A standard-bearer for Austin, Texas' roots music scene, singer Toni Price was capable of wailing the blues, crooning soulful country-Americana, and delivering earthshaking R&B. After making an appearance at SXSW, she moved to Austin. The "Juke Joint Madonna" built a large enough local following that she declined to tour. She also hosted the "hippie hour" at the Continental Club for 22 years. Between 1993 and 1997, she released three globally acclaimed albums on Discovery -- Swim Away, Hey, and Sol Power. In 1999 she issued Lowdown & Up, her debut on Antone's Records. She relea...