Townes Van Zandt
Born to a wealthy family in 1940s Texas, Townes Van Zandt's extremely high IQ
classified him as genius but he suffered from manic depression and was given
experimental insulin shock therapy to cure him. It wiped out his long-term
memory and Townes was never the same again. Leaving behind a career in law and a
white picket fence, he became a restless soul constantly in search of something
to fill the big hole. Too lonesome and wild for an increasingly corporate
Nashville, his songs made him a cult hero, "a songwriter's songwriter", revered
by his peers Guy Clark, Steve Earle and J...
Pancho & LeftyTownes Van Zandt
High, Low and in Between
I'll Be Here in the MorningTownes Van Zandt
For the Sake of the Song
Waitin' Around to DieTownes Van Zandt
For the Sake of the Song
White Freightliner BluesTownes Van Zandt
Live at the Old Quarter, Houston
Dollar Bill BluesTownes Van Zandt
Flyin' Shoes
If I Needed YouTownes Van Zandt
High, Low and in Between
