joe ely

When you get right down to it, it's music that's bonded the Flatlanders — Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock — together.

Bob Dylan originally released this song in 1965.

The Texas country star says this collaboration was a chance to work with one of his all-time biggest musical influences.

The effects of Parkinson's disease have unfortunately taken away Linda Ronstadt's ability to sing, but a previously unreleased duet between the songstress and Texan Joe Ely has been uncovered.

Joe Ely has no doubt things come full circle, in his case again and again. When the singer-songwriter played in San Francisco on April 25, 1986, the band's instrument trailer was broken into and all of their equipment was stolen, including a custom-made guitar that belonged to Joe...

Cowboy Troy made a name for himself as part of Big & Rich's Muzik Mafia crew back in the day, but the 6'5" singer is branching out these days, writing and working with all sorts of people, including the legendary Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers. He...

Joe Ely: Llama Wrangler The country-rock icon left Lubbock, Texas, to join the Ringing Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, but the job turned out to be less romantic than Ely imagined. He recalls getting covered in llama spit and having the World's Smallest Horse repeatedly bite him on the knee. Ne... Read More ...