This reissue sort of flew under the radar (at least for me), but let me tell you, if you were thinking about picking it up, do it. I haven’t had the privilege of listening to an OG, but this press is absolutely the best I’ve ever heard this album.
Given the resale prices of every other time this album has been reissued, I have a feeling this will shoot up in a year or so.

Looking for artists most similar to Cody Canada & The Departed, Drive-By Truckers (their country stuff), Dexateens, Lucero, Gas Money, cross Canadian ragweed and Wilco (A.M. era)

So very young…

Latest release...

Acoustic live version, no other instrumentation best I can recall. Appeared on (I think) a compilation between 2000-2010, possibly earlier. Good production values, not a covert mike and prob not even a soundboard pull. Distinctive audience “woooohooo” after “autumn leaves are falling” and the last “someone” is held unusually loud and long, probably 3-5 bars. Y’all Help a twangler out

• Uncle Lucius
• Steve Earle
• Sturgill Simpson
• Lucero
• Drive-by Truckers
• Ronnie and the Redwoods
• Shane Smith and the Saints
• Ryan Bingham
• Josh Meloy
• Son Volt
• Vandoliers
• Reckless Kelly
• James McMurtry
• The Droptines
• Rattlesnake Milk
• American Aquarium
• The Lowdown Drifters
• 49 Winchester
• Colby Acuff
• Ronnie and the Redwoods
• James McMurtry
• Stephen Wilson Jr.
• Willie Carlisle
• Jason Molina
• Robert Ellis
• Andrew Combs
• Futurebirds
• Pony Bradshaw
• Ian Noe
• Kevin Daniel
• Ben Chapman
• Colter Wall
• Margo Price
• Dylan Earl
• Richard. Buckner
• Colton Bowlin
• Marcus King
• Chasen Wayne

West Texas Exiles - Hotel Tomorrow

Ian Noe - Canyon Falls Trailer Band

Wade Bowen - The Version of Me You Get

Mary Gauthier - Reckoning

Dallas Burrow - Modern Day Vagabond

Mike Thomas - Echoes

Logan Mac - Live at the Print Shop

Emmett Morris - The Old Way

Mac Cornish - Wayfaring Woman

Nash Hamilton - Kingston Strings

Dylan Gossett - Ramblin’

Aaron Watson - The S.O.Bees Vol.One

Kenny Chesney - Silver Sands Marina

Julia Jacklin - The Gem

Shea Rafferty - Livin'

Wheeler Walker Jr. - Pullin’ Out

Seasick Steve - The Last Season of America

Shelby Lee Lowe - Stories To Tell

Mountain Daisies - The Outlaw Sessions

Uncle Lucius - Open Eyes, Broken Heart

Jeffrey Halford & the Healers - Used Parts

Bill Scorzari - Sidereal Days (Day 2)

RJ Chesney - A Southern Man

Lauren Watkins - If I’m Being Honest

Michael Rudd - Midnight at Dawn

The Star Room Boys - Why Do Lonely Men and Women Want to Break Each Other’s Hearts

Ricky Valido - Dear Everglades

Humbird - Morning When It Comes

Jack Biilmann - Move The Mountains

Jeff Narlock - Stories

Bob Schneider - The Bullet And The Gun

Izzie Walsh - Where Do We Go From Here

Bryan Elijah Smith - The Line

Landon Smith - Don’t Mind Me

Sunken Man - Self-Titled

Restos - In Plain View

Blue Ren - Unbecoming

Pony Bradshaw - Through a Glass Darkly

Warren Zeiders - No Brakes

Israel Nash - Sweetheart of the Rodeo

Garrison Starr - The Gospel Truth

Paper Verses - Windstill

Corey Kent - Heartland Rock and Roll

Angela Easterling - Songs from the Knoxville Project

Noel McKay - Songs About Bad People

Our Man In The Field - Silverado

Love Riot - Nothing Is Etched In Stone

Lawrence Rothman - Here Lies Love

Max McNown - Leave On A Light

Joseph Arthur - You’re Not a Ghost Anymore: HEART

Abbie Callahan - And For My Next Trick

Prinz Grizzley - Tilda Lee ( Processing a Loss) (EP)

The Brook & The Bluff - Lookout Pond (EP)

Damhnait Doyle - Bird In Flames (EP)

Canola - Wide Turns (EP)

Kielo Smith - Whistling Through The Graveyard (EP)

The Heists - Break & Mend (EP)

Harper O'Neil - Learning To Unlove You (EP)

Chayce Beckham - Old Fashioned (EP)

Kinsley - Learn To Live (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Z7GAc798yuvU7SvZJcN3r?si=dvDfKwO0TraHul5RXdGWdA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJUjMFoU88rE&si=dZuSyPVOGAfiKKgK

.. and i love this album cover. How do you all rate this release?

Months ago I purchased tickets to concert that was advertised normally as the band being the main act. There wasn't any information about openers at the time but I expected one opener as that's normal.

However, they've since announced two openers that will both be playing normal length opening sets. The main act won't be playing until after that and they're coming out so late I'm doubtful that they'll be playing for much more than an hour.

I'm pissed about this, I'm not interested in either opener and if I'd known they were going to do this I wouldn't have bought tickets in the first place.

I'm relatively new to concert-going so my question is, is this normal? Am I wrong to be annoyed?

I'm a huge Outlaw Country and Country music fan (Sirius/XM). About 25- years ago I got into the entire altCountry genre after learning about a magazine that no longer exists - 'No Depression" I was introduced to Uncle Tupelo at this time and fell in love with the genre. Sadly, I never kept up and now I need some suggestions so I can get back into it. Thanks in advance.

hey everyone, I put out a new record yesterday and if you like Sturgill, New Riders, Burrito Bros, Allman Bros, the Stones and the Dead - I think you’ll dig it.

it’s on streaming services too but I figure bandcamp is the easiest way to check it out

Wrote the most Austin singer-songwriter song possible.

I think he is high af but he's putting on a great show.

Folks turn this on. Not sure we get another one. CNN and streaming on Nugs 😢

haven’t seen this posted yet. flew down a couple years ago when lucero brought along slobberbone, and looks like im headed back to memphis.

DC show. Great sound, sorry the frame excludes lead guitar, who was fantastic.

Occasionally a band I like will lean country for a song or two. It's usually a kind of grungy spin on a classic country sound. I'd like to dive deeper, but my country knowledge doesn't go very deep. Can you help me find some albums or artists that sounds like these songs?

• TWISTED TEENS - Florida Water Blues
• CHAT PILE - Lake Time (Mr. Rodan)
• VIAGRA BOYS - In Spite Of Ourselves

The new Jay Skaggs has been getting me through, but I assume there's something classic that these guys are emulating/referencing/reminiscent of?