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(Clicka qua per la versione Italiana)
Los Angeles' singer-songwriter
Tom Russell
debuted in the 1970s in a duo with
Patricia Hardin that released
Ring Of Bone (1976) and
Wax Museum (1978),
but remained unknown for more than two decades, despite
albums such as
Heart On A Sleeve (1984),
the eclectic Road to Bayamon (1988),
Poor Man's Dream (1989),
Hurricane Season (1991),
and Cowboy Real (1993),
The Rose of the San Joaquin (1995),
The Long Way Around (1997),
Song of the West (1997).
Reborn as an intellectual auteur with
the concept album Man from God Knows Where (1999), he released the
increasingly brainy
Borderland (2001),
Modern Art (2003),
Hotwalker (2005), another concept,
Love and Fear (2006),
and Blood And Candle Smoke (2009).
Aztec Jazz (Frontera, 2013) documents a live concert with the Norwegian Wind Ensemble.
Museum of Memories Vol.2 (1973-2013) (2013) collects rarities.
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