Rodney Crowell’s albums, ranked by what the critics we trust thought of each one. 5 have a B-Side Breakdown, averaging 76 (Keeper). See the discography in release order.
What is Rodney Crowell’s best album?
By the critics, it’s Diamonds & Dirt (1988), with a B-Side Breakdown of 90 (Heavy Rotation) from 3 reviews. 100% of them liked it.
Next best: Tarpaper Sky (82) and Sex & Gasoline (73). Lowest rated: Keys to the Highway (68).
Rodney Crowell albums ranked
Best to worst by B-Side Breakdown.
- 1
Diamonds & Dirt198890 Heavy Rotation - 2
Tarpaper Sky201482 Keeper - 3
Sex & Gasoline200873 Keeper - 4
Let the Picture Paint Itself199468 Mixed Bag - 5
Keys to the Highway198968 Mixed Bag
Rodney Crowell discography, in release order
The career, by Breakdown
Every Rodney Crowell album with a B-Side Breakdown, in release order. Above the dashed line, most critics liked it.
Every Rodney Crowell studio album, oldest first. 4 don't have a Breakdown yet; each gets one once three critics' reviews turn up.
- 1988
Diamonds & Dirt90 Heavy Rotation - 1989
Keys to the Highway68 Mixed Bag - 1994
Let the Picture Paint Itself68 Mixed Bag - 2003Fate's Right HandNo Breakdown yet
- 2005The OutsiderNo Breakdown yet
- 2008
Sex & Gasoline73 Keeper - 2013Old Yellow MoonNo Breakdown yet
- 2014
Tarpaper Sky82 Keeper - 2015The Traveling KindNo Breakdown yet
Missing an album? Our back catalog is still filling in, and every artist’s other studio albums are on the list to be added, so this page should be complete soon.
