She's Gone Country

Shooter Jennings is famed for following in his father Waylon's footsteps, so it makes sense that this live album was cut at the legendary Fort Worth venue where the latter played. The show runs the gamut, from Waylon-tinged tunes like "The Real Me" to the hard-rock/outlaw-country blend that's Shooter's signature ("Electric Rodeo"), and even a country revamp of Giorgio Moroder's 1977 Eurodisco song "I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone"—which proves Shooter doesn't care any more about people's preconceptions than his daddy did.

Country music is a genre of American popular music that originated in Southern United States, in Bristol, Tennessee and Nashville. Today we are known Nashville as the 'Music City USA'. As Nashville sounds today, illustrates the presented Three CDs offer a winning blend of Americana, country and folk with a comprehensive overview of the current music scene of the American South. The total of 60 songs divided thematically lead through the highlights of the genre Americana Folk (CD1), Modern Country (CD2) and more traditional Country (CD3). The Boxset presents top talent as Kacey Musgraves, Sam Hunt and The Secret Sisters, presents current flyer as Lady Antebellum, Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line, stars legends such as Vince Gill, Martina McBride and Alan Jackson.

This Vanguard release is a heartwarmingly intimate look at Joan Baez during her most influential period (1960-1963). The album's 22 tracks are all live, performed before audiences held in silent and rapt attention in packed concert halls. The singer's trademark politically tinged folk songs are charmingly blended with a few pop interpretations like the Jerry Ragovoy early soul classic "She's a Trouble Maker" and a fun version of the Diamonds' "Little Darlin'," revealing a rarely seen lighthearted side of the activist.