Wolfe enjoys a lot of her favorite music equally, and doesn’t like to pick an all-time favorite, but says that she prefers Townes Van Zandt over a lot of things. Townes Van Zandt, the country singers’ ...

Steve Earle channeled his grief and released a tribute album of Van Zandt songs in 2009 simply titled, Townes. The night the two became such great friends was outlined by the folkloric phenomenon ...

But a forgiving listener can nevertheless still enjoy this raw, lo-fi work-in-progress as, say, Van Zandt’s “Nebraska”: certainly, the songs are good enough. Some, indeed, rank high among ...

Sometimes I don't know where this dirty road is taking me Sometimes I can't even see the reason why I guess I keep on gamblin', lots of booze and lots … ...

Sometimes I don't know where this dirty road is taking me Sometimes I can't even see the reason why I guess I keep on gamblin', lots of booze and lots … ...

WireImage The Boot gathers today's country music news headlines from around the web. Townes Van Zandt’s Legacy Spotlighted in New Book Townes Van Zandt’s Legacy Spotlighted in New Book "I don ...

Today, we look at Townes Van Zandt's classic 'Pancho and Lefty,' which was famously covered by Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. A great song has many lives, especially when it gets recorded by ...

WHEN Gillian Welch and David Rawlings sing together, it feels as if our hectic world stops turning. Their sublime blend of ...

you might want to get ahead of the curve and enjoy his music while he still walks the earth. “Pancho & Lefty” by Townes Van ...

There are many more styles and sounds of country music. Songwriters like Kris Kristofferson, Guy Clark, and Townes Van Zandt infused it with a new lyricism. Johnny Rodriguez and Freddy Fender gave ...

Country singer Dallas Burrow has released 'Live at Washington's,' an acoustic collection recorded pre-pandemic. The album ...

However, there was one song that was on the original setlist that Springsteen dropped, much to the confusion of Van Zandt, an E Street Band member since 1975, and documentary director Thom Zimney.