Flatlanders Discography of CDs

Flatlanders CD discography The Flatlanders, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock, and Joe Ely, were always (and remain) three separate Texas singers and songwriters who just happened to fit in well together. Beginning as ...

Flatlanders albums Digitally remastered by Dr. Toby Mountain at Northeastern Digital Recording, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Recorded in 1972, this album wasn't properly released until 1990 (it appeared briefly only on 8-track tape). As if ...

Flatlanders music CDs WHEELS OF FORTUNE is the Flatlanders' second reunion album, following 2002's NOW AGAIN, and it's the sound of a band finally falling into their groove, more than 30 years after ...

Flatlanders discography Even by the most lackadaisical release schedule, three decades is a bit of a wait between a group's first and second albums. Of course, this pause in the discography of ...

Flatlanders songs The Flatlanders, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock, and Joe Ely, were always (and remain) three separate Texas singers and songwriters who just happened to fit in well together. Beginning as ...

Flatlanders CD discography Digitally remastered by Dr. Toby Mountain at Northeastern Digital Recording, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Recorded in 1972, this album wasn't properly released until 1990 (it appeared briefly only on 8-track tape). As if ...

WHEELS OF FORTUNE is the Flatlanders' second reunion album, following 2002's NOW AGAIN, and it's the sound of a band finally falling into their groove, more than 30 years after ...

Even by the most lackadaisical release schedule, three decades is a bit of a wait between a group's first and second albums. Of course, this pause in the discography of ...

When short-lived early-1970s progressive-country supergroup the Flatlanders (which launched the careers of Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Butch Hancock) regrouped for a 2002 reunion album, few could have predicted ...

If only the "more a legend than a band" that seems to surround the Flatlanders were true and the "legend" were allowed to be what it is. But people keep ...

In the early 1970s, west Texas band The Flatlanders--driven by the trio of singer-songwriters Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock--released an 8-track that became legendary for both its scarcity and its authentic approach to traditional country music. Two decades and three solo careers later, the buried classic was reissued to great acclaim and reignited interest in the band, prompting a reunion that resulted in new material and concert tours. The reunited country music legends are captured live in this 2002 appearance on PBS' AUSTIN CITY LIMITS, performing songs such as "Wavin' ...

Track Listing of songs: Winning; Loudener; You Need Therapy;

1972 Debut Album + 6 Add'L Songs. Recorded in 1972. The Flatlanders: Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, Butch Hancock.