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A modern-day country traditionalist with an outlaw streak and no fear of hard work, Charley Crockett became a star through relentless touring and a steady stream of releases -- he delivered over a dozen LPs between 2015 and 2024. 2025's Dollar a Day was issued just five months after his major-label debut, Lonesome Drifter, but any fans who wondered if he'd start to buckle under his tireless schedule can relax. Dollar a Day is a collection of songs that capture Crockett in great form; the tunes mesh well with his rugged but easygoing persona, with melodies that add an edge to classic honky tonk sounds and lyrics that are often subtly witty without blurring the seriousness of his messages about the realities of American living and life on the road. Producer Shooter Jennings gives the recordings a naturalistic sound that makes room for some experimentation (check out the electric sitar on "Lone Star" and the string-driven instrumental "Age of the Ram [Theme]"), and with 15 tracks, the album delivers quality and quantity. Dollar a Day shows Charley Crockett has no shortage of good ideas and the stamina and talent to make them into worthwhile albums. His fans will be in no way disappointed, and new listeners will be impressed with his range and flinty intelligence

A1        Dollar A Day
A2        Crucified Son
A3        Woman In A Bar
A4        Ain't That Right
A5        Lone Star
A6        El Paso To Denver
A7        Sante Fe Ring
A8        Age Of The Ram (Theme)
B1        I Stay Ready
B2        All Around Cowboy
B3        Tennessee Quick Cash
B4        Die With My Dreams On
B5        Ballad Of A Lonesome Drifter
B6        Destroyed
B7        Alamosa