"Like a more countrified version of John Prine, or a more compositionally-minded version of Jerry Jeff Walker during his gonzo era, Mac Leaphart immediately earns your ear and devotion with this handful of incredibly well-written

"Like a more countrified version of John Prine, or a more compositionally-minded version of Jerry Jeff Walker during his gonzo era, Mac Leaphart immediately earns your ear and devotion with this handful of incredibly well-written songwriter songs and rousing boot scooters that are just about perfectly produced and ripe for repeat listening." -Saving Country Music

Lightning Bob is filled with greasy, countrified folksongs and tongue-in-cheek talking blues, featuring collaborations with Sadler Vaden (Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit).

Lightning Bob is filled with greasy, countrified folksongs and tongue-in-cheek talking blues, featuring collaborations with Sadler Vaden (Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit).

Low in the Saddle, Long in the Tooth is slightly irreverent and full of heart and wit. It doesn't pander to anyone in particular, but strives to make everybody take a little piece for themselves.

Low in the Saddle, Long in the Tooth is slightly irreverent and full of heart and wit. It doesn't pander to anyone in particular, but strives to make everybody take a little piece for themselves.

Line. Rope. Etc., is a songwriting tour-de-force, with tunes that draw from the best of the country-folk tradition (think Kristofferson, John Prine, Gram Parsons), and a few times slips into the comfortable sweet spot between

Line. Rope. Etc., is a songwriting tour-de-force, with tunes that draw from the best of the country-folk tradition (think Kristofferson, John Prine, Gram Parsons), and a few times slips into the comfortable sweet spot between Southern rock n’ roll and pure honky-tonk bliss. - Kyle Petersen for SceneSC.com