All or Nothin’
Lane releases her sophomore album on New West Records. The album is produced by Auerbach and includes an acoustic duet with the Black Keys frontman, Love’s on Fire. The two met at Lane’s pop-up vintage clothing stall High Class Hillbilly and recorded at Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound:
During the first round of recordings, I was in an awkward mood every night I left the studio. It was hard for me to trust that Dan was right when he said I should move a verse around or add an extra chorus. He pushed to find the right feel for each track one by one, and a few months later, I found myself with a damn good record.
Cowboy Jack Clement tribute
Auerbach, Burnett, Prine, Kristofferson, Lane, and others perform on-stage and in recorded interludes at a special concert at Nashville’s War Memorial Auditorium. The show benefits the Music Health Alliance. Clement is in attendance from the audience and is also declared “ambassador of goodwill for the state of Tennessee” by Governor Haslam. Auerbach and Lane perform a rendition of Just Someone I Used to Know. Auerbach says he loved the suggestion by Clement’s engineer, David R. “Fergie” Ferguson:
That song is amazing. I’d love to sing [it].