My Best Albums 2017

Anna Tivel – Small Believer
Jason Tyler Burton – Lost Behind The Ranges
Marty Stuart And His Fabulous Superlatives – Way Out West
Jeffrey Martin – One Go Around
Tom Russell – Folk Hotel
John Murry – A Short History Of Decay
Dave Burn – Arizona
Hurray For The Riff Raff – The Navigator
Joana Serrat – Dripping Springs
Gerry Spehar – I Hold Gravity
Sam Baker – Land Of Doubt
Daniel Gadd – As If In A Dream I Drifted At Sea
John Moreland – Sallisaw Blue
Cheap Wine – Dreams
Don Antonio – Amorcantando
Lee Ann Womack – All The Trouble
Chris Hillman – Bidin’ My Time
Son Volt – Notes Of Blue
Nikki Lane – Highway Queen
Rod Melancon – Southern Gotic
Joe Henry – Thrum
Kris Delmhorst – The Wild
David Corley – Zero Moon
Andrew Combs – Canyon On My Mind
Peter Mulvey – Are You Listening?
Rodney Crowell – East Houston Blues
Alejandro Escovedo – Burn Something Beautiful
Benjamin Folke Thomas – Copenhagen
Duke Garwood – Garden Of Ashes
Chuck Prophet – Bobbie Fuller Died For Your Sins
Grayson Capps – Hold Me Darlin’
J.Sintoni – Relief
Catie Curtis – While We’re Here
Fred Eaglesmith – Stantard
Old 97’s – All Who Wander
Cary Morin – Cradle Of The Grave
Blackie & The Rodeo Kings – Kings And Kings
Conor Oberst – Salutation
Daniel Romano – Modern Pressure
The White Buffalo – Darkest Dark, Lightest Light
Curtis/Sutton & The Scavangers – Whiskey Rain
Mavis Staples – If All I Was Was Black
Howe Gelb/Arizona Emp & Alternator – The Open Road
Steve Earle – So You Wannabe An Outlaw
Bruce Cockburn – Bone On Bone
Bob Dylan – Triplicate
The Wynntown Marshals – After All These Years

Annunci

Ana Egge and The Sentimentals – Dreamer

Ana Egge was born in Estevan, Saskatchewan, and grew up in the small northwest North Dakota town of Ambrose, where her father farmed wheat. The Egges, described by Ana as latter-day hippies, traveling back and forth between North Dakota and New Mexico in a ’69 Dodge van through much of Ana’s youth until they settled in Silver City, New Mexico, to open an alternative school when Ana was 12. Her rich childhood experiences and keen perception led her to songwriting, and at the encouragement of Sarah Brown, Egge went to Austin in 1994 to record a demo. The resulting tape won admirers like Asleep at the Wheel drummer Dave Sanger, who would eventually produce her first album, and led to Egge’s permanent move to the Texas capital. She quickly won the 1995 Village Voyage Songwriter Search and a trip to New York City. After winning several more awards on the Austin music scene, she released her first album, 1997’s River Under the Road. By 1998 she was touring with Grammy-winning pop/folk artist Shawn Colvin. ~ Brian Wahlert

L’album precedente “Bad Blood” (2012 Gold Lake Records) è stato prodotto da Steve Earle.

http://www.anaegge.com