Western Soul
(2025)
“A confident album with moments of immense wisdom, reflection and observation. For an hour, it’s inevitable that you’ll be swept up and lost in Adelman’s Western world.” – Americana UK
“it’s the slower, emotionally stripped out tracks, such as the hobo narrative ‘Vagabond Shoes’, the Guy Clark-like ‘Can’t Sing The Blues No More’ and the strummed ‘One Of A Kind’ tribute to John Prine that elevate this to the albums of the year list.” – Fatea Magazine
Time Will Tell
(2017)
“… [Adelman’s] music brings to mind the weary resilience of such revered individuals as Gram Parsons, John Prine, Townes Van Zandt and the grandaddy of them all, Hank Williams.”
Highways & Lowways
(2015)
“…It’s no surprise then, that the album recorded at The Mountain House, Adelman’s studio in Nederland, is rich, deep and polished. From the wailing guitar and country beat of the opener “Cold Mississippi Blues,” which sounds like a lost Robert Earle Keen track, to the subdued ballad of “Ghost Train” to the thick, funky, baritone saxophone on “Oh Marie,” and gorgeous story of “Wabash Avenue,” Highways and Lowways winds like a country road through fields of Americana, pastures of roots rock and hillsides of outlaw country…”
-Marquee Magazine
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Todd Adelman & The Lovehandles
(2009)
“I’ll call this one now… easily the BEST alternative country record of the year out of Colorado – and maybe the best alt- country record I’ve heard this past year, period.”
-The Colorado Sound
Todd Adelman & The Love Handles reached #4 on the National Roots Chart, #1 on the Colorado Roots Chart and has broken into the AMA top 100 as of Nov. 9, 2009.
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Henry’s Diner
(2006)
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Pavement Ends
(2002)
