Hayes Carll Little Rock

Hayes Carll's 2005 Sophomore Studio Album Little Rock on Colored LP.

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Hayes Carll displays an outlaw’s attitude and a poet’s soul. This is the kind of music many claim to make but few rarely achieve. Little Rock, his second album, was recorded in Nashville with producer R. S. Field (Billy Joe Shaver, Allison Moorer, Webb W.) Originally released in 2005.

Carll has said, with tongue undoubtedly in cheek, that he chose to write about Little Rock because there are already so many songs written about Texas, but the terrific title track ably demonstrates that he has no need for a songwriter inferiority complex.

“He evokes Townes Van Zandt lyrically, Guy Clark emotionally, Steve Earle stylistically and Ray Wylie Hubbard spiritually.” – Boston Herald

“…you do believe the words in his songs, because it’s apparent that he has lived ’em.” – The Houston Press

“Here’s a guy who takes regular old rockin’ Texas folk country and just adds new songs to the canon… right there alongside the songs of Van Zandt, Clark, Earle, Crowell, Shaver, Keen, Hubbard, et al. Houston, we have a poet.” – The Houston Press