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Hayes Carll
Joshua Hayes Carll (born January 9, 1976),〔Family Tree Legends (Joshua Hayes Carll )〕 known as Hayes Carll, is a singer-songwriter from The Woodlands, Texas. Since 2002 he has released four albums. Carll was a 2011 nominee for Artist of the Year at the 2011 Americana Music Association awards〔().〕
==Career==
After releasing his debut album, ''Flowers & Liquor'' (2002), Carll was voted the Best New Act of 2002 by The Houston Press, and since then he's been compared to other Texas songwriters including Townes Van Zandt (who he said "ruined me and saved me at the same time") and Jerry Jeff Walker. His 2008 album ''Trouble In Mind'' (2008) was ranked #60 by ''The Village Voice'', and the single "She Left Me For Jesus" was the #36 "Top Singles of 2008" for ''The Village Voice'' and the Americana Music Association Song of the Year 2008. Four songs by Carll appeared in the film 2010 ''Country Strong'', three of which also appeared on the album ''Country Strong: More Music from the Motion Picture''.
His biggest commercial and artistic success to date was his third album ''KMAG YOYO & Other American Stories'' (2011, military acronym〔 for "Kiss my ass guys, you're on your own"). The Americana Music Association voted it the best album of 2011, and ''Spin'' voted it #3 in "Best Country/Americana". ''American Songwriter'' voted the song "Another Like You" the #1 song of 2011, and the album #6. ''Rolling Stone'' ranked "KMAG YOYO" at #46 of best singles of 2011, and the album #47 on their list of "50 Country Albums Every Rock Fan Should Own".
After ''KMAG''s success, it became quiet (Carll broke up with his record label, Lost Highway Records, and divorced his wife〔) until 2015,〔 when, almost five years after his fourth album and seventeen years on the road, Carll was getting ready to record his fifth album, which he hoped to do with Joe Henry.
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