Jim Lauderdale
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Biography
James Russell Lauderdale, known as Jim Lauderdale, was born on April 11, 1957, in Troutman, North Carolina. He is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist influenced by bluegrass music and artists like Ralph Stanley. After studying theater at the North Carolina School of the Arts, Lauderdale moved to Nashville in 1979 to pursue a recording deal. His solo debut album Planet of Love was released in 1991. Lauderdale gained significant recognition for his collaborations, including Lost in the Lonesome Pines (2002) with Ralph Stanley, which won the Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album. Subsequent albums such as The Bluegrass Diaries (2007), and Could We Get Any Closer? (2009) further solidified his reputation in the country and bluegrass genres. Lauderdale has also collaborated with artists like Elvis Costello, Rhonda Vincent, and Mary Chapin Carpenter. In 2018, he signed to Yep Roc Records and released the album Time Flies.
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- Jawbone
- We Really Shouldn't Be Doing This
- Together Again by Jim Lauderdale
- Chances
- This Is the Last Time (I'm Ever Gonna Hurt)
- I Feel Like Singing Today featuring Jim Lauderdale
- Mighty Lonesome
- There Goes Bessie Brown
- L.A. County by Jim Lauderdale
- I Am the Man Thomas featuring Jim Lauderdale
- No Right Way to Be Wrong
- Bless Her Heart
- Boat of Love featuring Jim Lauderdale
- Bluebell
- Calico
- All Roads Lead Back To You
- Cautious
- Alligator Alley
- Are You Having Second Thoughts?
- There's No End To The Sky
- Charmed
- Change
- Deep Well of Sadness featuring Jim Lauderdale
- There's A Storm Out There (But It's Calm In Here)
