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NY (05/01/2011)
" In a brief spoken word interlude reciting from a Flannery O'Connor piece
whose presence somewhat explains why Alone in the Universe is credited to the somewhat convoluted Jeff Lynne's ELO -- a truncation of the band's full name that also assigns credit where it's due
1 Boat 2 Salt Water 3 Eyes Closed 4 Life Goes on 5 Dusty 6 End of Youth 7 Colourblind 8 Curtains 9 Borderline 10 Spark 11 Vega 12 Sycamore 13 No Strings 14 The Hills of Aberfeldy
Tim Kelley (keyboards
HONKY TONK (LP) 07/28/2017 NY (05/01/2011)Uncle Tupelo pretty much established the subgenre of alt country in 1990 with the release of No Depression, and the band's two main songwriters and singers, Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy, seemed to fulfill the promise that Gram Parsons, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and the Sweetheart of the Rodeo era Byrds had mapped out over two decades before, a perfect synthesis of rock and country. When Uncle Tupelo split in 1993, Tweedy, always more on the pop side