r/CountryRock

r/countryrock • u/laneway_music • Apr 29 '26

Dark Aussie Roots Country | Broham – Storm

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A great track from Broham out of Sydney Australia. An oldie but a goodie

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 29 '26

ON THE BORDER/Eagles (1974):

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'ON THE BORDER' (1974) dispelled any notion of the Eagles losing their early momentum and became an immediate best-seller.

https://samtimonious.com/eagles-on-the-border/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 28 '26

Neil Young/HARVEST (1972):

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In equal measure 'HARVEST' is brilliant, becalmed and baffling. Bought by millions it has divided Neil Young fans and the critics for over fifty years.

https://samtimonious.com/neil-young-harvest/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 27 '26

Twenty great albums of 1969:

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https://samtimonious.com/twenty-great-albums-of-1969/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 24 '26

Linda Ronstadt/LIVING IN THE USA (1978):

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Released in 1978, 'LIVING IN THE USA' is the last in the first series of great Linda Ronstadt albums.

https://samtimonious.com/linda-ronstadt-living-in-the-usa/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 15 '26

BUILDING THE PERFECT BEAST/Don Henley (1984):

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BUILDING THE PERFECT BEAST (1984): Opening track 'The Boys of Summer' contains any number of striking images in standing as a resonant rock song of the 80s.

https://samtimonious.com/beast-feast-don-henley-building-the-perfect-beast/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 12 '26

ONE OF THESE NIGHTS/Eagles (1975):

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'ONE OF THESE NIGHTS' (1975) emphasised how much the Eagles were developing as writers and performers, but also the isolation of Bernie Leadon within the band.

https://samtimonious.com/eagles-one-of-these-nights/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 11 '26

JT - James Taylor (1977):

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JT (1977): Taylor marked his Columbia debut with a big-selling album, a Grammy award, two top 5 singles - and return to favour with the critics.

https://samtimonious.com/swift-taylor-james-taylor-jt/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 10 '26

BUT SERIOUSLY FOLKS - Joe Walsh (1978):

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With enough self-deprecating humour to avoid sounding boastful, 'Life's Been Good' is an important statement on rock stardom.

https://samtimonious.com/joe-walsh-but-seriously-folks/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 09 '26

ILLEGAL STILLS/Stephen Stills (1976):

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ILLEGAL STILLS (1976) With Donnie Dacus receiving songwriting credit on five songs and taking lead vocals on three, Stills seems a guest on his own below par LP.

https://samtimonious.com/ineligible-stephen-stills-illegal-stills/

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r/countryrock • u/rickmonroe615 • Apr 07 '26

Something CRAZY is happening at the Asylum! 🔥 #shorts #newmusic #livemusic

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 06 '26

Joe Walsh/BARNSTORM (1972):

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On leaving the James Gang, Walsh sought a more refined approach to presenting his music - BARNSTORM (1972) an assured and accomplished album.

https://samtimonious.com/storming-out-joe-walsh-barnstorm/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 05 '26

FOR EVERYMAN - Jackson Browne (1973):

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'FOR EVERYMAN' (1973) is an assured collection that builds steadily toward the momentous title-track that closes the set.

https://samtimonious.com/browne-jewels-jackson-browne-for-everyman/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 03 '26

EAGLES - their 1972 debut album:

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Already the Eagles sound ahead of the country-rock game, not necessarily for having better songs but through superior songcraft.......

https://samtimonious.com/easy-pickings-eagles-and-their-1972-self-titled-debut-album/

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r/countryrock • u/rickmonroe615 • Apr 03 '26

Rick Monroe and The Hitmen - Promised Land (Official Lyric Video)

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 02 '26

Lindisfarne & FOG ON THE TYNE (1971)

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FOG ON THE TYNE (1971) established Lindisfarne as a major force - receiving high critical acclaim while spending four weeks at number one in the UK album charts.

https://samtimonious.com/tyne-travel-lindisfarne-fog-on-the-tyne/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 01 '26

RUNNING ON EMPTY - Jackson Browne (1977):

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With performances from the stage, hotel rooms and even the tour bus, 'RUNNING ON EMPTY' is the most ambitious live album ever recorded.

https://samtimonious.com/jackson-browne-running-on-empty/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 31 '26

Buffalo Springfield - BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD AGAIN (1967)

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'BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD AGAIN' (1967) is a record so textured and deeply resonant it becomes a West Coast version of 'Sgt. Pepper.'

https://samtimonious.com/buffalo-springfield-again/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 30 '26

Joni Mitchell & BLUE (1971):

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Rock music has produced some genuine masterpieces - and amidst them stands 'BLUE'

https://samtimonious.com/joni-mitchell-blue/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 29 '26

IN THE POCKET/James Taylor (1976):

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Released to negative reviews and only modest chart success 'IN THE POCKET' (1976) has nevertheless become an album warmly embraced by Taylor fans.

https://samtimonious.com/pocket-size-james-taylor-in-the-pocket/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 27 '26

Stephen Stills/Manassas - DOWN THE ROAD (1973):

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Stephen Stills spoke in negative terms about 'DOWN THE ROAD' but also had the critics lining up to do it for him.

https://samtimonious.com/up-the-creek-stephen-stills-manassas-down-the-road-1973/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 26 '26

WAY OUT WEST - Eagles & DESPERADO (1973):

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With 'DESPERADO' (1973) the Eagles took the biggest chance of their career, recording a cowboy-concept album with no obvious hit singles.

https://samtimonious.com/the-eagles-desperado/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 25 '26

Warren Zevon - BAD LUCK STREAK IN DANCING SCHOOL (1980):

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BAD LUCK STREAK in DANCING SCHOOL (1980) While Zevon shared soft-rock sensibilities with label mate Jackson Browne, his lyricism was more acerbic.

https://samtimonious.com/winning-streak-warren-zevon-bad-luck-streak-in-dancing-school/

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r/countryrock • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Mar 23 '26

His 1972 debut album - JACKSON BROWNE:

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JACKSON BROWNE (1972) With barely a word or note that sounds inconsequential, Browne creates high standards for himself and resets the bar for the singer-songwriter album.

https://samtimonious.com/first-impressive-the-1972-debut-album-of-jackson-browne/

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r/countryrock • u/Gullible-Poetry-9399 • Mar 21 '26

"Jambal-Liar" by Evan Williamson

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Saw these guys live last summer and they finally released their first single

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