Gram parsons

Gram Parsons, Flying Burrito Brothers - Altamont 1969

BORN IN THE WRONG GENERATION. ROCK N´ROLL IS MY SATISFACTION. MY STYLE IS BOHEMIAN, COUNTRY, ROCKER, VINTAGE. DEFINITELY LOVE BEARDED MEN WITH RINGS, MUSES, STYLE ICONS, OUTLAWS, HIPPIES, ROAD TRIPS, BIKES, RED WINE, COFFEE, WHISKEY, WOLVES, THE MOON, THE STARS. 60´S AND 70´S MUSIC + FASHION ARE MY MAIN INSPIRATION. DROOL OVER HATS, BELL BOTTOMS, BOOTS, HUGE NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY. THIS IS MY WORLD. EXPERIENCE IT. ENJOY IT. FALL FOR IT. IT´S A ONE WAY TICKET!

Videos by American Songwriter (Photo: Robert Altman) Gram Parsons is often credited with the creation of country-rock, and his influence hovers over a huge cross section of songwriters and musicians today – from those who worked with him like Emmylou Harris and Chris Hillman, to modern rock and rollers like Ryan Adams and Jeff Tweedy. […]

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The infamous tale of what happened to Gram Parsons body in the hours after his death is one of the most bizarre in country music history.

If you had to pick a signature song from Gram Parsons, “Return of the Grievous Angel,” his wounded travelogue, might be it.