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Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Brandi Carlile, Bonnie Raitt, Margo Price, Tyler Childers and others pay tribute to one of their favorites. You can tell through these covers how absolutely beloved Prine is throughout the Americana music community. Proceeds from the album will benefit twelve different non-profit organizations, one selected by each of the featured artists. And by the way, it’s an emphatic YES, we guess they oughta name a drink after him!

She had been working on a Christian gospel career at age 12 in her native New Mexico, then shifted gears, moved to Los Angeles, and started a pop/soul sound with Epic Records, before shifting yet again to this richly layered, tasteful jazz-oriented debut. Her stage name is inspired by the Nina Simone song that starts this one off.

Neal was a beloved guitarist and songwriter throughout the expansive jamband, rock and Americana music world, whom we lost in 2019. Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Hiss Golden Messenger, Steve Earle, & Aaron Lee Tasjan are among the many paying tribute on this new five LP/three-CD box set, comprising 41 tracks.

“A lot of musical styles found their way onto this record, but my first and most formative influences came from country music. This is a country singer-songwriter record. It’s just unapologetically me.” It can also be seen –at least the title track anyway -- as part apology, part love-letter, to his wife Allison Moorer, who served as vocalist and producer on this album as well as inspiration.

Like his previous two albums Look Now and Hey Clockface, Declan McManus is back with his bandmates who are the same Attractions lineup of Steve Nieve on keys and Pete Thomas on drums, with Davey Faragher filling in on bass. Fans of his brilliant punk-rock-meets-new-wave era, dig in!

Pedal steel, horns, and strings converge on this fourth album from the folksong interpreter and guitarist from Columbus, GA and Durham, NC. But this is the first one to feature some of his own songwriting. Contributors include Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Mipso’s Libby Rodenbough.

Guitarist Chris Eldridge, bassist Paul Kowert, banjoist Noam Pikelny, mandolinist/singer Chris Thile, and fiddler Gabe Witcher are back with some inventive reimaginings from the likes of Bill Monroe, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, and this Norman Blake/Tony Rice classic that is their title track.

The Montreux Jazz Festival calls him “The new master of the slide guitar.” The singer/songwriter from England visited us in Studio B last November for a great session, and we’re glad to see he’s got this new collection of songs.

Pop, rock, R&B, soul, all wrapped in a powerful performance once again from this band. You can hear nods to the Black Keys, the Beatles, Van Morrison, Elton John and Motown among others on this one, which Julian Booker will feature in the 8 O’Clock hour Thursday night.

Bonnie has four solo albums under her belt, and Eleanor has releases with her husband Chris as The Mastersons, as well as the past number of years backing up Steve Earle as The Dukes. This is their first album together!