Townes Van Zandt
"With a stark rhythmic pulse and unadorned melody, his music creates space for poignant reflection amidst a backdrop of haunting storytelling."
Quick Start
A good place to start with Townes Van Zandt is…
High, Low and in Between
1971
Career Arc
Townes Van Zandt's discography from 1968 to 2019
Full discography
Townes Van Zandt's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.
Albums ()
Sky Blue
2019
Sunshine Boy: The Unheard Studio Sessions & Demos 1971–1972
2013
Live at McCabe's
2001
No Deeper Blue
1994
The Nashville Sessions
1993
Rear View Mirror
1993
Roadsongs
1992
Rain on a Conga Drum: Live in Berlin
1991
At My Window
1987
Live and Obscure
1987
Flyin' Shoes
1978
Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas
1977
The Late Great Townes Van Zandt
1972
High, Low and in Between
1971
Delta Momma Blues
1971
Townes Van Zandt
1969
Our Mother the Mountain
1969
For the Sake of the Song
1968
Singles ()
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Timeline
How their sound evolved over time
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Townes Van Zandt sound like?
With a stark rhythmic pulse and unadorned melody, his music creates space for poignant reflection amidst a backdrop of haunting storytelling. Rooted in blues and country. Start with For the Sake of the Song.
What is the best Townes Van Zandt album to start with?
The best album to start with is "For the Sake of the Song" (1968). It's the most representative of what makes Townes Van Zandt worth hearing.
Who is Townes Van Zandt for?
If you're into blues and country, Townes Van Zandt is worth your time. With a stark rhythmic pulse and unadorned melody, his music creates space for poignant reflection amidst a backdrop of haunting storytelling.
How many albums does Townes Van Zandt have?
Townes Van Zandt has 19 releases in their discography, including 18 albums.
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