Lucinda’s Grammy Award winning album is released on June 30, 1998. It’s my fav from Lu and features appearances by Emmylou Harris and The Hardore Troubadour — Steve Earle.
Some call it one of the greatest alt-country albums ever and it sits at #304 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
MCM’s 4th and still her best selling album — nearly 3 million copies. Released on June 30, 1992.
And, I still can’t get through that title track without ending up a mess …
23 year-old Kasey Chambers releases her debut album on June 5, 1999.
Many call it one of the best albums of the year and lyrically, it’s something of a wonder. Give it a listen …
Tom Waits releases his Grammy-winning album on April 16, 1999 …
Bonnie Raitt releases her 12th album on March 14, 1994.
Source: Longing In Their Hearts – You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
February 23, 1999 ~
Slim Shady releases The Slim Shady LP.
Almost instantly it becomes a classic, Slim Shady becomes one of the most controversial figures in music and the album ends up at #275 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time …
Under the Pink is 26 today. You bet your life it is … Released on January 31, 1994.
January 19, 1993 ~ Rosanne releases her eighth album. It’s a delicious piece of work, her first after her split from Rodney Crowell which no doubt led the album’s edge. Listen to the whole thing beginning to end if you can.
The Roots release their 2nd album turns 25 — released on January 17, 1995. It’s considered by many to be the finest hip hop jazz album ever.
All Saints release their sophomore album on December 29, 1998 …
