“Train To Birmingham,” written and performed by John Hiatt, 2011.
John Hiatt website
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Nashville’s Caitlin Rose performs her song “Own Side” in the Guardian’s UK studios in 2011.
The accompanists are probably Jordan Caress (bass), Jeremy Fetzer (guitar), Ben Martin (drums) and maybe Luke Schneider (pedal steel).
Caitlin Rose website
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Influential Texas-born singer, songwriter, and luthier Guy Clark died in Nashville Tuesday at the age of 74. A wonderful performer, his songs were big hits for others, notably Jerry Jeff Walker, Jimmy Buffett, Lyle Lovett, Ricky Skaggs, Steve Wariner, and Rodney Crowell.
More:
“Guy Clark dead at 74,” Peter Cooper, The Tennessean
“Guy Clark, a King of the Texas Troubadours, Is Dead at 74,” Bill Friskics-Warren, New York Times
“Legendary Texas songwriter Guy Clark, 74, dies,” Roberto Villalpando, Austin America-Statesman
Buy Trigger the Wonder Horse this week in New York. The famed Palomino was stuffed and exhibited at the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum, and the place has closed. Roy and Dale’s treasures have been rounded up for auction at Christie’s on July 14-15. See the slide show here.
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