Jon Byrd Discography of CDs

Jon Byrd CD discography Jon Byrd lived his formative years in small town America in the piney woods of south Alabama, one county over from the birthplace of legendary country artist Hank Williams. When Jon was eight years old, his dad was diagnosed with TB and began singing Jimmie Rogers' "TB Blues" around the house. That same year Jon saw the Beatles on Ed ...

Jon Byrd albums Track Listing of songs: In a Chest of Skin and Bone; Alabama Asphalt; When It Starts to Rain; I Once Knew a Woman; A Fond Farewell; Another Day Gone; Easy to Be Free; Down at the Well of Wishes; My Days to Come Along;

Jon Byrd CD discography Two and a half years after exiting Quicksilver Messenger Service, of which he had been the primary instrumentalist, lead guitar player John Cipollina resurfaced at the front of a new rock quartet, Copperhead. The group had come together slowly, but by the time of their debut album, they were ready for action. Second guitarist Gary Philippet contributed the more straight-ahead ...

Jon Byrd albums Recording information: Big Ears Studio; Dog Den Studio. Photographer: Lawson Little. Personnel: Marcus Eldridge (guitar); Rick Plant (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar); Mark Alan Miller (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Walt Wilkins (acoustic guitar); Danny Cohen, Jon Byrd, Bill McDermott (electric guitar); Mike Daly (steel ...

Jon Byrd music CDs Though an interview in Americana Bible No Depression is arguably her biggest claim to nationwide fame, comparisons to legendary singers like Roseanne Cash and Lucinda Williams suggest that this Atlanta-based alt-country crooner may not be a purely Southeastern phenomenon for long. While her second album went on to explore more rootsy, traditional country pathways, Lee's 1998 debut has more in common with the honky tonk rock of groups like Lone Justice, with mostly up-tempo tracks heavy on pedal steel, harmony vocals, and the occasional Hammond organ, accordion, and mandolin. Much of the album, including ...