That Brittney Spencer namechecks Reba, Dolly, Aretha, Johnny and June and Alanis serves as fair warning of what’s to come.
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Travelin’ On has enough thematic range to observe both transcendent love and the grind of workaday life.
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Really, truly, heart-stoppingly fantastic and almost unassailably pretty.
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A book teeming with deeply considered intuitions and observations, and some terrific turns of phrase.
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With 11 tracks wedged into 40 minutes and four seconds, there’s scant filler on Glory Days.
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Bringing the songbook of Nelson’s onetime contemporary Harlan Howard to a new generation of music fans.
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The album is hugely notable for three reasons conceptually and about a gazillion sonically.
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Even those ambivalent to their music will be absorbed in this sweeping drama.
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Tim Hicks’ lyrical themes match the oomph of this expanded sound.
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The film’s unflinching honesty is at times breathtaking.
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Still Working 9 to 5 makes its international premiere in Toronto as a Special Presentation, and special it is.
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The balance of Where You Come From explores small-town considerations and experiences.
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Honkytonk Revival is studiously well-crafted with a slick 90s-era country sensibility.
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Even viewers with no knowledge about (or deep interest in) Anne Murray will be captivated by this incredible success story.
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This Musical Stage Company production is well-rehearsed, pedigreed, and gussied up with very fancy threads.
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