Vinyl LP pressing. John Hiatt's, The Tiki Bar Is Open was released in 2001. In 2012 New West acquired the rights to this album and re-released this album on compact disc. Now, nearly 20 years after... more

Vinyl LP pressing. John Hiatt recorded Master Of Disaster with the North Mississippi All Stars as his backing band. With the title track, he addresses the artist's midlife crisis and finds creative... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Much to his credit, John Hiatt has never strayed very far from the bluesy garage rock roots of his Indiana childhood. That fact is raucously underscored here, a gritty collection... more

Vinyl LP pressing. John Hiatt's Crossing Muddy Waters was released in 2000. In 2012 New West acquired the rights to this album and re-released this album on compact disc. Now, 20 years after it's... more

What better way to address unresolved feelings than to fashion them into new songs? Hiatt teams with Jerry’s wonderfully groovy band on this album full of love songs and road songs, sly songs and... more

Limited clear and gray colored vinyl LP pressing. Much to his credit, John Hiatt has never strayed very far from the bluesy garage rock roots of his Indiana childhood. That fact is raucously... more

From breezy songs to strikingly stark ones, from lost-love lamentations to rollicking rockers, this new album is Hiatt’s strongest in years. His raw, expressive vocals are at their perfectly... more

In a career that’s seen him evolve as a singer-songwriter and find himself alternately filed under "rock," "country" and "folk," Hiatt has just ignored the labels and returned again and again with... more

Hiatt’s longtime guitarist Doug Lancio produced John’s new album, an acoustic-blues-rooted gem full of riveting songs about relationships, redemption and, yes, surrendering to life—on his terms.... more

2014 vinyl LP official issue of Hiatt's often bootlegged Lost WXRT-FM radio broadcast of a performance from June 1993 by Hiatt and the Guilty Dogs recorded at Chicago's Grant Park. The Guilty Dogs... more

For this, his 21st studio album, John Hiatt turned to producer Kevin "Caveman" Shirley, who was behind the boards for 2011’s Dirty Jeans and Mudslide Hymns, Hiatt’s most critically acclaimed effort... more

The always-prolific Mr. Hiatt has already put out seven albums in the 2000s—and his eighth is winning acclaim as his most dynamic in a decade. His sturdy touring combo puts a solid beat and nice ’n’... more

Same Old Man was recorded at Highway 61 Recordings and produced by John Hiatt. Appearing on the album are Kenneth Blevins on drums, Patrick O'Hearn on bass and Luther Dickinson on guitar, mandolin... more