Terry Allen

Terry Allen (born May 7, 1943 in Witchita, Kansas) is a singer-songwriter, painter, playwright, and artist from Lubbock, Texas. He currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Music
Terry Allen has released eight studio albums, one EP (Pedal Steal), and two compilations during his career.

Allen is a pioneering artist and songwriter. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with fellow Lubbock artists Jo Harvey Allen, Joe Ely, Jo Carol Pierce, and Butch Hancock and Texas artists such as Robert Earl Keen and Wayne Hancock on works such as Chippy, a play written by Allen and his wife Jo Harvey Allen.

He's also collaborated with country singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham and British artist David Byrne.

Studio Albums/EPs

 * Juarez (1975)
 * Lubbock (On Everything) (1979)
 * Smokin' The Dummy (1980)
 * Bloodlines (1983)
 * Pedal Steel (1985)
 * Amerasia: A Film by Wolf-Eckart Buhler (1987)
 * Chippy (1995)
 * Human Remains (1996)
 * Salivation (1999)
 * Bottom of the World (2013)

Compilations

 * The Silent Majority: Terry Allen's Greatest Missed Hits (1992)
 * Best of the Sugar Hill Years (2007)