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| LA's Jonathan Wilson kicked off Hardly Strictly with an AMAZING set on Friday...photo by RLC |
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| Jonathan Wilson in all his ragged glory...photo by RLC |
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| New York's Woods plays in them...photo by RLC |
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| Wood's Jeremy Earl finds the sweet note, the toe curler...photo by RLC |
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| The Cass McCombs Band kicks off Sunday at Hardly Strictly's...photo by HFC |
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| Cass McCombs feels it and so does the crowd at the aptly named Star Stage...photo by HFC |
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| Two of a Band of Heathens, Gordy Quist and Ed Jurdi take it to church...photo by HFC |
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| Heathen, Colin Brooks...photo by HFC |
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| Ed Jurdi drops the Dead's "Brokedown Palace" on those gathered in the park...photo by HFC |
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| Trust me when I say the harmonies were SWEET!...photo by HFC |
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| Ryan Bingham delivers an intense set with many guests...photo by HFC |
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| Commander Cody's Bill Kirchen lends an axe to a set that is sure to be remembered as one of Hardly Strictly's BEST...photo by HFC |
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| The newest Dead Horse basks in the glow...photo by HFC |
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| Ryan Bingham lays it down...photo by HFC |
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| Enough dudes...I give you Murfreesboro, TN's Those Darlins...photo by RLC |
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| Jesse Darlin' is seriously gonna RAWK UR ASS OFF...seriously. photo by RLC |
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| Duvet doesn't play favorites but if he did...Nikki Darlin'. photo by RLC |
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| Kelly Darlin' makes the Hardly Strictly crowd stop and take notice...photo by RLC |
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| Those Darlins drummer Lynn is no less darlin as he drives a GREAT set! photo by RLC |
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| Hardly Strictly's "Thin White Duke" Justin Townes Earle...photo by RLC |
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| JTE was joined by Jason Isbell who also played Hardly Stictly with his band the 400 unit...photo by RLC |
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| A pretty impressive group of background singers Shelby Lynn, Jason Isbell, and Steve Earle...photo by RLC |
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| All original line-up of the Jayhawks gathered on Sunday to close out Rooster stage...photo by RLC |
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| Jayhawk Gary Louris about to take flight...photo by RLC |
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| Missing Jayhawk Marc Olson returns to the roost...photo by RLC |
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