Daniel Antopolsky
Daniel Antopolsky is an American singer-songwriter. He is associated with the outlaw country movement, and describes his music as being influenced by country, blues, rock & roll, gospel, and synagog harmonies. Career 
In 1972, Antopolsky met Townes Van Zandt in a coffee shop in Athens, Georgia and they became friends. They toured together for several months in Antopolsky's Ford van and visited Guy Clark, going to Nashville, Colorado and Texas. At 24 years old, Antopolsky saved Van Zandt's life by performing CPR after Van Zandt had overdosed on heroin. The two of them were alone together when Van Zandt wrote Pancho and Lefty and Antopolsky wrote Sweet Lovin' Music. In 2015, Antopolsky released his debut album, Sweet Lovin' Music, which was produced by Gary Gold and John Capek. He then performed at South by Southwest in 2016. In 2018 he performed at Bush Hall, and in 2019 performed at the Black Deer Festival. A documentary about Antopolsky's life premiered as a rough cut at Nashville Film Festival in 2019, called "Sheriff of Mars", directed by Jason Ressler and Matthew Woolf. Discography 
 Sweet Lovin' Music (2015)
 Acoustic Outlaw, Vol. 1 (2016)
 Acoustic Outlaw, Vol. 2 (2016)
 Old Timey, Soulful, Hippy-Dippy, Flower Child Songs from the Cosmos... Wow! (Unheard Songs of the Early 1970s, Pt. 1) (2017)
 Old Timey, Soulful, Hippy-Dippy, Flower Child Songs from the Cosmos... Wow! (Unheard Songs of the Early 1970s, Pt. 2) (2022)

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American country singer-songwriters
American male singer-songwriters
American country guitarists
American male guitarists
1948 births
American folk singers
Jewish country singers
Musicians from Augusta, Georgia
Outlaw country singers
20th-century American singer-songwriters
20th-century American guitarists
American acoustic guitarists
Living people