Vote for Your Favorite Albums of February 2026
Favorite Albums of February 2026 Vote For Your Favorite Albums of February 2026: Vote for three Email us at americanahighways@gmail.com with “February poll” in the subject heading if we need to add your favorite to the list! Poll is open until the end of the day April 15. Top winners will be featured in our […]
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Album Review – Eric Lee Beddingfield’s “Resurrection”

On his new album, Eric Lee Beddingfield resurrects those old country music dreams, and fulfills that part of himself that never went away. And in the process, reminds us all it’s never too late to do a resurrection of our own.
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BEST OF THE BLUES: February 2026
EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to No Depression’s newest column — Best of the Blues. Each month we’ve asked long-time No Depression contributor, Grant Britt, to round up some of his favorite new blues records for your listening pleasure.
February is a great month for blues
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REVIEW: Donovan Woods “Squander Your Gifts”
Donovan Woods Squander Your Gifts (02/27/26) (Meant Well Inc./Warner Music Canada Co) As is often the case in song, the most beautiful stories are those that carry the saddest emotions. In the grand tradition of country and folk songwriters, Ontario native Donovan Woods delivers a poignant five-track EP, Squander Your Gifts, about loss, love, and friendship. […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rose’s Pawn Shop Take Stock of Twenty Years of Music on ‘American Seams’
Even from the opening fiddle bars, American Seams, the fifth studio album from Rose’s Pawn Shop, speaks directly to the moment. The band proves their prowess at drawing from all aspects of American music to create something timeless and enduring. After twenty years of pounding the boards, it&
