• Ronnie Fauss

    Ronnie Fauss Rocks The Crowd At Texas Music Revolution 19
    Uncle Emmitt Posted On May 12, 2015



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    Ronnie Fauss – Built to Break
    Hyperbolium Posted On November 14, 2014


    Late-blooming Americana singer-songwriter brings punk-rock brio Singer-songwriter Ronnie Fauss seemed to materialize from the ether with his 2012 label debut, I Am the Man You Know I’m Not. And though his public career as a musician started late, he’d been […]


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    Ronnie Fauss talks about “I Am The Man You Know I’m Not” (Normaltown Records)
    NO DEPRESSION Posted On November 11, 2012


    Ronnie Fauss’ I Am The Man You Know I’m Not (10/09/12) follows a string of impressive EPs with his first long player on Normaltown Records. If you’re an alt-country fan  that longs for one of the glory periods of alt-country/country rock there’s […]


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    Ronnie Fauss – New Songs for the Old Frontier
    Archive Posted On July 26, 2009


    Ronnie Fauss has been kind enough to let me have a review copy of his EP “New Song for the Old Frontier, Volume 1” one listen got me looking forward to Volume 2. The collection of six songs totals a […]


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