John Hiatt is a renowned American singer-songwriter whose career spans several decades, with a discography that showcases a wide array of rock, blues, folk, and country influences. Born on August 20, 1952, in Indianapolis, Indiana, Hiatt embarked on his musical journey in the early 1970s, forging a path that would lead to critical acclaim and a fiercely loyal fanbase. He possesses a distinctive voice paired with a talent for crafting vivid narratives, which has allowed his music to resonate deeply with listeners.

Over the years, Hiatt's ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with rugged melodies has resulted in a number of beloved albums. His knack for storytelling is matched by his skill as a musician, earning him respect among his peers and leading to numerous collaborations with other artists. Hiatt's impact on the music world is also reflected in the accolades he has received, including several Grammy Award nominations and other distinguished honors. The array of songs from his recent releases like "Leftover Feelings," "Long Black Electric Cadillac," and "The Eclipse Sessions" are testament to Hiatt's enduring artistry and his continued relevance in the ever-evolving music landscape. His songs have a timeless quality, with themes that touch on the human experience, making him a cherished figure in American songwriting.

Genres

Country Rock

Folk

Heartland Rock

Roots Rock

Singer-songwriter

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Latest Release

Leftover Feelings

John Hiatt•

Jerry Douglas

Album - 11 Tracks - Released May 21, 2021