"Some of the most thoroughly enjoyable tunes I've ever heard...tiny monuments to songwriting...For whatever elements came together to make the genius of Jim Terr and his music happen, we should be truly gleeful, grateful and gratified….”  “He shares equal territory with the folksy politicism of Phil Ochs, the sheer songwriting skill of Townes van Zandt, and the shamelessly naive sense of ironic humor of Loudon Wainwright III."
    -Bill Hutchison, Santa Fe Reporter  and Anthologist’s Cabinet

Jim Marshall, British Country Music Bulletin:
    An entertaining, description-defying collection... If one were to invite comparisons, you'd perhaps liken Jim Terr to Tom T. Hall, or, perhaps Paul Craft.

"A highly creative, satirical Outlander and asskicking comedian without parallel;
an excellent writer...reminds me of Calvin Trillin…     -Mike Malloy

"Jim Terr's spirit shows through consistently in his songs... It's the droll, sardonic,
'cut-the-B.S.' outlook known around the world as American."  -James Fallows 

"Jim Terr’s creativity and versatility are unmatched.
Well, almost unmatched." -Hodding Carter III

"One of the true creative geniuses of our time. .This guy does some of the best satire
in the business. One of the great comedic and auditory geniuses of our day."   
                   —Thom Hartmann  

"Jim Terr's spirit shows through consistently in his songs... It's the droll, sardonic, 'cut-the-B.S.' outlook known around the world as American."  -James Fallows 

"Jim Terr’s creativity and versatility are unmatched.
Well, almost unmatched." -Hodding Carter III

"One of the true creative geniuses of our time. .This guy does some of the best satire in the business. One of the great comedic and auditory geniuses of our day."   
                   —Thom Hartmann  

…[Jim Terr has been] described as a modern day Mark Twain, Will Rogers, Jimmie Rodgers and Jackie Mason rolled into one. Can I add to that list names like Shel Silverstein, Tom T. Hall, Bobby Bare, Ray Stevens and the likes--master wordsmiths all, and country boys too…
     -Brian Ahern Country Music & More (UK) 

"Some of the most thoroughly enjoyable tunes I've ever heard...tiny monuments to songwriting...For whatever elements came together to make the genius of Jim Terr and his music happen, we should be truly gleeful, grateful and gratified….”  “He shares equal territory with the folksy politicism of Phil Ochs, the sheer songwriting skill of Townes van Zandt, and the shamelessly naive sense of ironic humor of Loudon Wainwright III."
    -Bill Hutchison, Santa Fe Reporter  and Anthologist’s Cabinet

Jim Marshall, British Country Music Bulletin:
    An entertaining, description-defying collection... If one were to invite comparisons, you'd perhaps liken Jim Terr to Tom T. Hall, or, perhaps Paul Craft.

     "Bodacious" -Dave Barry

"Wise, witty and whimsical (and sometimes sad)" -Tony Hillerman

"A highly creative, satirical Outlander and asskicking comedian without parallel;
an excellent writer...reminds me of Calvin Trillin…     -Mike Malloy

"Demos and Diamonds"
CD of 23 songs by Jim Terr & friends, incl. Slim Pickens

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"Wise, witty & wonderful" -Tony Hillerman
"Some of the most thoroughly enjoyable tunes I've ever heard, tiny monuments to songwriting." -Bill Hutchison, SF Reporter

"Five Frightfully Fine Videos"
5 valuable educational programs on a 3-hour DVD!

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Coming Soon:
CD: "Dangerous Country"

The best - and most valuable - items from a producer of music, documentaries and other videos designed not only to mightily amuse but to richly educate.

Nine of our best. Sample here, look at further links, and order safely with just a few clicks.

"Jim Terr's spirit shows through consistently in his songs... It's the droll, sardonic, 'cut-the-B.S.' outlook known around the world as American." -James Fallows

"23 Views of New Mexico "
Pierce the MYSTERY with songs, stories & comedy!
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Includes the Internet hit, "Do They Have E-Mail in Heaven?" and "Santa Fe Stops"