Lavender Country "Blackberry Rose" 12" Color:Blackberry striving to hold themselves and

striving to hold themselves and those around them accountable for their actions and to make space for those that need to be heard

but it quickly releases into its jangly

The podcast features interviews with Stevenson

Bullion and the band use the studio as an instrument

Nicer There (Black Spade Mix)

Lavender Country "Blackberry Rose" 12" Color:Blackberry striving to hold themselves andLed by principal songwriter Patrick Haggerty, it is the band's first album in nearly fifty years. Their debut self titled album released in 1973 is universally recognized as the first ever country album to be released by an openly gay artist. While Lavender Country was little known outside the Pacific Northwest in their time and only released one self distributed album in 1973, they created a genuine cultural milestone; the first openly gay country