John Hiatt

John Hiatt is an Indiana-born rock singer-songwriter whose songs have been covered by a slew of well-known artists, from Bob Dylan to Iggy Pop. Hiatt’s prolific touring over the past three decades have earned him a loyal cult audience.

Hiatt's approach to music is distinctive, following the singer-songwriter tradition of confessional, intimate lyrics, but strongly steeped in American roots genres, such as blues, folk, country and rockabilly. His earlier work came with a heavy dose of cynicism, much like early Elvis Costello, but by the time he released his acclaimed 1987 album Bring the Family, his tone had shifted in a more heartfelt direction.

• 2001: Ultraglide in Black
• 1974: Hangin' Around the Observatory
• 1975: Overcoats
• 1979: Slug Line
• 1980: Two Bit Monsters
• 1982: All of a Sudden
• 1983: Riding with the King
• 1985: Warming Up to the Ice Age
• 1987: Bring the Family
• 1988: Slow Turning
• 1990: Stolen Moments
• 1993: Perfectly Good Guitar
• 1995: Walk On, Capitol Records
• 1997: Little Head
• 2000: Crossing Muddy Waters
• 2001: The Tiki Bar is Open
• 2003: Beneath This Gruff Exterior
• 2005: Master of Disaster

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