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In September 2015, Ely released Panhandle Rambler, an album with a reflective west Texas feel. Lonestar Music Magazine says "the title fits the record just right, neatly framing a dozen songs that fit together thematically like a map of both the West Texas landscape and of Ely's epic decades-spanning musical ramble.
published by Rondor/Irving Music (BMI) and Gracey-Rhodes Music (BMI) except “Home John” by Jimmy Day, published by Jimmy Day Music (BMI) This record dedicated to Joe Gracey Sr. and Ernest Chapman. Special thanks to God “from whom all blessings flow”. West Texas Heaven. was chosen one of the Top Ten records of ’96 by….
30 de ene. de 2023 · Paul Sexton. Joe Ely - Photo: Grant Goddard. Renowned West Texas troubadour Joe Ely will have his seminal first three albums made available again in new physical and digital editions on...
1 de jul. de 1996 · The production by Rhodes and husband Joe Gracey avoids clutter, letting the songs stand on their own. The range on West Texas Heaven extends from the airy plaintiveness of “Wild Roses” to the Bobbie Gentryish “Git You a Job”; through it all, country music rarely rings more honest and true.
Now he’s crafted his first novel, a coming-of-age story which starts off in the West Texas town of Lubbock — a place that’s in “a normal state of static chaos” — where Ely grew up. It’s 1965 and high-school dropout Earle has just registered for the draft.
Now she has a record, sings with Townes Van Zandt, Joe Ely and Willie Nelson (who covered her on "Just One Love") and plays with Jesse Taylor and Jack Clement. Of the 13 songs, only one (the too-sweetly produced "I'm Not An Angel") is less than exquisite.
There’s a new album to promote, his first in four years. Aptly titled Panhandle Rambler, it’s a song cycle about Texas, the place he’s always called home. Like most of his studio efforts of ...
