RIP Jon Dee Graham
February 28, 1959 – March 27, 2026

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RIP Jon Dee Graham
February 28, 1959 – March 27, 2026
The Boxing Mirror was released on 2 May 1996.
Recovering from Hepatitis C and cirrhosis of the liver, 45-year-old Alejandro Escovedo reunited with True Believers bandmate Jon Dee Graham and supported by guests, including Mark Andes (Canned Heat, Firefall, Spirit) and Susan Voelz (Poi Dog Pondering), as well as production help from John Cale.
April 23rd Playlist
We dug into the Americana archives for this episode of Howling at the Moon. Many years ago I did an Americana centric program on Skidmore College’s station, so I built a vast collection of stuff from which to choose. Sadly we needed to pay tribute to another gifted singer-songwriter who left us too soon, Jon Dee Graham, which happens in the “third half” of the program.
Side A
Howling at the Moon-Hank Williams Who Will Keep the Water Running Here?-Frog Holler Please Don’t Hurry Your Heart-Caitlyn Cary I’ll Be Faithful to You-NGSB featuring Emmylou Harris Take Me in Your Lifeboat-NGDB featuring Del McCoury Some Dark Holler-NGDB featuring Dwight Yoakum How’s the World Treating You-James Taylor & Alison Krauss Legend in My Time-Laura Cantrell
Side B
You Will Be Happy-Coal Palace Kings Looking Forward to Seeing You-Golden Smog Waiting for the Sun-Jayhawks Extra Instrumental-Resentments Message of Hope-Resentments Sleep Enough to Dream-True Believers Beautifully Broken-Jon Dee Graham Swept Away-Jon Dee Graham
Jon Dee Graham Swept Away @jondeeco @americanahighways @glanncookphotography #johndeegraham #sweptaway #whatkindofhashtagwouldbringyouback #americanamusic #americanahighways
The Skunks --I Smell Trouble
THE SKUNKS 1979 "TELEVISION LOVER" at Raul's, Austin, Texas
The Skunks, the band that pioneered the new music scene in Austin in 1978, captured live at the new wave nerve center on the University Drag. Jesse Sublett (bass & vocals), Jon Dee Graham (guitar), Billy Blackmon (drums)
Jon Dee Graham Only Dead For A Little While (2023) … a good collection …
Music Reviews: Jimi Hendrix at the Hollywood Bowl, plus Little Feat, Jon Dee Graham, the Resonant Rogues, and Danny O’Keefe
Music Reviews: Jimi Hendrix at the Hollywood Bowl, plus Little Feat, Jon Dee Graham, the Resonant Rogues, and Danny O’Keefe #jondeegraham #jimihendrix #littlefeat #theresonantrogues #dannyokeefe #americanahighways #americanamusic #byjeffburger #newmusic2023
Music Reviews: Jimi Hendrix at the Hollywood Bowl, plus Little Feat, Jon Dee Graham, the Resonant Rogues, and Danny O’Keefe Jimi Hendrix released only four albums during his too-brief lifetime, but new LPs, CDs, and box sets have continued to appear in a steady stream in the years after his 1970 death. Today, more than half a century later, they’re still coming. Just in the past few years, we’ve…
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