As a songwriter, Robbie Fulks can be devastatingly funny, then slay with sentiment in the next moment. He’s made a career of it, while approaching the music business from nearly every angle. He had a brief run on a major label in the 1990s, which helped inspire his memorable critique of Nashville’s country music industry, titled “F— This Town.”
Fulks seems a lot happier today, and he put out a wonderful new album last year titled Gone Away Backwards. Here, we’ll discuss songwriting, flat-picking and the toughest moments of his career.
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