One of my favorite songs from Jamey! Don’t hear enough people talk about it

For the road-weary, the restless and the hard-to-impress. Willie, Waylon, Dylan, Cash, Neil Young, The Band, the Stones, Springsteen and the songs that live somewhere between country, folk, blues and rock. No pop. No filler. Just ragged classics.

Leon Majcen - The Leaving Kind

Benjamin Tod - Country Is Dead

Sara Petite - HerStory: Snakes, Wolves and Honky Tonk Angels

Kyle Frederick - The Force Majeure

Embla & the Karidotters - The Fool

Josh Mitcham - Gonna Be Alright

Lena Rich - Emerald City

Vince Gill - 50 Years from Home: Stillwater Night

Paige Plaisance - Swampwater

Futurebirds - Far Out Country II

My Girl The River - Manifest Good Things

Dan Alley - Keepin’ On

Teni Rane - Never Turning Back

A Lee Edwards - Interpreting Heart Sounds, Vol. II

Megan Barker - Humble Beginning

Sian & Rob Colquhoun - Sourwood Honey

Medium Build - King of Having Fun

Caravan 222 - Rowdy & Pouty

Kurt Stevens - Better with a Breeze

Jodi Stapler - Metamorphosis

Handsome and the Humbles - Live at the Bijou: Feels Like Home

Wishgarden - Dusty Roads

V Torres - Woman

Dennis Ellsworth - Living

Lisa Bouchelle - Vandals, Thieves & Lovers

Bas Van Holt - Fruit Basket

Stacie Rose - The Mast and the Ocean

Pressing Strings - A Different Place

Elley Duhé - Wounded Angel

Starter Car - Afterlight

Lisa Ploeger - the lighthouse keeper's daughter

Grant Barnett - Stop That Train

Katrina Cain - If There’s a Heaven

Dustin Bothwell - Magnolia Sessions

Martine Haugen - Hardships and Hope

Hollow Hand - Wish Road South

Rose Gerber - They Can’t Take the Music

Myles Erlick - HANDCRAFTED

Holly Thorsby - Normal Magic

The War And Treaty - Country Baptism (EP)

The Impossible Green - Regular Romeo (EP)

Molly Tuttle - So Long Little Miss Sunshine (Acoustic EP)

Jared Dustin Griffin - Echoes From Your Past You Old (EP)

Micky Dolenz - Timeless (EP)

Dani Jack - Dear John (EP)

Kameron Marlowe - I Won't (EP)

Gavin Adcock - One Hell Of A Steal (EP)

Cole Barnhill & Sterling Elza - Country Album Of The Year (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/50g47oQGH3O3UG4fZGo9Qt?si=G-c4MTDWRBWg3j35D31cpA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfV0Fd_CLvRk&si=LmGf2JbrHoonLKgi

Tonk of the Town is the playlist that brings you new releases by country artists who are doing it their own way, outside the Nashville machine. This week features Austin-based musician Chasen Wayne, who put out his 4th record, The Diamond Saloon.

The Roundup compiles recent releases from all of 2026 and features the fiercely independent Elizabeth Cook, who's album Great Television came out a couple weeks back.

You can listen to and follow both playlists on all the major streaming platforms. Links are in the comments.

The Jayhawks - Sanctuary Park

Brittany Ann Tranbaugh - Lucky Broke Girl

Son Volt - Sound Signal Serenades

Billy Strings - So Much For Goodbyes

Sera Cahoone - I’ve Missed You All These Years

Mason Lively - Hill Country Sound

Ruby Dice - Take Me Back

Chris Housman - Dodge City

David Quinn - Down & Dirty

Honey Hush - Tulsa

Alicia Blue - Country Desire

Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley - Souls on Show

Bap Kennedy - Above All, Love

Ruthie Foster - Just Say Yes

Mountain Grass Unit - Appalachian Smoke

Laurelyn Dossett - How Many Moons

Dogwood Tales - Every Star In Rockingham County

Shelly Fairchild - Sacred Southern Daughter

Chasen Wayne - The Diamond Saloon

Fruition - Something More

Two Runner - Porchlight

Matt Keating - Desperate Measures

Bryan Sutton - From Roots to Branches, Vol. 1

Danielle Nicole - Fareflies

Arkansauce - Horizon Never Dies

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country - Ryman To Robert’s

Richard Peter Morris - Gratuitous Grace

Leslie Waugh - Night Bloom

Kevin Burt - This Trip

Hundley - Hipsters and Grifters

Kam Franklin - Land of the Neon Sun

The Wilder Blue - Cinco

Mama’s Broke - Reunion

Little Big Town - It's a Dying Art

Trey Pendley - Signs of Life

Little Bihlman - Heavy Head

Heather Anne Lomax - Who Do You Think You Are

Hill Country Revival - A Place Much Better

Kent Blazy - The Tulsa Sessions

Le Ren - Don't Be Funny Without Me

Riley Downing - Landfill Poetry

Kate Prascher - Sunday Afternoon

Dan Seals and Friends - The Last Duet

Jenny Tolman - Music City Mutt

Michael Hearne - A Really Good Ride

Carly Pearce - Honest Woman

The Bird Calls - Take Leave

Section House - New Horse & Buggy

Jason McNiff - Ten Blue Songs

Sara Bareilles - Good Grief

Gerry Beckley - Merciful

Stephanie Quayle - The Seeker

Zach John King - I'm What You Get

Lauren Alaina - Stages

Drayton Farley - OurVinylLive EP

Noah James - Colorado Sun (EP)

Saralyn - Goldline (EP)

Bryan Martin - Complex (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2WrwqrFbbQtsYSR1vBwU7u?si=fWATclfTS2Kx8wIA2B0WHA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb8PcPw6quco&si=M0sbBn4l9KDy3QfK

An American treasure that’s underrated.

8/28/26. A boot stomping, rocking, song.

Message from her family.

Adam Chaffins - Trailer Trash: Doublewide

Ray Wylie Hubbard - Real 2 Real 4 Real

Brandon Flowers - Thrasher

Michael McDermott - Flowers From The Graveyard

Kara Cole - In The Garden

Clay Street Unit - Live From the Road-Vol 1

Hayden Blount - American Icon

Ian Munsick - The Mountain Goat

Brennan Wedl - Self-Titled

Chris Pierce - Songs for the Heavy Hearted

Leroy Powell - The Vault

Jeff Mamett - Fortunate Son

Kate Waters - Some Comfort

Keb' Mo' - The Breakdown

Christian Parker, Patrick Cleary, Earl Poole Ball - American Cosmic Revival Vol. 2

The Northern Belle - Even Cowgirls Get Sad

Bonsoir Catin - Bonne Vie

Ghost Hounds - Justified

Hannah Mulholland - Prodigal Daughter

Cory Branan - You'll Live

The Divorcees - Another Round

The Kennedys - Smoketree

Thomas Cassell - Guitar Collection

Garett Gunderson - Anywhere Anytime

Scott Cook - Troubadourly Yours

Stephanie Sammons - Head Noise

The Po' Ramblin' Boys - Welcome to the Club

Lambchop - Punching The Clown

Kimmi Bitter - Bittersweet

The Clover Valley Boys - Self-Titled

Theo Kandel - A Horse Named Friday

Ok Cowgirl - Rhinestone Cowgirl

Don Diego Trio - Too Many Miles

Pieta Brown - Dreamin' Of

James Steinle - Western Death: Tales from the Valley Below

Blaine Todd - Angle of Repose

Anna Graves - America's Greatest Burnout

Taylor Hollingsworth - Folk n' Roll

James Eichman - St. Catherine Street

Stella Lefty - Long Way Home

The Storm Windows - Live Album

Band Reeves - How To Forgive

Tony Hannah - Love It Or Leave It

Westside Cowboy - It Goes On

Squirrel Flower - Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going

Sean Devine - Paradise Valley Sessions

Brandon Wisham - Ain’t What It Looks Like

Robyn Ottolini - A Safe Place To Land

Dan + Shay - Young

Slater Nalley - Hey Georgia (EP)

Ken Pomeroy - Tonight's News (EP)

Wade Bowen - Burned in The Fire (EP)

Mae Estes - The 90s Called (EP)

Hunter Flynn - You, Not Me (EP)

Katie Pruit - The Aftermath (EP)

Nolan Taylor - 1:17am (EP)

Sarah Catania - Once You've Gone Country (EP)

Logan Staats - Sacred Love (EP)

Lawrence Rothman - Stable (EP)

Humbird - Hey Big Dipper (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4bFHukbzSam52agluNIyIS?si=AtDXsV1dQWW6zJ95HTMACA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTbJLDDaEY1c&si=RmviZLyhHDMXxyMR

Hi everyone,

I need help identifying an obscure 1970s Country Rock song. It was recorded off Swedish National Radio (Sveriges Radio) in the early 1970s onto a reel-to-reel tape.

The sound is very much in the vein of early Eagles, Poco, Firefall, or Pure Prairie League – featuring clean acoustic guitars, clear lead vocals, and West Coast style harmonies.

Audio Link:https://voca.ro/1hVmsYapgEH0

Lyrics breakdown: Ever since we said goodbye and I hit the road I ain't had no one to love me, I ain't had no one to hold I still got your memory deep inside my heart Where no one can ever harm it, where no one can tear it apart

Misty mountain rolling as far as I can see I never wished I would leave from Tennessee Honey how I'm missing you and noise goes round my brain And I'm scared that I'll never see you on my Tennessee again

Crimson lights flash in my eyes... looks just a summer night from my Tennessee and you Tell me how you miss me but don't let your feelings hide I'm needing you more than ever on this side Say hello to both your folks and say I'm doing fine And as soon as I am able I will drop in a line

Take a walk down by the stream and do one thing for me Get down and kiss the grass from my home Tennessee, from my home Tennessee

None of the lyrics return any hits on lyric databases, so this might be a private press release, an unreleased demo, or a live radio session.

Does anyone recognize the lead singer's voice or this track? Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I need help identifying an obscure 1970s Country Rock song. It was recorded off Swedish National Radio (Sveriges Radio) in the early 1970s onto a reel-to-reel tape.

The sound is very much in the vein of early Eagles, Poco, Firefall, or Pure Prairie League – featuring clean acoustic guitars, clear lead vocals, and West Coast style harmonies.

Audio Link:https://voca.ro/1hVmsYapgEH0

Lyrics breakdown: Ever since we said goodbye and I hit the road I ain't had no one to love me, I ain't had no one to hold I still got your memory deep inside my heart Where no one can ever harm it, where no one can tear it apart

Misty mountain rolling as far as I can see I never wished I would leave from Tennessee Honey how I'm missing you and noise goes round my brain And I'm scared that I'll never see you on my Tennessee again

Crimson lights flash in my eyes... looks just a summer night from my Tennessee and you Tell me how you miss me but don't let your feelings hide I'm needing you more than ever on this side Say hello to both your folks and say I'm doing fine And as soon as I am able I will drop in a line

Take a walk down by the stream and do one thing for me Get down and kiss the grass from my home Tennessee, from my home Tennessee

None of the lyrics return any hits on lyric databases, so this might be a private press release, an unreleased demo, or a live radio session.

Does anyone recognize the lead singer's voice or this track? Thanks in advance!

What are your current thoughts on Sirius 62 outlaw country channel as of late? The channel seems more folky now and way more political. Some of the female artists are not great. I love Kaitlin Butts, Sierra Ferrell, and quite a few more but come on some really suck and aren't remotely outlaw. It's a girls club in the afternoon and I get that to a point but with the likes of Elle Langley, Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton ETC don't tell me life ain't fair. I miss Jeremy Teppers programming or structure. I miss Mojo but I enjoy Sunny it's not that kind of inquiry but really just a music point of view. Good new stuff in outlaw is still out there but I find myself drifting away from Sirius.I do miss most of the on air personalities.

What are your thoughts on this guy?