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Jack Ingram

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Album Review

In the early '90s, country music was getting a well-deserved shot in the arm by an influx of new and exciting talent. One of these struggling new artists went by the name of Jack Ingram and his self-titled release here is something of a find. Recorded for a tiny independent label, Jack Ingram shows the first glimpse of the talent which was lurking in the shadows. These 12 cuts range from rather stunning originals to tasty covers. "Beat Up Ford," which Ingram would name his backing group, is fine indeed; and his covers of Willie Nelson's "Pick Up the Tempo" and Robert Earl Keen's "Road Goes on Forever" are stunning examples of simplicity using, only voice, guitar, and mandolin for a wonderful effect. Elsewhere, the backings are kept on the money and enhance each tune nicely. Jack Ingram is a fine country/folk testament by an emerging artist.

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Can't go wrong with Jack Ingram. I'm a big fan, not to sure I like him singing nashville country on the radio. Those who are just now hearing Jack should definitely check out his first 3 or 4 albums. Songs like "I Would, Biloxi, Nothing Wrong with That, One Thing, Mustang Burn, Travis County"

Biography

Born: 1970 in Houston, TX

Genre: Country

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

The Texas-based modern-day honky tonker Jack Ingram first carved out a niche for himself in the bars and roadhouses between Dallas and Houston. By the mid-'90s after extensive touring with his Beat Up Ford Band, he had released two well-received independent albums and had opened for artists like Merle Haggard and Mark Chesnutt. The end of 1996 brought about a deal with Warner, which reissued his first two indie albums, and in 1997 issued his major-label debut, Livin' or Dyin'. Moving to Sony's Lucky...
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