Tim Easton “Heaven and Hell” Americana Highways is hosting this video premiere of Tim Easton’s song “Heaven and Hell” from his recently released album fIREHORSE, which was recorded at Club Road, produced by Kevin Nolan, engineered by Jessie Newport, mixed by Brad Jones, and mastered by Alex McCollough. “Heaven and Hell” is Tim Easton on […]
Tim Easton Finds Light on fIREHORSE At nearly 60, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Tim Easton is still chasing songs the way he did as a restless young troubadour roaming Europe with a guitar case open on cobblestones. His 14th studio album, fIREHORSE, feels both hard-earned and freshly struck — a record that balances revolution and romance, one-chord […]
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Tim Easton fIREHORSE Singer-songwriter Tim Easton unveils his new album, fIREHORSE, produced by Nashville producer Kevin Nolan, and featuring the rhythm section from Lainey Wilson’s band, with Matt Nolan (drums) and Tommy Scifres (bass). The cover art for the album is from a painting by Easton’s sister, Susan Easton Burns, reflecting an abstract-realist style, painted […]
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WoodyFest 2024 – Part 3 WoodyFest 2024 Day 3 was a Hit After another soul filling afternoon and evening of music the previous day and a half or so, I was back in Okemah Saturday morning excited about what the day offered. The Saturday line-up is always a busy one, and with the weekend day, […]
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Tim Easton – Find Your Way This set is not your run-of-the-mill mainstream production. The repetition is minimal, the silliness is non-existent & the focus is on poignancy & maturity in its storytelling & with the time-honored recipe of balladry. Tim Easton is cut from the same stone as John Prine, Gordon Lightfoot, Eric Andersen, […]
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Tim Easton photo by Madison Thorn Tim Easton Gets More Personal For Find Your Way Globe-trotting troubadour Tim Easton will be releasing new album Find Your Way on May 17th, 2024, via Black Mesa Records, and this collection represents something distinctive for him in terms of the way the album was made and how it […]
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I don’t think it’s a well kept secret that most of us here at Americana Highways are big fans of Todd Snider. We’ve covered his shows and albums and also been fortunate to have Todd participate in some interview pieces as well. Snider is a folk singer’s folk singer, a true troubadour, and one hell […]
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