No Depression (magazine)

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No Depression
Issue 59 of No Depression magazine (September/October 2005), featuring Nickel Creek.
Categories	Music magazines
Frequency	bi-monthly
First issue	September 1995
Country	{{{country}}}
Language	English
Website	nodepression.net

No Depression was a bi-monthly magazine that covered a broad range of alternative country music, including Americana. It was launched in September 1995 (as a quarterly) and named for the Carter Family song "No Depression in Heaven", the 1990 album No Depression by the band Uncle Tupelo, and an early AOL online discussion group on alternative country.

The publishers announced in February 2008 that the May-June 2008 issue would be its last. ^[1] Buddy Miller was featured on the cover of the final issue, with No Depression declaring him Artist of the Decade.

In April, No Depression announced it would be publishing a twice-annual "bookazine" with University of Texas Press; the debut edition is schedule for fall 2008. No Depression also continues to operate its website.

1 History of cover features
2 Footnotes
3 References
4 External links

[edit] History of cover features

No Depression senior editors Barry Mazor (left) and David Cantwell; seated between them is Holly George-Warren, author of Public Cowboy No. 1, a biography of Gene Autry.

1995: #1: Son Volt (Fall)
1996: #2: Blue Mountain (Winter), #3: Steve Earle (Spring), #4: Honey Wilds (Summer), #5: Wilco (Sept-Oct), #6: Jason & the Scorchers (Nov-Dec)
1997: #7: Waco Brothers (Jan-Feb), #8: Bad Livers (March-April), #9: Bottle Rockets (May-June), #10: Whiskeytown (July-Aug), #11: Robbie Fulks (Sept-Oct), #12: Ricky Skaggs (Nov-Dec)
1998: #13: Victoria Williams & Mark Olson (Jan-Feb), #14: Alejandro Escovedo (March-April), #15: Ralph Stanley (May-June), #16: Lucinda Williams (July-Aug), #17: Emmylou Harris (Sept-Oct), #18: Golden Smog (Nov-Dec)
1999: #19: Don Williams (Jan-Feb), #20: Steve Earle & Del McCoury (March-April), #21: Old 97s (May-June), #22: Gram Parsons (July-Aug), #23: Buddy & Julie Miller (Sept-Oct), #24: Dolly Parton (Nov-Dec)
2000: #25: 5th Anniversary Issue (Jan-Feb), #26: Jimmie Dale Gilmore (March-April), #27: Jayhawks (May-June), #28: Loretta Lynn (July-Aug), #29: Allison Moorer (Sept-Oct), #30: Merle Haggard (Nov-Dec)
2001: #31: Rodney Crowell (Jan-Feb), #32: Billy Joe Shaver (March-April), #33: Lucinda Williams (May-June), #34: Patty Loveless (July-Aug), #35: Gillian Welch (Sept-Oct), #36: Jay Farrar (Nov-Dec)
2002: #37: Kasey Chambers (Jan-Feb), #38: Isaac Freeman (March-April), #39: The Flatlanders (May-June), #40: Kelly Willis (July-Aug), #41: Guy Clark (Sept-Oct), #42: Johnny Cash (Nov-Dec)
2003: #43: Alison Krauss (Jan-Feb), #44: Rosanne Cash (March-April), #45: Little Miss Cornshucks (May-June), #46: Drive-By Truckers (July-Aug), #47: Lyle Lovett (Sept-Oct), #48: Bottle Rockets (Nov-Dec)
2004: #49: T Bone Burnett (Jan-Feb), #50: Patty Griffin (March-April), #51: Loretta Lynn (May-June), #52: Dave Alvin (July-Aug.), #53: Willie Nelson (Sept-Oct), #54: Iris DeMent (Nov-Dec)
2005: #55: Mary Gauthier (Jan-Feb), #56: Vic Chesnutt (March-April), #57: John Prine (May-June),