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““LaFave is nothing if not a red–dirt romantic. Viewing the world from an open road and an open heart, with one eye on the girl and the other on the mythological lure of the highway. First it was Woody Guthrie and then Jack Kerouac, now it’s LaFave and his brand of dirty–boots folk–rock... Jimmy has the most expressive voice this side of Belfast... it’s the music of Jimmy LaFave that really defines this part of the land.””

— Oklahoma City Gazette

Don’t Be Afraid (Woka Hey)

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Released | June 17, 2022
Recorded at KUT LiveSet 2004
Engineered by Walter Morgan
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson,
Peterson Ray
Cover Photography | Terry Tammadge
Master Recordings | Jimmy LaFave Intellectual Property Trust

Written by Bob Childers, White Buffalo

““LaFave’s blend of folk, rock, and country is memorable but as usual it’s his masterfully phrased,
emotional vocals that steal the show.””

— Jeff Burger, Americana Highways

Rise Above

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Released | April 15, 2022
Recorded at Kerrville Folk Festival 2008
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson,
Peterson Ray
Cover Photography | Terry Tammadge
Master Recordings | Jimmy LaFave Intellectual Property Trust

Written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

““LaFave’s blend of folk, rock, and country is memorable but as usual it’s his masterfully phrased,
emotional vocals that steal the show.””

— Jeff Burger, Americana Highways

A Little at a Time

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Released | March 11, 2022
Recorded as a home demo
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson,
Peterson Ray
Cover Photography | Terry Tammadge
Master Recordings | Jimmy LaFave Intellectual Property Trust

Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Written by Greg Jacob, Okie Wind Music (BMI)

““LaFave’s blend of folk, rock, and country is memorable but as usual it’s his masterfully phrased,
emotional vocals that steal the show.””

— Jeff Burger, Americana Highways

Oklahoma Tonight

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Released | February 11, 2022
Recorded at Cactus Cafe in Austin, Texas on April 20, 1991
Engineered by Walter Morgan
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson,
Peterson Ray
Cover Photography | Terry Tammadge
Master Recordings | Jimmy LaFave Intellectual Property Trust

Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica

Written by Jimmy LaFave, Universal Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

““LaFave’s blend of folk, rock, and country is memorable but as usual it’s his masterfully phrased,
emotional vocals that steal the show.””

— Jeff Burger, Americana Highways

Highway Angels…Full Moon Rain

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Released | November 27, 2020
Studio | MARS (Mid Austin Recording Service), Austin, Texas
Recorded between December 1987 - June 1988
Engineered by Charlie Hollis
Re-Mastered by Pat Manske,
Zone Recording Studio (2019)
Produced by | Jimmy LaFave
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson,
Peterson Ray
Cover Photography | Mycola and Bryan Peterson
All other Photography | Jimmy LaFave
Master Recordings | Jimmy LaFave Intellectual Property Trust

All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except The Lone Wolf written by Bob Childers, White Buffalo Road Show Publishing (BMI)

““LaFave’s blend of folk, rock, and country is memorable but as usual it’s his masterfully phrased,
emotional vocals that steal the show.””

— Jeff Burger, Americana Highways

““... there’s a rootsy innocence on these original takes that endears, and endures.””

— Peter Blackstock, Austin-American Statesman

Having You To Hold

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Digital Release | January 10, 2020
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboard
Mark Patterson | Drums
Host | Larry Monroe
Engineer | Walter Morgan Mastered by Pat Manske, The Zone Recording Studio
Master Recording | Night Tribe Music
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson Peterson Ray & Co Cover Photo | Jimmy LaFave
Recorded live on KUT LiveSet
Austin, Texas in 1991
Having You To Hold written by © Jimmy LaFave Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

Everytime

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Digital Release | February 14, 2020
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Walter Morgan | Engineer
Mastered by Pat Manske, The Zone Recording Studio
Master Recording | Night Tribe Music
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson Peterson Ray & Co
Cover Photo | Jimmy LaFave
Recorded live at Cactus Cafe, Austin, Texas on October 6, 1990.
Everytime written by
© Jimmy LaFave Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

Re-Creation Blues / This Road Before

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Credits
Digital Release | 2010
Engineer | Fred Remmert
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording
Master Recordings | Red House Records
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Peace Town

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Released | July 13, 2018
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording
Engineered by John Ross Silva
Mastered by Eric Conn,
Independent Mastering
Executive Producer | Kelcy Warren
Produced by | Jimmy LaFave
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson
Cover Art | Bryan Peterson
Inside Photos | Jimmy LaFave
Master Recordings | Music Road Records

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Let My Love Open The Door written by Pete Townshend, Spirit One Music OBO Spirit Services Holdings, Sarl (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
John Inmon | Electric Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitars
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Jane Ellen Bryant | Background Vocals
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ

Minstrel Boy Howling At The Moon written by Jimmy LaFave, Songs of Polygram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Lead Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Jane Ellen Bryant | Background Vocals
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ
Kym Warner | Mandolin
Warren Hood | Violin

Peace Town words by Woody Guthrie, Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc. (BMI), music by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Baritone Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Accordion, Rhodes
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Jane Ellen Bryant | Background Vocals

What Good Am I written by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Organ
Kym Warner | Mandolin
Warren Hood | Violin
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Jane Ellen Bryan | Background Vocals

Help Me Through The Day written by Leon Russell, Embassy Music Corporation (ASCAP)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Baritone Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Lead Electric Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ

I Maybe Used (But I Ain’t Used Up) written by Bob McDill, Ranger Bob Music (ASCAP)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitars
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano

My Back Pages written by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Lead Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Jane Ellen Bryan | Background Vocals
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ
Kym Warner | Mandolin
Warren Hood | Violin

My Oklahoma Home (It Blowed Away) written by Bill Cunningham, Figs. D Music (ASCAP), and Sis Cunningham, Figs. D Music OBO Sanga Music (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano
Kym Warner | Mandolin
Warren Hood | Violin

A Thousand By My Side words by Kelcy Warren, music by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Will Taylor | Lead Viola
Tony Rogers | Cello
Javier Chaparro | Violin

Already Gone written by Butch Hancock, BMG Bumblebee OBO Two Roads Music (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Resonator guitar
John Inmon | Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Jane Ellen Bryant | Background Vocals

It Makes No Difference written by Robbie Robertson, WB Music Corp. OBO Medicine Hat Music (ASCAP)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ
Jaimee Harris | Background Vocals
Jane Ellen Bryant | Background Vocals

Don’t Go Strangers written by J.J. Cale, Johnny Bienstock Music, LLC (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Lead Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Rhodes, Organ

When The Thought Of You Catches Up With Me written by David Ball, EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ
Brian Standefer | Cello

Salvation Train words by Woody Guthrie, Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc. (BMI), music by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave |Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Organ, Wurlitzer

Ramblin’ Sky written by Jimmy LaFave, Songs of Polygram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Resonator Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Baritone Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ

Sideline Woman words by Woody Guthrie, Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc., (BMI) music by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Baritone Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano

The Promised Land written by Chuck Berry, BMG Platinum Songs OBO Arc Music Corp (SOCAN)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar

You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go written by Bob Dylan, Ram's Horn (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Organ

Untitled written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Katie Marie | Drums
Phil Hurley | Guitar solo
Stefano Intellisano | Keyboards

Goodbye Amsterdam written by Tim Easton, Campfire Propaganda Songs (ASCAP)

Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jesse LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Resonator Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass Guitar
John Inmon | Baritone Guitar
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Stefano Intellisano | Piano, Accordion

““Even in his own passing at the age of 61, LaFave’s voice provided comfort, wisdom, and healing to a hurting world. Peace Town rings loudest in its vulnerability - fellow Okie Leon Russell’s ‘Help Me Through the Day,’ David Ball’s ‘When the Thought of You Catches Up With Me,’ and the Band’s ‘It Makes No Difference’ - but also through defiant and playful hopefulness with Bob McDill’s ‘I May Be Used (But I Ain’t Used Up)’ and Chuck Berry’s rumbling ‘The Promised Land.’ Butch Hancock’s ‘Already Gone’ and Tim Easton’s ‘Goodbye Amsterdam’ play to both ends of the spectrum in closing each disc. Goodbyes rarely sound so alive.””

— The Austin Chronicle

The Night Tribe

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Released | May 12, 2015
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording
Engineered by John Ross Silva
Mastered by Eric Conn,
Independent Mastering
Executive Producer | Kelcy Warren
Produced by | Jimmy LaFave
Label Management | Ashley Warren
Art Direction | Bryan Peterson
Photography | Pete Lacker
Nite Spot Photo | Jimmy LaFave
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Andrew Pressman | Bass
Larry Wilson | Electric Guitar
Anthony da Costa | Electric Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Organ, Piano
Will Taylor | Viola
Brian Standefer | Cello
Tony Rogers | Cello
Delaine Leonard | Harp
Javier Chaparro | Violin
James Anderson | Violin
Jaimee Harris | BGV
Emily Shirley | BGV
Noelle Hampton | BGV
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC) except: Journey Through The Past, written by Neil Young, Broken Fiddle Music (ASCAP); Talk To An Angel, words by Kelcy Warren, music by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC); Queen Jane Approximately, written by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (SESAC)

““LaFave’s own songwriting talents are as striking as his interpretive skills. The opening “The Beauty of You” is not only one of his finest spiritually based songs, but a sweet, honest love song that could easily apply to a romantic partner.””

— Hal Horowitz, American Songwriter

Depending On The Distance

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Released | September 11, 2012
Produced by Jimmy LaFave Executive Prodcer | Kelcy Warren
Engineered by John Ross Silva
Mastered by Jim Wilson Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Art Direction and Design | Bryan Peterson, Peterson Ray & Co.
Photography | Jimmy LaFave
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums
Richard Feridun | Electric Guitar
Chip Dolan | Piano
Bill Chambers | Mandolin
Radoslav Lorkovic | Piano
John Inmon | Guitar
Tim Lorsch | Strings
Eliza Gilkyson | BGV
Carol Young | BGV
Tameca Jones | BGV
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC) except: Missing You by Waite/Sanford/Leonard, Paperwaite, Fallwater and Markmeem Music; Red River Shore, I’ll Remember You and Tomorrow Is A Long Time by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (ASCAP); Land Of Hope And Dreams by Bruce Springsteen, (ASCAP)

““Depending on the Distance, travels a Zen balladic road trip of perfectly sequenced originals and covers working off one another like wood and glue.””

— Raoul Hernandez, Austin Chronicle

Favorites 1992-2001

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Released | July 2010
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Executive Producer | Kelcy Warren
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Cover Photography | Chad Love
Jimmy with Guitar: Terry Tammadge
Truckstop Photo | Jimmy LaFave
Design | Bryan Peterson, Peterson Ray
Recorded at Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas (Tracks )
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except: Never Is A Moment (BMI) and Into Your Life, Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC); Rock and Roll Music To The World by Alvin Lee, Chrysalis Music (ASCAP); Sweetheart Like You by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (ASCAP); Austin After Midnight by Bob Childers, Golden Ladder Music (BMI) and Jimmy LaFave, Songs of Polygram, (Le’Passant Music) (BMI); On A Bus To St. Cloud by Gretchen Peters, Sony/ATV Tunes LLC, Purple Crayon Music (ASCAP); Wind River Turnaround by Bill Staines, Mineral River (BMI); Walk Away Renee by Brown, Sansone, Callille, Twin-Tone Music Publishing

““Does an excellent job of showcasing not only LaFave’s vocals and songwriting, but his unmatched gifts as a stylist.””

— John Conquest, 3rd Coast Music

Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway

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Released | September 23, 2008
Artists: Bob Childers, Jimmy LaFave, Joel Rafael, Slaid Cleaves, Eliza Gilkyson, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion, Ellis Paul, Kevin Welch, Michael Fracasso with special appearances by Pete Seeger and Fred Hellerman.
The Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway concert has received rave reviews over the last 10 years that this special tribute performance has been touring. Featuring Jimmy LaFave and a rotating cast of guest musicians, Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway is always a unique show. The incorporation of Woody's prose and music into this scripted show, makes it a one of a kind performance.
This double disc showcases the best of Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway!

Cimarron Manifesto

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Released | May 8, 2007
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Engineered by Fred Remmert
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Art Direction and Design | Bryan Peterson, Peterson Ray & Co.
Photography by Pete Lacker
Master Recordings | Red House Records

Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Mando-Guitar, Acoustic Baritone Guitar, National Resophonic Guitar
John Inmon | Electric Guitar, Lap Steel
Andrew Hardin | Electric Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Hammond B3 Organ, Piano
Bryan Peterson | Piano, Electric Piano
Wally Doggett | Drums
Jeff May | Bass
Glenn Schuetz | Upright Bass
Jeff Plankenhorn | Dobro, Lap Steel
Carrie Rodriguez | Violon, Harmony Vocals
(This Land, Hideaway Girl)
Ruthie Foster | Harmony Vocals
(Walk A Mile In My Shoes)
Kacy Crowley | Harmony Vocals
(Car Outside)
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave © 2007 Night Tribe Music (SESAC) except: Catch The Wind, Donovan Leitch (PRS), © Peer International Corporation (BMI); Not Dark Yet, Bob Dylan © Special Rider Music (SESAC); Walk A Mile In My Shoes, Joe South © Sony/ATV Songs LLC (BMI)

““A dusky, beautifully framed snapshot of life in the heartland.””

— Pasadena Weekly

Blue Nightfall

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Released | March 8, 2005
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Engineered by Fred Remmert
Assistant Engineer | John Ross Silva
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Art Direction and Design |
Bryan Peterson, Peterson Ray & Co.
Photography (Cover, Tray Card) |
Pete Lacker
Booklet Photography | Jimmy LaFave
Master Recording | Red House Records
Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Baritone Guitar (Tracks 2,5,11,12,13), Electric Guitar (Tracks 1,2,3,6, 8,10,11), National Reso-Electric Guitar (Tracks 4,9), Acoustic (Tracks 1,3,6,7,10,11)
Will Landin | Acoustic Bass
Wally Doggett | Drums
Radoslav Lorkovic | Accordion (Tracks 2,7), Piano (Tracks 1,3,5,6,8,9,10,11), Organ (Tracks 1,3,5,6,9,10,11)
Bryan Peterson | Piano (Track 4)
Larry Wilson | Acoustic Baritone Guitar (Track 1), Electric Guitar (Track 6,12), Acoustic Guitar (Track 7), Electric Slide Guitar (Track 9)
Gabe Rhodes | Lead Electric Guitar
(Track 2)
Warren Hood | Mandolin (Tracks 3,11), Fiddle (Track 3)
Gurf Morlix | Electric Guitar (Track 4,8,10)
Scott Martin | Dobro (Track 7)
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC) except: Revival by Gretchen Peters © 1998 Sony/ATV Tunes LLC, Purple Crayon Music Publishing (ASCAP)

““Jimmy LaFave makes melancholy sound like jubilation. Great songs, all of them. His specialty remains ballads that speak the plainitive truth cushioned by simple yet crisp instrumentation. The timbre of his voice, with its naturally emotive catch, always evokes honesty. He’s an artist who doesn’t need musical embellishments.””

— Mario Tarradell, Dallas Morning News

Texoma

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Released | March 13, 2001
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Executive Producer | Mark Shumate
Engineered and Mixed by Fred Remmert
Assistant Engineer | Adam Odor
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Mastered at Yes Mastering
by Fred Remmert
Art Direction and Design |
Bryan Peterson, Peterson Ray & Co.
All roadside photography | Jimmy LaFave
Acoustic Guitar Photo | Richard Cuccaro
Electric Guitar Photo | Cheryl Graham
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Acoustic and Electric Guitars
Larry Wilson | Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Lap Steel, Dobro
David Webb | Keyboards
Will Landin | Bass
Eric Hansen | Drums
Background Vocals | The Burns Sisters
All songs written by © Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC) except: San Francisco, by John Phillips, Universal Music Publishing Group; On A Bus To St. Cloud by Gretchen Peters, Sony/ATV Tunes LLC, Purple Crayon Music (ASCAP)

““LaFave sounds like a dark night gone good. And on Dylan’s “Emotionally Yours” he proves plainly that music and spirit are two things he well understands.””

— VH–1

““On “Texoma,” LaFave mixes nine of his own fine songs with several covers, including an oddly wonderful version of the old flower child anthem “San Francisco.” LaFave finds a bluesy groove on “Bad, Bad Girl” and ”Poor Man’s Dream,” and gets downright exuberant on “This Glorious Day,” with help from the fabulous Burns Sisters on vocals. LaFave’s red dirt rock just gets better with age, and he pours his heart and soul into the ballads. “Texoma” captures this musical treasure at his best.””

— Eric Fidler, Associated Press

Road Novel

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Released | 1997
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Executive Producer | Mark Shumate
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Art Direction and Design | Isabel Garza
Copy Editor | Annette Schneider
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals
Rick Poss | Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Lap Steel, Sig, Slide Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass, Acoustic Bass, Harmonica
Stewart Cocharn | Piano, Organ Eric Hansen – Drums
Danny Barnes | Banjo, Banshee, Dobro, Guitar
Darcie Deaville | Fiddle, Mandolin
David Murray | Guitar
Kim Platko | Guitar
Brent Wilson | Guitar
Mitch Watkins | Acoustic Guitar
All songs written by © Jimmy LaFave, Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except: Home Sweet Oklahoma written by Leon Russell, Reservoir 416; Buckets Of Rain written by Bob Dylan, Ram’s Horn (SESAC)

“The raspy warm voice wrapping around his (he wrote or co–wrote 13 of the 15) well written songs, with real solid playing has become a trademark of this artist, in fact if it weren’t so that would be the surprise. I don’t want to say it is more of what we come to expect from him, but you better understand I say that as a compliment. This is by far his best song writing effort, and with the progress he has shown from album to album I can’t wait for the next batch of songs. His ballads tear into your heart and mind with their tone nuance, yet they are not soppy, but real life that most can feel because we have worn those boots also. Take a journey into the moods and thoughts of “Into Your Life.” Remember that day when you did/had the same experience, and all the emotions that went with that day. Go right into the infectious “Ramblin Sky” and see if you know “why my feet are tappin’,” look down at yours and see what they are doing. Listen to the wondering that goes on “Long Ago with Miles Between,” can you tell me those same thoughts haven’t run through your mind, in one form or another. It’s not only his songs that he puts it all into, but I happen to think he does some fantastic work on Bob Dylan’s songs. His musical tone reflects the thoughts and mood tone almost perfectly, so that each builds on the other.””

— Bob Gottlieb, All Music Guide

Buffalo Return To The Plains

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Released | August 1995
Produced by Jimmy LaFave
Executive Producer: Mark Shumate
Engineered and Mixed by Fred Remmert
Mastered by Fred Remmert
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
Art Direction and Design | Isabel Garza
Photography | Andrea Turner
Photoshop Guru | Alan Klemp
Copy Editor | Annette Schneider
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Guitar
Rick Poss | Guitars, Lap Steel, Mandolin, Dobro
Stewart Cochran | Organ, Piano
Randy Glines | Bass, Acoustic Bass, Harmonica
Chris Massey | Drums
Debra Peters | Piano on Tracks 4,5,8,10, Accordion on Track 13
Gene Elders | Violin
All songs written by Jimmy LaFave © 1995 Songs of Polygram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except: Amsterdam © 1995 Kevin Welch Sony Tree Publishing and Jimmy LaFave © 1995 Songs of Polygram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI); Sweetheart Like You written by Bob Dylan © 1983 Special Rider Music (ASCAP)

““This is the third of singer/songwriter Jimmy LaFave’s albums, and each one reveals new dimensions. The songs are socially conscious and idealistic without being the least bit melancholy. His voice has that rasp that comes from living near the edge, and is one of his best assets. He can take a ballad and make you feel its pain and sadness; listen to “I’m Thinking of You,” and “Never Be Mine.” Then listen to the tenderness, joy, and love in “Going Home,” andthe gentleness and caring now in his voice reinforcing the lyrics. Then there are the times he just puts his foot down and rocks out in the Western rhythm that so effectively drives the work of contemporaries like Joe Ely, plus the one who started the West Texas sound, Buddy Holly; take a listen to “That I Can’t Control.” His band is only getting tighter and tighter, staying with him at all times, but never hidden behind him; he allows them to step out and show their chops in ways that effectively highlight the songs.””

— Bob Gottlieb, All Music Guide

““...allows LaFave to wring more emotion from a ballad than perhaps anyone ever has. When he rocks, he does so with complete abandon. When he chronicles love, it’s with complete immersion. There is no pretense in him.””

— Martin Fullington, Music Reviews Quarterly

Highway Trance

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Released | 1994
Studio | Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas between September 1992 - December 1993
Engineered and Mixed by Fred Remmert
Engineered and Mixed by James Tuttle
Mastered by Jim Wilson
Master Recordings | Music Road Records
Executive Producer | Mark Shumate. Isabel Garza | Art Direction & Design Brenda Ladd | photography
Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Guitar, Photography
David Sanger | Drums
Marvin Dykhuis | Electric Guitar
Gene Elders - Violin, Vocals
Randy Glines | Bass
Michael Hardwick | Steel Guitar
Mark “Kaz” Kazanoff | Saxophone
Paul Sweeney | Mandolin
Larry Wilson | Guitar, Slide Guitar
Brian Wood | Acoustic Guitar
All songs written by © Jimmy LaFave, Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except Austin After Midnight by Bob Childers, Golden Ladder Music (BMI) and Jimmy LaFave, Songs of Polygram, (Le’Passant Music) (BMI)

“His plaintive voice embraces his lyrics with the feelings of his heart. His singing and song writing (he wrote all the songs except “Early Summer Rain”) evoke the wide open sky of Texas, with the great spaces between people as evident as the stars in the wide–open sky. His tight band keeps the sound moving behind him. He deftly varies the rhythms and song styles so that the album never lets you fall into that “Highway Trance” which he sings of. His lyrics are sharp on the variety of subjects he addresses. Maybe a notch below Austin Skyline, but its a small step down, and a big step forward.” ”

— Bob Gottlieb, All Music Guide

““Highway Trance puts Jimmy LaFave in the first rank of roots rockers to emerge from Austin, Texas. His songwriting shows equal passion for road–house rock and romantic balladry, and his Night Tribe band is a killer.””

— Don McLeese, Rolling Stone

Austin Skyline

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Released | 1992
Recorded live at La Zona Rosa, Austin, Texas, Chicago House, Austin, Texas on July 11, 1992 - September 10, 1992
Engineer | Walter Morgan
Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant - Mark Phillips
Art Direction & Design | Dick Reeves
Liner Notes | Bob Johnston
Copy Editor | Annette Schneider
Mastered by Jerry Tubb
Master Recordings: Music Road Records
Jimmy LaFave | Vocals, Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica
Mark Patterson | Drums
David Webb | Keyboards
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Brian Wood | Guitar, Guitar (steel)
All songs written by © Jimmy LaFave, Songs of PolyGram (Le’Passant Music) (BMI) except: Girl From The North Country and Leopard-Skin Pillbox Hat, written by Bob Dylan, Special Rider Music (SESAC); Walk Away Renee by Brown, Sansone, Callille, Twin-Tone Music Publishing; Rocket In My Pocket, written by Jimmy Logsdon and Vic McAlpin, Cahl Muisc, Inc.; Restless Spirits, written by Bob Childers, Golden Ladder Publishing (BMI)

“Jimmy LaFave’s songs move me ’cause he sings them with grit, passion, and uncommon beauty.””

— Lucinda Williams, Recording Artist

““Imagine if Van Morrison had been a Texan; he might have sounded something like this.””

— Nick Bollinger, The Listener (New Zealand)

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Trail Five

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I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes

How It Must Remain written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)

Out On The Weekend written by Neil Young, Silver Fiddle Music

Desperate Men Do Desperate Things written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)

The Loneliness Of America written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)

Just Like A Woman written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes

Outskirts Of Town written by William Weldon and Roy Jordan, Universal Music Corp.

Darkest Side Of Midnight written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)

Rock and Roll Baby written by Bill Neely, Tradition Music Co

This Glorious Day written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

Tomorrow Is A Long Time written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes

Tulsa Time written by Daniel Flowers, Universal Music Publishing Group

““Equal parts singer-songwriter and roadhouse rocker, Austin’s Jimmy LaFave is all about the songs those rare and precious few whose appeal starts in the gut and moves up to build permanent residence in the heart.””

— Christopher Hess, The Austin Chronicle

Trail Four

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Walking To New Orleans written by Domino Antoine, Robert Charles, Dave Guidry, EMI Unart Catalog, Inc
Recorded live at Granada Theater, Dallas, Texas on October 28, 2005
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Bryan Peterson | Keyboard
Wally Doggett | Drums

When It Starts To Rain written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
David Webb | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

She Belongs To Me written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live in Strassburg, France
Rick Poss - Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
Eric Hanson | Drums

Call Me The Breeze written by J.J. Cale

I'll Remember You written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Texas Union Theater, Austin, Texas on June 8, 2001
Danny Click | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboard
Will Landin | Bass
Eric Hanson | Drums

Rocket In My Pocket written by Jimmy Logsdon and Vic McAlpin, Cahl Muisc, Inc.
John Inmon | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic Keyboard
Wally Doggett Drums

Chimes Of Freedom written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes Recorded live at Threadgill’s, Austin, Texas
Recorded by Terry Tammadge
John Inmon | Guitar
Bryan Peterson | Keyboard
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Route 66 Revisited written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on June 17, 1994
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
Bobby Kallus Drums

Snowin' On Raton written by Townes Van Zandt, Silver Dollar Music Recorded live at Red Clay Theater on July 31, 2013
Phil Hurley | Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus - Drums

Hideaway Girl written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)

It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Red Clay Theater on July 31, 2013
Phil Hurley | Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Worn Out American Dream written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at La Zona Rosa, Austin, Texas
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
David Bender | Drums

““The more I listen to Jimmy LaFave’s music, the more I think the recognition he has received doesn’t come close to being commensurate with his talent. Two releases of vintage material—both arriving shortly after the terrific new The Night Tribe—provide the latest evidence that he is one of the best folk/rock singer/songwriters this side of the Andromeda Galaxy.””

— Jeff Burger, No Depression

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Meet Me In The Morning written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes Recorded live at Granada Theater, Dallas, Texas
Larry Wilson –| Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Wally Doggett | Drums

Secret Garden written by Bruce Springsteen, Universal Music Works
John Inmon | Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Blues Power written by Eric Clapton, Throat Music, Leon Russell, Irving Music
Recorded live at a private party, New York
John Inmon | Guitar
Wally Doggett | Drums
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard

Love Minus Zero No Limits written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Roper Ballroom, Grand Junction, Colorado on September 9, 2011
Richard Feridun | Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

I'm Thinking Of You written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Rick Poss | Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
Eric Hanson | Drums

Sweetheart Like You written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Terry “Buffalo” Ware | Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard
Eric Hanson | Drums

Blues In C Minor/Deep South 61 Delta Highway Blues written by Radoslav Lorkovic and Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
John Inmon | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard

Long Ago With Miles Between written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)
Terry “Buffalo” Ware | Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard
Randy Glines | Bass
Eric Hanson | Drums

Dusty Old Fairgrounds written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Richard Feridun | Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Mr. Tambourine Man written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
John Inmon – Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Rain Falling Down written by © Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)
John Inmon | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

The Weight/Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 written by Robbie Robertson, Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Bobby Kallus | Drums

““Jimmy playing his guitar and singing with the passion of many artists that are decades younger than him—but also with the wisdom that comes with experience.””

— Scott Korinke

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Buckets of Rain written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at The Ten Angel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 2, 2002
Danny Glick | Guitar
Will Landin | Bass
Bobby Kallus | Drums

River Road written by Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (SESAC)
Recorded live at Granada Theater, Dallas, Texas on October 28, 2005
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Bryan Peterson | Keyboard
Wally Doggett | Drums
Will Landin | Bass

Key To The Highway written by Charles Segar, Willie Broonzy, Songs of Universal (BMI)
John Inmon | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Organ
Wally Doggett | Drums

Last Train written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
John Inmon – Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic – Organ
Bobby Kallus - Drums

Never Be Mine written by Jimmy LaFave Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard

Tore Down written by Sonny Thompson, Carbert Music, Inc., ARC Music Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on June 17, 1994
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica
Bobby Kallus | Drums

Not Dark Yet written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboard
Wally Doggett | Drums

Oklahoma Hills written by Woody Guthrie and Jack Guthrie, Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc.
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on June 17, 1994.
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica

Your Bright Baby Blues written by © Jackson Browne, Swallow Turn Music (ASCAP)

Don't Go To Strangers written by J.J. Cale, Johnny Bienstock Music, LLC
Danny Click | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboard
Will Landin | Bass
Wally Doggett | Drums

Never Is A Moment written by © Jimmy LaFave, Night Tribe Music (BMI)
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Will Landin | Bass
Wally Doggett | Drums

I'm Ready written by Domino Antoine, Al Lewis, Bradford Sylvestor, EMI April Music Inc.
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Radoslav Lorkovic | Keyboard
Will Landin | Bass
Wally Doggett | Drums

““The man’s voice is a remarkable instrument, but he is as much of a songwriter as he is a singer and these packages reaffirm that he can pen material worthy of sharing a program with that of the masters he covers.””

— Jeff Burger, No Depression

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Positively 4th Street written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded Live at Frutigan Festival, Switzerland on May 8, 1994
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboards
David Sanger | Drums

Red Dirt Roads At Night written by Jimmy LaFave © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on July 11, 1992
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass

Because Of The Wind written by Joe Ely, CBS Songs (ASCAP)
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboards
David Bender | Drums

Burden To Bear written by by Jimmy LaFave © 1995 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at KERA Radio, Dallas, Texas on April 7, 1995
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica

Nobody Knows When You’re Down And Out written by Jimmy Cox, Universal Music Group
Recorded live at Nick’s Club, Stillwater, Oklahoma in 1984
Mark Lyon | Lead Guitar
Ron Beckel | Drums
Bob Spencer | Bass
Vickie Dorschner | Keyboards

Going Home written by Jimmy LaFave © 1995 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at V.P.R.O. Radio, Amsterdam, The Netherlands on January 30, 1996
Randy Glines | Bass, Harmonica

Simple Twist Of Fate written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on May 2, 1998
Mitch Watkins | Lead Guitar
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Stewart Cocharn | Piano
Herb Belofsky | Drums

The Perfect Combination written by Jimmy LaFave, © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at Renfe Club, Ferrara, Italy on May 18, 1994
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
David Sanger | Drums
Randy Glines | Bass

How It Must Remain written by Jimmy LaFave © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at Chicago House, Austin, Texas on August 23, 1992
Outtake from Austin Skyline
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboards
Mark Patterson | Drums

Key To The Highway written by Charles Segar, Willie Broonzy, Songs of Universal (BMI)
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on February 10, 1990
Gene Williams | Lead Acoustic Guitar

Oh, Sister written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Chicago House, Austin, Texas on February 11, 1993
Tribute to Dylan Hosted by Butch Hancock
Slim from England on Accordion

Loved You Like Rainbows written by Jimmy LaFave, Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded at Lamb Studios, Stillwater, Oklahoma in March 1985
Kevin Smith | Guitars and Violin
Kurt Neilson | Mandolin
Jed Lindsay | Bass
Mike Hufford | Drums

Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas in 1991
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar

Oklahoma Hills written by Woody Guthrie and Jack Guthrie, Woody Guthrie Publications, Inc.
Recorded live on KGSR Radio, Austin, Texas in July 1992
Hosts: Jody Denberg and Greg Johnson
Lorne Rall | Bass
Lucinda Williams | Vocal

Forever Young written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live on KUT Radio, Austin, Texas in 1996
Wal**ter Hyatt Tribute
Host | Larry Monroe
Darcie Deaville | Violin
Gary Primich | Harmonica
Marvin Dykhaus | Guitar
Paul Sweeny** | Mandolin

Valentine’s Day written by Bruce Springsteen
Recorded live at Club Soda, Montreal, Quebec in March 1998
Glenn Schuetz | Bass

Ellie’s Song written by Jimmy LaFave © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live, Highway Trance outtake 1994
Randy Glines | Bass
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
David Sanger | Drums
Mike Hardwick | Lead Guitar

If You Want To See Me Rock written by Jimmy LaFave © 1995 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live at Chicago House on August 23, 1992
Austin Skyline outtake
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboards
Mark Patterson | Drums

If Not For You written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin Texas in 1996
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Piano

I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin Texas in 1991
Dylan Tribute Show
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass
David Webb | Keyboards
Mark Patterson | Drums

The Open Road written by Jimmy LaFave © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live on BBC Radio in 1994
Host: Mary Costello
Randy Glines | Bass and Harmonica

Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at the Kerrville Folk Festival, Kerrville, Texas in May 1997
Gurf Morlix | Lap Steel
Randy Glines | Bass
Stewart Cochran | Piano
Eric Hansen | Drums

I Threw It All Away written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Chicago House on August 23, 1992
Austin Skyline outtake
Mark Patterson | Drums
Larry Wilson | Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
Randy Glines | Bass

Down In The Flood written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Cactus Café, Austin, Texas on July 11, 1992
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass and Harmonica

Never Be Mine written by Jimmy LaFave © 1993 Songs of Polygram, Le’Passant Music (BMI)
Recorded live on Radio Zuid, The Netherlands in 1994
Randy Glines | Bass and Harmonica

It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live at Chicago House, Austin, Texas in September 1992
Larry Wilson | Guitar
Randy Glines | Bass and Harmonica

Have You Ever Loved a Woman written by Billy Myles, BMG Rights Management US, LLC
Recorded live in La Laiterie, Strasbourg, France on January 18, 1996
Rick Poss | Lead Guitar
Stewart Cochran | Keyboards
Eric Hansen | Drums
Randy Glines | Bass

The Lone Wolf written by Bob Childers, White Buffalo Road Show Publishing (BMI)
Larry Wilson | Lead Guitar
David Webb | Keyboards
Randy Glines | Bass
Mark Patterson | Drums

One Too Many Mornings written by Bob Dylan, Universal Tunes
Recorded live on Radio Zuid, The Netherlands in 1994
Randy Glines | Bass and Harmonica

Hold On
Recorded live on KUT Radio Live Set, Austin, Texas on January 18, 1998
Host | Larry Monroe
Engineer | Walter Morgan
Kevin Carrol | Lead Guitar
Keith Robinson | Drums
Glenn Schuetz | Bass
Stewart Cochran | Piano, Organ
Singers | Michael Fracasso, Gemma Cochran, Abra Moore, Mitch Watkins, Lisa Mednick

Hidden Track: Rosie written by Jackson Browne, Donald Miller © Jackson Browne, Swallow Turn Music
Recorded live in Mark Shumate’s Living Room

“Containing 31 previously unreleased tracks, this two–CD set highlights the past two decades of LaFave’s growth both as a songwriter and as a prime interpreter of Dylan material. Here he tackles no less than a dozen of Dylan’s classics, ranging from the opening “Positively 4th Street” to “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues” to the quiet stillness of “If Not for You.” Equally as satisfying are LaFave’s own originals, with “Red Dirt Roads at Night,” “Burden to Bear,” “How It Must Remain,” “Ellie’s Song,” “Loved You Like Rainbows” and “The Open Road” all being particularly compelling statements. The sound, taken from live performances and radio broadcasts from Texas and around the world, is rough and right, giving this an official bootleg kind of feel that fits the music nicely.””

— Cub Koda, All Music Guide

““He could pull the purest, truest sounds out of singers, musicians, and songwriters; he knew just what the songs needed to make them reflect the musical identity of the artists.” ”

— Henry Carrigan, No Depression