Much like another tragic troubadour with whom he's often compared, the late Towns Vansant.
Today, Mr. Van Zandt's cult status stems partly from his terse poetic purity and luckless-troubadour personal story.
Finally, a Milanese manufacturer opened its doors, and Troubadour Goods, which launched in April, began to take shape.
Bonneville is a true troubadour, and it shows up in his songs.
The London troubadour sold 500, 000 copies of his debut album Home Again around the world last year and was nominated for the Mercury Prize.
Last August, Samuel Bail and Abel Samet, the 26-year-old former bankers behind leather accessories brand Troubadour Goods, sat in a roadside cafe in the Tuscan countryside, cold-calling manufacturers.
Troubadour's small range of products weekenders to wallets is masculine but refined.
He is often portrayed as a late-night troubadour, but he avoids easy sentimentality by favoring images over confessions, and by privileging hidden artistic connections over the Taser of novelty.
Mr. Connell "was a trailblazer, a troubadour, one of the first to put the literary scalpel to the suburban skin, " Greg Bottoms wrote on Salon.com in 2000 in describing the Bridge novels.
This year, Nneka is touring the United States for the first time, playing venues such as the Los Angeles Troubadour, a West Hollywood club played by Elton John and James Taylor early in their careers.
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Sherman-Palladino and her husband Daniel Palladino -- an executive producer and writer on "Gilmore" (fans with keen eyes may recall he played a troubadour in the season six finale, singing "A Beaver Ate My Thumb") -- left the series at the end of season six after a contract dispute with the studio.
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