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24 de ene. de 2020 · Just Like Moby Dick. Our second Terry Allen t-shirt, the cetacean sequel to "Today's Rainbow Is Tomorrow's Tamale," features—for the first time ever, as far as anyone remembers—an original drawing by Terry himself, of a sperm whale triumvirate, scarred and freshly harpooned "Just Like Moby Dick," to commemorate the masterly 2020 Panhandle Mystery Band album of the same title.
2 de ago. de 2016 · Terry Allen with one of his sculptures. Photograph: Lawrence K Ho/LA Times via Getty Images. Those aware of Allen’s musical talent – and he was already keyed in to the outlaw country scene in ...
4 de nov. de 2019 · Renowned Texas singer-songwriter/visual artist Terry Allen has announced Just Like Moby Dick, his first album since 2013’s Bottom of the World.Featuring his longtime Panhandle Mystery band, Just ...
Cowboy and the Stranger by Terry Allen, released 15 March 2024 1. Roses Red Roses 2. Cowboy and the Stranger (demo) 3. Truckload of Art (demo) 4. Red Bird (demo) ALBUM NARRATIVE Comprising the first recording, in 2018, of a song written in 1969 and three solo demo recordings dating to 1968—all previously unissued—Cowboy and the Stranger was originally a co-release of L.A. Louver and ...
22 de mar. de 2019 · – Terry Allen, “A Self-Interview,” 1994 The five works on Terry Allen’s Pedal Steal + Four Corners were all created during a period of intense, condensed creativity spanning eight years, are all closely related to his interdisciplinary bodies of visual art and performance, and are all set in the American Southwest and West.
21 de mar. de 2019 · Terry Allen and Jo Harvey at Tornado Jam in Lubbock, 1982. CHW: There’s a couplet from Dugout [a piece loosely based on Allen’s father, who played baseball, and his mother, ...
Enhance any lapel with irreverent style and grace. This exquisite artifact measures 1.5" in diameter, with a durable steel pin-back. The text on the rim reads: TERRY ALLEN & THE PANHANDLE MYSTERY BAND / SMOKIN THE DUMMY. In a typewritten 1981 letter to his friend and mentor H.C. Westermann (reproduced in the reissue liner notes), Terry writes:
