Thorn draws on these humble beginnings to create Don't Let The Devil Ride. The 14-track album pays homage to many lesser-known Southern gospel songs and features guest performers like The Blind ...

Paul Thorn is a natural-born Southern storyteller with humble stage banter and musical delivery that's gritty and gruff. Since his 1997 debut album, Hammer and Nail, Thorn has given fans plenty of ...

Paul Thorn's excellent gospel album, "Don't Let the Devil Ride," is invigorated by his youthful years making the rounds in Mississippi churches with his Pentecostal preacher father.

But it wasn’t until March that he finally acted on his lifelong love of gospel songs. After releasing 14 albums of country, southern rock and some blues, he recorded his first gospel album ...

One of our favorite singer-songwriters and good friend Paul Thorn has shared the new song, “Tough Times Don’t Last.” Once again, Paul delivers words of encouragement in these difficult times.

Paul Thorn is a tough guy who sings the blues. NPR's Wade Goodwyn talks to the former-prizefighter-turned-musician about his new CD, Too Blessed to Be Stressed.

Paul Thorn, another Tupelo, Mississippi, product, didn’t have to leave his hometown to be discovered and doesn’t need to proclaim his uniqueness — his music says it all for him.