Q&A: The Wallflowers’ Jakob Dylan Remembers Bringing Down The Horse

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The November/December issue of American Songwriter (featuring a certain top-selling British folk band on the cover) features a story on The Wallflowers’ most celebrated album, 1996′s Bringing Down The Horse. Before the release of Glad All Over, their first LP in seven years, Wallflowers frontman Jakob Dylan took time to reflect on an album that [...]

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Guest Blog: Adam Duritz Of Counting Crows

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SXSW has come and gone, and for Adam Duritz, frontman for alt-rock icons Counting Crows, this year’s fest was a pleasant blur of music, friends, and questionable meat products. The Crows, who will release their new all-covers album Underwater Sunshine on April 10, headed to Austin to headline a free show and record a live [...]

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Shutter: Billy Reid SXSW Shindig

When Hayes Carll, an Austin resident and longtime fave of American Songwriter, played “The Letter” and got to the part in the song about meeting “wild people,” the crowd shouted back: “Wild people!”

Photos by Caine O’Rear and Jamie Younger

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