Looking into You, the first ever tribute album honoring Jackson Browne, features 23 hits and deep album cuts alike from the songwriter’s catalogue. So many respected musicians wanted in - from Ben Harper, Don Henley with Blind Pilot and Lyle Lovett to Keb’ Mo’, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Springsteen & Patti Scialfa, and Lucinda Williams - that it had to be a double-disc set to fit them all on.

The mix of old friends and younger admirers, up-and-comers and fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famers alike offer their own interpretations of Browne’s songs, from his first album - 1972’s ‘Jackson Browne’ - to 1996’s politically-slanted ‘Looking East.’ As befits a Texas-based label, Music Road’s ‘Looking Into You’ also features a healthy Lone Star contingent, including Eliza Gilkyson, Bob Schneider, J.D. Souther, Kevin Welch, Shawn Colvin, and Jimmy LaFave.

The album was conceived by Kelcy Warren, a longtime Browne fan and head of Music Road Records. Warren Co-Produced the album with Tamara Saviano, producer of a Grammy-winning Stephen Foster Tribute and a Grammy-nominated Guy Clark tribute, musician Jimmy LaFave, who performs “For Everyman” on the album (and is also Warren’s partner in the label), and drummer-producer Scott Crago.

Track Listing - Disc 1:

1. These Days Don Henley
2. Everywhere I Go Bonnie Raitt, David Lindley
3. Running on Empty Bob Schneider
4. Fountain of Sorrow Indigo Girls 7
5. Doctor My Eyes Paul Thorn
6. For Everyman Jimmy Lafave
7. Barricades of Heaven Griffin House
8. Our Lady of the Well Lyle Lovett
9. Jamaica Say You Will Ben Harper
10. Before the Deluge Eliza Gilkyson
11. For a Dancer Venice
12. Looking into You Kevin Welch

Track Listing - Disc 2:

1. Rock Me on the Water Keb’ Mo’
2. The Pretender Lucinda Williams
3. Rosie Lyle Lovett
4. Something Fine Karla Bonoff
5. Too Many Angels Marc Cohn
6. Your Bright Baby Blues Sara And Sean Watkins
7. Linda Paloma Bruce Springsteen And Patty Scialfa
8. Call It a Loan Shawn Colvin
9. I’m Alive Bruce Hornsby
10. Late for the Sky Joan Osborne
11. My Opening Farewell J.D. Souther