Country Music Album Reviews Archives

Willie Nelson ‘The Border’ Album Review

The ageless Willie Nelson combines contemporary tunes with exemplary backing and superb production values to produce a modern country classic.

Sturgill Simpson’s latest, under another name, is every bit the equal of his classic Metamodern Sounds release from a decade ago.

It’s time for Gram to be recognized officially with induction into both The Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Willie Nelson’s latest album amply demonstrates his timeless talent; his longevity and musical diversity are unsurpassed in all of popular music.

A transcendent work that boasts 12 captivating tracks, Southeastern is infused with confessions, reflections, and promises.

Our interview with Teddy Thompson, in which he discusses his new album My Love Of Country.

While several of our selections are established country classics, recorded decades ago, there are a few surprises here.

Singer and songwriter Colter Wall continues to deliver a realistic lens into the West and cowboying, with his distinguished, authentic voice.

The album is destined to be a classic, perhaps an underground classic, but that doesn’t diminish the wonder of this music.

Yes, a really wonderful song and you are quite right to flag it up. Apparently it was composed by Buddy…

Lorrie Morgan ; I Walk Alone 2008 is a masterpiece but you have to get it from her fan club…

Great catch! The guitarist was none other than John's father, Bucky, a noted jazz guitarist who was also John's most…

John Pizzarelli is on the albums personnel listed as playing guitar on all tracks. Pizzarelli’s bio to which the article…

I love Fred's writiing and melodies. Thanks for the insite into his life and attitude. I am, With kind regards,,…

I saw Tim at the Royal Albert Hall in the mid '60s. Here he was also heckled by some people,…

Totally agree the album starts off with a jazz fusion masterpiece and finishes with a song written for white people…