The Oklahoma Americana outfit is captured in fine rocking form in this live set from the Oklahoma City music venue. The mixed bag of covers and originals includes Neil Young's "Hey Hey, My My," Jerry Reed's "Amos Moses," and Bob ...

Smith Entertainment CDs. Other than reissues and best-of releases, Live at Billy Bob's Texas is Gary Stewart's first new album in a decade, and his first-ever live recording -- which seems odd for a performer whose songs seem to be tailor-made for live ...

Smith Entertainment Records. Known as "the world's largest honky-tonk," famed Texas music venue Billy Bob's has released numerous live CDs of country stars who've graced its stage, but Willie Nelson's LIVE AT BILLY BOB'S TEXAS is surely one of the biggest feathers in ...

Smith Entertainment music. Live Recording Track Listing of songs: Love the One You're With; Hearts on Fire; Julie at the Bar; Deeper Shade of Blue; Tokyo Tan; Annie in the Moonlight; Inside; Texas Angel; Change; Parkwood;

Smith Entertainment CDs. Doug Stone is a patient man. He was already past 30 when he got his first record deal. He made up for lost time quickly though; he scored a total of eight Top Ten hits before the end of 1992. ...

Smith Entertainment music. Say whatever the hell you want about David Allan Coe, but he's one of a kind as a singer, songwriter, and performer. In his early sixties, Coe hasn't slowed a bit and is experiencing another of his periodic renaissances as ...

Smith Entertainment music. Stoney LaRue is a singer/songwriter based in Stillwater, OK, one of the leaders of a local outlaw country scene collectively dubbed Red Dirt, after the dominant topographical feature of central Oklahoma. LaRue's debut, The Red Dirt Album, is both a ...

Smith Entertainment music. The Oklahoma band's touring experience shines through on this tightly played set of rootsy Americana, which spans the eccentric lyrics of "Carney Man," the Southern rock of "Headed South," the raunchy country of "Go on and Lie," and the reflective ...

Smith Entertainment Records. Recorded live in Texas. Includes liner notes by Sam Minick. Personnel: Jason Boland (vocals, guitar); Roger Ray (guitar, pedal steel); Travis Linville (guitar); Jeremy Watkins (fiddle, background vocals); Grant Tracy (bass); Brad Rice (drums, percussion, background vocals). Producers: Rick Smith, Paul Whitehead, ...

Smith Entertainment CDs. Ray Benson and Asleep at the Wheel have become prolific in the 21st century. In 2003 alone the band has issued a new studio album in Remembers the Alamo, this live CD, and an accompanying DVD from a gig at ...

Smith Entertainment music. The second album by the Randy Rogers Band should sound oddly familiar to any rock fans whose first exposure to country music came in the New Traditionalist era of the '80s, post-Urban Cowboy but pre-Garth Brooks. Produced by Radney Foster ...

Live Recording Liner Note Authors: Pam Minick; Billy Minick. Recording information: Billy Bob's Texas; Iliad Studios, Nashville, TN. Creator: Rick Smith. Photographer: Randal Vanderveer. Personnel: Deryl Dodd (vocals, acoustic guitar); Eric Nelson (vocals, drums); Steve Carmack (vocals); Steve Rhian (electric guitar). Audio Remixer: Bob Wright.

The Oklahoma country rockers recorded this album shortly after a narrow escape from death in an accident on the Oklahoma highway of the title. It's therefore perhaps not surprising that this set's subjects include many of a reflective, philosophical nature, ...

If Jason Boland reminds one of David Allan Coe and Hank Williams, Jr., well, that's probably just fine with him. From the opening tune, he's determined to remind the listener -- as the Outlaws did in the '70s -- that ...

Live Recording Personnel includes: Randy Rogers, Libbi Bosworth, Adam Carroll. Personnel: ...