Margo Price

"Margo Price is from Aledo, in western Illinois; she's a Midwest farmer's daughter who moves to Nashville to become a musician. She waits tables, busks on the street, plays open mics, and talks to her uncle, Bob Fischer, a songwriter for dozens of country music legends. Uncle Bob's advice is to throw away her TV and do nothing but write. So, discouraged but determined, she does. Price writes constantly, but she's also trying to meet industry people...

The Queen of Outlaw Country has returned to her 1970's crossover sound of country, rock, soul, and gospel, collaborating with one of today's most outspoken independent country artists, Margo Price. Price produced the album with her band, The Price Tags, backing Jessi on a ten-song collection of all new songs as well as favorite tunes pitched to her and Waylon Jennings over the years, their son, producer/ performer/engineer, Shooter Jennings, mixed...

Leon Russell was one of the most esteemed studio session men in rock history, having appeared on an eye-popping number of records by legends such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Bobby Darin, Phil Spector, Frank Sinatra, the Byrds, and the Beach Boys. Russell's solo work benefited from his amazing collaborators, as the likes of George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Willie Nelson, various Rolling Stones, and others helped Russell put the finishing touches on his albums...

In just three remarkable solo albums, Margo Price has cemented herself as a force in American music and a generational talent. On her fourth full-length the singer-songwriter presents a clear-eyed mission statement delivered in blistering rock n' roll.