John Lomax III
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John Lomax III was raised in Texas and is the grandson of pioneering folklorist John Lomax.
[edit] Career
He had been a nationally published US music journalist since 1967. His work has also been published in Europe, Asia and Australia. He is the author of Nashville: Music City USA (1986), Red Desert Sky (2001) and co-author of The Country Music Book (1988).
He presently writes regular columns for Country Music International in London and Country Music Update in Gympie. John is also an artist manager and has represented Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, Rocky Hill, David Schnaufer and The Cactus Brothers. He began representing Dead Ringer Band in 1996.
His son, John Nova Lomax, great-grandson of John Lomax, is the Music Editor for The Houston Press.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Music Roots Exporters
- pertains to Dead Ringer Band
- Books by John Lomax III
- Make Mine a Guinness by John Nova Lomax
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