goodnight texas

by Alexander Pirro From California following Old U.S. Route 66, the average motorist may pass by a secluded hamlet aptly named Goodnight, Texas. Avi Vinocur knows this, and pays homage to his band name with a Route 66 trucker hat. After all, the exact midpoint between the Read More

by Jane Roser Halfway between the homes of songwriters Avi Vinocur and Patrick Dyer Wolf lies a virtual ghost town called Goodnight, Texas. There exists no post office (they lost that 100 years ago), only one store and about 18 townsfolk. Each of those 18 townsfolk own a copy of Read More

by Jane Roser I can count on one hand how many times I’ve seen an opening band that literally blew me away, and I’ve seen a lot of bands. I first encountered The Bankesters last month when they opened for Americana band Goodnight, Texas at Jammin’ Java in Read More

Goodnight, Texas A Long Life of Living Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Goodnight, Texas is a veritable throwback to vintage country and folk, evoking the true spirit of old-time melodies.  Elements of bluegrass, blues and Appalachian folk make their voices warmly heard in this Read More