Eddie Lott

(INTERVIEW)...
TM: If you had to compare this song to a food, what food would that be?
EL: Something sweet and honest, deep but mindless, and very instant. It’d be… instant pecan pie. - Texas Monthly

"... Perhaps, like many records that feel good to get lost to, its loveliest strength is its relatability for the listener." - Denim on Wax

... "The southern drawl and gravelly voice make the stories of deals gone wrong, unrequited love and lonely roads traveled take on an air of authenticity so rarely found in an industry more interested in pumping out hit makers than cultivating career musicians. Lott’s songs evoke views of sparse landscapes, of hard people who’ve lost their sense of place, luck that’s run out, and love that’s been tested. They are Cormac McCarthy, they are Spaghetti Westerns, they are long road trips set to music. They are lost in a time warp, lost in a ghost town, lost. They are Eddie Lott." - C-Spot Magazine

"When I had a radio show on KNON (89.3 FM), back in the day, I was constantly, constantly promoting artists who I thought deserved it. I invested time and money into doing so. It's been a long time since I met somebody who I've been inclined to want to promote. And then, last night, at Ranger Randell's Electric Campfire Jam (at the Sons of Hermann Hall), I met this kid Eddie Lott. He does not fit into any box. He is one of the most self-made artists I've ever met. He's never recorded. His songs are still in my head from last night. His voice is captivating, as are his lyrics. Anybody with two nickels to rub together in the record biz should invest in this kid. Not kidding... check this guy out. To say the least, I'm smitten!"

-- Nancy "Shaggy" Moore, Texas Singer/Songwriter and renown 89.3FM KNON DJ (1984-1991) - 89.3FM KNON