Jimmie Dale Gilmore is one of the founding fathers of progressive country. His recording career began with the Flatlanders. He and his Lubbock singer-songwriter cohorts Joe Ely and Butch Hancock recorded the first Flatlanders album in 1972, but it didn't see widespread release until years later. In the late '80s, Gilmore becan a solo recording career in earnest, and by the '90s he'd become one of the most revered singers in modern country music, particularly admired by the younger alt-country artists.

Listen to Jimmie Dale Gilmore at Finetune.

• (2008)  Don't Loof For A Heartache
• (2006)  Rhino Hi-Five: Jimmie Dale Gilmore
• (2004)  "After Awhile"
• (2000)  One Endless Night
• (1996)  Braver Newer World
• (1993)  Spinning Around the Sun
• (1991)  After Awhile
• (1989)  Jimmie Dale Gilmore
• (1988)  Fair And Square

• Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown
• Midnight Train
• Ramblin' Man
• White Freight Liner Blues
• Dallas

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• Nanci Griffith
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• Rosie Flores
• Guy Clark
• Old 97's
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• The Derailers
• Jack Ingram
• Pat Green
• Townes Van Zandt
• Freddy Fender
• Kelly Willis
• Lucinda Williams
• The Gourds
• Robert Earl Keen, Jr.

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