Album Review – Ward Davis – “Sunday Morning”

Steal yourself, find a quiet moment, and prepare to be stunned by this short but exceptional work by Ward Davis.
Steal yourself, find a quiet moment, and prepare to be stunned by this short but exceptional work by Ward Davis.
Greg Jones, James Taylor, Jim "Moose" Brown, Review, Sunday Morning, Ward Davis
He wasn’t destined to have the big superstar career that he initially set out for, or that his talent deserved. But over his 40 years in the trenches as a songwriter, player, and producer, Keith Gattis became a superstar to those who knew him in the business, from Texas, to Nashville, to Los Angeles.
Charlie Robison, Dwight Yoakam, Jim "Moose" Brown, Keith Gattis, Kenny Chesney, Melonie Cannon, Randy Houser, Wade Bowen, Waylon Payne
George Strait doesn’t make many public appearances these days after officially retiring from the road. But he’ll be making a “special appearance” at the inaugural Legends of Music Row Festival set to transpire October 13-15 in Key West, Florida at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater.
Billy Currington, Blackberry Smoke, Brice Long, Brooks & Dunn, Buddy Cannon, Casey Beathard, Craig Morgan, David Allan Coe, Dean Dillon, George Strait, Jamey Johnson, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jim "Moose" Brown, Jimmy Buffett, Josh Martin, Key West, Lainey Wilson, Legends of Music Row Fest, Marla Cannon Goodman, Randall King, Ronnie Dunn, Scotty Emerick, Shel Silverstein
“A Beautiful Time” was constructed like all country albums should be: start with whatever worthy original new songs the performer can muster, and then canvas country music’s rich population of career songwriters to find other stuff that’s worthy of wide attention.
A Beautiful Time, Chris Stapleton, Don Sampson, Jim "Moose" Brown, Leonard Cohen, Mickey Raphael, Review, Rodney Crowell, Scotty Emerick, The Beatles, Willie Nelson
“A Beautiful Time” will be more of an original album from Willie Nelson, with five new songs penned by Nelson with his producer Buddy Cannon, as well as original songs written by others to complete the track list, and a few recognizable covers
A Beautiful Time, Buddy Cannon, Chris Stapleton, Don Sampson, Jim "Moose" Brown, Leonard Cohen, Rodney Crowell, Scotty Emerick, Shawn Camp, The Beatles, Willie Nelson
The protracted wait for new music from country music singer, songwriter, guitarist and piano player Ward Davis will soon be over, as he’s announced the release of his latest record Black Cats and Crows via Thirty Tigers, produced by the legendary Jim “Moose” Brown, and has released the title track.
Black Cats and Crows, Cody Jinks, Jim "Moose" Brown, Kendall Marvel, Shawn Camp, Tennessee Jet, Ward Davis
If you think all major label artists are built the same, you don’t know Mo. Before Chris Stapleton blew up unexpectedly, before Jon Pardi hit it big, Mo Pitney was one of the few major label artists that gave us faith in country music’s future. He’s now set the release of his second album.