Personalities | Jerry Jeff Walker | Country Rock & The Outlaws | Country
(Vocals, guitar, b. 1942)
Walker grew up in upstate New York State and wrote his most famous song, ‘Mr Bojangles’, as a Greenwich Village folkie, but when he moved to Austin in 1972 he embraced the town’s cowboy-hippie ethos so wholeheartedly that he became its personification. Backing his singer-songwriter material with a Texas dancehall band transformed his songs into celebrations of life as an ongoing party. Breakthrough albums such as 1971’s Jerry Jeff Walker, 1973’s Viva Terlingua and 1975’s Ridin’ High introduced unknown songwriters such as Guy Clark, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Gary P. Nunn and Michael Martin Murphey to the world.
Styles & Forms | Country Rock & The Outlaws | Country
Personalities | The White Brothers | Country Rock & The Outlaws | Country
AUTHORITATIVE
An extensive music information resource, bringing together the talents and expertise of a wide range of editors and musicologists, including Stanley Sadie, Charles Wilson, Paul Du Noyer, Tony Byworth, Bob Allen, Howard Mandel, Cliff Douse, William Schafer, John Wilson...
CURATED
Classical, Rock, Blues, Jazz, Country and more. Flame Tree has been making encyclopaedias and guides about music for over 20 years. Now Flame Tree Pro brings together a huge canon of carefully curated information on genres, styles, artists and instruments. It's a perfect tool for study, and entertaining too, a great companion to our music books.
David Bowie
Fantastic new, unofficial biography covers
his life, music, art and movies, with a
sweep of incredible photographs.
