Thomas Csorba - Tender Country - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Collection of tracks by the Country legend originally recorded for the Starday and Musicor labels in the '60s. While he scored hits before and after his time with Starday and Musicor, some fans believe that the tracks he cut for these labels remain some of his finest - this set of songs is proof of that. Includes hit singles like 'Tender Years', 'Take Me' and 'I'll Share My World with You'.

2021 . The Willie Nelson Family finds Willie joined in his Pedernales Studios by a host of his family members and extended family of long-time band members, performing songs that they have performed for much of their lives. Sister Bobbie, sons Lukas and Micah, and daughters Amy and Paula all contribute plus band members Mickey Raphael, Kevin Smith and Billy and Paul English. Produced by Willie and Steve Chadie and shaped around a setlist of 12 favorite spirit-driven songs from the Nelson Family repertoire, the album draws on deep Americana (including A.P. Carter's InchKeep It On The SunnysideInch and the traditional hymn InchIn The GardenInch) while celebrating classic songwriting from Hank Williams (InchI Saw The LightInch) and Kris Kristofferson (InchWhy MeInch) to George Harrison (InchAll Things Must PassInch) and Willie Nelson (who penned half of the album's compositions). Willie's son Lukas (who fronts his own band, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real) sings lead vocals on two of the album's tracks-InchAll Things Must PassInch and InchKeep It On The SunnysideInch-while sharing lead vocals with Willie on InchI Saw the Light,Inch InchI Thought About You, LordInch and InchWhy Me.Inch These songs represent the final recordings Willie made with his longtime drummer and pal Paul English who was Willie's drummer for over 50 years before he passed away in February 2020.

2020 . Corb Lund embraces his rich and rustic western heritage with a style that's unique, honest and resolute, while touching on a range of cowboy themes ' from rough-and-tumble tales of lawless frontier saloons, to the sombre realities of running a modern family ranch. As a descendant of many generations of rodeo contestants and ranchers, he sings about a life that he and his ancestors have lived themselves, paired with his quick-witted, wry observations of today's world. As a result of his heritage and the ten years he spent touring the world with his indie rock band, Corb's writing resonates emphatically with rural and urban audiences alike. It's a classic sound with a twist, something of a rarity these days, but one that evokes the spirit of the American West, past and present. Corb Lund's 11th studio album, Agricultural Tragic, finally puts a name to the genre he's been embodying all of these years.