Country Jam

Trouble in Mind On his new album, Trouble In Mind, the 32 year-old Carll navigates his way through both stormy weather and calm, sun-drenched waters with ease, emerging with songs that melt even the hardest heart in town. Their impact is heightened by the fact that they're songs born of both im...	Bandwagon	Bulletproof Reckless Kelly is back on the rock n' roll stage with ''Bulletproof'', their most ambitious and venomous album to date. Rollicking guitars and a relentlessly aggressive rhythm section pound out political statements alongside epic road anthems and ragged love songs. As always, Rec...	Blame It On Gravity Blame It On Gravity is the seventh studio album and the first new album in 4 years from alt-country pioneers Old 97 s. The album finds the band turning up the amps and returning to the satisfying crunch with a mix of rock, punk, pop and classic country that defined the band s sou...	The Band of Heathens Known for their live albums, the best Austin band of 2007 (Austin Chronicle) shows that Austin's indie spirit is alive and well with this set that feels like the young Eagles come to Texas, mix it up with the locals and play to the fans rather than the industry hipsters. Smart s...
Just Us Kids	All I Intended to Be Emmylou Harris has always had a way with woe. On All I Intended To Be, she seems more maudlin than ever as she sings her way through songs about loss, heartbreak, even the odd funeral. Of course, this is the kind of material Harris has always been comfortable with, but as her car...	Vagrants & Kings Cory Morrow is a singer/songwriter who has gained popularity throughout the Southwest. Morrow started playing guitar at Memorial High School in Houston. He is also considered part of the Red Dirt music scene, that differentiates itself from the popular Nashville music scene. Mor...	Mescalito A vagabond spirit permeates these tales of truck stops, tip jars, boxcars, and love left behind, with a slide guitar punctuating arrangements that range from acoustic folk to classic rock (amid hints of the Rolling Stones, Neil Young's Crazy Horse, and a young Tom Waits). Yet ult...	The Good Life Like his musical pedigree, the debut release by Justin Townes Earle is a mixed blessing. In Texas songwriting circles, having Steve Earle as a father--who gave him his middle name in commemoration of his creative hero Townes Van Zandt--is the sort of burden that a basketball-play...

Good CD
I wasn't familiar with Eleven Hundred Springs until about a month ago (although they've been around a while - guess I'm just out of touch!). Anyway, I saw them open up a show for Dale Watson in Kansas City and they gained a new fan. I bought this CD at the show, as well as 'A Straighter Line' and 'Welcome to Eleven Hundred Springs." I enjoy listening to all three, but this is my favorite of the bunch. Good songwriting and good musicians. And go see these guys live if you get the chance.

real country music
wow... what a fantastic country album... they do it again.. i really like the cd "bandwagon" but this is so much better in many ways.... great musicians.. great songs... i think the highligt of the album is "i never crossed your mind" a waylon flavored song.. it really blew me away!! i think waylon is dancin` around in heaven.... all in all.. a great traditionel country album... fantastic sound, and a great voice.. please make some more like this......