a brief chat with him and in that short conversation it struck me what an incredible...
TJ Hernandez – ‘Destination Unknown’ Album Review
By Roger Sharman. I’m a little late to the party here, but better late than never right? I’ll apologise to TJ and to everyone else, the little one-liners and witticisms have been getting harder and harder to come up with over the course of the Pandemic, so I’ve not...
Mike and the Moonpies ‘Touch of You: The Lost Songs of Gary Stewart’
Reviewed by Roger Sharman It’s not often that I get taken by surprise by a release, but this one had totally slipped under my radar. Mike and the Moonpies released ‘Touch of You: The Lost Songs of Gary Stewart’ to coincide with the birthday of the late, great Gary...
Gretchen Peters Interview – 7th May
Kate chatted to Gretchen Peters ahead of her release of "The Night You Wrote That Song: The Songs of Mickey Newbury". Gretchen would have been preparing to tour the UK and Europe before the pandemic struck and this tour has now been rescheduled to March 2021. ...
Reckless Kelly- American Girls and American Jackpot Album Reviews
Reckless Kelly – American Girls and American Jackpot Album Reviews By Roger Sharman It’s hard to believe that it’s been four years since the glorious ‘Sunset Motel’ first graced the CD player in my house, it really doesn’t seem that long ago. But this week sees...
Kip Moore Releases New Track And Announces Global Livestream Tour
KIP MOORE AMPS UP ANTICIPATION FOR FORTHCOMING STUDIO ALBUM PREMIERING “CRAZY FOR YOU TONIGHT” EXCLUSIVELY WITH ESQUIRE Moore Also Shares Third Installment Of His “In The Wild Sessions” With Collaborative Acoustic Take On New Track Released TodayMulti-PLATINUM Singer/...
Lilly Hiatt ‘Walking Proof’ Interview and Album Review
By Roger Sharman I’m a lucky man, I’m alive and healthy, which is something to be really thankful for in these strangest of times. The music industry is very much in lockdown right now, so fans are having to make do with Facebook live concerts and hope that their...
Ashley McBryde ‘Never Will’ Album Review
By Roger Sharman Tomorrow sees the latest release from the incredibly talented Ashley McBryde, following on from 2018’s smash ‘Girl Going Nowhere’. The Arkansas native has been riding the crest of a wave of the back of that album and her sell out tours that...
Eleven Hundred Springs ‘Here Tis’ Album Review
By Roger Sharman If you are someone new to the Texas country scene and wanted to listen to bands that are quintessentially Texas, then Eleven Hundred Springs are one of the bands that I would immediately recommend. They’ve been a staple for many years now. 1998 saw...
Nashville Tears – The Songs of Hugh Prestwood – released April 24th – Rumer
By Guest Reviewer Anna Mclauchlan Nashville Tears is Rumer’s 5th album and not her first foray into producing an album dedicated to the songs of a fellow songwriter. Previously she has released albums reimagining and paying tribute to male singers and songwriters...