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Click here for Townes Van Zandt Interview (Oslo - NRK Lydverket - YouTube video) in which Townes talks
about learning to play guitar and write his own songs. And here for best-ever cover of "Pancho & Lefty."


SUNSHINE BOY (cd cover)

Sunshine Boy: The Unheard Studio
Sessions & Demos 1971-1972

Audio CD
Original Release Date: February 5, 2013
Number of Discs: 2
Label: Omnivore

"These alternate versions add an entirely new dimension,
like seeing someone you thought you knew in a new light..." �Colin E. Scott.

28 Previously Unissued Tracks and Unheard Versions, all Songs Drawn From
Van Zandt's Most Prolific And Great Period 1971-1972.

Available from TownesVanZandt.com (aka "TvZ Central")
as well as from Amazon.com and wherever you find it.


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ANNUAL TOWNES VAN ZANDT WAKE
January 1st, New Year's Day Night at
THE OLD QUARTER ACOUSTIC CAFE
413 20th St., Galveston, Texas, 77550
Reservations highly recommended.
Contact: Wrecks Bell
Phone: 409.762.9199 and/or 409.795.7777

See/Hear: Diane Craig's audio/visual tribute to Townes and the Old Quarter.


"...figures like Mr. Van Zandt remind us that the wandering bard, that American archetype, is still very much with us. He's the guy in the cowboy hat, sitting in the corner of the bus station with his beat-up guitar case. And his music will live long after the voices that declare it in or out of fashion have been stilled and forgotten."
Excerpt from "A Hard Road, Seldom Taken" by Robert Palmer, "The New York Times," June 7, 1987.

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Townes is listed in the history section with other Texas Music Pioneers.

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All names, images, music, text, etc., contained within are copyrighted material of the respective artists and/or their representative agents, unless otherwise specified (where known). All material presented is intended to honor and create a higher awareness and appreciation of the music of Townes Van Zandt. If anyone has objections to or corrections for any of the material included on this site please let me know, and said items will be corrected or deleted. Continuing thanks to Jerry Walsh for graphic arts support, to Rocky for technical assists, and to Townes for the music.