Losin’ Lately Gambler returns to print as part of a renewed celebration of Corb Lund’s extensive catalog, and it lands with the same grit, humor, and lived-in storytelling that define his best work. Originally released in 2009, the album still feels stubbornly timeless, rooted in dust, whiskey, and the hard edges of working-class myth.
The record moves forward on a galloping stand-up bass and the lonesome cry of steel guitar, giving the songs a restless, road-worn momentum. Lund sings in Jack London-like yarns about down-and-out cowboys, ranching life, and late-night barroom philosophy, painting scenes that feel less like fiction and more like stories overheard at the end of a long shift. The production stays raw and unfussy, letting the groove and the narratives…

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